Sandy Hook Truth Exposed

Let's give our fellow anti-Hookers pals a big hand and a big plug:

Sandy Hook Truth Exposed

 http://sandyhooktruthexposed.blogspot.com


 They're new on the anti-Hooker scene, just revving up this year.  While we had some fun being mistaken for each other, and drawing it out for the lulz had some appeal, we decided showing the Hookers there is a growing front of people ready to call their bullshit out for what it is:

http://sandy-hook-hoax.blogspot.com/2014/02/boston-bombing-hoaxers-sandy-hook.html

 Especially if they keep spreading this stuff at Facebook.

Of course confirmation there is more than one blog "after them"  will just confirm Cointelpro/NWO/Mossad have even MORE assets than they thought...

Why the growth in anti Hooker platforms?  From the department of informed speculation:

The initial Hooker star rose and fell by the middle of 2013.  Thoroughly debunked on all fronts, the real press has abandoned the Hookers as a story, barring future publicity stunts.  

But still the march on.  After being roundly dismissed even in woo circles, a clique of veteran conspiracy clowns reworked their schtick, roped in Wolfgang Halbig and lauched the Hooker reboot this year.

Those of us who thought it was over, found ourselves Facebooked and Tweeted to death out of the blue:  WTF?  This shit again?
Looks like the Hookers plan to milk this for all their worth, dragging more gullible semi employed peeps in for cannon fodder.

Now let's look at an except from the SHTE latest blog:

http://sandyhooktruthexposed.blogspot.com/2014/03/meet-nutjobs-austin-ashe.html

"Not the first time Sandy Hook denial has crossed paths with Holocaust denial."

As they say a picture is worth a thousand words:

"Sandy hook fake 9-11 fake. Boston fake.  Jews dying in gas chambers F-A-K-E."

Godwin would be proud. 
We don't think this is a coincidence.  Remember Halbig's friend and fan Kristine Kelly?  She believes "the Jews", or at least Israel, is behind gun control:

https://www.facebook.com/kristine.kelly.336/posts/1427191194185649?stream_ref=10

[Full disclosure: we're generally politically liberal and don't think firearm regulations are bad. But we also know many responsible gun owners who may not agree with our politics but are NOT trigger happy, paranoid, racist loons.   Ergo there is no excuse for Kelly's abysmal ignorance.]

Then look at Hooker Pappy Fetzer and his initial "theory" about the shootings:

Mossad death squads slaughtered American children at Sandy Hook

Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:27PM

By Dr. James H. Fetzer

The choice appears to be covertly revealing, where “Sandy” means guardian of men (as an allusion to guns) and “Hook” as a euphemism for hooking, gathering or confiscating the only weapons that DHS fears. And who better to slaughter American children than Israelis, who deliberately murder Palestinian children?

Anti-Semitism was always at the heart of the Sandy Hook Hoax conspiracy.  So it isn't a surprise racists like Kristine Kelly and Holocaust Deniers like Austin Ashe are involved. 

In our humble opinions this is the Hooker base the architects of the Hooker conspiracy are playing to.  They played to them hard last year under the cover of second amendment rights, when the white power American Third Position Party(renamed American Freedom Party] sponsored Gun Appreciation Day. in the wake of legislation in response to the Sandy Hook shootings.  This is what makes us believe most of this conspiracy woo around Sandy Hook is invented to emotionally whip up a fringe right base.

Not to say other gullible schmucks won't get sucked into the orbit of the Hooker event horizon.  But when you have the Hooker granddaddy on record as a Holocaust denier,
 [Jim Fetzer's Reasons to Believe in Holocaust Denial]

 and  vocal Hookers as Holocaust deniers,

then it becomes hard to rationalize the Sandy Hooker Conspiracy as anything but a front for political groups friendly with Holocaust denial.  Ignoring that puts anybody just further up that river in Egypt.

The Hookers are fronting people with nasty fringe political agendas.  If peeps like Erik Pearson really are just duped goombahs, they better snap out of it before their lives are completely ruined by conspiracy crazies.

Anyway, visit the "Sandy Hook Truth Exposed":  link, like, follow and look for it on our sidebar links soon.

Hooker Hypocrisy for the FAIL

Hookers are obviously liars and conartists.  But who knew they were whining babies?

