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[leomoon]

What we know today about R. "Bobby" Crimo the 3rd - he started acting out from at least age 11 in the social media world where others could see him behaving oddly:

.according to his images, drawings, acting out....


https://nypost.com/2022/07/04/highl...03029470393bd23&utm_term=NYP - Morning Report

 

[leomoon]

And just on June 8th ( only one month ago) , this was reported at a Hearing, about the May 2022 School Shooting in Uvalde Texas:

A Uvalde, Texas, pediatrician describes the horror of seeing the elementary school children's bodies 'ripped apart'

Roy Guerrero, president of Uvalde Memorial Hospital, described gruesome and chaotic scenes at the hospital shortly after the May 24 mass shooting.

www.insider.com

A pediatrician from Uvalde, Texas, detailed the horror of seeing children's bodies "ripped apart" following a May 24 mass shooting as he testified to Congress on Wednesday.

"I was called here today as a witness, but I showed up because I am a doctor, because how many years ago I swore an oath — an oath to do no harm," Roy Guerrero, president of Uvalde Memorial Hospital, told lawmakers during the House Oversight and Reform Committee's hearing on gun violence.

"After witnessing first hand the carnage in my hometown of Uvalde, to stay silent would have betrayed that oath," he added.

Guerrero said he arrived at the hospital shortly after the May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary School, which left 19 children and two adults dead. He described chaos outside the hospital as families tried to find their children and cried as they waited for news.

In the surgical area of the hospital, Guerrero said he saw things that "no prayer will ever relieve."

"Two children whose bodies had been pulverized by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart," he said. "That the only clue as to their identities was blood-splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them, clinging for life and finding none."

Guerrero continued: "I could only hope these two bodies were a tragic exception to the list of survivors. But as I waited there with my fellow Uvalde doctors, nurses, first responders, and hospital staff for other casualties we hoped to save — they never arrived. All that remained was the bodies of 17 more children and the two teachers who cared for them."

note: Just prior to this by weeks - was the Northern Buffalo New York Grocery Store - wiping out dozens of senior citizens - shoppers
which I don't think one knifer would be able to do this much damage that these High Powered rifles (assault weapons do~ time and time again over the years)

I imagine that if guns were outlawed in America, they would just go to school with knives anyway, so it’s maybe not guns that are the problem.

 

[david starling]

And just on June 8th ( only one month ago) , this was reported at a Hearing, about the May 2022 School Shooting in Uvalde Texas:

A Uvalde, Texas, pediatrician describes the horror of seeing the elementary school children's bodies 'ripped apart'

Roy Guerrero, president of Uvalde Memorial Hospital, described gruesome and chaotic scenes at the hospital shortly after the May 24 mass shooting.

www.insider.com

A pediatrician from Uvalde, Texas, detailed the horror of seeing children's bodies "ripped apart" following a May 24 mass shooting as he testified to Congress on Wednesday.

"I was called here today as a witness, but I showed up because I am a doctor, because how many years ago I swore an oath — an oath to do no harm," Roy Guerrero, president of Uvalde Memorial Hospital, told lawmakers during the House Oversight and Reform Committee's hearing on gun violence.

"After witnessing first hand the carnage in my hometown of Uvalde, to stay silent would have betrayed that oath," he added.

Guerrero said he arrived at the hospital shortly after the May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary School, which left 19 children and two adults dead. He described chaos outside the hospital as families tried to find their children and cried as they waited for news.

In the surgical area of the hospital, Guerrero said he saw things that "no prayer will ever relieve."

"Two children whose bodies had been pulverized by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart," he said. "That the only clue as to their identities was blood-splattered cartoon clothes still clinging to them, clinging for life and finding none."

Guerrero continued: "I could only hope these two bodies were a tragic exception to the list of survivors. But as I waited there with my fellow Uvalde doctors, nurses, first responders, and hospital staff for other casualties we hoped to save — they never arrived. All that remained was the bodies of 17 more children and the two teachers who cared for them."

note: Just prior to this by weeks - was the Northern Buffalo New York Grocery Store - wiping out dozens of senior citizens - shoppers
which I don't think one knifer would be able to do this much damage that these High Powered rifles (assault weapons do~ time and time again over the years)

The Alt-Right claims they need ASSAULT weapons to fight a tyrannical government out to enslave them--NOT for personal protection against criminals armed with handguns and knives.

 

[leomoon]

I recall vividly, the knife assault on London Bridge years ago, by a crazy guy, and an American tourist being knifed. There wasn't many harmed.
You can't be a sniper (like in Las Vegas, nor here at the Parade, nor the Texas Nurses school, the Tower sniper) with a knife, usually others will grab you to the ground

Robert Crimo, who allegedly dressed like a woman, fired 70 rounds into the parade.

This kid was not what we'd call a "marksman", he was depending SOLELY on a high powered assault rifle to do the damage. He only managed to kill 6 and would 24 with 70 shots fired. He had the advantage overhead.

