Holy crap! The conspiracy theorists could be right that it was a false flag. Wonder how long it will take the media to report on this.
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Holy crap! The conspiracy theorists could be right that it was a false flag. Wonder how long it will take the media to report on this.
I don't think it was a false flag, but there's definitely some kind of coverup going on.
We've learned very little info about Paddock in the past 11 months (far less than we should know by now), and there's clearly been an attempt by authorities there to suppress as much as possible.
If Marilou Danley really has worked for the FBI (and it seems she has), that's very suspicious, and might explain why they're being so quiet about Paddock.
It is possible that he was also some kind of agent of theirs, and he snapped.
It's also possible that they knew he was a possible danger in some way, paid Marilou to spy on him, and then dropped the ball and this occurred anyway.
FBI story checks out:
https://www.intelius.com/people-search/Marilou-Danley
Can’t see the report. Can you reprint detail here some mhow?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Lol @ these right wing conspiracy theorists, were they black helicopters? Haha just fuckin wit you guys.
Off topic, skip it.
Wanna see what a real conspiracy looks like? Only if you promise not to tell.
They've been releasing tons of videos, 27 just over past few days.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrS...CE5eszA/videos
i have a feeling i'm going to jack off to theseQuote:
Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
Is there any good ones? Those vary for 30 seconds to nearly 2 hours. And there’s hundreds of themQuote:
Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
Looking back thru the thread think the nail was firmly hit on the head early onQuote:
Originally Posted by RegGaymerSerious questions deserve serious answers, and you won't get one from any of these toddlers!Quote:
Originally Posted by devidee
Can guarantee nobody has ever heard or seen this guy before, I mean with druffs extensive network of radio listeners you could reach out and ask who knows Stephen Paddock - but it's tough, you know, when you're talking about a guy that never existed.
The worst travesty is that the biggest fraud in poker news history - Dan Blizerean involved in a major conspiracy - was completely overlooked
His bluff got thru
Maybe he is as good as he claims to be afterall.
Was not over looked completely.Quote:
Originally Posted by RegGaymer
https://www.scribd.com/document/3853...ent#from_embedQuote:
Observation 25
Several active duty military and other off-duty public safety personnel augmented response efforts in
critical ways. However, there were also some cases in which off-duty public safety personnel complicated
the response by attempting to assist when they were unable to do so.
Some off-duty officers and personnel from outside jurisdictions and organizations assisted in response
efforts. They were instructed to get people safely out of the venue, and they successfully assumed and
executed these roles. This additional support was crucial, as officers at the scene did not have sufficient
personnel to assist with crowd management.
However, there were also several instances in which off-duty public safety personnel and those with public
safety experience attempted to take command and/or seize officers’ weapons. While well intentioned,
these individuals at times hindered the response.
That’s not it
Bilzerian is a fake
As was the sound of gunfire - it was played over the speakers!
Big Dan was recruited to take part due to his celeb status so as to add credibility. He would have signed a confidentiality agreement for his role in creating this story.
Just read the comments on this vid you can see in 2018 you’re in the minority believing this wwe style fake news
https://youtu.be/B1-IOj1I0GI
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Originally Posted by RegGaymer
go back to bed retard
You need to understand that even the eye witnesses at the event knew it was unreal
https://youtu.be/3r_Fsc69jfM
You really are a mong. Do you go around Warrington telling folks the IRA bomb was a hoax?Quote:
Originally Posted by RegGaymer
Did you watch the video you miserable old bastard?
Like the 1996 ira hoax was any different.
Same old shite. Can’t teach old dogs new tricks tho, you’ll be lapping up the lies for life!
Well, nothing to see here. FBI says no motive. Move along, move along.
https://www.npr.org/2019/01/29/68982...t=nprml&f=1001
Yeah, I'm not buying that.
Hmmmm. Is this the first time that the FBI has closed a case because they concluded that they can't come to a conclusion about the motive?Quote:
Originally Posted by Avon Barksdale
Fucking Mossad.
Fuck your conspiracy theories, they are all wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avon Barksdale
The guy just wasn't that important.
His asian girlfriend? If she ever worked for the FBI it was as a secretary, not as a special agent.
The motive was that he wanted revenge against Las Vegas casinos for screwing him over in a lawsuit that a judge dismissed.
And that he wanted to kill a lot of people.
Usually when a visitor to Las Vegas wants to shoot and kill people they recommend going to a shooting range or maybe Battlefield Vegas.
https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img...lit-863583.jpg
A couple years before the attack Paddock had $2.1 million in multiple bank accounts. He hit a really bad streak at video poker where he lost $1.5 million of it during the two years leading up to the attack; he had about $530,000 left.
Paddock knew what was coming if he kept up his high rolling lifestyle (completely busto), so he wanted to maintain some sense of control while still having some money left and to take out his murderous & suicidal rage and despair at the casinos and the world on his own terms while he still was able to.
Where did he get the 2.1 million liquid to lose on the slot machines? Did he earn it at his job at the post office? Or did he win it on the slot machines before losing it on the slot machines?
Why can't you just accept that all Americans are just one 'shitty day' away from murdering a bunch of complete strangers?
You are wired differently from the rest of civilization. It isn't your fault.
setoffails will get to the bottom of this, guy has a strong passion for Stephen paddock
Nah, I won't be cracking this case. Been studying Paddock for well over a year, and still know absolutely nothing. There are like 10 conspiracy theories that make more sense than the official narrative though.Quote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
He invested in real estate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SetofKs
Has there ever been a complete financial picture of him released?
I was shocked at how that never seemed to come out.
Yes, he had a bunch of real estate and 2.1 million liquid according to the poster above. Which doesn't make sense to me given that he earned a middle class income in his career at the post office. I do believe the theory that he was an arms dealer. I have no idea about the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffHe invested in real estate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SetofKs
Has there ever been a complete financial picture of him released?
I was shocked at how that never seemed to come out.
he also owned at least 2 planes over the past several years and was a licensed pilot, which is kinda baller
Normally, the local paper would have a top reporter on the job, but the Las Vegas Review-Journal is owned by a casino operator (Shady Sheldon). The corporate powers that be want this story to go away. They want you back in town dropping your cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffHe invested in real estate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SetofKs
Has there ever been a complete financial picture of him released?
I was shocked at how that never seemed to come out.
What a nut job this guy is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wiganer
you are such an insufferable liberal faggotQuote:
Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
What a nut job this guy is.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwaiyou are such an insufferable liberal faggotQuote:
Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
I can't believe I just wasted 17 minutes of my life watching that. What a bunch of nonsense.
MGM agrees to a settlement worth "$735 to $800 million" with victims' families:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/03/us/la...ent/index.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Will be interesting to see how much the guy who twisted his ankle running away gets paid compared to guy who got shot in the face and lost an eye.
Druff, remember when you made this post?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...l=1#post705808
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffIf they would have to do it in Nevada court, they are fucked, because the state protects casinos.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
If somehow they could get it done in federal court, they might have a shot, though honestly I don't see them as liable. It is unreasonable to believe that a large hotel has to monitor the movements of thousands of guests. I suppose there could be a small amount of liability in letting him check in under someone else's name, but that really wasn't a factor anyway. He could have checked in under his own name and accomplished the same thing.
Cannot seem to find how many victims exists exactly and therefore how much per person they are likely to receive.