Video Of James Holmes With Joker's Likeness (30sec)

There was a reason a black and white photograph was used in the Aurora Batman Theater Shooting.  It was to trick your mind in a psyops relating Jack Nicholson and his ‘crazed’ persona as a Batman character to an othewise normal suspect, James Holmes.  It is to install the notion a real life human being outside the entertainment industry may be just as crazy.  This is a replica of the Jared Lee Loughner shooting at Safeway in which a federal judge was assassinated.  Jared’s first image posting was also photoshopped.

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The Aurora, Colorado shooting involving suspected shooter, James Holmes, in which many theater goers were injured in a mass shooting may have been a media psyops.  The movie premier of Batman Rises had its Hollywood ‘tells’ linking it to the Connecticut Kindergarten shooting, Sandy Hook was clearly indicated on the map of Gotham City and a montage of the Aurora building flashed across the screen, but not one person ever questioned why Holmes’ first picture post in the media was not in color.  It was a black and white picture. 

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Why was James Holmes first photograph post not in color? 

The answer is utterly simple.  It is because the psychological objective for the minds of the public was to imprint a Batman character in our memories.  That was Jack Nicholson who is directly related to previous Batman movies in which he plays a sinister role.  Jack Nicholson’s real life series of 8×10 black and white Hollyood promotionals were used to set up the suspect, James Holmes in this case, as an unbalanced intellectual.  This was done to Jared Lee Loughenr, however, in Jared’s case he was simply staged as a disgruntled enviest of a female congresswoman.  It was suspected that the use of Glenn Beck and the character, Festor Addams, of the Addam’s Family was subtly implemented for the Safeway shooting media psyops.

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The Aurora shooting is one in which we can see clearly that the Joker is the joke on us.

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