Nashville trans shooter’s manifesto is “astronomically dangerous,” says official

The general public is still not allowed to see the so-called “manifesto” of Nashville transgender shooter Audrey Hale, whom the media says shot up The Covenant School on March 27, killing six people – three students and three adults – before being shot dead herself by police. Federal officials, however, claim they have seen the manifesto, and one of them described it as being “astronomically dangerous.”

The plan is to eventually release the manifesto strictly for “grieving family members” and members of Congress, but not for the general public. None of this has happened yet, however, due to delays by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), according to Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.).

Hale, a female who chose to use “he / him” transgender pronouns, suffered from mental health issues and was under the care of a doctor at the time when she was pegged for shooting up the school, according to Nashville Police Chief John Drake. Hale’s parents allegedly had no idea that she was stockpiling firearms prior to the tragedy.

According to Burchett, Hale’s manifesto “could maybe tell us a little bit about what’s going on inside of her head,” adding that “I think that would answer a lot of questions.”

(Related: It appears as though the Cult of LGBT may be behind the push to keep Hale’s manifesto from going public because it could expose transgenders as dangerous.)

What’s the real reason they don’t want us to see Audrey Hale’s manifesto?

Authorities collected about 20 different journals, five laptops, a suicide note, and various other written materials from the home of Hale’s parents, where she lived at the time of the incident.

“What I was told is, her manifesto was a blueprint on total destruction, and it was so, so detailed at the level of what she had planned,” said Nashville Council Member Courtney Johnston. “That document in the wrong person’s hands would be astronomically dangerous.”

After looking through the materials, Johnston decided that “the vast, overwhelming majority of it” would simply be too dangerous to allow the public to see.

“I personally don’t want to know the depths to which her psychosis reached … When I’m told by an MNPD high-ranking official that it keeps him up at night, I’m going to defer to that person in that agency that I don’t need to read that.”

At no point has Johnston specified precisely why she feels Hale’s manifesto and other writings are too dangerous for the public to see. For all intents and purposes, Americans have been getting force-fed a steady diet of trans propaganda ever since Barack Hussein Obama and his “wife” Michelle occupied the White House, so the public can probably handle it at this point.

There seems to be some other unknown reason that they will not release the manifesto publicly, and Americans everywhere would do well to ask the question as to why.

A number of conservative commentators are demanding that Hale’s manifesto be released publicly, claiming that the FBI’s delay tactics are part of a coverup to keep Americans from knowing the truth about the dangers of transgenderism, especially in developing youth.

“One of the greatest threats to democracy or, as I would say, threats to the constitutional republic, is the erosion of trust in institutions,” commented Rep. Walter Hudson (R-Minn.). “The FBI is one of those institutions.”

“If you’re going to wield power in a free country, then you have a responsibility to maintain the public’s trust in that power – and the FBI needs to figure out how to do that.”

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) added to the conversation that if the documents are ultimately kept a secret, “then we need to investigate why.”

More related news can be found at Transhumanism.news.

Sources for this article include:

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