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From the Washington Post news section:
By Peter Hermann
April 19, 2021 at 12:46 p.m. PDTCapitol Police officer Brian D. Sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes a day after he confronted rioters at the Jan. 6 insurrection, the District’s chief medical examiner has ruled.
The ruling, released Monday, likely will make it difficult for prosecutors to pursue homicide charges in the officer’s death. Two men are accused of assaulting Sicknick by spraying a powerful chemical irritant at him during the siege.
In an interview with The Washington Post, Francisco J. Diaz, the medical examiner, said the autopsy found no evidence the 42-year-old officer suffered an allergic reaction to chemical irritants, which Diaz said would have caused Sicknick’s throat to quickly seize. Diaz also said there was no evidence of internal or external injuries.
The medical examiner noted Sicknick was among the officers who engaged the Capitol mob and said “all that transpired played a role in his condition.”
Sicknick collapsed after returning to his office during the riot and died about eight hours later, on Jan. 7.
Diaz said Sicknick suffered two strokes at the base of the brain stem caused by a clot in an artery that supplies blood to that area of the body. Diaz said he could not comment on whether Sicknick had a preexisting medical condition, citing privacy laws. …
The senator [Cory Booker] described Sicknick’s death as a “crime” that “demands the full attention of federal law enforcement.” He said that “when white supremacists attacked our nation’s capital, they took the life of one of our officers. They spilled his blood, they took our son away from his parents. They took a sibling away from their brothers.”
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Interesting contrast to the craven examiners in Minnesota, but I guess they already achieved what they wanted, and the press will remember this like they remember Russian collusion blowing up in their own faces.
I’m confused.
Are we supposed to love or hate the cops?
During the summer, they told us that the cops were horrendous.
After the ‘insurrection,’ they told us the cops were heroic and defenders of freedom.
More recently, the cops became evil again.
So what’s the deal now? Are we supposed to celebrate cops again?
The number of mental somersaults that I’m having to do is tiring me out.
After 9/11, the govt had this chart of color warnings. I think they should do that with the cops. On ‘blue’ day, we should thank cops for their service. On ‘black’ days, we should protest the cops.
On particularly complicated days (like today), we could get a ‘blue’ or ‘black’ text (depending on the time of the day).
Considering the severe penalties associated with insufficiently condemning/praising cops, I honestly think it’d be useful for someone to develop an app that alerts us what we need to be doing at any given moment in time. This is the sort of thing that could save your career and personal reputation.
You’re allowing them to paint you as a foolishly consistent hobgoblin.Replies: @JohnnyWalker123
Yeah, it is kind of odd that HIPAA privacy laws continue after death. But Americans love their rules and regs.
A death certificate is a public record, but if you want a copy of one for someone other than yourself, which is usually the case, then the cause of death will be removed from the copy given to you unless you are the next of kin.
I guess it is good to keep these things private, but again this is part of the reason why we get rumors that Elvis lives, or that Barack was born in Borneo or that Governor deSantis was sired by pickled Neandertal DNA.
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
The long form and the short form.
The long form lists the causes of death, if any, and the short form omits those details.
Other than that the remaining information is the same.
Filthy sape.
That was fairly obvious when Sicknick’s family said they thought he had a stroke with no information from the government about the cause of death. They clearly knew the fire extinguisher story was a lie because his brother talked to him later that day. There must either family history of stroke risk or something else his own medical history to make them think he had a stroke. The only surprise is that the information was ever released at all.
Of course, we'll never know if he received the death jab, HIPPA you know.
The reporter on that story is an increasingly rare type at papers like the Washington Post. A guy with a degree from Marquette who worked 22 years for the Baltimore Sun and covered the crime beat and the PD there.
So – The Gateway Pundit was on the right track here very soon – after a few days.
They mentioned an inside source telling them Brian Sicknick had died of a natural cause.
Of course, the Post is not allowing comments on this story.
Now, what about these guys?
Has this ever happened before? Two cops off themselves because – what – they drew riot duty? Had to pull overtime? Two of them? Are cops such shrinking flowers?
One of them, by the way, shot himself in a moving car, because………..that often happens.
And on January 6, the Capitol Police failed pretty comprehensively at what they're supposed to do.
So, the thing you built your identity on for your entire life, a big part of your family's identity, turns into a bucket of turds overnight. That's the sort of thing that can lead you to a dark placeReplies: @Mr. Anon
Hadn't heard that. Thanks.Replies: @Steve Sailer
Okay, so after 3 1/2 months from the Capitol protest march the constant but unsubstantiated lying about this man’s cause of death has been exposed.
All deaths are tragic (well, some are welcome, not many). Sicknick’s was tragic.
So the Narrative has to drop this one (though it will go largely unmentioned down the Memory Hole) and new, fresh lies will surface. I’m sure they are preparing lies blaming Trump for the upcoming war on Russia. Get those Geiger Counters ready!
The “storming” of the Capitol building, which occurred when doors were opened by police, will continue to be lied about.
All will continue to be pumped out by Narrative News Media Truth Combine. Don’t ask, don’t doubt.
