by
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Editor of NaturalNews.com
As
part of the attack, Holmes painted his hair red and referred to himself
as "The Joker," one of the arch enemies in the DC Comics-inspired
Batman movie series. (
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/20/police-14-dead-in-colorado-the...)
According
to news reports, this sudden violent rampage was completely out of
character for James Holmes, who was described as "shy."
The New York Times is now reporting:
Billy
Kromka, a pre-med student at the University of Colorado, Boulder,
worked with Mr. Holmes for three months last summer as a research
assistant in a lab of at the Anschutz Medical Campus. Mr. Kromka said he
was surprised to learn Mr. Holmes was the shooting suspect. "It was
just shocking, because there was no way I thought he could have the
capacity to do commit an atrocity like this," he said. (
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/21/us/colorado-mall-shooting.html?page...)
"He spent much of his time immersed in the computer, often participating in role-playing online games..."
There is already conjecture that James Holmes may have been involved in
mind-altering neuroscience research
and ended up becoming involved at a depth he never anticipated. His
actions clearly show a strange detachment from reality, indicating he
was not in his right mind. That can only typically be accomplished
through drugs, hypnosis or trauma (and sometimes all three).
His behavior doesn't add up
His
behavior already reveals stark inconsistencies that question the
mainstream explanation of events. For example, he opened fire on
innocent people but then
calmly surrendered to police without resistance. This is not consistent with the idea of "killing everyone."
Furthermore,
he then admitted to police that his apartment was booby-trapped with
explosives. If you were really an evil-minded Joker trying to kill
people (including cops), why would you warn them about the booby trap in
advance? It doesn't add up.
"Holmes was taken into custody
shortly after the shooting, police said, adding he didn't resist when he
was arrested," reports a local CBS news affiliate (
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/20/police-14-dead-in-colorado-the...).
"After
his arrest, Holmes told police about 'possible explosives in his
residence,' Oates said. When police searched his apartment, they
discovered it was booby-trapped and evacuated surrounding buildings,
police said. Oates said bomb technicians are determining how to disarm
flammable or explosive material in the third-floor apartment. He said
police could be there some time."
None of this checks out. If
you're a killer bent on causing mayhem, why tell the police about your
surprise bomb waiting for them back at your apartment?
Holmes was clearly provided with exotic gear (and bomb-making skills)
Continuing from CBS:
"He
said pictures from inside the apartment are fairly disturbing and the
devices look to be sophisticated, adding the booby-traps were 'something
I've never seen.' One rifle, two handguns, a knife, a bullet proof
vest, a ballistic helmet, a gas device, a gas mask, military SWAT
clothing and unidentified explosives were also found in Holmes' car, a
law enforcement source told CBS News. Oates said Holmes wore a gas mask,
a ballistic helmet and vest as well as leg, groin and throat protectors
during the shooting."
Added on July 22nd: "He allegedly wore a helmet, a throat guard, a ballistic vest,
ballistic leggings and gloves and was dressed in black." (
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/explosives-removed-from-james-...)
In other words,
this guy was equipped with exotic gear by someone with connections to military equipment.
SWAT clothing, explosives, complex booby-traps... c'mon, this isn't a
"lone gunman." This is somebody who was selected for a mission, given
equipment to carry it out, then somehow brainwashed into getting it
done.
"Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates said Holmes' apartment is
booby-trapped with a 'sophisticated' maze of flammable devices. It could
take hours or days for authorities to disarm it," reports Yahoo News (
http://sg.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/suspect-neuroscience-phd-stu...).
UPDATE:
(This section added to the story Saturday at 2:30 pm central, July 21,
2012). It is now being reported that exotic, advanced booby-traps have
been disarmed at the apartment of James Holmes. The Denver affiliate of
CBS News is now reporting: (
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2012/07/21/officials-expect-explosions-as-...)
