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XenuHubbard · 03-21-2004, 03:22 AM

The police are no longer trying to find out who did it: They are trying to find out if something actually happened. Right now, the Tainan police is 90% sure that the whole thing was a fake. They don't have anything that proves anybody actually got shot. The incident also caused the police and military to go into the highest state of emergency, which lost the KMT a lot of votes.

I know some people quite high up in the Taiwanese police force. I trust them.

The president has not yet spoken to the police. He was transported to a private hospital seven kilometers further away than the nearest one. He has not filed a complaint. The only people let into the hospital were reporters from the president's party's cable news channel.

The pictures shown of the injuries the first day, only showed body parts, not faces.

The thing here is that it would be extremely easy to prove it if something happened; just go to a damn police station, pull up the shirt, and file a report. But no. It ain't happening.

Everything was totally quiet three days before the election, so I expected something. Just not this.

The story:
The bullet, a homemade one, entered the windshield (left side), hit the VP in the knee (she was sitting to the right of the President), and then flew to the left and hit the President in the stomach.

The point is that nobody shoots anybody one day before an election, unless they want that person to win.

When the police are still trying to figure out whether somebody actually got shot, something's wrong.

03-21-2004, 03:22 AM	#7 (permalink)
XenuHubbard Cute and Cuddly Location: Teegeeack.	The police are no longer trying to find out who did it: They are trying to find out if something actually happened. Right now, the Tainan police is 90% sure that the whole thing was a fake. They don't have anything that proves anybody actually got shot. The incident also caused the police and military to go into the highest state of emergency, which lost the KMT a lot of votes. I know some people quite high up in the Taiwanese police force. I trust them. The president has not yet spoken to the police. He was transported to a private hospital seven kilometers further away than the nearest one. He has not filed a complaint. The only people let into the hospital were reporters from the president's party's cable news channel. The pictures shown of the injuries the first day, only showed body parts, not faces. The thing here is that it would be extremely easy to prove it if something happened; just go to a damn police station, pull up the shirt, and file a report. But no. It ain't happening. Everything was totally quiet three days before the election, so I expected something. Just not this. The story: The bullet, a homemade one, entered the windshield (left side), hit the VP in the knee (she was sitting to the right of the President), and then flew to the left and hit the President in the stomach. The point is that nobody shoots anybody one day before an election, unless they want that person to win. When the police are still trying to figure out whether somebody actually got shot, something's wrong. __________________ The above was written by a true prophet. Trust me. "What doesn't kill you, makes you bitter and paranoid". - SB2000 Last edited by XenuHubbard; 03-21-2004 at 03:26 AM..