Okay, okay, we had a clue...remember what's her face who proudly posted as a Hooker at Facebook under her own name?  Then made vague threats, then deleted her comment when she realized she sounded like a retard?

Well, the rest of the Hookers seem to have forgotten the vicious harassment and stalking campaigns against Gene Rosen and the surviving families.  See, it's okay to call grieving parents actors and paid shills and claim children who were murdered are really alive and singing at the superbowl, but, watch out if you name the peeps inventing these sick lies.  The Hooker will make a video...like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvchTJHJjx4

ALERT - Sandy Hook Blog Outing Truthers

Free Agent Media·32 videos

Published on Mar 6, 2014

When I saw this it almost made my blood boil. This blog is actually posting the private information of Sandy Hook truthers and their families in an effort to get people to harass them.

http://sandy-hook-hoax.blogspot.com/2.

 Does he mean like GENE ROSEN?

In the aftermath, Rosen, 69, was interviewed by many of the media outlets that descended on the small community, and his anguished face flashed across television screens around the world.
The sincerity of that anguish was questioned by a group of conspiracy theorists who call themselves "truthers," Salon reported earlier this month. These truthers have so far posted Rosen's personal information online, created fake social media accounts using his name and harassed him via email and phone.

So the Hookers can cry us a fucking river.  We're telling people to be POLITE about shaming these hooker clowns. 

The moron doing voice over says we outed Erik Pearson.  Which is sorta true, but mostly not since he made it really really easy....by outing himself on his real Facebook page:

Durr.

The video isn't academy award material, but these are Hookers.   Comments are noteworthy showing irony impairment  is epidemic among hookers:

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KateSlate11

1 hour ago

Good to know they feel intimidated and waste their time, attempting to expose the "truther's". I loved Erik's response which basically stated to just ask him next time, he has nothing to hide. At this point, they only look deeply desperate and extremely pitiful. Thanks for the vid FAM.

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Free Agent Media

1 hour ago

I hope you're right Kate, for all our sake!

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Free Agent Media

44 minutes ago

Erik's response was awesome.

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Zach Siltanen

1 hour ago

Get everyone that you know with some kind of hacking ability and hack them back into oblivion

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Free Agent Media

1 hour ago

If we could somehow get Anonymous involved, they are more than capable. But I wouldn't have a clue how to reach out to them.

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ug mold

1 hour ago

Why bother, it looks like a pathetic effort anyway.

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Free Agent Media

1 hour ago

Yea, seems to look that way.

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Lynda Whiting

22 minutes ago

I believe this is the guy who was stalking me for a couple weeks. He "featured" me in one of his blogs. I ignored him.

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Radmc02

1 hour ago

I listed it as harassment and explained that they have gone after "truthers" and listed links, name, personal information. I also let them know that they plan on doing the same with others and have even asked others to do the same.

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Radmc02

59 minutes ago

+Free Agent Media I responded to the other comment. That blog is ridiculous.

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Free Agent Media

57 minutes ago

Definitely ridics! Lets hope it's just rhetoric and keep an eye on them.

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Radmc02

1 hour ago

I just reported them. Maybe others should as well.

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Radmc02

1 hour ago

+Radmc02 I meant to say Don't click on personal information unless they specifically mention yourself personally. Sorry

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Free Agent Media

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Thanks for the info!

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Free Agent Media

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What's going on here?

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Okay, to reply to a few "points":

1. "Free Agent Media

1 hour ago

I hope you're right Kate, for all our sake!"


Get over yourself, conspiracy loon.  You're not in any danger from anyone, because there is no hooker conspiracy.

2."Zach Siltanen

1 hour ago

Get everyone that you know with some kind of hacking ability and hack them back into oblivion"

Oh man, had to stop reading for a good five minutes to stop laughing.  Ask us why, lol.

3."Free Agent Media

1 hour ago

If we could somehow get Anonymous involved, they are more than capable. But I wouldn't have a clue how to reach out to them."

Anonymous will not be helping any Hooker.  Trust us on this one:

 Jesus H Christ. How can people be so stupid and cruel?

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Lynda Whiting

22 minutes ago

I believe this is the guy who was stalking me for a couple weeks. He "featured" me in one of his blogs. I ignored him.

