Las Vegas Hospitals vs. “No Shooter” Conspiracy Theory

garynorth.com / Gary North / October 13, 2017

The ability of people to generate instant conspiracy theories is limited only by their capacity to live in self-induced delusion. There are no significant limits with respect to posting their theories.

I have seen so many conspiracy theories since 9/11 that I no longer am amazed at what deluded people will propose.

A member of this website suggests that no one was shot in Las Vegas. There were not multiple shooters. There were no shooters.

This, he admits, raises a problem. “I don’t think there were any shooters. All an act. But what happened to those real people is the mystery.” Indeed!

There is no mystery. Their bodies were sent to the local coroner, then to a local funeral home, then shipped to funeral homes in their home towns.

But what of 500 wounded people? They went to hospitals. Michael Rozeff writes this.

We cannot expect police in Las Vegas to come up with true accounts of the mass shooting right off the bat. They’re not equipped to do it. They have little experience doing it. Investigations take time. There are multiple authorities. There is confusion. There is not enough manpower to provide immediate answers. There are many, many people involved. The police forces are government forces, and as such they are bound to be inadequate in many ways. They’re not designed or staffed to deal with a large-scale situation like this. Hospitals were overwhelmed as a Google search reveals, and it’s reasonable to say that the capacity of police to investigate properly were and probably still are overwhelmed 9 days later.A road that’s used to light traffic will be clogged by a sudden surge in use or a peak load. Government offices and programs are not designed for peak loads or efficiency. They ration through long lines and waiting if some emergency occurs. Police were overwhelmed in Houston, and we can imagine the pressures placed on them in Las Vegas.

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