The FBI routinely takes mountains of time for investigations. But for these kinds of events, we always know the main stuff almost immediately.Thanks for starting this thread. Now, I'd like @Rain Cold to share his thoughts on the Nashville bombing. Why should we not trust the "official" narrative?
I'm not suggesting that should always trust the official narrative. But I want to know specifically why in this case.
From where I sit, it seems to me that we have a serious problem with conspiracy theories in our society. The Nashville bombing is a perfect example. People from every side of the ideological/political divide seem to have some kind of theory that differs from the official narrative. This is becoming the norm for seemingly everything that happens.
When a person lives in a world where everything is a conspiracy, that puts that person in the position of determining that which is true or false. This is a very dangerous place to be.
I mean, this guy made it to 63 and then just decided it was time to go, not because he was depressed or anything and decided to pull the trigger. But instead, he decided to concoct an elaborate suicide mission to not counteract the thing he allegedly wanted to counteract. If he was into the 5g stuff as suggested,, he would know that his plan would have little effect on that. Not to mention, he can't stop 5g when he's dead.
We're to believe that he's essentially a dumb suicide bomber who wanted to take an object out with him as opposed to people. I'm sorry, but that's just dumb.
But I'm sure it's the best they could do on short notice.
As for the real reason, I have no idea. The proud boys thing is dumb because they wouldn't target a data center. The Dominion thing is dumb, because there's no Dominion servers there that anyone is aware of.
But I do believe the data center was the target...or part of the target. Why? No idea.
Lastly, if the official narrative, mainstream media, or political message routinely turns out to be misleading or false, then that just as much as puts people in a position of trying to determine what is true or false as the conspiracy stuff. Don't blame it all on the "conspiracy theorists". The msm and our leadership is absolutely just as culpable and in fact, they are directly responsible for the parabolic growth we have seen in the alt media space over the last decade or so.