Deanna Spingola
Notes and Resources for the Sandy Hook Shootings
January 21, 2014 

A very wise friend of mine recently said, “Listen to everyone, read everything, believe nothing unless you can prove it in your own research.”

On Wednesday, January 30, 2013, just six weeks after Sandy Hook, two researchers, Dennis Cimino (with Jim Fetzer), introduced several ideas in their article, The Nexus of Tyranny: The Strategy Behind Tucson, Aurora and Sandy Hook.

1)    they claimed that no children were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School

2)    they claimed that Sandy Hook was not an operating school

3)    they introduced the idea that Adam Lanza died the day before by using an image of a purported Social Security Death Index record 

4)    they introduced the idea that Adam Lanza did not even exist (contradicts #3)

5)    Mike Powers (aka: Mike Hollingsworth) on Joyce Riley’s The Power Hour, on January 16, 2013, just over a month after Sandy Hook, said that logistically, Lanza could not have carried off the shooting 

6)    they introduced the idea of satanic worship, suggesting that even an infant participated in the way she sucked on her fingers

7)    they introduced the idea that it was about gun control and the disarming of the public, ignoring the influence of psychiatric drugs in every public shooting

8)    they re-introduced the scare tactic that the government has FEMA camps and 1.5 billion rounds of .40 caliber, hollow-point ammunition

9)    they suggested that the Mossad may have been behind Sandy Hook 

10) they introduced the idea that other shootings were also hoaxes staged by the government

11) they introduced the idea that actors were used at Sandy Hook

12) they introduced the idea that Sandy Hook was a drill 

13) they introduced the idea that officials were smirking at Aurora which they also applied to Sandy Hook

14) introduced the idea of premeditation [i]