(08-17-2017, 05:34 PM)FBT Wrote: The driver of the car is reportedly a diagnosed and medically treated schizophrenic.  This doesn't justify the attack in any way, but the whole thing could have been triggered by the heat of the moment attending that rally, and then having people throwing things at his vehicle as he was trying to leave.  Again, that doesn't justify anything, but if the reports of his mental health issues are accurate, it could explain some of this.

As far as the picture where he's leaning against a Challenger not being the car, so what?  It's possible this was someone else's Challenger, and he simply posed next to it.  The car that rammed into that crowd was registered to him. He attended the rally.  It's not a stretch to presume he was the driver, as all evidence points to the fact that he was.  There's no mystery.  No conspiracy there.  

Now, if you want to talk conspiracy, one of the "white nationalists" who organized this rally is reportedly a former Occupy Wall Street member, and a staunch supporter of Obama.  Occupy Wall Street, like BLM, Antifa, and the bulk of the anarchist movement in this country over the past few years have all received their financial backing from one source, and in the case of BLM and Antifa, you've got paid operatives (paid by George Soros) helping to organize their efforts.  It's possible that this guy was a plant who was there to assure some sort of violence occurred.  It's not a stretch considering the same Soros funded operations got busted prior to the election for paying "protesters" to show up and disrupt Trump rallies, and if possible, to bait Trump supporters into violent outbursts.  So, it's not a stretch to think that this operation didn't suddenly shut down after the election, especially since they've been behind the riots at Berkeley, and during the inauguration.