Gun Control debate heats up following Navy Yard Shooting ~ Judge Andrew Napolitano

Gun Control debate heats up following Navy Yard shooting . Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in



 Aaron Alexis, the Washington Navy Yard shooter, reported hearing
voices in the weeks before the rampage, and said that three people were
sending vibrations through the ceiling to keep him from sleeping, police
said Tuesday.
Police in Newport, R.I., said that Alexis called
them to a Marriott hotel there on the morning of Aug. 7 and reported
that he was being followed and was worried that the people were going to
hurt him.
Alexis told police that the three talked to him through
the walls, floor or ceiling at three hotels — two commercial hotels in
Rhode Island and one on a naval base there. He told them that they used a
microwave machine to send vibrations and keep him awake.
MKULTRA still alive and kicking, just different methods.