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baldeagle wrote:If you trust anything the media "reports" without independently verifying it, you're not likely to ever know the truth.

Agreed! It also reminds me of Heartland Patriot's signature line, before he left: "If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed; if you read the newspaper, you're misinformed." --Mark Twain

I am not speaking to the claims of this video, as I have yet to watch it... and my not given the other members' posts regarding interspersed 9-11 commentary. However, I will state that the consistency of the reporting that occurred on the day of this tragedy was atrocious at best. No one should ever experience the horrors that befell the people (children, teachers, family) of Newton. Nor, however, should the news should construe the events to further a predetermined agenda. I guess it depends upon your view of the main stream media (and how well constructed is your tin foil hat), as to whether one thinks the way in which the story developed is a result of poor reporting or something more subversive. I certainly cannot say that the events were not as they are now explained, but the subtle changes from the initial reports did give me pause.