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    1. Here’s my theory.

      The United States has an extremely advanced AI that is illegally monitoring every American’s communications, internet searches, social media posts, and text / chat messages. Intelligence agencies have achieved their goal of total information awareness. It’s a wholesale violation of our civil rights of the highest order.

      The gunman was betrayed multiple times by our government. He was promised safety and security in America for ratting out the Taliban & his countrymen during his service in Afghanistan. Now Trump is fucking those assets over with draconian immigration policies.

      He began to search for things that triggered the AI warning systems. Maybe even purchased firearms and began planning travel on apps that report real time data to intelligence agencies.

      Once the AI reaches a certain amount of triggers in its threat matrix, it sends an alarm to human agents. They begin to investigate. They begin to review open sources on Google, social media services and other platforms. The gunman was planning something but they didn’t know exactly where, when…or even if he would strike.

      THIS is why you see searches spike in D.C. Intelligence agencies have the AI equivalent to the pre-crime alerts you saw in Minority Report movie. Just without psychics in a tub. Wildly illegal under the bill of rights.

      You don’t need to Google someone the day of the crime if you’ve already vetted him for your false flag op. So not a false flag, but still terrible.

    2. Acceptable-Bed3686 on

      Yeah on x people have evidence of him being googled him mere hours before

    3. every time something like this, its proven to be just a misunderstanding of how the google search stats work. i cant find the good specific explanation at the moment, but basically its inaccurate because of the way it works.

    4. ProfessorWorldly5957 on

      Is this what all the data centers in remote areas are being used for-surveillance on each and every person and their digital habits?

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