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colorado springs, fflag hotspot, does it again, dozens shot
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cheka
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not sure. the one i posted is the only one i've come across
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That is a sure sign that the shooter does not fit the government's narrative. The FBI will blow smoke all over everything and come out with a narrative more fitting for the commucrats.
The perp is from a politically connected family. His father was a state politician. Perp apparently has no social media footprint. FBI involved. Media likely having a hard time finding background on the perp to report.
Incels (my assumption) and mental health issues = bad news
Incels (my assumption) and mental health issues = bad news
cheka
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harkens back to the florida guys - the gay club shooter's father was a big shot hillary guy.....and the parkland guy's father was a fed/spook
then i think about the vegas guy's 'girlfriend'/spook......and more
a disproportionate amount of these characters are connected
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Club Q shooting fatalities included 2 bartenders, including trans man
Derrick Rump (left) and Daniel Aston (right) were among the five killed Saturday night at Club Q at the hands of alleged shooting suspect, Anderson Lee Aldridge.
Two Club Q bartenders are among the five fatalities killed Saturday night at the Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub, according to a co-worker and social media posts.
Daniel Davis Aston and Derrick Rump, also a co-owner of the bar, were fatally shot by a lone gunman, who also injured 25 people using a long gun shortly before midnight.
Authorities say Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, entered the bar on North Academy Boulevard and immediately started shooting in what they say appeared to be a premeditated attack.
Two patrons risking their lives and were able to subdue the gunman. One disarmed Aldrich and beat him with the suspect’s own gun, according to NPR.
Aldrich, meanwhile, remains in custody at a local hospital for unknown injuries.
Daniel Aston (left) and Derrick Rump (right) and were among the five killed Saturday night at Club Q nightclub at the hands of alleged shooting suspect, Anderson Lee Aldrich. Both victims worked as bartenders at the popular Colorado Springs LGBT venue.
Daniel Aston & Derrick Rump Colorado Springs Club Q victims id
Daniel Aston and Derrick Rump identified as two of the five fatalities shot at the hands of lone Club Q gunman, Anderson Lee Aldrich
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You can't make this stuff up!
cheka
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Agreed. At face value, I applaud the guy for stopping the threat. But the family part confuses me.
Just look at his window decal
cheka
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houston radio is saying it was raised in san antonio - which is a big military/spook town....just like colorado springs is
not forgotten -- the texas sutherland springs church shooter had same locations on it's resume'
radio also said this homo CHANGED IT'S NAME
cheka
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see that virginia just had one too -- good thing the boys in langley are right there to respond
are we prepping the public for a gun grabbing by the lame duck (communists) in congress?
are we prepping the public for a gun grabbing by the lame duck (communists) in congress?
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Father of Club Q Suspect Relieved His Offspring Isn't Gay
Trudy RingWed, November 23, 2022
Aaron Brink
The father of the accused Club Q shooter has expressed relief that his child isn’t gay.
Aaron Brink, the father of Anderson Lee Aldrich, gave a homophobia-filled interview to San Diego TV station KFMB. Brink, 48, who has worked as a porn star and mixed martial arts fighter and coach, said he wondered what his offspring was doing in a gay bar. Aldrich, 22, is accused of killing five people and injuring nearly 20 at the Colorado Springs nightclub Saturday night.
When Brink heard from Aldrich’s defense attorney Sunday, “they started telling me about the incident, a shooting involving multiple people,” Brink told the station Tuesday. “And then I go on to find out it’s a gay bar. I said, ‘God, is he gay?’ I got scared, ‘Shit, is he gay?’ And he’s not gay, so I said, ‘Phew…’”
Brink said he and his family are Mormons, and “you know, Mormons don’t do gay. We don’t do gay. There’s no gays in the Mormon Church. We don’t do gay.” In reality, the church, known officially as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, does hold anti-LGBTQ+ beliefs, but it has LGBTQ+ members who are fighting for greater acceptance.
Aldrich’s attorneys, in a court filing Tuesday, said the accused shooter is nonbinary and will now be known by they/them pronouns. But Brink used male pronouns in referring to Aldrich.
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Father of Club Q Suspect Relieved His Offspring Isn't Gay
Aaron Brink, who has worked in adult films, says he was worried when he heard Anderson Lee Aldrich had been in an LGBTQ+ bar.
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Suspected Club Q shooter changed name, mother wanted, father starred in porn
BY BRIAN MAASSNOVEMBER 22, 2022
The man being held in connection with the Club Q killings was actually born Nicholas Brink but had his name legally changed in 2016, according to court records obtained by CBS News Colorado.
