Mass Shooting Hoaxes & Back to School for the Children - Some Classic Nasa Toys & Frauds -MEH

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Change has come to America. You will never see it coming. You think I'm joking? Yes, you can make people do anything if they're afraid. And how do you make them afraid? Well you make them afraid by creating an aura of endless threat. They simply got people to believe that there was a real threat out there when in fact there wasn't. I am a child, I last a while. You can't conceive of the pleasure in my smile. You hold my hand, rough up my hair. It's lots of fun that is there. Three four kids sporting smiles and back to school ads along with all the supplies they need to be ready for another year, including bullet proof vests and backpacks. The advertisements aren't real, but they do show real kids wearing real armor gears. These macabas aren't that far-fetched. The photographer behind them hopes these images evoke real feelings and reactions too. This is not pro-gun, this is not anti-gun, this is anti-children getting shot at school. Richard Johnson created this series in his studio, working to make his art look commercial as can be. The lighting is meant to parody that and the whole feel of it. But the photos are personal, some feature his own kids. I have three kids, two of them are in school, they go through active shooter drills all the time, which is terrifying. You know, when I grew up I didn't happen. I see my kids and then I see the result of Sandy Hook and I see pulse happening. Richard says he came up with the idea for this series a year ago and after recent mass shootings, he says he's disappointed they're just as relevant today. I actually hope it makes people mad. I hope people get mad enough so they look at it and they go, well, fix it. The photos don't suggest any specific solutions, but as they're being shared online across social media, Richard says his only goal is they cause real conversations. And if you don't like them then do something about it. Make these photos irrelevant. Now we're holding West Tuner. Let's follow the XB65 from its assembly at the operations base through an operational launching and flight to its destination on the other side of the earth. These mating cradles also serve as transport trailers for their respective components. Now the entire missile rests in the body cradle, which is a combination trailer and works then. All these missiles are are made by lightning waves and pilots like their last video footage. See like this real, if you like the Americas. The test tower will be 100.