Rocker Who Survived Mass Shooting Calls Parkland Students ‘Vile Abusers Of The Dead’

The lead singer of the Eagles of Death Metal band is calling out the Parkland students for being “disgusting vile abusers of the dead.” Jesse Hughes, the rocker who survived the Paris mass shooting which left 90 dead in a nation with extremely harsh gun control regulations, is joining the rest of us in becoming disgusted by the demands to remove basic human rights from everyone because of one psycho.

Hughes has been against grandstanding on the bodies of the dead long before the Parkland students decided they’d give it a try to thunderous applause from the media. The lead singer who once said “until nobody has a gun everyone has to,” posted his rant about gun control activists on Instagram.

“Obviously … The best thing to do to combat chronic abusers and disregarders of the law (like the law against Murder) is to … pass another Law,” Hughes wrote in a series of Instagram posts that have since been deleted, Rolling Stone reported. “But before we pass this law we’re going to denigrate the memory and curse ourselves by exploiting the death of 16 of our fellow students for a few Facebook likes and some media attention.”

Hughes then referenced the 2015 attack in Paris, in which his band was performing at the Bataclan concert hall when Islamic extremists’ opened fire on the crowd that left 90 dead, for “how well civil rights abuses as it concerns firearms helped to protect” those in the tragic massacre. Of course, human rights abuses (gun bans) didn’t stop more human rights abuses (mass murder) from occurring in Paris.

Of course, gun control activists only want one thing: all guns. They understand that as long as people are armed, they can tell these tyrants “no.” Once the guns are gone, people may only comply when told to. We could ask the Jews in Nazi Germany how well that worked…oh, no, we can’t…

But Hughes actually understands this and looks at it from a logical point of view, rather than an emotionally driven child-like one. “As the survivor of a mass shooting I can tell you from first-hand experience that all of you protesting and taking days off from school insult the memory of those who were killed and abuse and insult me and every other lover of liberty by your every action,” Hughes wrote.

And the musician didn’t stop there. He went on to detail how “pathetic” and “disgusting” the survivors of the Parkland mass shooting are acting. Hughes criticized the students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for demanding gun control after a gunman killed 17 students and faculty members on February 14 for “playing hooky at the expense of 16 of your classmates’ blood,” adding that, “it might be funny if it wasn’t so pathetic and disgusting.” Huges continued saying, “Long Live Rock’n’Roll … and may everyone of these disgusting vile abusers of the dead live as long as possible so they can have the maximum amount of time to endure their shame … and be Cursed …” And with that, Hughes concluded his Instagram tirade.

We couldn’t agree more.  Not one single human being should ever be expected to give up their rights for actions they didn’t commit. It would be nice if the Communists of the world could comprehend this simple moral statement. Yet if they could, they wouldn’t be Communists.

Disgusting Leaked Photo Shows a Cop Making Fun and Posing With a Mother’s Dead Son

St. Louis, MO — Illustrating the sick nature of some police officers, a photo has surfaced of a cop posing with a woman’s son who died in his home. The man’s mother has since come forward to demand answers as to why this sicko felt it necessary to degrade her poor son in such a disgusting manner.

On August 8, Kim Staton’s son, Omar Rahman, 28, was found dead in a home in Pine Lawn. The North County Police Cooperative responded to conduct an investigation, during which time the photo was taken. Since this photo, the county medical examiner ruled the Rahman’s death an accidental overdose.

“I really don’t know, actually, what happened to my son,” she said, describing how police haven’t said much to her since her son’s death.

According to KTLA, now Staton says she’s hurt even more. Weeks after Rahman’s death, a photo, appearing to depict the scene of her son’s death, was leaked. The date, Aug. 8, was the date of Rahman’s death.

In the photo, the officer is wearing gloves, holding onto the arm of Rahman’s body and giving a thumbs up.

“In your mind, is there any reasonable explanation for what that officer was doing?” asked Investigative Reporter Lauren Trager, the reporter who discovered the image.

“No,” said Staton. “Because when they come to a call, they’re supposed to be there to help and protect, not doing what he was doing with thumbs up and a smirk on his face.”

“It’s hideous. The implications of this photograph are just astronomical,” Staton’s attorney, Antonio Romanucci said in agreeance.

“I have seen thousands and thousands of forensic photographs, I have never seen a staged photograph of an officer next to a deceased body,” Romanucci said, indicating that something is not right.

Romanucci is now demanding a full investigation of the North County Police Cooperative.

“Who was there that allowed this to go on? Was there any sergeant involved? Those are the questions that need to be asked and that’s what needs to be found here,” Romanucci said.

According to KMOV, questions are now swirling, too, about how this photo got out. Staton says police told her their official crime scene camera had been missing for a time and that pictures were also gone.

“Had you not received that photograph we wouldn’t know this. We would never have known this,” Romanucci told KMOV.

North County Cooperative Chief Tim Swope refused to go on camera, saying that they were conducting an internal and external investigation into “the totality” of the situation. The chief has declined repeated offers to show him the photo, according to KMOV.

“If the police department doesn’t even know how it’s been released, then certainly, that’s a problem,” said former St. Louis Police Department Chief Dan Isom.

“The fact that the photo is out is just problematic, so even if you can’t determine the intentions of the officer, which by the photo, look questionable, you certainly are distressed and concerned that it’s out in the public,” Isom said.

According to KMOV, Isom also says he has no idea why Swope has declined to see it.

“See it, talk to the officer, get all the information relative to why they were there,” Isom said.

“I think we should be investigating this together. I think the public needs to know about this,” Romanucci said noting that he is considering a lawsuit against the department to obtain more answers.

“That’s what I am looking for, I’m looking for some answers,” Staton said.

Aside from an officer in their department taking depraved photos with the dead body of a grieving mother’s son, a lawyer for the North County Police Cooperative threatened KMOV for reporting on the photograph, claiming it was “stolen property,” according to KMOV. The attorney noted that “NCPC does not believe it is appropriate to comment on a matter related to 2 open criminal investigations.”

Matt Agorist is an honorably discharged veteran of the USMC and former intelligence operator directly tasked by the NSA. This prior experience gives him unique insight into the world of government corruption and the American police state. Agorist has been an independent journalist for over a decade and has been featured on mainstream networks around the world. Follow @MattAgorist on Twitter and now on Steemit