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Like most Hookers, Lynda is a liar.  She has never been featured here...though that could change.

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Radmc02

1 hour ago

+Radmc02 I meant to say Don't click on personal information unless they specifically mention yourself personally. Sorry

Also, make sure you haven't frigging released your own info yourself while pushing Hooker bs:

Hooker Papa Fetzer

Jody Paulson

Lori Price

Wolfgang Halbig

Vivian Lee

Sofia Smallstorm
 
James Tracy

Eric Pearson

Fuck, these peeps are PROUD "Hookers".  Only reason we can think they're so open about it.  

Why all the whining? Imagine if we were claiming their families were fake by picking apart photos these dumbasses have uploaded to Facebook for EVERYONE TO SEE...then they'd have something to cry about.

Update:  More Hooker Lies...whoduhthunk?
[edit: commenters have pointed out the Hooker might be confusing us with another blog, because the Hookers have so much fail there's plenty to go around.]

Michael Sinko

28 minutes ago

They had my comments and a link to my profile. I emailed the administrator to remove my name and he responded "fuck you"  What a prick! 

The facts:

1. This is the first time we've heard of Mike or his comments...anywhere.

2.  We've had no emails from Hookers...because we don't have an email contact for the blog.  Duh.  

3. Therefore we are not responsible for the "fuck you" reply Mikey got from where ever, assuming he didn't make it all up. However if someone did tell Mike to fuck off, we sympathize with them.

Next?

Grief Police: Only Hookers know the "right" way to grieve

And now from a great thread from Gawker pwning  Hooker's critiquing survivor's grieving:

65 participants

Dingus_Dongus

The most disgusting aspect of the Sandy Hook Truthers are the "Grief Police" who seem to think that because one of the victims parents didn't act in a grieffy enough way, it must be a conspiracy. Any psychologist or counselor will tell you that there is no "normal" way to grieve. Some people remain completely stoic and logical; others emotionally break down. Still others feel so overwhelmed by emotion that they only way they know how to respond is through laughter or humor. So STFU Sandy Hook truthers and stop telling people the correct way to grieve. Especially when giving interviews to the media, many people just aren't going to become the blubbering walruses that you think all grieving parents must act like. It's not a conspiracy. It's a diversity of human emotional responses to an extremely tragic situation. Reality doesn't fit so neatly into your narrow minded, "it all makes sense," world view. 1/15/13 6:49pm

 Our thoughts exactly. 
Only a couple Hookers weigh in in te comments that follow, pretty much proving the "Hooker" truthers are out numbered by sane people.  Thank god.
[Hooker comments in Bold]

nomadnewyork

If they were blubbering walruses they would be accused of "acting". 1/15/13 8:29pm

Mme Ovary

Exactly. I can't even imagine being in their situation, let alone then having my public grieving critiqued. 1/15/13 8:29pm

zombiechic

i have a very stoic approach to it each grieving process is different god people are dumb 1/15/13 8:45pm

stacyinbean

Also, drugs. A classmate of mine was killed in a car accident in high school, her mother was so distraught they had to drug her (Ativan) so she could get through the memorials and services. My friend's dad committed suicide, same thing, she and her mother had enough klonopin to last a lifetime. I hate that these people can't see outside of their own bullshit. 1/15/13 8:46pm

Undead_Roger

Disgusting is right. I can't even begin to conceive of what kind of midset leads to this crap. 1/15/13 9:06pm

honey badger don't care

Seriously - I have to wonder if any of these fucking "Truthers" have ever lost a loved one? My dad died suddenly a year and a half ago from a heart attack. He had been a textbook perfect example of "how to not have a heart attack," so it was completely unexpected. The hospital told us he passed out at the grocery store, and wouldn't tell us more until we got there - and in the little private room, like they do. When they told me my dad had a heart attack and died, I didn't cry. I didn't express sadness. I just couldn't process it. It seemed like they were talking about someone else. For the longest time, it seemed like he was on a long out of town trip, like he sometimes would take. I did cry when I saw his body, and at the funeral, but the past year and a half has been so insane and I've spent most of my time taking care of other people with their own life problems, that I feel like I haven't had time to grieve. It comes in bursts, but it's not a pattern that anyone can replicate or assign as "the right way."

