[MarkWar]

>God Bless these families ...

I certainly second your prayers for the families involved here. I don't have children myself (yet), but I just can't imagine the grief of having kids gunned down in a school...

However--

I don't know exactly what is the thrust of your thread(s)?

Prior to Columbine, the activity was so unthinkable, that it's hard to imagine any officials actually taking action based on rumors or journals, etc. (If anyone had, they'd have been demonized as jack booted thugs imagining kids as monsters...)

So what's the point of persecuting officials who might not have done everything that is, in hindsight, imaginable?

Or is your thrust that the two shooters were "programmed" by some agency to go on a killing spree and these legal actions are an attempt to uncover the behind-the-scenes plot?

Mark W.

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

"So what's the point of persecuting officials who might not have done everything that is, in hindsight, imaginable?"
Did you bother to read the post? Persecuting officials? The allegations and evidence go FAR BEYOND a failure to do everything imaginable. In fact, it appears that these officials are covering up some un-imaginable events.

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So what's the point of persecuting officials who might not have done everything that is, in hindsight, imaginable?

Or is your thrust that the two shooters were "programmed" by some agency to go on a killing spree and these legal actions are an attempt to uncover the behind-the-scenes plot?

Mark W.

9 posted on 1/8/02 10:05 AM Pacific by MarkWar

My point and the point of the families is to find out the truth and get justice.