” All the Carefully Curated News Fit for You to Read or Hear”
If he’d just been a POS junkie, they could still claim he was killed by “insurrectionists”.
So, it’s not from the fire extinguisher, not from the spray, but a blood clot. It looks like the only killing that went that on at the Capitol that day was the murder of unarmed Ashli Babbitt by a cop with a .40 caliber pistol. (Not quite going along with the narrative here, guys.)
I’m sorry for Mr. Sicknick. Its sounds like he was a pretty good guy from all I’ve read. Cory Booker ought to just shut his damn pie hole.
I was near an NPR receiving device the other day and caught the couple of Beckys behind the mics going on at length about something or other. These women had, to quote Suzy Creamcheese, “the mentality of, approximately, one peanut.” between them.
At some point, one of them said, “As a journalist, I know I’m not supposed to wonder.”
She sounds like well trained NPR material to me.
You gotta admit, it’s very unusual for such a young, seemingly otherwise healthy man to die of a stroke. It certainly didn’t serve my agenda to have a Capitol cop die on that day, but I gotta admit it’s a pretty crazy coincidence if it wasn’t homicide.
Try harder.
He was a Trump supporter. Probably a good man. RIP.
Does the capitol hill pitch invasion hold the record for highest per capita heart attack deaths per hour in human history? It certainly most hold the record for highest ratio of heart attack deaths versus violent deaths in a violent insurrection in human history.
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020’s favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
No wonder the Eastern European commies favored ugly brick/concrete boxes with blank facades. They're riot-proof.Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Kronos
How’s the investigation going into the identity of the pipe bomber? Surely law enforcement has run a gait and phenotype analysis by now of the video that was taken of him. Have they told the public what we should be looking out for?
This is shocking news! Shocking, I tell you!
Ron Unz says:
January 18, 2021 at 5:03 am GMT • 3.1 months ago • 100 Words ↑
@JimDandy
Hey, did a Capitol cop actually die because he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher? I know one died the day (or so) after the 6th, and I know a fire extinguisher was thrown, but is it a closed case that that fire extinguisher killed that cop?
That’s exactly what I’ve begun wondering. Given that zero details of the incident have come out, I’m getting pretty suspicious.
I wouldn’t be surprised if that cop had died from a heart-attack or something, and his death was then conflated with the video of the thrown fire-extinguisher. I’m pretty sure that I read in the NYT that the fire-extinguisher video had nothing to do with the cop’s death, and I’m skeptical that there were two entirely separate fire-extinguisher incidents
All the GOP conservatives are giddy over DeSantis’ new anti-riot bill. Yeah, that’ll stop the malefactors from causing mayhem, as if looting, smashing windows, blocking traffic, et al., isn’t already illegal. So stupid. Conservatives talking about how great Florida is is so embarrassing. DeSantis, the Yale U. & Harvard Law grad and military veteran only narrowly defeated a corrupt mayor of Tallahassee and Florida A&M U. grad who was under federal investigation for corruption before the gubernatorial election. Still DeSantis won by a thread— 49.59% to 49.19%.
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
I agree with what you said otherwise to a point....i hate humidity....
Sounds like what happened to people involved with the Clintons or the JFK assassination.
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020's favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1384192424977723393Replies: @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Anon, @Wilkey, @Forbes
If they were smart they’d have a trail of Popeye’s chicken sandwiches, skittles, and purple drank leading out of the city.
One of the cops who killed themselves, I remember, was a Capitol Police lifer, son of a Capitol Police officer.
And on January 6, the Capitol Police failed pretty comprehensively at what they’re supposed to do.
So, the thing you built your identity on for your entire life, a big part of your family’s identity, turns into a bucket of turds overnight. That’s the sort of thing that can lead you to a dark place
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020's favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1384192424977723393Replies: @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Anon, @Wilkey, @Forbes
Schools are closed too. It’s a good idea but it would be nice if the good Whites got a taste of what blacks can do to White children. The good Whites would probably forgive the blacks if they were caught. Black riots are a permanent feature of life in America, like the weather. Every few years there’s a hurricane tornado heat wave or blizzards depending on location.
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020's favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1384192424977723393Replies: @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Anon, @Wilkey, @Forbes
I suspect that big cities are soon going to build in a new architectural style that no longer involves a lot of large glass panes at street level. You know, something akin to Richardson Romanesque with a lot of firm, useful stonework. Neo-Medieval Castle, as it were.
No wonder the Eastern European commies favored ugly brick/concrete boxes with blank facades. They’re riot-proof.
Im going full tinfoil here:
2 Capitol police officers supposedly committed suicide, and Brian Sicknick was first described as killed by a fire hydrant to his head…….until video showed that to not be true. Then the media claimed Sicknick, a Trump voter, died from some kind of delayed response to pepper spray.
Sicknick’s mom claimed they were getting phone calls about her dead son while he was very much alive.
Does it really compute that 2 Capital police officers would have committed suicide because of emotional trama the day after the riots guys?
Whose narrative did 3 dead police officers serve?
I think someone in the Deep State wanted a body count and sub-contracted out some killers…..probably from an intel organization known for assasinations. My 2 cents.