I am fucking flabbergasted as these pieces of shits - to let their paranoia, their masturbatory gun obsession, guide their basic dismissal of decency and common sense. And further, to harass family members of the dead. It's fucking unreal and an unforgivable level of assholery. 1/15/13 9:16pm

HP_Lowcraft

I concur. 1/15/13 9:17pm

TrueLoveTomWaits

Ugh, no, don't tell them anything involving psychology, they'll just start in on a satellite rant. They will have already connected it to Hitler in the time it took me to type this. 1/15/13 9:20pm

emmy777

Thank you! A lot of these people were still in such shock and confusion.

It PAINS me to see that Robbie Parker was so scrutinized for "laughing" before he talked about Emilie. That was most likely a nervous laugh! None of these people know how to feel!
I hate when they scrutinize Grace's parents too, for smiling while talking to Anderson Cooper about Grace. They were smiling because they were talking and reflecting on their beautiful daughter.
I completely reiterate what stacyinbean said, so many of these people are on drugs to just get through their fucking day and can still barely come to the realization that their most precious loves, their children, are gone.
As a resident of Newtown, I am truly disgusted with all the people that are believing this. My town is still grieving and heartbroken, and none of these sick people are helping. 1/15/13 9:28pm

amommissing

Thank you yes. A million times yes. Even understanding a little of grief and the path these parents are on, I still could never, would never judge anothers grief. And the premise of the video that these parents must be actors because well look at that not being X (insert whatever judgement here) is just so so wrong.

Four years ago tomorrow, our middle daughter died. It was completely unexpected and outside of anyone's control or foresight. In an instant we turned batshit-freaking insane.
Example #1. I recall my husband and I making awkward jokes with nurse while at hospital. Mere hours after she passed. I can't recall what the joke was even about, but I recall laughing about something. The idea that my child was dead was something that my head could not begin to comprehend and so in some illogical flight of fancy, we laughed at some joke.
Example #2. On our drive home from the hospital without our beloved child, I asked my husband if we needed to stop at Costco. Stop.at.Costco. COSTCO!
Example #3. Did you read #2 where I asked my husband if we should stop at Costco on our way home?
Example #4. I manically cleaned the house for days and I'm not a fastidious cleaner. When someone looked at me with those sad sad eyes and asked me how we were doing, I'd reply all chipper like, 'we are going to make something positive and beautiful of her memory, we'll change the world for her'. I was so positive and chipper and full of saving the world.
Reality, or 'grief' as the world likes to judge took weeks to set in. When it did the firestorm of attention had started to die down as well, so I don't think that most even realized the full depth of pain we felt. They'd only seen us brave and strong and full of beautiful memories and tributes. The reality of a devastating loss like we experienced is now something we feel deeply every day.
Everyday we wake up without our daughter. Everyday those Newtown parents will wake up without their bright eyed and beautiful little children. My heart breaks for them. Do not judge their grief by the few moments you see in a snippet of video, for heaven forbid you ever experience yourself the day to day reality of life after loss. 1/15/13 9:36pm

madamebo

He probably hadn't even accepted it yet. It took me two days before I finally had a massive screeching cry over my dead dog. 1/15/13 9:41pm

idontwantoselectascreename

Considering your reaction, the only logical conclusion I can make is that your daughter never died, and you are taking part in a government conspiracy. 1/15/13 9:48pm

amommissing

Right! I know! Or there was a glitch in the matrix or something. :/ 1/15/13 9:52pm

virginiarw

Exactly what I was saying. 1/15/13 9:55pm

ellen.ross

May I quote this on FB? It's just perfect. 1/15/13 9:58pm

javen423

So when Robbie Parker went from laughing casually to poorly acted hyperventilating once he realized the cameras were on him- you're saying this is just his way of coping with the grieving process? 1/15/13 9:59pm

QuinnTheEskimoPie

That made me cry... because I can't find and mistakes in it! No, it's just sad... 1/15/13 10:02pm

QuinnTheEskimoPie

It took me a month... except I hid in the closet and cried so no one would hear me. 1/15/13 10:05pm

QuinnTheEskimoPie

Definitely! 1/15/13 10:08pm

Bigjoe27

you are so patriotic, but sadly you are wrong. i can not name my inside sources who work with the government, but yes, this was stage to affect millions of americans to give in to ban gun laws in the long run. remember my words, Obama not long from now will deliver a speech on possible banning guns if not almost impossible to obtain a gun legally through all kinds of paper work and drug test of individual and family members. 1/15/13 10:16pm

Starbucked

Actually the "parents" acted and looked like they just spent a week at a spa. Sandy Hook is a "Psy Op". 100% staged. No real victims. Stop being Sheople, people :) 1/15/13 10:23pm

amommissing

egads. My head is spinning from the judgement you are spewing.

