Category: Communities of Practice

Dan Cromer and Mona Alexis Pressley: In Solidarity with Alex Jones – Shannon Hick’s Sandy Hook Fake (Staged) Photos

Mr. President,

It turns out that a photograph that appears to show a policewoman escorting students from Sandy Hook to escape the shooting was staged as a crucial element of an elaborate hoax. It was taken by Shannon Hicks, a photographer and editor for The Newtown Bee, the local newspaper, and may have received the widest distribution of any photograph in history because the official narrative of 20 children and six adults having been shot and killed was emotionally traumatic and instilled fear into the hearts of every parent in America—indeed, no doubt, in the world.

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Mona Alexis Pressley with Dan Cromer: In Solidarity with Alex Jones – Sandy Hook father, “Lenny Pozner”, and son, “Noah Pozner”, are Both Fake

Mr. President,

The emotional impact of the Sandy Hook exercise was rooted in the reported death of children, which instilled fear into the hearts of American parents and made an indelible impression. Images of the most photogenic of the 20 who are supposed to have died, Noah Pozner, appeared world-wide. Millions of photos like this from The Guardian (2 May 2017) have been seen by a vast number of literate citizens. But it was all a monstrous fraud. We have proven that the kids were fictions made up out of photos of older kids when they were younger. Some parents even appear to have used photos of themselves.

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Kelley Watt: In Solidarity with Alex Jones – Nobody Knows Who Cleaned Up the Blood at Sandy Hook–Could It Be There Was No Blood to Clean Up?

Mr. President,

For the past 26 years I have owned and operated my own domestic and commercial cleaning service in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As a consequence, I know that, in order to clean up bio-hazards, one must be licensed to do so. Because we were told 26 people had been shot to death inside Sandy Hook Elementary School on 14 December 2012, it would have been appropriate for the State Police of Connecticut, or the FBI or someone else in authority to call for a bio-hazard waste clean-up. Companies like Aftermath dispatch highly trained and licensed experts to clean up blood splatter, urine, feces and tissue from crime scenes.

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