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Every step of this appears intentionalIt does feel a lot like people who self identify with the conspiracy theorist side are trying to find ways to diffuse what went on.
Yeah the locked gate could be construed like that if they were acting in a premeditated manner. It could also be construed as we don't want you coming in?Does it? Or did they just want them out of their vehicles and in the open with no quick way to escape?
The second bit I could swallow if the rest of it hadn’t played out.Yeah the locked gate could be construed like that if they were acting in a premeditated manner. It could also be construed as we don't want you coming in?
Gut feel was that illegal drugs and/or psychosis were likely involved in this event.
- Nathaniel and Gareth Train were said to be using methamphetamine at the home
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The conspiracy theorist gunmen who ambushed four cops and killed two them had spent years fortifying the home into a makeshift bunker to try to fend off an assault by police.www.dailymail.co.uk
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The second bit I could swallow if the rest of it hadn’t played out.
It's hard to put yourself in the heads of these folks, they think so differently. Still, to be already dressed in camo and ready to fire on them as they came over the gate indicates forewarning. It also indicates that there was something they were prepared to kill and die for.Anti-authority conspiracy theorists don't tend to love Police regardless of the reason.
It's hard to put yourself in the heads of these folks, they think so differently. Still, to be already dressed in camo and ready to fire on them as they came over the gate indicates forewarning. It also indicates that there was something they were prepared to kill and die for.
It does feel a lot like people who self identify with the conspiracy theorist side are trying to find ways to diffuse what went on.
Yeah they had to know they wouldn't survive once they went down that path, or at the very least spend the rest of their lives behind bars. From what I have read they didn't try to escape? They seem to have wanted this to be their end game moment.It's hard to put yourself in the heads of these folks, they think so differently. Still, to be already dressed in camo and ready to fire on them as they came over the gate indicates forewarning. It also indicates that there was something they were prepared to kill and die for.
Gut feel was that illegal drugs and/or psychosis were likely involved in this event.
Yeah they had to know they wouldn't survive once they went down that path, or at the very least spend the rest of their lives behind bars. From what I have read they didn't try to escape? They seem to have wanted this to be their end game moment.
I wonder if they realised they couldn't conceal their illegal activities (guns, drugs?) from any visit from the cops and so had planned to fight it out when they inevitably got a visit.
'we don't want you coming in, but also we'll dress in full camo and hide, with weapons, so that if you come in we can immediately execute you'
Young inexperienced coppers get sent for a welfare check. They get to the property but the gate is locked and no-one's answering. Meanwhile the killers have seen them on their cameras.
The coppers ring the station up to get some direction on what to do next. While they wait for direction, the killers are getting kitted and tooled up. Finally the superiors tell the young coppers to just jump the fence and go and check.
'You'll be right, just hop over and go have a look'.
You'd think being based in a rural area that even though (aside from the genuine fresh from the academy officer) they're not hugely experienced they'd have come across locked property gates before and jumped them.
To have fully kitted up in camo, grabbed sufficient weapons, and moved in to position all before the cops got over the fence without being seen seems a little unlikely to me, especially if as was posted here earlier all four officers hadn't even managed to clear the gate before being fired upon.
Yeah you'd have to agree with the last bit but there is some confusion due to the media reports. I've seen a diagram of the house/property which was numbered as to what happened where and it says the Officers were shot nearer to the house than the road. So that mean's they weren't shot just after jumping the fence. This is the media that mixes words or gets them wrong. Example were shot after jumping the fence, but that doesn't necessarily mean at the time of jumping the fence. If you look at the driveway it bends around and straightens up approaching the house and I believe they were shot closer to the front of the house. If this is true it gives the killers sometime to get ready but we don't know exactly how long?You'd think being based in a rural area that even though (aside from the genuine fresh from the academy officer) they're not hugely experienced they'd have come across locked property gates before and jumped them.
To have fully kitted up in camo, grabbed sufficient weapons, and moved in to position all before the cops got over the fence without being seen seems a little unlikely to me, especially if as was posted here earlier all four officers hadn't even managed to clear the gate before being fired upon.
Agreed.
Sometimes a press release will come with a warning like do not approach and if seen, call 000 but in this case just call Crimestoppers. All mundane and routine.
But
Why 4 police sent to 1 location for a missing person?
Something must have changed for that many police to go on a missing person call out.
It's hard to put yourself in the heads of these folks, they think so differently. Still, to be already dressed in camo and ready to fire on them as they came over the gate indicates forewarning. It also indicates that there was something they were prepared to kill and die for.
This is what I don’t get about Greens. They blindly follow whatever other Greens say. Who often have their own agenda.This is what I don’t get about a conspiracy theorists. They blindly follow whatever other conspiracy theorists say. Who often have their own agenda.
Do the mainstream media and government have agendas that they push? Of course. And people that 100% believe what the media/govt tell them are referred to as sheep by the theorists. But they do the same.
Opposite sides of the same coin imo.
There were initial reports that the Bourke Street incident was a 'terrorist' attack when it turned out to be just a nut in a car.Maybe they were about to have some target practice when the coppers showed up. It could have just been s**t bad timing on behalf of the cops, like walking down Bourke St when that mad campaigner decided to run people over.
There's no evidence (yet) that this event was premeditated or motivated by any belief. There's a lot of reporting that doesn't pass the scratch'n'sniff test. I'd suggest to not make bold claims for at least a few months or even before an inquest because most of what is in print is likely to follow a particular bias or narrative. More likely a bunch of meth heads with a screw loose and firearms... but we'll have to wait and see.