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
Don’t forget that DeSantis has already once moved his administration lock-stock-and-barrel for a spell to conduct government business in Israel!
Are there any countries out there that fit that description that aren't turd world shitholes?
Right now I'll take DeSantis' governing style over others like Cuhomo and Greaser Gavin.Replies: @Dan Hayes
TPM Josh Marshall is the Gaëtan Dugas of the High Trust collapse. They tell themselves now that they lie because they have to. Marshall never had to.
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
The anti-riot bill doesn’t “stop” rioters. It allows you to drive over them with your car– that is what stops them. Next time your city fathers emulate Charlottesville or CHAZ by taking a relaxed approach to interdicting a mob at least they’ll stay on the sidewalk
Are we supposed to love or hate the cops?
During the summer, they told us that the cops were horrendous.
After the 'insurrection,' they told us the cops were heroic and defenders of freedom.
More recently, the cops became evil again.
So what's the deal now? Are we supposed to celebrate cops again?
The number of mental somersaults that I'm having to do is tiring me out.
After 9/11, the govt had this chart of color warnings. I think they should do that with the cops. On 'blue' day, we should thank cops for their service. On 'black' days, we should protest the cops.
On particularly complicated days (like today), we could get a 'blue' or 'black' text (depending on the time of the day).
Considering the severe penalties associated with insufficiently condemning/praising cops, I honestly think it'd be useful for someone to develop an app that alerts us what we need to be doing at any given moment in time. This is the sort of thing that could save your career and personal reputation.Replies: @Desiderius
The point is to confuse you. Saying that you’re confused, especially ironically, is announcing your own naïveté.
You’re allowing them to paint you as a foolishly consistent hobgoblin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8eHijlTocQ
Didn't Spiderman take care of that whole thing?Replies: @Desiderius
Was Officer Sicknick a Native American?
A two-stroke Injun?
I’ll get me coat, er parka, er moped…
They mentioned an inside source telling them Brian Sicknick had died of a natural cause.Replies: @Desiderius
Julie Kelly is the one who’s been on top of everything.
So the only homicide that occurred on January 6th was the unarmed white woman shot through the throat by a black fed without warning.
No wonder the Eastern European commies favored ugly brick/concrete boxes with blank facades. They're riot-proof.Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Kronos
The Chicago Nike store was built with relatively little plate glass in the 1990s following the Rodney King and Michael Jordan Riots of 1992. The White Sox ballpark and the Bulls arena appear to have been built in the early 1900s so that they could serve as emergency holding pens for rioters. A friend heard that from a major league baseball team owner.
The ‘death of witnesses’ meme in re the Kennedy Assassination (promoted by the film Executive Action is a mess of nonsense. About 4% of the people listed in an index of witnesses in the Warren Commission report died over a period of 3 years and change. The death rate of those witnesses was not peculiarly high.
Dorothy Kilgallen and Mary Pinchot Meyer however? Their deaths were remarkably convenient.
As were those of Johnny Rosselli and Sam Giancana.Replies: @Sam Malone
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020's favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1384192424977723393Replies: @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Anon, @Wilkey, @Forbes
Only one heart attack death.
Of the five deaths during or shortly after the incursion on the Capitol grounds, one was murdered by a Capitol Hill police officer, one died from an amphetamine overdose, one man died of a heart attack, and two, including Sicknick, died from stroke.
Sicknick was 42, but the other stroke victim and the heart attack victim were both in their 50s. That’s when a poorly lived life really begins to catch up with you – stroke, heart disease, cancer, and God knows what else. Wander through a nearby cemetery if you don’t believe me. There are a lot more people dying in their 50s than you would ever guess.
This is what a growing number of conservatives look like – men (and sometimes women) who haven’t even attempted to live healthy lives, and who mock much of the reliable health information that is out there. We need all the voters we can get (preferably ones who don’t die of clogged arteries at the age of 50) but it’s still all rather embarrassing.
Put down the bacon double cheeseburgers, folks, and eat a vegetable every now and then.
Yeah, ok, good luck with that. You run into a group of black protestors, even with no serious injuries to the mob, expect to surrender to an FBI SWAT team and have federal DOJ civil rights charges. Florida and DeSantis are reckless in promoting such a thing knowing the first white guy driving his truck throw a BLM protest will have a fate much worse than the January 6th dupes who were arrested.
When booker was mayor of Newark a local pundit told him…”You can either be the mayor or a rock star, you can’t be both.” booker chose the stage. booker joins a long list of Senators who play the part. All show, no substance.
“They took a sibling away from their brothers.”
Isn’t Cory Booker a Rhodes Scholar or something like that?
You’re allowing them to paint you as a foolishly consistent hobgoblin.Replies: @JohnnyWalker123
Hobgoblin?
Didn’t Spiderman take care of that whole thing?
If you want to be a loser and be seen to be then keep playing the hypocrisy game.
They’re hypocritical because they can be. Pointing it out is pointing out you own impotence.
Stop.