The name change was first reported by the Washington Post.
Those records show that just prior to his 16th birthday, Nicholas Brink had his name changed to Anderson Lee Aldrich. Court records in Texas reviewed by CBS News Colorado do not detail the reason for the name change.
CBS News reported the name change came months after the teenager was targeted in online bullying.
Until now, the identity of the suspect's biological father was unknown. But court records and other online records show his biological father is Aaron Brink, who achieved fame as an MMA fighter and also has appeared on and off in pornographic movies under the stage name "Dick Delaware."
Online records show Aaron Brink has been arrested in three states, spent time in prison, and has struggled with substance abuse, according to his online biography. CBS News Colorado was unable to reach him for comment. His identity was first reported by Carol McKinley with the Denver Gazette.
Divorce records in California show Aaron Brink and Laura Brink were divorced in 2001 with court documents noting "dissolution with child."
Laura Brink now goes by her maiden name, Laura Voepel.
The District Attorney's Office in Riverside County, California, says Voepel is currently wanted on two misdemeanor warrants that date back to 2011. Amy Mckenzie, a spokesperson for the DA's office, told CBS News Colorado, "they are FTA (failure to appear) warrants. I cannot confirm a law enforcement agency's policy — but yes, it is possible that she would be taken into custody for warrants."
The suspect in the Club Q shooting is scheduled to make his first court appearance Wednesday via a video link.
Suspected Club Q shooter changed name, mother wanted, father starred in porn
The man being held in connection with the Club Q killings had his name legally changed in 2016, according to court records obtained by CBS News Colorado.
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His face fought off a pistol whipping....
Mugshot of Colorado gay club shooting suspect shows injuries sustained during confrontation with 'heroic people'
Images released by Colorado Springs Police Department show Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, who is accused of the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, with injuries sustained after being pinned down by other club-goers.
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A bartender who found a place to shine. A non-profit worker with a ‘huge heart.’ These are the victims of the Colorado club shooting
By Amir Vera, Eliott C. McLaughlin and Caroll Alvarado, CNN
Updated 1:08 PM EST, Tue November 22, 2022
Daniel Aston, Kelly Loving, Ashely Paugh, Derrick Rump and Raymond Green Vance
Colorado Springs Police Department
CNN —
As Colorado Springs residents and leaders wrap their arms around the 19 people injured and others traumatized in the Club Q shooting, loved ones are remembering the five who did not survive the attack on the beloved LGBTQ nightclub.
The Colorado Springs Police Department identified the five victims as:
- Raymond Green Vance (he/him)
- Kelly Loving (she/her)
- Daniel Aston (he/him)
- Derrick Rump (he/him)
- Ashley Paugh (she/ her)
Here are their stories:
A bartender who found a place to shine. A non-profit worker with a 'huge heart.' These are the victims of the Colorado club shooting | CNN
As Colorado Springs residents and leaders wrap their arms around the 19 people injured and others traumatized in the Club Q shooting, loved ones are remembering the five who did not survive the attack on the beloved LGBTQ nightclub.
I just can't deal with this pronoun stuff. It me feel nauseated and very uncomfortable. Icky
The pronoun thing is stupid.
Here's my take on it. If you are talking to someone, be they gay or straight, they are addressed as "you" or "yours" or by their name. It would sound dumb to address a person directly as a he/she/them/it.
...and the only time you'd use "he" "she" or whatever else, would be when you are talking to a third person about the other person who isn't there. For ex., I might say to Pmbug, go get the box from him or her. (as I point at Newmisty or Avalon, respectively.) Pmbug might prefer he/him, but I wouldn't address him directly using those words. It would sound dumb and he'd look at me like I was stupid.
...but it would sound perfectly reasonable to ask Newmisty, "did he (Pmbug) get the box from you?"
Yep that is what I read elsewhere too. Yet for some reason, all chrges were dropped. Had they not been dropped, at the least he'd have had a record that would prevent him buying a gun, and at most, he'd have still been in prison right now and and all those shot at the club would still be alive and/or unwounded.
So there is a Prosecutor that needs to be fired, and possibly held liable for not having done his job. He is at the least, partially responsible for these innocent people getting shot.
...but instead, they want to punish all the responsible gun owners.
The gender reinventor quips- "I have no tolerance for your assumptions. Freedom is forcing you to adopt my philosophy and perspectives while making yours unlawful and illegal. I reject your reality and substitute my own."
