Police say 'Good Samaritan' prevented
further loss of life in Indiana mall shooting:
'Tactically sound'
Posted By: DVC, 7/18/2022 5:10:03 PM
Police say the "Good Samaritan" who ended a mass shooting at an Indiana mall by killing the gunman saved lives, noting that it only took two minutes from the time the suspect opened fire until when he was shot. "Many more people would have died last night if not for the responsible armed citizen," Greenwood Police Chief James Ison said during a press conference Monday. The Good Samaritan, who was identified as Elisjsha Dicken, engaged the gunman within two minutes of the start of the shooting Sunday at Greenwood Park Mall. Police said Dicken approached the gunman from a distance and fired 10 rounds
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Police say the "Good Samaritan" who ended a mass shooting at an Indiana mall by killing the gunman saved lives, noting that it only took two minutes from the time the suspect opened fire until when he was shot. "Many more people would have died last night if not for the responsible armed citizen," Greenwood Police Chief James Ison said during a press conference Monday.
The Good Samaritan, who was identified as Elisjsha Dicken, engaged the gunman within two minutes of the start of the shooting Sunday at Greenwood Park Mall. Police said Dicken approached the gunman from a distance and fired 10 rounds
The National Institutes of Health funds China’s biowarfare program in ways similar to shell companies laundering money.
It is now an indisputable scientific fact that the COVID-19 virus was created in a laboratory in China and that work was linked to China’s biowarfare program.
There is also an abundance of evidence that funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), specifically Anthony Fauci’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), contributed to that effort and U.S. government officials and members of the scientific community attempted to cover-up the laboratory origin of the COVID-19 virus and their potential complicity in its creation.
Fmr Disney Boss Reportedly Regrets Hiring
Bob Chapek: 'One of His Worst Business Decisions' 10 replies
Bob Chapek: 'One of His Worst Business Decisions' 10 replies
Former Disney boss Bob Iger reportedly regrets naming current CEO Bob Chapek as his successor.
Calling it one of his "worst business decisions," Iger believes Chapek's contract should not have been renewed amid leading the company into several scandals and political controversies.
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"He greatly regretted it as soon as COVID hit," a top Disney executive said, adding that Iger said "he was tired of being harangued about [succession]
We call it "messaging perfection" when you can cross an invisible line and make several unassailable points that the anti-liberty left can't touch without resorting to childish insults.
If you haven't seen the ad, here it is in all its glory:
Aside from quibbling over the loading of just 28 rounds into a 30-round magazine and a spotless kitchen that puts us to shame, the advert is perfect in that it takes on the far left's gun confiscation agenda head-on with a bit of history. It's a one-two punch of perfection that inspired YouTuber Johnny B' to say that he laughed until he cried when watching it.
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Never forget Thomas Jefferson
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal ..."
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States with higher rate of gun ownership
do not correlate with more gun murders,
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do not correlate with more gun murders,
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Sanders accuses Manchin of ‘intentionally
sabotaging’ Biden’s agenda by opposing
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sabotaging’ Biden’s agenda by opposing
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Sen. Bernie Sanders accused Sen. Joe Manchin of “intentionally sabotaging” President Biden’s agenda after the West Virginia Democrat pulled his support from legislation that included initiatives to battle climate change and raise taxes on corporations and wealthy individuals.
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The police chief calls the good guy, " very proficient" and "tactically sound". The young man did things very well, indeed. Contrast this with the Uvalde cops in full battle gear with rifles and a herd of buddies to help.....standing by doing nothing.