Yes, that also seemed “highly suspicious” to me. One I could understand, but two is really pushing it. I’d been expecting that some investigative journalist would look into the issue and at least describe the names and personal backgrounds of the individuals, but I haven’t heard anything.
Anyway wasnt this Sicknick guy cremated before anything could be done to verify cause of death?Replies: @Art Deco
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
Thanks. It doesn’t speak well at all of the Republican Party that–over and over–they can’t come up with any decent candidates for president. Something ‘systemic’ about them, I guess. Here they are planning to try yet another version of same-old, same-old while the Dems run off into the future.
The best people we have are pundits like Tucker, Ann, Candace, et al.
None of whom is really suited for public office, frankly.
We also have Miranda Devine, Derbyshire, Steve..
Compared to whom? In the last century, there have been 26 presidential elections. The Republicans nominated an experienced executive 24x (John McCain and Richard Nixon in 1968 the exceptions). The only time the Democrats did that in the last 20-odd years was in 2016, and her most salient activity as an executive was concealing her pay-to-play schemes.
No wonder the Eastern European commies favored ugly brick/concrete boxes with blank facades. They're riot-proof.Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Kronos
Many US embassies often had architecture with tons of glass. Which often proved disastrous on a variety of occasions.
Maybe Capital Hill is the easy location that cops with health problems go for? You likely deal mostly with lost tourists and white hippie protestors. (The Cornpops of the DC area aren’t too big with learning history.)
Doesn’t it make you feel old to hear that fellows named Brian are now dying of natural causes?
https://www.babynamewizard.com/images/namevoyager/brian.m.pngReplies: @AndrewR
Not really. The median American dying today was born in the early 1940s.
Nah. Cops die of heart attacks in the line of duty a bit. Writers like former cop Joseph Wambaugh believe it’s because long periods of inaction alternate with brief bursts of intense action.
One of the regulars here suggested he had a-fib. That can generate strokes and is not all that unusual for a man in his 40s.
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
The white trash women in Florida as Jason Alexander has noted…..”are really hot…..”
I agree with what you said otherwise to a point….i hate humidity….
It doesn’t speak well at all of the Republican Party that–over and over–they can’t come up with any decent candidates for president.
Compared to whom? In the last century, there have been 26 presidential elections. The Republicans nominated an experienced executive 24x (John McCain and Richard Nixon in 1968 the exceptions). The only time the Democrats did that in the last 20-odd years was in 2016, and her most salient activity as an executive was concealing her pay-to-play schemes.
Investigative journalists are a dead breed….Greenwald and the dude who got burned up in the wreck in L.A. after he did the Stanley McCrystal hit piece that made the spooks heroin control operations in Afghanistan were the last of their breed….
Anyway wasnt this Sicknick guy cremated before anything could be done to verify cause of death?
No. And even without an autopsy, the attending physicians knew enough to give a precis of what was going on to his family.
Compared to whom? Compared to someone like Barack Obama. You don’t have to like him to recognize that he was a candidate from Central Casting.
When was the last time the Republicans had someone comparable? Reagan?
Yeah, Florida— the white-trash and Jewish Riviera— will obviously go blue soon enough and it will be just like California except with hurricanes, crappy humid weather, white trash, and obnoxious retirees from the Northeast.
And GOP conservatives are also pushing for DeSantis for President. He’ll be a bigger Zionist tool than Trump.
https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.7301154/71883614.JPGReplies: @Dan Hayes, @Anonymous, @Polistra, @Neoconned, @Pericles
Though it looks to me like Florida Man will soon be overtaken by Minnesota Man.
The death of a lot of people involved in those events was not surprising. Jessy Curry, the Dallas Police chief in 1963, is often mentioned as one of the suspicious deaths. An ex-cop dies at 67, 17 years after the events about which he “knew too much”? That doesn’t strike me as suspicious.
Dorothy Kilgallen and Mary Pinchot Meyer however? Their deaths were remarkably convenient.
As were those of Johnny Rosselli and Sam Giancana.
And on January 6, the Capitol Police failed pretty comprehensively at what they're supposed to do.
So, the thing you built your identity on for your entire life, a big part of your family's identity, turns into a bucket of turds overnight. That's the sort of thing that can lead you to a dark placeReplies: @Mr. Anon
Yeah, but then you calculate how much your pension will pay out and have a beer. You must not know many government employees.
Glad we heard that in our lifetime: Now, what about JFK?
Let the Feds side with the looters.
Reify the suck.
It wasn’t ‘that day’.
Try harder.
Didn’t the second impeachment of Trump include an explicit statement that the mob killed an officer, presumably Sicknick?
I’ll echo Art Deco: which Dem has been better than the Repub? Was Clinton better than Dole? Barry Soetoro better than McCain? Maybe, but otherwise the Dems have been plenty dreary.
Anyway wasnt this Sicknick guy cremated before anything could be done to verify cause of death?Replies: @Art Deco
Anyway wasnt this Sicknick guy cremated before anything could be done to verify cause of death?
No. And even without an autopsy, the attending physicians knew enough to give a precis of what was going on to his family.
You don’t have to like him to recognize that he was a candidate from Central Casting.
