( -0252 ) Travis Scott Being informed of Ongoing Crisis at Astroworld - But Medical Staff Have No Radios From Fire & Rescue - Help Pleas of Terrified Fans Re-Routed

See at time 07:19 as it is being pointed out (presumably he is also being instructed by ear piece). Travis Scott being informed of Ongoing Crisis at Astroworld - Crew Is Aware - But Medical Staff Have No Radios - Fans 911 Calls Must Be Routed and Re-Routed.Show more

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Maybe the incident was largely turned into a tragedy by placing barriers inappropriately, plus having Travis be the sole performer, plus the addition of 5,000 ticketless attendees who stormed the concert...

But does anyone place barriers like that at a festival. If anything that begs the question: "is it possible that those in roles of responsibility didn't realize how unsafe that layout would be?"

If it were only 1 corrupt person placed in authority who turned a blind eye, then yes, it could actually be a typical Masonic ritual. Such a thing would not normally be widely understood.

Two things creep me out, the Monarch butterflies in much of Travis's art and videos. And the hands that appear over the stage in the song "Goosebumps". Those hands just reek of evil to me for some reason.

Those that are somewhat familiar with Masonry will understand right away that Travis does not have the MO of someone intelligent enough to take part in whatever are the higher degrees of Masonry. That doesn't meant that some individual pulling strings somewhere isn't that 'intelligent' or 'committed' (aka blackmailed and consigned -Masonry & Bonesmen have blood oaths) to the cause of the 'Great Building'.

In the later portion of this video footage from the Adam Green documentary "The Conspiracy Theory Conspiracy" is used. Let's be clear about something: Although Adam Green didn't predate the fact checkers, whose straw man argument is that conspiracy nuts are wrong that the C.I.A. invented the term "Conspiracy Theory", that is still a straw man argument. The alternative-to-corporate media group was reporting that the term "conspiracy theorist" came into being following the C.I.A. program to discredit those questioning the premise of JFK's assassination being the work of a lone gunman. The fact checkers alter this on purpose. And it has muddied the waters. The fact checkers harp on those confused by these muddied waters, who mistake it that the term conspiracy theory is somehow new, or newly sinister. The new term is 'conspiracy theorist'. That term was not seen much (if at all, especially as a pejorative), prior to this aforementioned C.I.A. project. Obviously conspiracy theorist is what was stated as new, NOT conspiracy theory, which is not new. Ignoring this slight distinction allowed the fact checkers to ridicule a very real observation. Because the fact checkers are really not fact checkers, admittedly so now by Facebook in their legal scramblings..