Former Crisis Actor Talks About Sandy Hook - Robbie Parker

Video Transcript:

Well, believe it or not, I was accepted as a crisis actor back in 2013. Let me explain. The press release for the Crisis Actor Network was announced on Halloween October 31, or about six weeks before the Sandy Hooks' siop on December 14, 2012. The first archive.org website scan for the Crisis Actors webpage was completed on December 23, 2012, or nine days after the Sandy Hooks shooting siop. The stated mission for Crisis Actors is, help schools and first responders create realistic drills, full-scale exercises, high fidelity simulations, and interactive 3D films. When the Crisis Actors' organization was brought to my attention in early 2013, I decided to join online to find out more. It was surprisingly easy. Here is my email of acceptance. But after posting a few comments claiming Sandy Hook was only a FEMA drill, I received a notice of rejection. Somehow my opinion about Sandy Hook disqualified me as a suitable Crisis Actor. So at the bottom of the press release, they mentioned Vision Box. So what is Vision Box? Let's take a look. Well, without reading the whole thing, we can say it's a training class where Crisis Actors have an opportunity to go through an audition process and possibly make it big in Showbiz. Quote, one playwright will be selected each week. Actors will be asked to read a play, etc. Now, this sounds like a place where an actor like Robbie Parker could learn how to stop laughing long enough to deliver a sad speech about a daughter who never died at Sandy Hook. Now notice the obvious Masonic coding with a very loud royal purple vest and Robbie's royal purple tie with the group standing united in front of a Masonic brick wall. How obvious can it be? Here's the clip. When I went out there, parents loved ones of slain young people wanted to remember their sons and their daughters and as a result they spoke and made a statement. So we'll see if Robbie Parker, I assume he's going to come out to the microphones now and make a statement that looks like the family is there and they're getting ready to come to the microphone. So we'll listen. Here. Okay. This is my name's Robbie Parker. Okay, stop, I think we get the idea. Remember that Emily is a six year old Masonic kid. She didn't die but her name is spelled with a lie, L-I-E.