Actually, no. He was an empty suit who was glib when he had a TelePrompTer nearby.
He wasn’t an analogue to Reagan. Reagan had put in eight years in a public executive position. Prior to that, he’d worked in public relations, television acting, film acting, radio, and in the business end of Hollywood as a union official – more than 30 years in all. He was also a serious autodidact on politics and public policy. His wife was an actress turned housewife, not a conduit for bribes.
I'm discussing appeal to the electorate.
Entirely different things.
JFK was shot dead by Lee Harvey Oswald, a man too erratic and unpleasant to conspire with anyone. You heard that 56 years ago, you just refuse to believe it.
In terms of damage done to the nation and its reputation, George W. Bush may have been the worst president ever. And yes, more recently McCain and Romney were nightmare candidates. As was Bob Dole, earlier on. Even Trump was a bit of a nightmare in his way, but he was blessed with Hillary as an opponent.
I say we can do better.
You need to get a grip.
I thought Dole was okay, and it would have been better to keep the Clinton wrecking crew off the national stage. But B. Clinton's presidency looks plenty conservative by today's standards.
“One of them, by the way, shot himself in a moving car, because………..that often happens.”
Hadn’t heard that. Thanks.
Officer Sicknick fell sick just in the nick of time, for Trump to be blamed for the crime.
Hadn't heard that. Thanks.Replies: @Steve Sailer
I haven’t heard much of anything about the two suicides among Capitol cops.
Because that is not news. Did you hear? Not news.
Citizen, that is not news, do you understand?
Not News
Funny man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8eHijlTocQ
Didn't Spiderman take care of that whole thing?Replies: @Desiderius
Indeed.
If you want to be a loser and be seen to be then keep playing the hypocrisy game.
They’re hypocritical because they can be. Pointing it out is pointing out you own impotence.
Stop.
Dorothy Kilgallen and Mary Pinchot Meyer however? Their deaths were remarkably convenient.
As were those of Johnny Rosselli and Sam Giancana.Replies: @Sam Malone
I’d heard of the exceedingly convenient and suspicious deaths of Dorothy Kilgallen and Mary Pinchot Meyer before, but somehow had never heard of the timely murder/disappearance of gangsters Roselli and Giancana. Thanks.
The sheer *amount* of oddities surrounding the JFK killing and its aftermath – when they are all presented clearly – make it, out of all possible murders, the one least plausible to be the work of a single person, and the one least likely to have involved no post-hoc coordinated coverup by authorities.
There’s something willfully bizarre about anyone today still insisting that nothing substantive about the official story is questionable.
https://www.unz.com/isteve/wapo-it-was-racist-of-chauvin-to-worry-that-blacks-might-riot/#comment-4564518
There's nothing bizarre at all about it. You've had 56 years to come up with an alternative explanation assembled through inductive reasoning and demonstrable with forensic evidence and testimony delivered with the proper attestations. You keep failing at it. Here's a suggestion: no such explanation exists, because the correct explanation is the one given you in 1964.
https://www.unz.com/isteve/wapo-it-was-racist-of-chauvin-to-worry-that-blacks-might-riot/#comment-4564518
That's your imagination at work. The 'oddities' go away when you start to think clearly, something you refuse to do.
Step one is realizing that all three shots were from the rear. Step two is realizing that Gov. Connolly was seated on a meridian 6" to the President's left and several inches closer to the ground as he was in a jump seat. The Governor, the President, and Oswald's sniper's nest line up adequately. Step three is asking yourself who would hire Oswald to do anything challenging. In his sorry-assed life he had demonstrated one talent: getting fired from his job. Step four is realizing he blamed Gov. Connolly for his dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps. He was vociferous enough about it that Newsweek could locate thirty years later people in Ruth Paine's social circle who remembered him unloading on the subject.Replies: @Mr. Anon
In terms of damage done to the nation and its reputation, George W. Bush may have been the worst president ever.
You need to get a grip.
Well, he didn’t die of injuries sustained–as attested by his family–so it’s not a coincidence, crazy or otherwise.
As an aside, there might not be much on TV but 2020's favourite reality TV show is coming back soon.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1384192424977723393Replies: @Mike Tre, @Alden, @Anon, @Wilkey, @Forbes
Is it any wonder lumber prices continue to rise to exorbitant levels due to excessive (and previously unanticipated) demand as businesses across America board-up their windows and storefronts to protect against rioting–vandalism, looting, and arson.
He said, only half joking.
In the State of Florida there are two types of death certificates.
The long form and the short form.
The long form lists the causes of death, if any, and the short form omits those details.
Other than that the remaining information is the same.
You need to get a clue. Bush was a horrible President. You are not some universally recognized dispenser of truth. You’re a dullard who believes everything he has been told by establishment media, and a supercillious twit whom most everyone despises.
Maybe the poor soul got one of the jabs from Pfizer or Moderna. Those spiked proteins will rip you a new one. And, the Pfizer and Moderna jabs are even more known for causing blood clots than even the J&J jab.
Of course, we’ll never know if he received the death jab, HIPPA you know.
