r/conspiracy: [Las Vegas massacre] Let's make a megathread! Is there any real interest in this? The main idea, organize what we know, or think we know.

[Las Vegas massacre] Let's make a megathread! Is there any real interest in this? The main idea, organize what we know, or think we know.

331 2017-10-18 by Silentbtdeadly

Okay, I've seen several people post recently about sources they think are misinformation, and I think they make valid points. I think our biggest problem at the moment is that we aren't organizing information that's come in, organizing what seems to be debunked.. to simply be able to look at it all, and think about what it is we are missing.

I'm going to bed soon, but I'm willing to try to organize something, but at the moment all I have to work with is my mobile which will make it more difficult. Is anyone else willing to try this from another approach? Edit: I don't think any one person could organize like I'm talking about, I think it could take a dozen people to organize datasets, then a few people attempting to organize what they've gathered.

The idea, is to approach it from more of an investigative stand point. Start by breaking it down into a timeline, state what the "official statement" is for each segment, then assemble each cohesive alternate explanation is, and what possible things refute that information.

The goal is to have something comparable to the white board you see in TV shows. Something you can look at, and question: what are we missing? Is there a better way of looking at this?

The reason: posts get buried, valid proof didn't get noticed, debunked things keep getting mentioned, multiple sources that contradict each other happen..

So again, is anyone interested in making a megathread to organize this in a way that allows us to simply look at the facts and go from there?

r/lasvegasfalseflag seemed to me, to be a kind of attempt at this, but that's one user cherry picking what they think matters.. and I think that as a collective we can do much better.

And if you think there's a better way to organize, better methods, please do comment.

As there's likely to be an increasingly bigger gap between us getting anything official, I think we would be better served by using the time to organize what we know, what we think we know.

Ultimately, the way I envision this, is we figure out how to best divide the timeline: before event, during event, post event. Then each element within each part: paddock, Campos, engineer, misc.. etc.

Each part of the timeline would be its own post, multiple would likely need to be made.. then a parent or more than one that attempts to organize the "big picture".

I haven't seen anything that strikes me as methodical, or attempts to really organize in general. If anything does exist, feel free to let me know..

At this point, I'm pretty sure all agree, what we've been told doesn't make sense. So why not attempt to organize something that does make sense, that we can then use to get closer to some form of truth.

I will say, I think motive shouldn't be part of this, as it will be more complex and opinion based.. and likely require several posts of its own to try to analyze.

I will edit typos and that's it.

Thoughts?

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1 mybluejeans 2017-10-18

There were some good Charlottesville compilations - maybe see if you can dig one up as a template and start filling it in.