Newly Revealed Evidence Confirms Vegas Massacre Was False Flag

The Big League Politics website is reporting that according to a TSA agent reported seeing two women 30 minutes before the shooting began in last years October 1, 2017 massacre at a Country music festival in Las Vegas, Nevada and overheard them saying:

The first woman says, ‘Those stupid f****** white people, they’re going to know how it feels. They deserve this. Wait until later,'” according to Johnson and the report.

“The second woman, who’s the rambunctious one, says ‘YO, like shooting fish in a barrel! Are you getting this, baby? I love you!'”

The information was relayed to Big League Politics during an interview with Brad Johnson, who according to the website, is a former CIA Station Chief and current President of Americans for Intelligence Reform.

Johnson states, "So there was a young woman – I’ve exchanged phone calls with her, she doesn’t want me to use her name so I’ll respect that wish of hers – but she is a Department of Homeland Security TSA employee, so she’s trained in security and observing and so on.”

Johnson also states that the information was actually in the final police report of the investigation into the mass shooting and that the police never followed up on the two women described by the TSA agent.

Note:

This article was found through a link published on radio host Jeff Rense's website.

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