The gaslighting is particularly strong after last week’s grocery store shooting in Boulder, Colorado. That story went from front page news of white supremacy to a forgotten afterthought, faster than you can say “Syrian refugee.” In a just a few short days, we’ve sped from lectures on toxic whiteness, white fragility and White Man Bad to the stage where law enforcement figures stumble around in blindfolds while failing to detect a mass shooting motive. That was QUICK!

The lady in charge of the Boulder Police Department, Chief Maris Herold, says that Americans may be SOL if we ever hope to figure out why an Islamic refugee would walk into a grocery store and murder 10 Americans:

“Why that King Soopers? Why Boulder? Why Monday? And unfortunately, at this time, we still don’t have those answers.”

The Boulder cops are sparing no resources and leaving no stone unturned as their bosses make public embarrassments out of all of them. The police are searching every shelf of the King Soopers where Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa murdered 10 Americans. As if poring over every loaf of bread is going to help them figure out why the murderer carried out this heinous act.

Wait a minute!

Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa…

Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa…

I… why… I believe I’m starting to discern a motive in the Boulder shooting! It’s right on the tip of my tongue. Oh, darn! Slipped away. Don’t you hate it when that happens?

Perhaps the Boulder PD could set up a hotline where discerning citizens could phone in their theories. You know: To help figure out the mysterious motive behind why an Islamic refugee from a terrorist hotbed would do something like this.

You probably won’t be too surprised to learn that the FBI is also having trouble coming up with a motive for this unexplainable crime. Although the FBI has finally publicly admitted that it was “aware” of the shooter and the fact that he was a hot potato a year ago. Jack Posobiec has reported that the DHS and the FBI both knew that the shooter was posting his intentions on social media back in 2020.

The shooter had actually planned to carry out his first jihad – oh, sorry… meant to say “unexplainable mysterious shooting with no discernible motive” – at a Trump 2020 rally last March. But then COVID happened, and the rally was canceled.

Hey! I’m discerning another pattern!

Didn’t the FBI know about those Boston Marathon bomber guys a year before they bombed the Boston Marathon? And that Fort Hood whack-job? And that San Bernardino refugee and his mail-order bride from Pakistan who shot up a Christmas Party in a public building? And the guys who tried to murder Pam Geller at that “Draw Muhammad” contest in Garland, Texas? And the guy who shot up that nightclub in Florida?

It seems like the FBI is “aware” of an awful lot of these “no discernible motive” mass shooters that we’ve imported from terrorist hotspots before they carry out attacks that the unenlightened might want to refer to as “terrorist attacks.” The FBI always has plenty of agents around when they feel like framing Donald Trump for Russian collusion, tracking down Lady Gaga’s dogs that get kidnapped, or rescuing NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace when his garage-door pull scares him.

But when it comes to tracking down and stopping mass shooters from Third World hellholes that the FBI is “aware” of for years in advance, their hands seem to be tied!

Even though the motive for the Boulder shooting is supposedly a cloudy, unsolvable mystery of mysteriousness, we’re being told that the logical solution for all of this is for law-abiding Americans to turn in their guns to the government. To which most Americans should respond, “Here’s my matched set of middle fingers.”

Sorry, guys. You’ve squandered whatever credibility you used to have with normal law-abiding American gun owners. Maybe if you’d begin stopping some of these mass shootings before they happened, we’d be more willing to listen to you for possible solutions. But as long as you’re going to run around with blindfolds on while lying to us, we’re not interested in surrendering our Second Amendment rights to you.