A trip down memory-hole lane: would-be Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park killer commits suicide instead

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A bizarre story from 2023 that was immediately buried: 20-year old Diego Barajas-Medina amassed an arsenal and body armor (a familiar refrain) and intended to massacre amusement park goers in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. He was armored and armed and ready to kill, but instead killed himself in the women’s bathroom. Before offing himself he scrawled “I’m not a killer, I just want to get into the caves”, which sounds as if something was compelling him to kill, but he was able to muster the willpower to resist. AR-15, body armor, explosives, this all sounds too familiar. I’ve lost count of the number of mass murderers who are identically armed, and carry out identical attacks before either dying by their own hand or at the hands of responding officers. This deserves far more scrutiny than it has received: why are these killings so similar? How do they get the resources to carry them out? What drives them to do it? Is it really just one big coincidence, and are they acting of their own volition? There are echoes of Uvalde, Sandy Hook, Audrey Hale, the New Zeleand Christchurch shooting, Anders Behring Beivrik, and countless others.

 

Tucker covers 1995 Murrah bombing anomalies

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Lone juror prevents “not guilty” verdict in child killer case

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Lindsay Clancey murdered her three young children by strangling them with an exercise band. First, she sent her husband on errands. She calculated, planned, and executed. And for some reason, she almost got off on an “insanity” defense, were it not for a single juror who understood that this was a clear-cut case of murder.

The purpose of Flock is to corral and harass the law-abiding

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We don’t need omnipresent surveillance to know who the real criminals are. The police know, the judges know, the public knows. Total surveillance is used to subjugate and terrorize law-abiding taxpayers. We have England as a perfect example. Criminals run free, but their unarmed, endomorphic police force, and China-style surveillance apparatus, is used to put their law-abding population under a microscope, and crush any political movement that may arise from them.

Mandatory IQ tests for cops

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Mandate IQ tests, increase pay (which weeds out the rabble who too often inhabit the uniform), increase training, ensuring they’re at least operating at a human level of awareness and empathy before giving randos a gun and badge. Federal civil rights laws heavily restrict IQ tests for employment, which means that employers have no way of really knowing who they’re hiring, unless they administer the tests under the table, or as part of a “fun workplace activity”.

This story from 1999, “Too smart to be a cop?“, points to a monstrous and surreal reality among the police profession: departments prefer their officers on the dumber side. Why? Maybe their Neanderthal, blind, obedience.