This short video of the Parade has the sound of the gunfire when it started:

(it starts, then he paused, then started again and stops and took off):

Video reveals bursts of rapid-fire gunshots in Highland Park parade killings

The 32-second recording — which appears to have been shot from an apartment window along the parade route in a Chicago suburb — starts with the sound of gunfire reverberating for several seconds.…

nypost.com

Highland Park shooting suspect Robert Crimo wore women’s clothing, fired over 70 rounds: cops

The shooter who allegedly opened fire on the Highland Park Fourth of July parade was dressed in women’s clothing to disguise himself and aid his escape, police said Tuesday. Robert “Bobby” E. Crimo…

nypost.com

 

[Ukpoohbear]

Leo moon, my opinion that these attacks on the public and school would happen with knives if guns were not available, does not warrant you saying I need to take ME out of the equation, or compare me to DJT. What I said was correct, these attacks would happen with knives instead, so it is not guns that are causing these attacks.

 

[david starling]

Leo moon, my opinion that these attacks on the public and school would happen with knives if guns were not available, does not warrant you saying I need to take ME out of the equation, or compare me to DJT. What I said was correct, these attacks would happen with knives instead, so it is not guns that are causing these attacks.

What IS causing all of these knife and gun attacks?

 

[leomoon]

Leo moon, my opinion that these attacks on the public and school would happen with knives if guns were not available, does not warrant you saying I need to take ME out of the equation, or compare me to DJT. What I said was correct, these attacks would happen with knives instead, so it is not guns that are causing these attacks.

Sorry for the way I expressed my opinion, because what I actually meant is when I speak to someone in a personal way I use their given names, and when I speak in a "generic sense" I would say, the "me" meant, ME as in ALL of us using ME in a sentence.
I"m simply repeating the same thing Edgar Cayce would have said and did say many times, we must take ourselves out of the equation to understand the larger picture. IF the "me" does not apply generically, then please simply ignore it. For example, It would not apply to "me" generically speaking because I DO try first and foremost to put myself in the place of the victims. Many people do I'm sure...perhaps you do as well, which means it would not apply to YOU either.

As for Donald Trump, his quote stands. And again, if the shoe doesn't fit, no one should wear it, so don't take personally.

 

[leomoon]

time correction of first shot:

Miles Zaremski said he heard what he believed to be about 20 to 30 gunshots, in two consecutive spurts of gunfire, at about 10:20 a.m. CT, shortly after the start of the parade. He told CNN he saw a number of people bloodied and on the ground and described the scene as chaotic.

Suspect in connection with a mass shooting at July 4th parade in ...​

www.cnn.com/2022/07/04/us/highland-park-illinois-shooting-july-4-parade/index.…

 

[leomoon]

This was the 2016 Mass Knife Attack on the London Bridge:

Man charged with US tourist murder after London knife attack

A man has been charged with the murder of a US tourist after a knife attack in central London earlier this week, police in Britain's capital said Friday. Zakaria Bulhan, 19, was charged with the murder of 64-year-old Darlene Horton plus five counts of attempted murder following the incident...

news.yahoo.com

Darlene Horton (age 64) was the wife age of a professor at Florida State University who had been teaching summer classes in London and was hours away from flying home.

A Briton injured in the attack is still in hospital while a man from the US, an Australian man, an Australian woman and an Israeli woman were released from hospital Thursday after receiving treatment.

The Briton suffered a stab wound to the stomach while the American and Australian men were stabbed in the chest.

The Australian woman was stabbed in the back and the Israeli in the bicep, police said.

US Secretary of State John Kerry described the attack as a "horrific mass stabbing" and said he grieved for the victims.

 

[leomoon]

This article was 2 months ago: (so the numbers keep adding up

Only five months into 2022, more than 17,000 people, including 650 children, have been shot and killed in the United States.

Over 17,000 shooting fatalities in US so far this year

Only five months into 2022, more than 17,000 people, including 650 children, have been shot and killed in the United States.

www.rte.ie

 

[leomoon]

Does it seem logical to people that you can kill as many people in an attack with a knife that you can with an assault rifle?

You can run away from a knife, you cannot run away from a rifle. Bullets can kill from 100s (500-thousands) of yards away or more depending upon accuracy, whereas a knife needs to be up close and personal to kill after usually quite a few hits. And how many people can you stab anyway, before being wrestled to the ground by someone int the crowd? Such arguments sounds like trying to defend the defenseless to me.

note: The range of a 22 caliber bullet is a mile.

 

[Ukpoohbear]

Sorry for the way I expressed my opinion, because what I actually meant is when I speak to someone in a personal way I use their given names, and when I speak in a "generic sense" I would say, the "me" meant, ME as in ALL of us using ME in a sentence.
I"m simply repeating the same thing Edgar Cayce would have said and did say many times, we must take ourselves out of the equation to understand the larger picture. IF the "me" does not apply generically, then please simply ignore it. For example, It would not apply to "me" generically speaking because I DO try first and foremost to put myself in the place of the victims. Many people do I'm sure...perhaps you do as well, which means it would not apply to YOU either.

As for Donald Trump, his quote stands. And again, if the shoe doesn't fit, no one should wear it, so don't take personally.

