29-year-old Brett Allen claims the Pulse Nightclub attack in Orlando, Florida was a media conspiracy against Muslims, Gays and Gun Owners. He has the video to prove it. His Facebook page includes a video showing why he believes the victims and public responders “are paid actors”. His Facebook page goes on to say:
“If you didn’t already know, this was all intentionally made to confuse you!
The truth is not going to be told on the news about this whole Orlando night club tragedy!
This was an attack on MUSLIMS, GAYS, AND GUN OWNERS.
They orchestrated this to knock-out many types of people in an attempt to offend everyone, while giving reason to limit your right to bear arms, even more!
What the news won’t tell you is there were MULTIPLE ACTIVE SHOOTERS.
Over one-thousand rounds were shot out.
One man was not lugging around over 40 pounds of ammo!
That is ignorance to believe such a story.“
The video is suppose to display that the individuals rescuing others are going the wrong way. He describes it saying:
“SHARE THE HELL OUT OF THIS!!!
Proof these are actors. They’re so stupid and disorganized, they’re taking the fake victims the wrong way. They’re going in the direction of the club, instead of fleeing the scene, and they don’t even know it!“
This is the video that he has posted on his Facebook profile page:
Mr Allen’s profile describes himself as a outgoing Christian, 2nd Amendment supporter. He lives in Texas and works for NASA. His profile intro states: “I reside in my mind’s eye, yet see no truth in a world of lies.”
The video he posted on his Facebook page has received over 225,000 views so far. Many commented support for his conspiracy theory (most Christian gun advocates themselves). Many expressed their anger and frustration with his post and video, calling him a nut and requesting for him to take the post down.