No, it was his way of being human. And it wouldn't have made for an interesting conspiracy soundbite if they'd showed even a glimpse of their behind the scenes grieving process. The video didn't show any of that now did it?
Child death messes with a parents mind in an absolutely incomprehensible way. Even now I can't get my own head back in that space it was in at the time our daughter died. It was literally like I existed in an alternate reality and we had no media scrunity and no conspiracy theorists dissecting our every word or action.
He laughed for 30 seconds for whatever reason then was shocked back to reality that he had to speak of his dead.daughter.on.camera. Just being on camera alone without any of the reality of having experienced the murder of your dear child makes plenty of grownups turn into caricatures of themselves.
And someone started a FB page for our daughter the day she died as well. Just hours after. Oh and for the record, if we were to meet the president and our littlest wanted to wear her deceased big sisters red and black dress that was her big sisters favorite, I guarantee you the answer would be yes. You know, just to give the conspiracy theorists more crap to spew. 1/15/13 10:24pm

KinglyCitrus

My mother died when I was 14. Same deal. It was sudden and unexpected for us, too- she died a few months after being told she had beat her cancer because her body decided to reject her bone marrow transplant and the local doctors were too incompetent to see what was going on. In my case, we had hope for a few weeks while she was responding to treatment, but at the last moment she took a drastic turn for the worse, so in that sense we got pounced on twice. Anyway, enough time passed between her initial trip to the hospital and her death that I actually went home (200 miles away- she was Careflight-ed to her cancer hospital in Houston). When we found out she had like 24 hours to live, I couldn't make myself go and watch her die (at that time, she had been in an induced coma for more than a week). So for years (I'm 19 now), I've had these recurring dreams that she isn't really dead, and that she's been off in the Caribbean or the Himalayas or something for all this time. But yea, I didn't cry for months- not until I had moved in with my dad and we hit a rough financial spot, and I was sort of forced to face the fact that my life had been completely upended, nothing would ever be the same, and she wasn't ever going to be there to comfort me about it. 1/15/13 10:43pm

sparklemagic

I second the commenter who suggested drugs as an explanation. My cousin dropped dead of a heart attack at age 27. To get through his funeral, my mother, my aunt, and I all took Xanax that a friend gave us. We were able to talk about Roy and laugh as we remembered funny things about him. We could not have cried if we tried. I did try to cry because I felt weird sitting at his funeral dry eyed. I felt like others were looking at us weird because we weren't crying. I'm sure parents dealing with the death of their young child AND the national news media would have what we call here in the south "nerve pills." 1/15/13 11:06pm

catherder

That's exactly what I've been trying to express to morons who want to judge these parents by their very human reactions to this unimaginable tragedy. I'm so sorry for your terrible loss, but thank you for sharing your story. 1/15/13 11:49pm

Sonia Halbach

Without even watching the entire Robbie Parker speech, my initial thought was "I wonder if he's a member of LDS". People handle grief in many different ways, especially those of certain religious sects. And immediately, his use of language and whole demeanor just screamed LDS to me. 1/16/13 12:23am

Kari Flower

As your post so clearly demonstrates... 1/16/13 12:34am

zombiechic

ok so i don't emote when tragic shit happen''s like the late great george carlin once said remember when it didn't take a national tragedy to get people to care yeah something like that and yes people are dumb just look at our national literacy rate just wonderful 1/16/13 1:02am

zombiechic

no word's to describe how sad and utterly idiotic this shit is 1/16/13 1:03am

Apocabliss

Don't get pulled into these conspiracy theorists' warped logic; these people don't really care about the grieving practices over the victims of Sandy Hook. They already have the story written in their heads, and their now just looking for any slice of bullshit they can get their hands on to validate their beliefs. To respond to their claims in any way other than disgust is pointless. 1/16/13 1:20am