Basically, your reply to me had no relevance to what I actually said, you just decided to quote Cayce for how to act and quote DJT for how not to act and your response when asked why is to ignore it if it doesn’t apply to me. It’s very thinly veiled insults which ironically is actually showing disrespect to the situation you tried to claim I was showing.

 

[leomoon]

Ukpoohbaer: I apologized for however you wish to take it.

Now, how about if a guy comes into a bus in London, sprays bullets all over the bus killing who knows how many, or instead, enters the bus wielding a knife.
How many get killed with the knife would be your guess before the passengers get ahold of him as they did on a Passenger jet on 9-11 in NJ? wrestling them to the ground?

 

[Ukpoohbear]

Does it seem logical to people that you can kill as many people in an attack with a knife that you can with an assault rifle?

You can run away from a knife, you cannot run away from a rifle. Bullets can kill from 100s (500-thousands) of yards away or more depending upon accuracy, whereas a knife needs to be up close and personal to kill after usually quite a few hits. And how many people can you stab anyway, before being wrestled to the ground by someone int the crowd? Such arguments sounds like trying to defend the defenseless to me.

note: The range of a 22 caliber bullet is a mile.

I did not say that knives kill as many people as guns do, I said the attacks would happen with knives instead, if the guns were not available.

I am talking about the root of the problem.

 

[Ukpoohbear]

Ukpoohbaer: I apologized for however you wish to take it.

Now, how about if a guy comes into a bus in London, sprays bullets all over the bus killing who knows how many, or instead, enters the bus wielding a knife.
How many get killed with the knife would be your guess before the passengers get ahold of him as they did on a Passenger jet on 9-11 in NJ? wrestling them to the ground?

Are you saying that an attack that kills less people is not as important as an attack that kills more peole?

 

[leomoon]

I did not say that knives kill as many people as guns do, I said the attacks would happen with knives instead, if the guns were not available.

I am talking about the root of the problem.

We cannot kill off the "root of the problem". We see hateful individuals every single day. Just look at the Trump rallies, or the rally and insurrection of January 6th. Trump and his people approve of the Proud Boys and the Alt-Right groups. That is NOT to say, the Left crowd does not have groups equally dangerous, but the root cannot be killed off except by education and jail time and of course taking away as they did in Scotland when the horrendous Kindergarten shooting occurred years ago, the guns from the citizens which the citizens voted for doing.

Dunblane Scotland changed everything: The USA needs to follow the same course as they did.

In Scotland, Unlike America, Mass Shooting Led to Stricter Gun Laws (Published 2015)

The outcry that greeted the killing of 16 children in Dunblane, Scotland, in 1996, spurred the British government to act in a way that has been a boon to public safety and a salve to collective grief.

www.nytimes.com

DUNBLANE, Scotland — It is a simple plaque for the 16 children gunned down that day in March 1996, set on a small, stone column outside the primary school that continues to educate this town’s young. Built on a slope between trees and overgrown shrubs, it is easy to miss.

But the impact of the loss the memorial reflects endures, nearly 20 years after a 43-year-old man with four handguns stormed the schoolhouse gym in a three-minute shooting spree that seared abhorrence for gun violence into Britain’s national psyche.

Are you saying that an attack that kills less people is not as important as an attack that kills more peole?

I am saying, this country NEEDS to protect its CHILDREN (while working on it's shadow problem)

 

[Ukpoohbear]

What IS causing all of these knife and gun attacks?

Well, this is not a solution, but these attacks are expressions of the collective shadow. If people worked on their own individual issues instead of scapegoating others, the family unit would be stronger, society would include and heal those who are hurting. We wouldn’t be so fixated on the material world and we would recognise what shadow work is. But society prefers to be in denial and then the shadow has to burst out somewhere.

 

[Ukpoohbear]

Leomoon, how are we meant to protect the children if we focus on gun v’s knives? Or Cayce v’s DJT?

 

[david starling]

This latest attack wasn't about hate for anyone or any group in particular. It was about alienation and self-loathing. All the markers were there for his parents or guardians to see, but there was no therapeutic intervention.

 

[leomoon]

The Dunblane Massacre (Similar to the Uvalde School Massacre of small children) if anyone studies Astrology anymore - I studied this case many years ago with the fixed stars -

Dunblane massacre - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

On the morning of 3/13/1996, heavily armed, he went to the Dunblane Primary School in the country village of Perthshire, and heavily armed, began firing for approximately three minutes. He burst into the morning gym class and methodically emptied his weapons, fatally shooting 16 kids and their teacher and wounding 12 others. The first call to the police was logged at 9:38 AM.

The village was left decimated and devastated, and the world recoiled from the grief and horror of the carnage. In 1994, only 66 people were killed by firearms in all of Britain.

Thomas Hamilton, horoscope for birth date 10 May 1952, born in Glasgow, with Astrodatabank biography - Astro-Databank

Horoscope and astrology data of Thomas Hamilton born on 10 May 1952 Glasgow, Scotland, with biography

www.astro.com

*the killer and his victims natal charts