Still No Explanation For Dallas Gunman's Honorable Discharge

Almost a week after the Dallas sniper attacks, AP's Will Weissert reports that it's still unclear how the gunman obtained an honorable discharge from the military even though Army officials sent him home from Afghanistan with a recommendation that he be thrown out of the armed forces.

As we noted previously, exactly how Micah Johnson came to be the man who murdered five police officers in Dallas remains unsolved.

Johnson, a mid-twenties man (much like Bin Laden's son), apparently had taken his love for the ladies a little too far when he was serving in the Army Reserves. The killer who "stated that he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers", as we posted, had an apparent fetish for women's panties.

Johnson was kicked out of the Army for stealing panties, returned home as a soldier who fell from grace, was exposed to Eric Garner's July murder and Michael Brown's August murder, all while trying to negotiate a deal with his lawyer regarding his panty heist.... et voila, he became a crazed murderer.

At this point it has become clear that the story-line being spun to the public is one focused on the details. The people of Dallas and the rest of the world are to believe:
an Army Reserve recruit stole panties,
saw two high profile murders play out on American media,
felt bad in the juxtaposition of Presidential praise in the midst of a possible discharge,
had two guns stolen from him,
then turned into a Dallas sniper much like Lee Harvey Oswald.

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