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1 Return to updatesLas Vegas Hoaxby Miles MathisFirst published October 10, 2017As usual, this is just my opinion, based on a good eye. My guest writer Josh has saved me some time on this one, and I start by linking to his recent analysis. I find it good, as usual. But I am here today because I have a few things to add. No doubt I will have a few more as time passes. First of all, what's wrong with the photo above? You have to look closely at these pictures and think them through. Almost nobody does that.

2 It is a paste-up. How do I know? Because it makes no sense. Look at the two people climbing over the fence. That is the major clue. Isn't it odd to find them both in the same position, within a few feet of one another? Let me ask you this: would you climb a low fence in that way? I wouldn't. If someone was shooting at me, I would vault that sucker. But here we have a guy and a gal, both apparently young, both bellying over as if they are on a drunken treasure hunt. They look chosen and placed to me.

3 The photo looks composed. What else? Well, these two are scrambling over the fence, but on the other side people are just lying and sitting around. They don't seem to be still worried by an active shooter, do they? So they don't match the climbers in attitude. They are acting like that fence is a perfect barrier, but it is just made of mesh. Plus, it is only about four or five feet high. The shots are allegedly coming from 32 stories up, so it would be no protection at all. What else? Note the lighting, which makes no sense.

4 We are supposed to be at 10pm here, and I assume these people have just climbed a fence on the outer edge of the concert grounds. So why are they lit like it is during the day, at about 5pm? The faces are in half-light, like in the evening. Stage lights or floods wouldn't light them like that. OK, let's move on. Not only is alleged shooter Stephen Paddock admitted to have worked for at least three years for a company that later merged with Lockheed Martin, he also worked for the IRS. So he has spook markers on him already.

5 But those are just the tip of the iceberg. It is now known he had a pilot's license and has owned his own planes. He has also been linked to an Intelligence subsidiary called Volant. He is a multi-millionaire, owning real estate in many places. He has travelled extensively in the past decade, going all over the world, including the United Arab Emirates. Doesn't sound like the bio of a mass murderer to me. Sounds like the bio of a planted agent. Some on youtube are using this to connect him to ISIS, but that is absurd.

6 Why? Because ISIS doesn't exist. Like this shooting hoax , ISIS is a construct of US Intelligence and nothing more. It is another paper moon on a cardboard sea, propped up to give the US something to spend money fighting against. It is another created hole that politicians can shovel money into, to keep the billionaires properly fattened month by month. Josh linked Mandalay Bay Casino and MGM Resorts head honcho Jim Murren to Department of Homeland Security, but he is also linked to Contemporary Services Corporation.

7 What is that? It just happens to specialize in crowd control and crowd creation. Convenient, eh? Some are saying they couldn't have created a crowd of 20,000 in Las Vegas , but they can. Wikipedia admits Nazi director Leni Riefenstahl had a crowd of 30,000 extras to work with back in the 1930s, so if they could do it then they can certainly do it now. Other researchers have shown that prior to the fake shooting spree, Crowds on Demand placed ads in Craigslist and other places looking to hire crisis actors by the thousands.

8 We may assume they found them. Speaking of the Department of Homeland Security, did you know that there were other smaller shooting events that night at other Las Vegas casinos? They have been overshadowed by the Mandalay Bay event, but shots (again probably blanks) were fired at many casinos. This according to people staying at those casinos. Did you know that DHS is pushing to install expensive body scanners at all Las Vegas casinos? Of course this hoax is the perfect pretext for that, isn't it?

9 Do you know what company developed the body scanners currently in use? Lockheed Martin. Just a coincidence, right? The body scanner business is now owned by L-3 Technologies, which posted billion in revenues in 2016 and expects even more profits in 2017-18. It is now one of the top-10 government contractors. It was previously Loral Corporation, a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin run by Bernard Schwartz until 2006. Loral already had billion revenue in 1995 by itself. Remember, they don't tell us what company that later merged with Lockheed Martin Stephen Paddock worked for.

10 I suggest it was Loral. It looks like the Carlyle Group is also involved, since one of Loral's other acquisitions listed at Wikipedia is LTV missiles, now known as Vought Aircraft Industries. Carlyle owned Vought until 2010, when it sold to Triumph Group, formerly Alco Standard. All these name changes are just window dressing, meant to hide the real owners. The important thing here is the money behind L-3, since that is who will profit from the body scanners in Las Vegas . Before we get there, it is useful to know that L-3 has acquired many big companies recently, including Paramax.