Can you tell me which state I can move to where the politicians aren’t under the thumb of the Kosher Nostra?
Are there any countries out there that fit that description that aren’t turd world shitholes?
Right now I’ll take DeSantis’ governing style over others like Cuhomo and Greaser Gavin.
Bush-the-W was paired against Al-the-Gore, so still a net gain in my book.
I thought Dole was okay, and it would have been better to keep the Clinton wrecking crew off the national stage. But B. Clinton’s presidency looks plenty conservative by today’s standards.
Whether I’m a dullard or not, I’m capable of reading production statistics, government accounts, crime statistics, data on war deaths, &c. George W. Bush did not preside over the Versailles conference, or of the catastrophic deflation in 1929-33, or over any of the 700 urban riots which occurred during the period running from 1964 to 1971, or over the mess that was Gen. Westmoreland’s campaign in VietNam (58,000 dead, eventually), or over the currency erosion during the period running from 1966 to 1982, or over the wage and price controls ca. 1971, or over the own-goals in energy policy during the Nixon-Ford era. Nor did he preside over the gross public spending pukes of the last dozen years, or the use of the IRS to harass political dissidents.
What, because I don’t invest in nonsense propagated by David Lifton or whichever crank you’re reading today?
If you’re interested in ‘oddities’ surrounding the JFK assassination, check out the link below regarding instances of potential predictive programming in the corporate mass media which were filmed prior to the actual event on Nov 22, 1963. It indicates the possibility that either someone (and, or, ‘something’) besides Oswald knew what was going to happen in Dallas well beforehand.
https://www.unz.com/isteve/wapo-it-was-racist-of-chauvin-to-worry-that-blacks-might-riot/#comment-4564518
He presided over the Patriot Act and launched the Forever War, you simpering idiot.
No, because you believe in whatever nonsense establishment creeps propagate, you nitwit.
And as if conjured, enter “willfully bizarre” commenter “Art Deco” to prove your point.
>he doesn’t know about the Neanderthals
Filthy sape.
I haven’t heard much of anything about the two suicides among Capitol cops.
Because that is not news. Did you hear? Not news.
Citizen, that is not news, do you understand?
Not News
There is no ‘forever war’. There’s been a long and inconclusive operation in Afghanistan. It hasn’t been terribly costly to the US even if you think it wasn’t worth it. And it hasn’t disrupted daily life in the United States. As for the Patriot Act, it’s just another flawed statute, like innumerable others.
If you think it's such a worthwhile war, why don't you go fight it, you odious toad.Replies: @Art Deco, @Art Deco
There’s something willfully bizarre about anyone today still insisting that nothing substantive about the official story is questionable.
There’s nothing bizarre at all about it. You’ve had 56 years to come up with an alternative explanation assembled through inductive reasoning and demonstrable with forensic evidence and testimony delivered with the proper attestations. You keep failing at it. Here’s a suggestion: no such explanation exists, because the correct explanation is the one given you in 1964.
Hasn’t disrupted your life because you live at a library reference desk and have the mentality of a galley slave. It has been an onerous intrusion into the lives of free men. To say nothing of all those guys who’ve been killed or had their limbs blown off.
If you think it’s such a worthwhile war, why don’t you go fight it, you odious toad.
It's intruded on the lives of the Army and Marine Corps. Hasn't intruded on yours at all. No amount of inane huffing and puffing on your part makes it so.Replies: @Mr. Anon
For starters, I was too old in 2001 to enlist in the military.Replies: @Mr. Anon
You’re discussing something entirely different: fitness for office.
I’m discussing appeal to the electorate.
Entirely different things.
If you’re interested in ‘oddities’ surrounding the JFK assassination, check out the link below regarding instances of potential predictive programming in the corporate mass media which were filmed prior to the actual event on Nov 22, 1963. It indicates the possibility that either someone (and, or, ‘something’) besides Oswald knew what was going to happen in Dallas well beforehand.
https://www.unz.com/isteve/wapo-it-was-racist-of-chauvin-to-worry-that-blacks-might-riot/#comment-4564518
If you think it's such a worthwhile war, why don't you go fight it, you odious toad.Replies: @Art Deco, @Art Deco
It has been an onerous intrusion into the lives of free men.
It’s intruded on the lives of the Army and Marine Corps. Hasn’t intruded on yours at all. No amount of inane huffing and puffing on your part makes it so.
The sheer *amount* of oddities surrounding the JFK killing and its aftermath – when they are all presented clearly – make it, out of all possible murders, the one least plausible to be the work of a single person, and the one least likely to have involved no post-hoc coordinated coverup by authorities.
That’s your imagination at work. The ‘oddities’ go away when you start to think clearly, something you refuse to do.
Step one is realizing that all three shots were from the rear. Step two is realizing that Gov. Connolly was seated on a meridian 6″ to the President’s left and several inches closer to the ground as he was in a jump seat. The Governor, the President, and Oswald’s sniper’s nest line up adequately. Step three is asking yourself who would hire Oswald to do anything challenging. In his sorry-assed life he had demonstrated one talent: getting fired from his job. Step four is realizing he blamed Gov. Connolly for his dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps. He was vociferous enough about it that Newsweek could locate thirty years later people in Ruth Paine’s social circle who remembered him unloading on the subject.
