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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nLet me say right off the bat that the gunman at the Broward County, Florida school bears all of the responsibility for his murder of 17 former classmates whatever his name is. No one else. However, a long string of failures made it possible for him to engage in his grisly task.<\/p>\n
The Broward County Sheriff’s Department made nearly 40 trips to gunman’s home in a seven-year period responding to complaints from neighbors. The school had suspended him and issued a warning to classmates to report if they saw him on campus with a backpack. The FBI had ignored warnings when he posted threats to Facebook and You Tube. From KTLA<\/a>;<\/p>\n Posts under videos on YouTube and other sites by someone using the name [name of the gunman] include threatening comments, such as:<\/p>\n “I whana shoot people with my AR-15.”<\/p>\n “I wanna die Fighting killing s**t ton of people.”<\/p>\n “I am going to kill law enforcement one day they go after the good people.”<\/p>\n On an Instagram account under the name @[name of the gunman], his profile picture shows him with a mask around his face, wearing a Make America Great Again hat. Other posts include a photo of a rifle, a collection of firearms on a bed, and a photo taken through a scope looking out a window.<\/p>\n A video blogger said he warned the FBI in September about a possible school shooting threat from a YouTube user with the same name as [name of the gunman]. An FBI agent confirmed that a field officer in Jackson, Mississippi, received the tip and interviewed the person who shared it. But no additional information was found to help identify the person who posted the comment and no connection was made to south Florida, said Robert Lasky, FBI special agent in charge of the Miami division.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n And finally, we discover last night that the Resource Officer, a Broward County Sheriff’s Deputy, Scot Peterson, assigned to the school during the time of the attack, hesitated outside the school building for four minutes while students inside were being murdered. The ultimate failure. Now, according to Fox News<\/a>, former deputy Peterson is being protected by the Sheriff’s Office, ironically;<\/p>\n The deputy \u201cwas seeking cover behind a concrete column leading to a stairwell,\u201d Officer Tim Burton of the Coral Springs Police Department, who responded to the shooting, told the New York Times.<\/p>\n The Times also reported that in February 2016, the sheriff\u2019s office received \u201cthirdhand information\u201d about Cruz planning \u201cto shoot up the school.\u201d The information — which said Cruz had knives and a BB gun — was forwarded to Peterson, who was working at the school back then.<\/p>\n When a WSVN-TV reporter tried to approach Peterson’s Boynton Beach home for an interview Thursday, he said he encountered a contingent of six police officers standing guard.<\/p>\n “They prevented us from approaching the house,” WSVN-TV’s Frank Guzman tweeted.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n I think its odd that Sheriff Scott Israel didn’t give us that information about Deputy Peterson’s failure to engage the gunman until after the CNN Townhall broadcast. I’m sure the gungrabbers would have sat down and shut up if Israel had mentioned it during the broadcast. <\/p>\n The NRA doesn’t seem to be the problem as much as the government’s lackeys who ignored this gunman before he was a gunman.<\/p>\n Watch my buddy Pete Hegseth take Geraldo to the woodshed at about 6:30 into this video;<\/p>\n