It was execution. Public execution. Judge, jury and executioner. Anyone who believes otherwise is delusional and living in hard denial.
They have full immunity from their handlers. The handlers are NOT the US government. They are usurpers, they wear the suit but they are not the government. They are NOT lawmakers or administrators. The federal laws we were raised on have been swept aside. They no longer exist in the States. They are not governing, they are destroying.
I *really* dislike this type of questioning: "this is what happened, do you remember that?" predisposes the person to answer affirmatively. It's poor journalism, and Cooper's been around long enough to know better.
It’s also dumb to ask. We have the video. Ask questions about what we didn’t see, not what we did see. Ask about what the agents were even doing. Clarify that this wasn’t a protest, and that everyone started recording when they saw the thugs show up. Give us the bigger picture. Don’t just ask her if she remembers what she filmed.
I've always hated newscasters interviews since I was young. I always thought they ask stupid questions. They walk up to a person sitting in traffic because they know there's been a major accident and these people have been sitting in traffic for hours. "How long have you been here?" "6hrs" "How do you feel?" I end up screaming at the TV HOW THE F*** DO YOU THINK THEY FEEL JACKASS 🙄 it's always been like that
I don't think you can make such a blanket statement, because it depends on the intention behind the question. If I want to find out what the witness saw, I ask a different question than if I want to know how she experienced it. In this case, it's about the moment after further shots were fired, after the victim had already been hit multiple times and was no longer moving.
This isn’t a question trying to get at the truth - we know he was shot. It’s trying to understand her experience. He is asking her if in all the chaos she could remember what it felt like to see him get shot.
She is brave for showing at this interview and the truth needs to be told, saldy yeah, they will call her a paid actor and death threat her for years...
I'm sure as soon as the murder made national news the extreme boot lickers were already looking for individuals at the scene to harass into staying quiet via doxing. So very likely they were looking for her before she even agreed to this interview.
Feralkyn
These people kill people who would have saved their lives without questioning the situation. They choose to kill instead
adventureswithadhd
So impressed with her bravery especially continuing to film after they shot Pretti. She is an inspiration.
hohohoooo
Heartbreaking... Sad
reurra
It was execution. Public execution. Judge, jury and executioner. Anyone who believes otherwise is delusional and living in hard denial.
They have full immunity from their handlers. The handlers are NOT the US government. They are usurpers, they wear the suit but they are not the government. They are NOT lawmakers or administrators. The federal laws we were raised on have been swept aside. They no longer exist in the States. They are not governing, they are destroying.
Take it back.
Timpani
She bore witness as long as she could and has helped the truth to be known. I hope that she will be safe.
HandoB4Javert
CanuckleheadCan
What a memory to carry with you for the rest of your life!
adamlstf9
I’m just glad she’s been released form their custody. I figured she might get disappeared.
CammunistManifesto
Unfortunately; she still might.
BarnegatLight
I *really* dislike this type of questioning: "this is what happened, do you remember that?" predisposes the person to answer affirmatively. It's poor journalism, and Cooper's been around long enough to know better.
M4UsedRollout
It’s also dumb to ask. We have the video. Ask questions about what we didn’t see, not what we did see.
Ask about what the agents were even doing. Clarify that this wasn’t a protest, and that everyone started recording when they saw the thugs show up. Give us the bigger picture. Don’t just ask her if she remembers what she filmed.
nikkilaurakevin365
I've always hated newscasters interviews since I was young. I always thought they ask stupid questions. They walk up to a person sitting in traffic because they know there's been a major accident and these people have been sitting in traffic for hours. "How long have you been here?" "6hrs" "How do you feel?" I end up screaming at the TV HOW THE F*** DO YOU THINK THEY FEEL JACKASS 🙄 it's always been like that
Thorketil
I don't think you can make such a blanket statement, because it depends on the intention behind the question. If I want to find out what the witness saw, I ask a different question than if I want to know how she experienced it. In this case, it's about the moment after further shots were fired, after the victim had already been hit multiple times and was no longer moving.
schizznatt
This isn’t a question trying to get at the truth - we know he was shot. It’s trying to understand her experience. He is asking her if in all the chaos she could remember what it felt like to see him get shot.
mrblack53012
Cooper has been around long enough for you to know he's not a real journalist
cardboardwhales
I’m betting 24 hours before maga is harassing this woman
TheJuiceLoosener
Why would they wait so long?
SmartAssWithAKeyboard
If that.
netutoring
.....seconds.
DancingSwine
She is brave for showing at this interview and the truth needs to be told, saldy yeah, they will call her a paid actor and death threat her for years...
CammunistManifesto
You think they'll wait a full day?
Elonth
I'm sure as soon as the murder made national news the extreme boot lickers were already looking for individuals at the scene to harass into staying quiet via doxing. So very likely they were looking for her before she even agreed to this interview.
DarthVaderDidNothingWrong
Bit long
cardboardwhales
I’m banking on them refusing to watch Anderson Cooper