Sarah J

True. Me, I deal with tragedy by replacing it with anger. I push the sadness down as much as I can (but it sometimes comes up) and look for someone/something to blame, so I can focus my emotions on being angry. If I was a parent who lost a kid in this shooting, damn right I'd be crying, but I'd also be angry at Lanza and complaining that he died, which meant I'd never be able to get my revenge. 1/16/13 3:57am

AlligatorFuckhouse2

I'm sorry for your loss, HBDC. The same thing (sudden fatal heart attack) happened to my dad over 10 years ago, and I still haven't taken time to grieve. In the moment, there was so much stuff and so many people to take care of, and then more shit happened, and then it was 10 years later. 1/16/13 4:11am

AlligatorFuckhouse2

I'm sorry for your loss; I'm sure it hurts every day, but the anniversaries can be especially difficult. Your sense of humor can help carry you through a lot; thank you for sharing a little bit with us. 1/16/13 4:16am

Kari Flower

Don't bother preaching to me, sweetie. Just...keep it to yourself. At least until you learn how to use "shift" and punctuation, that is. 1/16/13 6:47am

SUSPECT__IS__HATLESS

Funny thing is, we all talk about taking time to grieve, or tell others that they need to take time to grieve, but what does that even mean? It's not like its an activity that you can schedule. For most of us, grief isn't an emotion, it's just a giant hole in your life that you learn to accommodate. Personally, I cry over petty arguments and bad haircuts, but not the big stuff. If my child was suddenly shot dead at school, I doubt I could put on a show spectacular enough to satisfy these conspiracy nutjobs who have appointed themselves the arbiters of grief. 1/16/13 6:55am

septembergrrl

The thing that amazes me is — I don't feel like I've lead an especially sheltered life, where grief is concerned. I've lost my grandparents, I've lost other relatives, I've seen people I love lose close friends, etc. And, while none of those people were children (thank god) I don't think I've ever seen anything like the kind of public wailing and torrents of tears the conspiracy buffs seem to think is the One True Way to grieve. I'm sure it's something that happens occasionally — people grieve in all different ways — but it seems to be very much an outlier. 1/16/13 8:45am

Ginmar Rienne

I'm so sorry. It's awful, isn't it? It seems to be happening in a different room, or to someone else, or in a different country. And yet it's a huge huge thing, but somehow all the world around you is the same, when it feels like it should be incredibly different and changed. 1/16/13 9:21am

krgovaert

The crying thing is the only little bit you took from the whole video? How can you argue about the little girl who was allegedly killed in the shooting but was seen in a photo with Obama after the shooting OR the several websites created days before the shooting in commemoration for something that hadn't happened yet? Pull your head out of your ass. 1/16/13 9:39am

Domicile

All people deal with grief in a different way and yes, for some, that means laughing and joking. I've seen a friend die on the ice right in front of me while I was playing hockey and 30-45mins later, we were making jokes and laughing. It was a horrible situation but some of us coped with it that way, others went and got drunk, others cried, others got angry, others showed no emotion.

Just because someone doesn't wail and cry doesn't mean they aren't heartbroken. 1/16/13 10:17am

marcypeeples

I am so sorry for the loss of your dad and I totally relate to your experience. I lost my dad almost 3 years ago now to ALS. It was a 19-month battle against a relentless and horrible disease that left him completely paralyzed and STILL I was shocked when he died. Grieving does not occur in a progressive way. It is not a straight line from point A to point B. Grief ebbs and flows, even hours after the loss occurs. I remember when my mom, my sister and I were at the funeral parlor, just hours after my dad died and I spoke to the mortician and started rambling a little about how gorgeous my dad was, telling him to take extra special care to make him look good because he was so exceptionally good looking and it's not because I'm biased it's just a fact... and my sister and mom started giggling. Then we looked at each other and laughed. If cameras had been rolling, people could have taken our laugh as evidence that we weren't upset my dad died.