And I have no tolerance for the gender reinventors BS.
Because it's full on retarded!
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Feel good story.........
THE WASHINGTON POST • November 23, 2022
A family-run brewery in Colorado is winning new fans and customers after one of its owners, an Army combat veteran, subdued a gunman who shot and killed five people at a bar last week.
Atrevida Beer Co. in Colorado Springs sells merchandise and beer, including at its online store. Figures such as Meena Harris, the founder of media company Phenomenal and niece of Vice President Harris, and local politicians have urged Americans to buy from the brewery owned by Richard Fierro and his wife, Jessica.
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Brewery co-owned by vet who subdued Colorado Springs shooter gets new fans
By ANDREW JEONGTHE WASHINGTON POST • November 23, 2022
A family-run brewery in Colorado is winning new fans and customers after one of its owners, an Army combat veteran, subdued a gunman who shot and killed five people at a bar last week.
Atrevida Beer Co. in Colorado Springs sells merchandise and beer, including at its online store. Figures such as Meena Harris, the founder of media company Phenomenal and niece of Vice President Harris, and local politicians have urged Americans to buy from the brewery owned by Richard Fierro and his wife, Jessica.
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Atrevida Beer Co. is receiving support and new customers after one of its owners, Richard Fierro, subdued the gunman last week at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
arminius
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The very fact that there is an argument for and buttrassing trans and homo idolatry as something beneficial, is in of itself the significant problem we face. That's it's pure idiocy is a given to any cognizant human being, but it is working actively to subvert us to the ideology of confusion and humiliation being foisted upon us mainly by the media, and those they represent. The media in this country, and many other countries have been subverted to reflect the devils views, and certainly not the main portion of the human races views of reality and survival.
The man playing woman in that vid is a putrafication of the human race. As bugs would say, Eh, what a maroon.
Buncha corkstuffers
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Army veteran who subdued Club Q shooter receives $50,000 Community Advocate Award
Army veteran who subdued Club Q shooter receives $50,000 Community Advocate Award
For his bravery, selflessness and quick thinking in halting a mass shooting that killed five people and injured dozens more, Richard Fierro was awarded Ent Credit Union's first-ever Community Advocate Award.
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If you have issues with LGBTQ people, that's your personal problem. This isn't a safe zone echo chamber for you to unleash your bigotry.
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You really should consider the possibility that there are members of this forum that might identify as any possible group (whether LGBTQ, leftist/democrat, female, black/asian/hispanic, etc.). Guests in my house are expected to show everyone respect. If you can't manage that, you shouldn't be here in my home.
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You really should consider the possibility that there are members of this forum that might identify as any possible group (whether LGBTQ, leftist/democrat, female, black/asian/hispanic, etc.). Guests in my house are expected to show everyone respect. If you can't manage that, you shouldn't be here in my home.
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cheka
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this story got buried fast. (they) werent able to lie about it very long - and it didnt fit (their) agenda
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LA CHARGERS HONORS HERO VET WHO SUBDUED MASS SHOOTER
Lifelong Chargers fan and Army veteran Richard Fierro jumped for joy after the team gifted him Super Bowl tickets in honor of his heroic action against the Club Q shooter in Colorado Springs.1m
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Tumultuous past surrounds the suspect in Colorado Springs Club Q shooting
As the suspect arrested in the deadly rampage at Club Q made an initial court appearance, pieces of the accused shooter's past are slowly emerging.As the 22-year-old arrested in the deadly rampage at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ club made an initial court appearance Wednesday and was ordered held without bond, pieces of the suspect's past are slowly emerging, suggesting a volatile upbringing and a fractured family life.
Anderson Lee Aldrich's father said in an interview Tuesday with the CBS affiliate KFMB in San Diego that he believed Aldrich had died by suicide several years ago and that only this year did he learn otherwise.
Aaron Brink told the news station that he had mourned the loss of his child and had gone through a meltdown.
Brink said his ex-wife told him in 2016 that Aldrich was dead. Aldrich was born Nicholas Franklin Brink before a petition for a change of name was filed in 2016. (In a court filing Tuesday, Aldrich's defense team referred to the suspect as "Mx. Aldrich," noting in footnotes that their client is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns. There was no further elaboration, and Aldrich's defense lawyers could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday.)
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Tumultuous past surrounds the suspect in Colorado Springs Club Q shooting
A motive in the shooting that claimed five lives remains unclear. Anderson Lee Aldrich had a fractured family life, according to the suspect's father.
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