Columbine and Sandy Hook - The Foundation for ALL FAKE MASS SHOOTINGS

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How do you train students and teachers to prepare for a school shooter? I'm often by pretending there actually is one. These drills may help, but the drama can be intense even if it's all an act. And it's not just the kids who say they're scared. Here's ABC's David Wright. I'm gonna kill everybody! Nobody's getting out of here! It's every parent's worst nightmare, an active shooter on campus. You're gonna kill them! Threatening to kill innocent kids. In this case, just a drill, but a terrifyingly realistic drill. And that's now an issue. It may be just a drill, but the trauma is real. Outside Tampa, Florida yesterday, parents and students say Jewett Middle School got it wrong. The school there held a drill without warning, in which police officers showed up on campus, weapons drawn. Our principal had announced that we were going to have a walk down. Seventh grader Lauren Marino and her siblings frantically texted their mom. Police came in with guns, and I'm kind of scared. We actually thought someone was gonna come in here and kill us. Their mom was scared too. Well, I'm panicking because I'm thinking that it's, you know, a legitimate shooter is coming. Xavier Tate was scared too. His dad raised to the school, unaware it was only a drill. My husband almost got a ticket coming over here yesterday. He was doing 130. The school has now apologized to the parents, but the school will continue to hold unannounced lockdown. So in school districts across the country, lockdown drills are now as common as fire drills. Some go as far as covering students in fake blood, and recruiting volunteers to play dead in the hallways, all in an effort to make the drills more realistic. The fact is, ever since Columbine, 15 years ago, you will remember seeing scenes like this on your TV. The Columbine shooting is used even to this day as a foundation for gun legislation. Looking at the piece of video that I just showed you, you see the children running around a body that was laying there. That body was supposedly one of the students that was shot that day. The only problem is that body wasn't there when the police arrived. In fact, I'll show you where they got it from and what they did with the body. You'll realize that it was a dummy. This footage comes from the helicopter that was there on the scene. It's showing you the fire truck as they back it into position, get stuck in the mud, and have to reposition it a few times, causing it to create ruts in the grass. We can use that as a timeline, as a sequence of events, so we know that what came first and in what order the rest of the videos came in. This was the first video. You didn't see this on TV. They didn't show you these things, because if they did, you would have been able to piece together what happened that day. You will see the police after the fire truck is situated. Former small group to go around to the side of the school and recover one of the bodies. The fire truck is finally positioned. You saw the puff of smoke out the back. And now they're going around to extract the body. But you'll notice they grabbed the body by the arm and by the leg, and dragged it across the concrete long they had to bounce on the concrete. The legs are... The legs are... Yeah, they're not. It's a bad way to be. Totally unrealistic to what reality would dictate. Dragging along the concrete, bouncing ahead. Now what they do is they pull it around to the front of the fire truck, pause for a moment, take a breath, bend down, pick it up, and stick it on the front of the bumper of the fire truck. So now they're going to get a group together and go back for the second body. Now if you'll notice in front of the fire truck, across the concrete sidewalk is where they claim that the body of the first student they encountered was. But there's no body there. That's because that body was the body that they're going to recover right now and drag it around and position it in front of the truck. This one's fine. As you can see the first body is still pinned up on the bumper. Well they're in the building now, it's going to get worse. It's not a body, that's a dummy. And you'll notice this is another dummy that they're going to drag. Watch the head bouncing the concrete, watch how loose the limbs are, and they leave it in front of the fire truck as they step over top of it. Bouncing the head on the sidewalk, that is a dummy. That's the body that they use right there, they leave it in front of the concrete right there. They'll pull it out so they can get the fire truck around it. And that's the one that you see on all the press, on all the media with the kids running out of the school as they are evacuated around the body. So what do they do with the first dummy? Well they have to get rid of that one, they can't leave it on the front of the fire truck. So they pull this police car that you see in the picture, around to the front of the fire truck, and you'll see them stuffed the body into the back seat. Now you'd say, oh that's a real person, they're taking that person to the emergency room. Oh, the cop car stays there. This is all one continuous shot that you never saw on the mainstream media. Because if you did, you'd know the truth about this Columbine lie. As this is one continuous shot, we can see the other teams lining up ready to do their part of the exercise in this multi-gear-stictional drill. Over 90 agencies showed up there that day, including NATO. Here's where they're prepping the body. Dragging it around a little bit. If you were to see this on the mainstream media, shown to you that day, you would have known the truth. This whole entire event was a drill. Now as we watch them run the children out, we see them running around the body, the dummy, that they left there, alongside the truck. But they're not done with the dummy yet, because after this, we still see the one camera shot here as a pan to the right. To follow this officer, then pans back to the left. And we see them dragging the dummy once again through the mud, with the limp arm, no joints, and they leave it in the puddle. For those of you who still think that that's a real person, just note the arm. There's no joint. It's bending backwards. It's a dummy. The US has had more than 160 active shooter incidents. That's about one a month. And as we saw in Sandy Hook, even the youngest kids aren't safe. Looks like the family is there, and they're getting ready to make to come to the microphone. So we'll listen to it. Okay. So my name's Robbie Parker. My family is one of the families that lost a child yesterday in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings here in Connecticut. I've been contacted by so many people and agencies wanting to know how we're doing. And I just thought that this might be the best way to share those feelings with everybody. First of all, I'd really like to offer our deepest condolences to all the families who were directly affected by this shooting. As we move on from what happened here, what happened to so many people let it not turn into something that defines us. The something that inspires us to be better, to be more compassionate and more humble people who've set up a Facebook page to help raise money for Emily. When I've gotten on that and just seen the number of people that's been quite overwhelming. Robbie Parker, whose daughter is a six-year-old Emily Parker, you see her there was shot and killed. I'm not a single person. I'm not a single person. I'm not a single person. I'm not a single person. I'm not a single person.