Anyway I'm with you on these moronic conspiracy theorists, they disgust me and I feel so awful for the families that not only have to go through such a traumatic loss but also have their grief publicly judged and be subjected to this level of assholery. 1/16/13 10:33am

acidhorse

I attended the funeral of one of the children and I know a few parents were on valium to help them get through the all the funerals they would be attending. Imagine burying your child, his teacher and his entire class over the span of 5 days! 1/16/13 11:40am

madamebo

My mom was in detox on Christmas eve when I was, ten or eleven. The nurse brought her orange juice, and she asked if there was vodka in it jokingly. The nurse looked at her and said, "I don't think that's very funny. It's Christmas Eve and you've got two little kids at home." 1/16/13 12:44pm

TomFounder

It's not the fact that he was smiling what upsets me, it's the fact that as soon as he was told they were ready to film he immediately changed his face and went into sad mode. They way you see him preparing himself to film is the same way actors do. I know this has some pretty awful implications because the public is really divided on the whole gun control issue and no one wants to believe the government would do such a thing, but just think of the possibility of it being staged, I think it's worth looking into. 1/16/13 2:12pm

ginbumboom

Or, you know, he could have been putting on a brave/laughing face for the reporters and the moment he opened his mouth to start talking about how his six year old daughter died, he hyperventilated and started to lose it. That's, you know, basically how fucking overwhelming grief works. Have you never started to talk about something only to be caught off guard by how opening your mouth just brings on totally overwhelming feeling?

Whatever, I don't know why I'm responding to you. This entire line of reasoning, exemplified by your comment, is morally repulsive, disgusting, revolting, and just makes me think you are a fucking horrible person. In fact, I'm certain of it. Enjoy going through life as a fucking horrible person.
I'm so sorry that the fact that he was smiling "upsets you." That's definitely the thing to be upset about here. 1/16/13 3:46pm

TomFounder

"It's not the fact that he was smiling what upsets me" Learn how to read!

I know grief, I don't need anyone to tell me how it works or how it doesn't. If you cannot separate yourself emotionally from this stuff and avoid calling arguments 'morally repulsive, disgusting, revolting' then you are not capable of distancing yourself enough the issue as to be able to formulate an unbiased opinion.
Kids die every single day, it's sad but nevertheless a fact. People need to stop getting emotional about this stuff in order to find the cause of the problem. Why can we not question anything anymore without being called crazy, stupid or a fucking horrible person? This is ridiculous! 1/16/13 4:11pm

ginbumboom

Please remind me that I have no humane sense of perspective the moment I respond to a story about twenty 6 and 7 year olds being slaughtered in a school with "kids die every single day." That's rich.

Sure, I agree we need to get at the cause of the problem. You're being very helpful in this regard by suggesting the cause of the problem is some grand conspiracy proven by some guy not expressing his grief in the way that you think is normal. Thank you for your contributions.
Okay, I've now learned to read, and in reading I see that what upsets you in all of this is his "actor mode." Point taken, that is definitely the thing to get upset about here. 1/16/13 5:50pm

ginbumboom

And yeah, man, sorry, but you are a horrible human being if you can watch a video of a guy breaking down in front of cameras describing the murder of his six year old daughter and think "hey, that guy's ACTING, THIS IS A FRAUD." 1/16/13 5:52pm

FuNBoU

You're right, there are many ways to react to a tragedy. But, is there a way to react to obamas photo being taken with a girl who was killed? Emilie was said to of been killed, but her photo is taken with Obama. Can you please explain that one, oh grief counselor? 1/16/13 9:17pm

MolassesDisaster

You can question things without being crazy, stupid, or fucking horrible. It's just that you're not doing that. 1/16/13 10:17pm

MolassesDisaster

No. You'll just have to prove that you're not inbred in order to have a gun. 1/16/13 10:20pm

Revo1982

You sir are an idiot. Some remain completely 'stoic' and 'logical' huh? A psych. would also tell you if someone is crying hysterically they shed TEARS. It is impossible as a human to feel emotion to the point of sobbing, yet never release any liquid from the lacrimal glands. Again, lack of education when making such a bold statement is not advisable. WE are not telling anyone how to grieve, WE are looking for the TRUTH. WE feel the the families and American people need the answers to what actually happened. Pearl Harbor, JFK, MLK, Oklahoma City bombings, original Trade center bombings, 9-11(how odd they chose such a significant day. 911 will always resonate in your head because of the emergency number tie. Purposely done.)Columbine, Aurora, Sandy. A major piece of legislation has almost always been passed post event and we went to war for three of those. These things are staged so the elite can get whatever laws they want passed, or so that they can convince the masses we need to go to war. It's disgusting actually, thousands dead on 9-11, and there is a no doubt those buildings came down in 'demolition' manner. Thousands of lives losst and counting and we still think Osama had something to do with it. C'mon man! 9 of the hi jackers are still alive! But back to Sandy Hook, people sometimes laugh when upset, sometimes cry and sometimes lash out, so yeah people respond in different manners but again, If you sob there has to be tears. I have seen interviews from that fateful day as well as the days following, I watched them all.....NO TEARS! #falseflag 1/17/13 8:06am