Behold the contemptible ass, Art Deco. Authorities tell him something, so he believes it. Because – after all – why would Allen Dulles lie to him?
1. Demonstrate the model developed by David Belin and Arlen Specter is unworkable. Josiah Thompson has put some effort into doing so, but not very successfully.
2. Develop an alternative model. Start with actual evidence, not crazy speculation. Show how it fits verifiable facts (not factoids from the Wacky World of Websites) better.Replies: @Mr. Anon
It's intruded on the lives of the Army and Marine Corps. Hasn't intruded on yours at all. No amount of inane huffing and puffing on your part makes it so.Replies: @Mr. Anon
Yes it has. The surveillance state is encroaching on everything, you idiot. You don’t mind infringements on your liberty because you have the mentality of a prison bitch.
Oh, and it’s only a problem for people who get killed. But since you’re just fine, everything is peachy.
You aren’t a man. You are a vile, loathsome piece of human garbage.
If you think it's such a worthwhile war, why don't you go fight it, you odious toad.Replies: @Art Deco, @Art Deco
If you think it’s such a worthwhile war, why don’t you go fight it, you odious toad.
For starters, I was too old in 2001 to enlist in the military.
Or, why didn't you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?Replies: @Art Deco
The surveillance is driven by available technology, not by George W Bush.
Mr. Anon, you have two tasks:
1. Demonstrate the model developed by David Belin and Arlen Specter is unworkable. Josiah Thompson has put some effort into doing so, but not very successfully.
2. Develop an alternative model. Start with actual evidence, not crazy speculation. Show how it fits verifiable facts (not factoids from the Wacky World of Websites) better.
For starters, I was too old in 2001 to enlist in the military.Replies: @Mr. Anon
Yeah, you chickenhawk a**holes always have an excuse. You could have gone over there as a civilian contractor.
Or, why didn’t you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?
The military didn't accept enlistments from anyone past their 36th birthday in 2001. They raised the age limit in two ratchets over the next five years, but I was always over it. You fancy that's an 'excuse'?
You could have gone over there as a civilian contractor.
And done precisely what? I'm not in the construction business and I'm not in the private security business either. That's something I share with > 90% of the male working population.
Or, why didn’t you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?
There were none.
The 1st Gulf War was fought by activating the Reserves. I wasn't in the Reserves. Neither were > 95% of men of military age in 1990. As for the Lebanon operation in 1982-84, it incorporated about 0.1% of American military manpower at that time, all from the Marine Corps, a service for which only a minority of men in satisfactory physical condition could ever qualify.
Whether something is an advisable public policy or not isn't contingent on my personal history or personal circumstances, and you wouldn't be advocating anything different were I a career Marine.
Last time you were telling me that 300 year old property titles should be torn up because you don't like the current beneficiaries. Now you're telling me that Selective Service policy is my fault. Do you ever get tired of looking ridiculous?Replies: @Mr. Anon
1. Demonstrate the model developed by David Belin and Arlen Specter is unworkable. Josiah Thompson has put some effort into doing so, but not very successfully.
2. Develop an alternative model. Start with actual evidence, not crazy speculation. Show how it fits verifiable facts (not factoids from the Wacky World of Websites) better.Replies: @Mr. Anon
Why don’t people like you ever attempt to explain the many inconsistencies and oddities surrounding such events and attempt to explain them in a way that other people would find plausible? Why do you always shove the burden of proof off on others. You are nothing but a craven apologist for power. Which is especially pathetic given what you are – an insignificant nobody – a laughing stock at an obscure website.
That's your imagination at work. The 'oddities' go away when you start to think clearly, something you refuse to do.
Step one is realizing that all three shots were from the rear. Step two is realizing that Gov. Connolly was seated on a meridian 6" to the President's left and several inches closer to the ground as he was in a jump seat. The Governor, the President, and Oswald's sniper's nest line up adequately. Step three is asking yourself who would hire Oswald to do anything challenging. In his sorry-assed life he had demonstrated one talent: getting fired from his job. Step four is realizing he blamed Gov. Connolly for his dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps. He was vociferous enough about it that Newsweek could locate thirty years later people in Ruth Paine's social circle who remembered him unloading on the subject.Replies: @Mr. Anon
Based on what evidence? Can you cite the provenance for it? You act like you are some kind of unimpeachable source. You’ve only ever seen the same documents we all have. Your know-it-all act really wears thin for somebody as stupid as you are, you prating ass.
The first shot missed the presidential limousine. Co-incident with that shot, a man named James Tague was hit in the face and received a superficial wound from a piece of macadam, as if a bullet struck the pavement and dislodged it. Mr. Tague was standing in front and to the left of the limousine.
The second shot traveled through the president, exiting under his throat, then passed through Gov. Connolly's upper body, then through his wrist, then making a superficial wound on his thigh. Josiah Thompson has been attempting for 55 years to demonstrate that this reconstruction describes something impossible. Let's put that aside and look at the wounds. The trajectory of both men's wounds is downward. Unless you fancy there was a pair of gremlins on the floor of that limousine shooting at the president and the governor, those bullets have to have come from the rear.