Officials
say they have removed all major threats at the booby-trapped apartment
of the Aurora movie theater shooting suspect on Saturday. They have used
a robot to go inside James Holmes' apartment. ...They were able to
disable a trip wire that was set to go off when the apartment door was
opened. "This is some serious stuff that our team is dealing with..."
Shortly before noon crews were successful performing a controlled detonation... More controlled detonations were possible.
...there
were multiple trip wires throughout the apartment. Investigators have
also seen what appear to be mortars planted in the apartment -- sort of
the kind of mortars that might be seen in a commercial fireworks show.
Up to a half dozen of them are scattered around.
...they have
seen a number of inflated balloons in the apartment... with many
appearing to be filled with a powder. Also linked together are bottles
of liquid. ...a strong smell of gasoline emanating from the apartment.
...several boxes on top of the refrigerator and there are lights flashing on the boxes.
...30
aerial shells (fireworks) commercially legally available for purchase.
...the suspect may have filled them with smokeless powder. ...entering
the apartment would have caused a trip wire to trigger one liquid
container to pour/mix with another. When the two mix together, they set
off the main charge of the device which may be additional flammable
liquids.
...an enormously dangerous mission. About 100 personnel are on scene.
And the BBC is now reporting: (
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18937726)
Technicians
made a first attempt on Friday to disarm the traps, believed to include
explosives, but withdrew when it became clear the property was too
dangerous to enter. Sgt Carlson said the device was set up to detonate
when the first person entered the flat. "We've defeated first threat. It
was set up to kill, and that could have been police officers or
anything," she said.
"In addition to the shells found in the
apartment, jars of a kind of accelerant were also found inside the
dwelling, said Aurora Police Sgt. Cassidee Carlson." (
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000087239639044446430457754103267932...)
"Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates expressed frustration on Friday with the
web of wires and devices Mr. Holmes had connected inside his apartment,
which were hindering the investigation into the shooting. ...It was
unlike anything he had seen before."
FBI has a track record of staging similar assaults, then stopping them at the last minute
This is not your run-of-the-mill crime of passion. It was a carefully planned,
heavily funded
and technically advanced attack. Who might be behind all this? The FBI,
of course, which has a long history of setting up and staging similar
attacks, then stopping them right before they happen. See four
documented stories on these facts:
http://www.naturalnews.com/035849_domestic_terror_plots_FBI.html
http://www.naturalnews.com/034325_FBI_entrapment_terror_plots.html
http://www.naturalnews.com/033751_FBI_terrorism.html
http://www.naturalnews.com/035757_FBI_terror_plots_false_flag.html
As you soak all this in, remember that the FBI had
admitted
to setting up terror plots, providing the weapons and gear, staging the
location of the bombings and even driving the vehicles to pull it off!
This is not a conspiracy theory, it's been admitted by the FBI right out
in the open. Even the New York Times openly reports all this in stories
like this one:
NYT: Terrorist Plots, Hatched by the F.B.I. (
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/29/opinion/sunday/terrorist-plots-help...)
THE
United States has been narrowly saved from lethal terrorist plots in
recent years -- or so it has seemed. A would-be suicide bomber was
intercepted on his way to the Capitol; a scheme to bomb synagogues and
shoot Stinger missiles at military aircraft was developed by men in
Newburgh, N.Y.; and a fanciful idea to fly explosive-laden model planes
into the Pentagon and the Capitol was hatched in Massachusetts. But all
these dramas were facilitated by the F.B.I., whose undercover agents and
informers posed as terrorists offering a dummy missile, fake C-4
explosives, a disarmed suicide vest and rudimentary training. ...the
F.B.I. provided a van loaded with six 55-gallon drums of "inert
material," harmless blasting caps, a detonator cord and a gallon of
diesel fuel to make the van smell flammable. An undercover F.B.I. agent
even did the driving...
Comment added for clarification:
I'm on the record saying, in the video posted below, that the FBI is
"80% good guys" and "20% bad guys," which is typical for almost any law
enforcement organization. Most FBI men and women are working in the
interests of upholding the law. It's only a relatively small number who
engage in the kind of terrorism training mentioned by the New York
Times, above.
