Colorado dark vibrations?

[Tanemon]

I wouldn't want to over-state any opinion... Actually I'm just toying with notions here, and in fact have no real opinions about this Colorado thing. It's my general curiosity.

But... food for thought.

This is from Wikipedia, about W.M. Page who killed the Sihk worshippers in Wisconsin the other day:

"Wade Michael Page, born on November 11, 1971, was living in Cudahy, Wisconsin, and was originally from Colorado. He was a member of the U.S. Army from April 1992 through October 1998. Page initially worked as a repairman on the Hawk missile system, before becoming a psychological operations specialist. He was demoted and received a general discharge[8] for "patterns of misconduct," including being drunk while on duty and going AWOL. Page worked as a truck driver from 2006 to 2010, but he was fired after receiving a citation for impaired driving."

"Page had ties to white supremacy and neo-Nazi groups, reportedly being a member of the Hammerskins. He entered the white power music scene in 2000, becoming involved in several neo-Nazi rock bands. He founded a band called "End Apathy" in 2005 and played in a band called "Definite Hate," both considered by the Southern Poverty Law Center as racist white-power bands."

I wonder what part of Colorado he came from? I guess this will be established in future news media articles, and then will be added to the Wikipedia article.

His personality and prejudices could, of course, just be from a social milieu he grew up with in Colorado. Could be you'd find the same kind of social influences in many other places. May or may not be vibrational or primarily vibrational.

What say?

I just edited my post to add this, which I found on this page:
http://www.sott.net/articles/show/24...tm_source=SOTT
Page attended high school in Littleton, CO. But I have no idea if it was at Columbine H. S.

[Tanemon]

Well, Colorado is in the news again - this time for a highschool shooting. The shooter is committed suicide. A teacher the shooter is said to have been hunting left the school before he became a target, but at least two other students got wounded (one badly).

http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/12...l-near-denver/

I know there is some very good spiritual and vibrational work being done in Colorado. But the state gets more than it's share of these events, as metioned on the earlier pages of this thread.

Is it metaphysical? or just sociological coupled with access to guns and some bad mentality in the heads of rogue individuals?

[Tanemon]

Centennial, Colorado (today's shooting site) is a shade over 14 road miles from Littleton (where the 1999 Columbine High School massacre happened), and about 17 miles from Aurora, where, last year, the Batman theatre premiere shootings occurred. It's also about 25 miles from Arvada, where the 2007 church massacre happened.

Wasn't there a Gilman, Colorado abandoned town?

It's still condemned even to this day.

[Silver]

Some horrible trifecta for Creepy Colorado!

Every place has it's creepy factors.

I'm from Colorado, and we've also had a rash of devastating fires and record breaking floods in the last couple of years, in addition to all of the shootings. The flooding was only 3 or 4 months ago.

I was a highschool freshman when Columbine happened. My high school was 20 miles from Columbine. And I've seen a movie at the Aurora movie theater where the shooting took place.

Honestly I've never thought that all of these things being somehow related or being part of some sort of land locked "bermuda triangle" lol. But thinking about it now I can't say I'm not intrigued...