What the fuck. The plot thickens! (Tinfoil hats ON!!!)

Berz out.

The casino is in touch with the security guard which to me indicates that they're trying to control what he says in fear of lawsuits. I bet they've also come to some sort of financial agreement.

Wounded casino security guard vanishes from Las Vegas ? and surfaces on the set of 'Ellen' - LA Times

First interview with the security guard. Unpaid as confirmed by Ellen.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...s-social-media

The mental illness is strong with some of these people. Feel bad for the guy. He's from BC as well. He could have easily been another fatality but survived. Now he has to endure the wrath of the inbred army.

Jim Fetzer has made some minor mistakes in the past but usually spot on... hes claiming the shootings and the ones killed were staged.

Jim Fetzer: The Raw Deal "Jeff Rense Fired Me for This Show"
youtube.com/watch?v=_Bv0wkRuMtU

He's also an avid Holocaust denier. While I'm willing to listen and engage some conspiracy theorists, he's one that has absolutely zero credibility with me.

Then you would also say that the people behind the US government had a hand in committing the Holocaust? Or I'd like to know your understanding of how Hitler's war machine was built over night after Germany was broken in WWI.

youtube.com/watch?v=4YSiMdI-F4g

Even assuming that's true, that still means that the holocaust happened...

Not sure what that has to do with someone denying that the Holocaust actually happened.

If agree that the US players were involved... and here the European involvement

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That means the mainstream account of the event is written by the victors... the financiers that backed both sides of the war.
Do you know what entity owned the Bank of England at the time? The same one that declared the creation of the isreali state in 1917 (Balfour Declaration).

You paint Fetzer with a brush of holocaust denier without any substance of the subject.

I know, it's a little off topic, but.....

Holocaust deniers?!
ugh.....

I'm pretty sure my grandparents wouldn't have crossed the ocean at the age of 14 and 8 respectively, if not for the Nazis. Coming to frigid Canada, poorer than I could ever imagine. They actually knew what it felt like to starve. They struggled more than anyone I know not because they wanted to, but because it was a better option.

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sounds like a whole bunch of white privilege you're directly benefiting from there hypa

Really puts it into perspective, doesn't it? How fortunate we really are to live in this great place and time.
I'm sure they were grateful for every day. Suffering has a way of breeding compassion and appreciation.

Not sure what that has to do with my comment, but okay.

It's no secret on here that both sides of my family were on both sides of WW2. Dad's side were Austrian Jews. His parents managed to escape persecution and ended up in NY, but quite a few of my other family members were caught and executed in some of the concentration camps. Their names are engraved in one of the memorials in Austria. As well, my mom's family is German and her dad, a doctor, was conscripted into the Nazi army, eventually into the North Afrikan Korps under General Rommel. Prior to his deployment out, he saw some of the concentration camps in person while he was assigned escort duty for some higher ranking officials. The stories he told of the sights he saw haunted him right to his death bed. He and his fiance did finally manage to sneak away after Rommel and some of his troops were redeployed to the Atlantic Wall, eventually ending up in Canada.

So, my knowledge of the subject -- apart from the "written by the victors" history books -- stems from first hand accounts of what went on. If it was indeed something that didn't happen, how did two groups of families who never knew one another until the 80's (and were on opposite sides of the war to boot), happen to have the same knowledge of an event that this guy is saying never occurred?

Sure, there may be back door deals going on, or schoolboy friends may end up on opposite sides of the war that result in espionage or secret financial deals... but that has nothing to do with the fact that the Holocaust undeniably happened. So for someone to say that it's a hoax or a fabrication of Western media and didn't actually happen, yet start spewing bullshit about other conspiracies, they have absolutely zero credibility or a leg to stand on while arguing.

I'm curious, CIC... are you a Holocaust denier as well?

What are you saying here?
Be a man and speak English rather than innuendo, because when you use terms like “white privelige” you get me defensive.

It really does put things into perspective. That said, I will never know the struggles that they had. If I’m lucky....

I remind my kids often that they’re 3 out of billions that were fortunate enough to be born in BC, to a hard working family, and in a place that allows them opportunities.

It truly is a parents moral obligation to teach these sort of things.

It really does make you realize that the every day issues we tend to have nowadays are quite trivial in the grand scheme of things. This morning I was angry because a slider pin in one of my calipers is stuck and I wont have time for a couple weeks to fix it. But it suddenly doesn't really seem like much of even a trivial issue when I think back on my grandparents and what they went through during the war.

I know some people who were there. One was covered in blood and brain matter because the girl standing directly beside them was hit in the head. Jim Fetzer, and anyone who believes his garbage, can go fuck themselves.

I assumed it was sarcasm, given what your family has gone through and that many people seem to assume every white person is a direct descendant of a wealthy plantation owner or something.

BrokeBack

The problem with sarcasm in text form is that it doesn't come across well.
But I will admit, I'm a lucky mofo. I was born to people who instilled a sense of work ethic in me, put me through good schools, and raised me with love and care. Is that white privilege?

I'm at work right now in my office. A place that I earned through the last 22 years of working in this industry. Every day I have to grind to make money to pay for my house, cars, kids, etc. Is that white privilege?

If anything, this is privilege, albeit not white...

http://car2.upload.ir/News/3979-Iran...llection/1.jpg

along with this.

https://nextshark.com/wp-content/upl...2.32.00-PM.png

and this.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/IM...YuvkCqkslqQxyI

White privilege in Canada, in 2017 is as real as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.

So a couple who survived the shooting recently died in a car crash. That's some next level Final Destination shit.

Berz out.

The sad reality is all those people ^ are heavily worshiped by society while your story of hard work, dedication and passion gets glossed over.

I refuse to get involved in social media because I find nothing inspirational in it. An otherwise excellent platform with lots of potential but is used to further narcissism and self-centred egoism of newfound territory. The psychologists from 90 years ago would have a field day with this shit.

God basically snapped his fingers and created your family as wealthy white people who will never know struggle or have to put any effort in to building a successful life.



PS: dont assume my gender. and your use of quotations offends me.

god????

TRIGGERED

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Honestly man, there are so many others who work harder for their money. RRxtar got me thinking about things..... I would be ignorant if I didn't admit that I was blessed with certain natural talents, along with opportunities that many don't have. I have a buddy who's dad left when he was 6 years old. At 8 the kid was riding the bus in downtown Toronto. He's built up a nice life for himself with a wife, kids, a home and a business. Compare him with some poor bastard born with Aids in Ethiopia, and he is blessed in comparison.

That said, I wouldn't turn down a Bugatti if my wealthy father offered it to me. Hell, I wouldn't turn down a new Tundra. But neither of those are on the table right now.

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You have to admit, the concept of white privilege has changed. Maybe in a melting pot like the US, but in Canada you're as likely to see a naturalized citizen in a position of power as you are a caucasian. Terms like white privilege should be deemed prejudice, and no longer used.

Also, I support your choice of gender, regardless of what it is.
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Happy Movember
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