http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2018/apr/03/fellowship-minds/no-march-our-lives-demonstration-was-not-prepared-/
After the Parkland high school shooting, there was a march
in Washington that drew hundreds of thousands of people to the event. Ole Dammegard,
author of multiple conspiracies, investigated the March for Our Lives and
emailed a Washington Police Department to find out exactly when the application
for the event was submitted. Unfortunately,
officer Earhardt who responded to the email, had confused this march with the
march for life that happened earlier this year. Because of the mix up of events,
he told Dammegard that the application was submitted months prior making it
seem as if the Parkland shooting was possibly planned. “Earhardt told
PolitiFact that the story is not factual and that the permit for March for Our
Lives was issued on March 13.” When looking at a story that seems pretty farfetched,
remember that sometimes people make mistakes and it is easy for false
information to be spread. Oh, and maybe remember to not believe everything you
read off of a conspiracy blog.
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