Site Proves Sandy Hook Deaths Could Have Been Avoided

Secret Service Conclusion On School Shooters Erroneous According To Website

The website www.preactdontreact.com has posted an exhaustive examination of school and mass shooters and presents irrefutable evidence that the Secret Service reached an erroneous conclusion in its assessment that the shooters were assassins. This error has led to an increase in shootings according to the site. The site hypothesizes the mass killers have been miscategorized, and therefore law enforcement has been hunting a killer that does not exist.

The site also proves that the Sandy Hook massacre could have been both prevented and stopped with no loss of life to the children had politicians and the Department of Justice acted on the information provided to them years ago by the site. The site uses real world incidents, models, and cases studies in its assertion that that the accepted causes and fixes to the problem of school and mass shooters are grossly out of touch with the facts surrounding the shootings. The site offers solutions to mass and school shootings in the areas of prevention and stopping the events once they have started.

Among the most stunning revelations on the site, are the roles music, television, and video games play in school and mass shootings. Another stunning revelation is the relationship between school and mass shooters and another uniquely American killer. The most disturbing aspect of the site is the conclusion that America is trending towards a minimum of three hundred school and mass shootings per year if the policies and strategies to combat the problem. The site questions as to whether the effort led by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Vice President Biden has any chance of succeeding in light of their erroneous assumptions, conclusions, and the perception of both by average Americans.