The shooting

A thread

Listen carefully to this guy and what he said happens

This was rehearsed

1/?

Continued 👇

Now look at what actually happened and notice our guy calmly documenting

She fall on him? Any warnings? Why did she fall back and not forward like her momentum? Why did no one freak tf out?

Cameraman didn't flinch?

2/?

Continued
Here is our interviewee

Calm as anything - not doing anything he said

3/?continued
Here is another video of the "shooting"

Notice she didn't fall on him.

He wasn't trying to pull anyone back

He stayed feet from where someone was "shot"

4/?

Continued
When and where did this medical staff come in? Why is she paraded for all to see?

4/?

Continued
Ah yes

Her last conversation

And a Trump supporter

"shot" by a phantom shooter no one cared about?

5/?

Continued
Yah, shot in the neck - no blood - photo op

6/?

Continued
He looks worried - nice interview bro

7/?

Continued
Ah yes, the other guy with a gun not caring about the shooter mere feet from him

Let's tell people who would normally run to back up 🙄

8/?

*break to post*
Who randomly catches the interview?

https://t.co/HkaUqm7b0i

A left leaning Canadian website?

K.

9/?

Continued
This site owned by Corus Entertainment Inc

Who owns them?

JR Shaw

Who is JR Shaw?

Well here is his political donations

All liberal

https://t.co/rquqfEM4Hh
So how does a woman get shot, fall backwards, no blood splatter, paraded in front of us, the one witness is full of shit, the only lucky news person to pluck him is from Canada, works for a company owned by JR Shaw, who just happens to donate all his money to the left?

K.
Guy about 13 seconds in is sus af

Why are the tow randoms just allowed to be there taking video?

Why is guy in back left with professional camera just allowed there?

Who the tf is the guy in back right in suit?
Shot in chest?

I didn't see any Capitol police?
And most Trump supporters

DON'T WEAR A MASK

Yet

Alllll of these people are masked?
Jr Shaw continued https://t.co/1VuilO82n0
Whoops
Whoops 🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/U7CRnBlQYV
Twatter will not let me post video so I tried. Screen record

The gun shot comes from guy on the left

Whether she was struck by a round or not is still sus

Hope this works - I can't post or DM the actual file
I CANNOT post the actual video file of the shot from the suit on left

Only a recording of my screen playing the file

😬👀
Mmhmmm

Capitol police
And these other cops not even worried like they could get shot?

This is not how people act.

Especially trained people.
Cops seem to pull back

About 38 seconds in cop and FUCKING GUY IN SUIT

Enchange secrets 👀

https://t.co/aaqjhzfjFV
The good ol' thumbs up moments after towards where gun fire came from
Update to our actor from a fren

https://t.co/tIXbTl3tKj
Seconds after the shot, this freeze frames shows alot

Interview guy pulls out phone immediately and realizes blood he put on her is on his hands

Guy in background is giving that thumbs up to spotter

Other actor police is doing crowd control

None of this is normal
Ah yes

She just happened to be with these winners who saw the shooting

Nothing to see here

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