novemberdelta241

Not grieving and LAUGHING are two very different things....I'm not saying this didn't happen I'm just saying that this video raises a number of questions that are legitimate enough to deserve an explanation. 1/17/13 9:14am

MisterBobDobolina

"Why can we not question anything anymore without being called crazy, stupid or a fucking horrible person?"

Have you ever heard of the phrase "ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer"? 1/17/13 3:13pm

MisterBobDobolina

Seek help. 1/17/13 3:22pm

MisterBobDobolina

Seek help. 1/17/13 3:23pm

TodaysFreshHell

I cannot imagine your grief or sense of loss. That you could come here in the face of this ugliness and offer your story bespeaks a courage I do not have and that the "truthers" cannot even grasp. 1/17/13 11:00pm

ivyivyivy

very true. my father died very suddenly and unexpectedly of a heart attack when i was 15 years old. i reacted in two ways: firstly, i went blank. just turned off all emotion. no tears, no despair. after about a week, i stuck with the lack of emotion but added sick humor- cracking wildly inappropriate jokes about my father's death (in large part due to the fact that my father had an... 'unconventional' sense of humor, and i think i was trying to honor that by being irreverent and poking fun at the situation his death left us in.) tears and wailing is not the only way to grieve. 1/18/13 1:08am

ivyivyivy

ah, wow :) when my father died, at his wake, i remember talking with his french hairstylist (my dad collected unusual people), and we both decided that the mortuary had fucked up his hair- so she and i went about fussing over his hair while he was laying in his casket, only stopping when we were satisfied with how mussed up it was (the way he usually wore it). we smiled and laughed with each other while fixing this dead man's hair. if someone had recorded us then, they could have accused me of being a bad daughter, not grieving 'correctly' for him- and they wouldn't understand anything. thanks for sharing that story. 1/18/13 1:20am

ivyivyivy

"For most of us, grief isn't an emotion, it's just a giant hole in your life that you learn to accommodate."

that is.. perfect. exactly that. thank you for finding such words. 1/18/13 1:29am

marcypeeples

Exactly. That is a touching story, thanks for sharing. I think it is perfectly normal to be able to laugh occasionally when someone you love dies. Your relationship with them does not die and the joy and good things they brought to your life are still with you and part of grieving 'correctly' (if there is such a thing) is remembering the person's life and exuberance not just focus on how horrific and tragic their death has been. Or something like that... I don't know. I just know what I experienced and how I can relate to someone cracking a smile or breaking into a laugh so soon after a loved one has died. 1/18/13 12:28pm

Wizardling

Why won't people like you get psychiatric help? Why do you instead inflict your delusions on others, and worse - use the deaths of children to further your sick and twisted paranoias? You have no shame. You sicken me. I hope you make the mistake of sounding off to one of the grieving parents, and face some physical consequences. But you're far too cowardly and pathetic to do that, aren't you? 1/18/13 1:27pm

happydude

Yes, very easily:

http://metabunk.org/threads/1054-Debunked-Emily-Parker-Still-Alive-after-Sandy-Hook
(By the way, next time, make sure your bullshit isn't so easily disprovable before you decide to act smug) 2/08/13 6:47pm

happydude

[CITATION NEEDED] 2/08/13 9:54pm

happydude

"distancing yourself enough the issue as to be able to formulate an unbiased opinion."

[...]
"They way you see him preparing himself to film is the same way actors do."
I can tell how unbiased you are by the way immediately assume he was "preparing himself to film" despite having nothing to back up that assertion. Nope, you definitely don't have any preconceived notions about this! 2/08/13 9:59pm