(26 July 2012, 10:10)Hrusai Wrote: (26 July 2012, 09:53)00111001 Wrote: Fuck, with a few phone calls and house visits I could get the same gear he had, but I think the point of the article was how did an unemployed student get all the money required to get himself an AR15 (couple of grand), the knowledge to safely create binary based liquid explosives (I know it's available online, but it's not as easy as you think to make these things safely, there's a lot of required equipment) and all the other gear.
Something smells funny with this one. Might just be my tinfoil hat coming out, but I'm sure I smell a patsy.
heh well im a regular sceptic so i usually take alot of convincing 
i must admit it does seem a bit fishy but i can think of alot of ways such things could be possible, people dont always declare funds, cash in hand unofficial jobs are very common, and anyone who was associated with a person like this is not going to come forward and admit that who knows, i guess we'll find out in time, although there is more fishiness going on
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18992316
lord only knows, i guess time will tell!
Don't get me wrong, he could very well just be nuts. But he could be controlled by radio waves, penetrating his tinfoil pants, sent from a drone
There are differing reports too. I know this happens, but initially witnesses reported at least 3 separate shooters, now it's just one (who went out kitted up in ballistic vests, gas masks and prepared for war - then quietly surrendered?) and there's gagging orders in place to prevent the local sheriff / police officers talking about it.
I'm a sceptic too, but I tend to be more sceptical of the "official" story
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