South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy has become the first high-profile public to question the “lone wolf” narrative being pushed by mainstream media, declaring that he finds it “very difficult to believe” that a single shooter was responsible for the terror on Sunday night.

Appearing on Fox News on Monday, Gowdy told Martha MacCallum that “it’s really impossible to fathom a massacre on this scale.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiD3TNeU2UA 37:15

Melissa and Aaron Dykes go on a deep dive and discover some very interesting forum discussions leading up to the Las Vegas shooting that specifically reference Las Vegas, as well as a larger agenda that is labeled “high incident project.” This agenda aims to train the American public to believe that even places with ultra high security are vulnerable, ultimately leading to even more intrusive security measures and surveillance. Who will benefit from those security devices?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHW-1VLf7o8 29:34

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L0wHaBGN9E 14:08

According to former U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Shaffer, Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock deliberately targeted a country music concert so he could kill Trump supporters.

Shaffer told Fox News it was “beyond dispute” that the shooting was a “deliberate act of terror” and that the motive was clear, pointing out that gunman Stephen Paddock “parallels in many ways” James Hodgkinson, the left-wing terrorist who tried to massacre Republican lawmakers back in June.

Las Vegas massacre gunman Stephen Paddock was taking a drug linked to violent outbursts in yet another example of a mass shooter being on a pharmaceutical medication that causes aggressive behavior.

According to the Las Vegas Review Journal, Paddock “was prescribed an anti-anxiety drug in June that can lead to aggressive behavior”.

On the back of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, the LA Times decided that because the Second Amendment is 145 characters in length, and that’s almost like a tweet, that it would be a good idea to ask for readers to ‘rewrite’ it.

“It’s about the length of a tweet and has been interpreted to give us the right to bear arms. To own and carry a gun. To defend ourselves.” the Times wrote.

An image posted on Facebook by a man who claims he served Stephen Paddock room service shows that the gunman was with a guest during his time at the Mandalay Bay hotel four days before the massacre took place.
The receipt shows an employee named Antonio served two guests an “IRD_MB,” which means “In Room Dining, Mandalay Bay.”
The table number is “32135” – which equates to Paddock’s room number (135) on the 32nd floor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQHe5ZXp_Ks Starts about the 8:00 minute mark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLyz42xXZvw 2:18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeQ5R0nCaPk 1:11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uloR4i7b12o 25:05

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G48jO-JeuLU 4:05

Interesting Take

3 weeks ago, on 9/11 a mysterious 4chan user who went only by “John” made a series of at the time overlooked posts. He warned users to stay away from any gatherings of large groups of people in the Vegas or nearby Henderson areas. Stating that he had insider knowledge of what he referred to as a “high incident project” that was set to occur soon.

https://squawker.org/politics/4chanvegas/