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David Hogg "Crisis Actor" Interview Proves Fake Shooting at Douglas High School

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It's official - David Hogg is a crisis actor, whose role was starkly revealed when The Newsweek media group failed to check the content of Hogg's interview where he states the time of Alex View's gun control rant is at 9:32 in the morning - nearly 5 hours before the alleged shooting. The time of 9:32 PM is ruled out since all students had long been evacuated by that time.
When you listen to the dialog it's clear the interview is said to be held while "hiding in this closet". This should mean that the interviews were recorded at around 2:30 PM. But David Hogg slipped and revealed foreknowledge of the shooting drill when he asserted the time of the interviews were at 9:32 on 3/14/18.
No case can be made that the interviews were recorded at 9:32 at night since the students were not still hiding from the shooter 7 hours after the last shot was fired. All students had been evacuated, the scene locked-down and the shooter had long been in custody by 9:32 PM.
Alex View was obviously reading from a script. It would be awkward for her to be seen looking at prepared text. The background noise clutter and chatter remains the same on both interviews. So, nobody changed location from the phony closet scenario from one interview from the next regardless the B-roll video inserted on top of the Alex View script reading.

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Well, it's official. David Hogg is a crisis actor. His role was starkly revealed when the Newsweek Media Group failed to check the content of Hogg's interview, where he states that the time of Alex Vue's gun control rant is at 9.32 in the morning, nearly five hours before the alleged shooting. Here it is. So, what's your message? I really don't think there's anything you need to say, but there shouldn't have to be, because if you looked around this cause, it's not everyone just hiding together. You would know that this shouldn't be happening anymore, and that it doesn't deserve to happen to anyone, and that no amount of money should make it more easily accessible to get guns. And that's that. This is Alex Vue. This recording is taken at 9.32 February 14, 2018. Alex, are you okay with recording this? Yes, I am okay with you recording this. I personally have rallied for, you know, gun rights and less control, not necessarily less control, but this experience has definitely changed my viewpoints. I want it to be a Jew and our A member. I want it to learn how to hunt. I was always fascinated by guns as a girl, but this experience was so traumatizing to the point right now. I can't even fathom the idea of a gun in my house or on my bodice. I did have plans for my 18th birthday to go to Nexus Gun Range and learn how to shoot, but at this point, I don't even want to be behind a gun. I don't want to be the person behind a bullet, because I don't want to be the person who pointed a bullet at someone. And to have the bullet pointed at me, my school, my classmates, my teachers, my mentors. It's just, it's definitely eye opening to the fact that we need more gun control in our country because for this to happen and for people to be so neutralized to it, I even texted my sisters shooting at my school. I am safe. They both responded with OMG, Alola, you're funny. Now that's a problem in society and it's a bigger problem in America and it needs to be fixed. And I believe the most definite way to fix it is by changing our laws when it comes to gun ownership.