Boston Globe tweets about drill around the same time as the tragedy: (Fifth tweet down )

http://www.parapolitical.com/2013/04/10-biggest-unsolved-u-s-terrorist-cases/

@squig

Everyone knows that crazy sociopaths or zealots EVER commit crimes of violence. It's all the media and the government boogey man!!! Look at the world, Tim Dahmer was made up, 911 was made up to quell the sheep, Sandy Hook was a false flag, Jack the Ripper was created by the Illuminati, JFK was killed by Martians. It all makes sense, now. Thanks for enlightening us. Shit! Maybe my grandad was killed by the FBI and not a heart attack!!!. He was mistaken for Pretty Boy Floyd a couple of times!

@rockroadpix

Things you wrote are enough already in this topic. No need to repeat them.

@rockroadpix

It's all the media and the government boogey man!!!

I don't really know if this was a conspiracy or not... but what is bizarre is that the people who generally believe in government conspiracies, also at the same time, want the government to run everything. I run into these people all the time in my day-to-day life. It makes no sense at all.

Whatevs, the POS older brother is taking a dirt nap and baby bro is "resting comfortably" in custody. One day you're wearing your fave pair of white shoes, the next , you have a huge gash in the left side of your chest and you're in the morgue.

One of good alternative theories is that real goal had been real life training on controlling parts of big cities and technologies on spreading panic among people with response monitoring.

They then used software to search for certain types of objects or people matching a height and weight description. The technology can also spot patterns that human analysts might not notice, such as a car that turns up in different places,

Also important reallife test of system required to track and hunt any resistence.

FBI hunting terrorist mastermind described as a short cheerful bald man, wearing glasses, an orange robe, and a bomb belt. It's true, saw it on Faux News!

No, that was the hijacked cars owner, police thought he might be aiding them. He was released a short time later with a parting pat on the buttocks.

The scary thing is the people appear to be all for the judge, jury, and executioner, well that's the perception management playing out. In the past 12 years we've gone 800 years backwards. WAKE UP!

Conspiracy theories can be quite entertaining, but some people treat them like dogma and become dogmatic.

And some watch TV and proud how brave soldiers shot 19 year guy so he could not speak (good idea) and ignore that no one ever saw him shooting or doing anything else bad.

I listened to the entire Boston area police scanner live from the time they shot the MIT policeman until suspect 2 was apprehended ( except for a 6 hr period during the nite) and all dialogue was accurate as to what was eventually reported by main media. The only exception was the report of "suspect in custody" by one officer ( said it twice) 12 hrs before they found him in the boat. I put that down to mistaken identity as the police took a person into custody from the back of a taxi, but nothing of that was ever reported in main media or explained by police. There were some instructions by command to take some discussions over to cell phones, but not many. Other than this, there was nothing suspicious on the scanner.

The entire recordings of the scanner are online at ustream if anyone wants to replay them, some of the highlites are bookmarked by time marks.

In the scanner transcripts just after the taxi incident where they reported " suspect in custody" the police on the scene requested identification info, so they must not have had photo ID or just wanted clarification, from that point on nothing more was said about the taxi scene except they requested no more assets to attend the scene.

All I'm saying is things seemed all above board, but of course unless you were actually there, you could not determine if shots or explosive was directed at police.