Mystery man Holmes has no background
On top
of all this, Holmes apparently has no background. "He's not on
anybody's radar screen -- nothing," said a peace officer in a NYT
article. "This guy is somewhat of an enigma. Nobody knows anything about
him." (
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/21/us/colorado-mall-shooting.html)
Mr.
Holmes's only criminal history is a traffic summons, the authorities
said. He earned a bachelor's degree with honors in neuroscience in 2010
from the University of California, Riverside, and was a graduate student
in neurosciences at the University of Colorado at Denver's Anschutz
Medical Campus... He was currently collecting unemployment...
Question: How does an unemployed medical student afford $20,000 in weapons gear?
If you start to look at the really big picture here, the obvious question arises: How does an
unemployed medical student
afford all the complex weapons gear, bomb-making gear, "flammable"
booby trap devices, ammunition, multiple magazines, bullet-proof vest,
groin protection, ballistic helmet, SWAT uniform and all the rest of it?
Added July 22nd: "Police said Holmes spent months amassing explosives, weapons and ammunition." (
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/explosives-removed-from-james-...)
A
decent AR-15 rifle costs $1,000 or more all by itself. The shotgun and
handgun might run another $800 total. Spare mags, sights, slings, and so
on will run you at least another $1,000 across three firearms. The
bullet-proof vest is easily another $800, and the cost of the
bomb-making gear is anybody's guess. With all the specialty body gear,
ammunition, booby-trap devices and more, I'm guessing this is at least
$20,000 in weapons and tactical gear, much of which is very difficult for civilians to get in the first place.
Comment added: Don't forget the cost of all the
training (thousands of dollars) and the
bomb-making equipment. Holmes reportedly had
30 improvised grenades, mortars,
binary liquids
that explode when mixed, wires, exotic bomb equipment... this gets
expensive very quickly (even if you can source this equipment!).
The
mere manufacture of an explosive booby-trap device is, all by itself, a
felony crime by the way. And remember: "Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates
said Holmes' apartment is booby-trapped with a 'sophisticated' maze of
flammable devices. It could take hours or days for authorities to disarm
it," reported Yahoo News (
http://sg.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/suspect-neuroscience-phd-stu...).
Question: Where does an unemployed, introverted medical school student get the
training to deploy sophisticated booby traps, tactical body armor, weapons systems and more? Certainly not in graduate school!
All this leads to an obvious third party influence over all this.
Someone else taught this guy these skills and funded the acquisition of the equipment.
Update:
An article posted on Sunday by the Daily Mail reveals Holmes had a
"'mind-boggling' stash of ammunition" and "three types of explosives
were found - jars filled with accelerates, chemicals that would explode
when mixed together and more than 30 improvised grenades." This further
adds to the financial cost tally of what it took to put all this
together. (
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2177156/James-Holmes-Dark-Kni...)
The
Wall Street Journal is also now reporting: "the suspect bought four
guns over the past 60 days, and over the Internet bought 3,000 rounds
for an assault rifle, 3,000 rounds for Glock handguns and about 300
shotgun rounds. The suspect also had a 100-round drum-style magazine for
the assault rifle that would have allowed him to fire 50 to 60 rounds a
minute." (
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000087239639044446430457754103267932...)
Note:
Some readers have questioned the $20,000 figure estimated here, saying
this gear could have been acquired for only $10,000 or so. I doubt that,
as all the extras that you need to effectively run these guns cost a
lot of money: training courses, spare magazines, etc. Just a decent
AR-15 battle sight (a holographic red dot sight) can run $1,000 -
$2,000. Search "ACOG" if you don't believe me. It is also reported that
Holmes bought
6,000 rounds of ammo, which definitely isn't cheap
either, especially given that we now know half of those rounds were
rifle rounds. It's clear this guy was spending big bucks. Whether it's
$10k or $20k isn't really that much of a point.