The third shot looks at first glance to have come from the front and right, given how the president's body reacted. The thing is, gunshot wounds generate front spatter (high volume) and back spatter (low volume). The high volume spatter hit the Governor and Mrs. Connolly (something to which they testified under oath). The low volume spatter was entirely liquid and hit a motorcycle cop riding alongside the limo. There was also a bullet fragment dug out of the windshield.Replies: @Mr. Anon
Are there any countries out there that fit that description that aren't turd world shitholes?
Right now I'll take DeSantis' governing style over others like Cuhomo and Greaser Gavin.Replies: @Dan Hayes
Unfortunately, none come to mind!
There are salient details, and there is random noise.
Mr. Anon, there were three shots, which produced four sets of wounds.
The first shot missed the presidential limousine. Co-incident with that shot, a man named James Tague was hit in the face and received a superficial wound from a piece of macadam, as if a bullet struck the pavement and dislodged it. Mr. Tague was standing in front and to the left of the limousine.
The second shot traveled through the president, exiting under his throat, then passed through Gov. Connolly’s upper body, then through his wrist, then making a superficial wound on his thigh. Josiah Thompson has been attempting for 55 years to demonstrate that this reconstruction describes something impossible. Let’s put that aside and look at the wounds. The trajectory of both men’s wounds is downward. Unless you fancy there was a pair of gremlins on the floor of that limousine shooting at the president and the governor, those bullets have to have come from the rear.
The third shot looks at first glance to have come from the front and right, given how the president’s body reacted. The thing is, gunshot wounds generate front spatter (high volume) and back spatter (low volume). The high volume spatter hit the Governor and Mrs. Connolly (something to which they testified under oath). The low volume spatter was entirely liquid and hit a motorcycle cop riding alongside the limo. There was also a bullet fragment dug out of the windshield.
I don't imagine you could evaulate evidence even if you saw it. You are a dull-witted drone who reflexively believes everything he is told by authorities.
Or, why didn't you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?Replies: @Art Deco
Yeah, you chickenhawk a**holes always have an excuse.
The military didn’t accept enlistments from anyone past their 36th birthday in 2001. They raised the age limit in two ratchets over the next five years, but I was always over it. You fancy that’s an ‘excuse’?
You could have gone over there as a civilian contractor.
And done precisely what? I’m not in the construction business and I’m not in the private security business either. That’s something I share with > 90% of the male working population.
Or, why didn’t you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?
There were none.
The 1st Gulf War was fought by activating the Reserves. I wasn’t in the Reserves. Neither were > 95% of men of military age in 1990. As for the Lebanon operation in 1982-84, it incorporated about 0.1% of American military manpower at that time, all from the Marine Corps, a service for which only a minority of men in satisfactory physical condition could ever qualify.
Whether something is an advisable public policy or not isn’t contingent on my personal history or personal circumstances, and you wouldn’t be advocating anything different were I a career Marine.
Last time you were telling me that 300 year old property titles should be torn up because you don’t like the current beneficiaries. Now you’re telling me that Selective Service policy is my fault. Do you ever get tired of looking ridiculous?
The first shot missed the presidential limousine. Co-incident with that shot, a man named James Tague was hit in the face and received a superficial wound from a piece of macadam, as if a bullet struck the pavement and dislodged it. Mr. Tague was standing in front and to the left of the limousine.
The second shot traveled through the president, exiting under his throat, then passed through Gov. Connolly's upper body, then through his wrist, then making a superficial wound on his thigh. Josiah Thompson has been attempting for 55 years to demonstrate that this reconstruction describes something impossible. Let's put that aside and look at the wounds. The trajectory of both men's wounds is downward. Unless you fancy there was a pair of gremlins on the floor of that limousine shooting at the president and the governor, those bullets have to have come from the rear.
The third shot looks at first glance to have come from the front and right, given how the president's body reacted. The thing is, gunshot wounds generate front spatter (high volume) and back spatter (low volume). The high volume spatter hit the Governor and Mrs. Connolly (something to which they testified under oath). The low volume spatter was entirely liquid and hit a motorcycle cop riding alongside the limo. There was also a bullet fragment dug out of the windshield.Replies: @Mr. Anon
What you have described is simply an agreed upon fable with elements of the truth. You haven’t cited any evidence.
I don’t imagine you could evaulate evidence even if you saw it. You are a dull-witted drone who reflexively believes everything he is told by authorities.
The military didn't accept enlistments from anyone past their 36th birthday in 2001. They raised the age limit in two ratchets over the next five years, but I was always over it. You fancy that's an 'excuse'?
You could have gone over there as a civilian contractor.
And done precisely what? I'm not in the construction business and I'm not in the private security business either. That's something I share with > 90% of the male working population.
Or, why didn’t you volunteer for whatever war we had going on when you were of age, you lame excuse for a man?
There were none.
The 1st Gulf War was fought by activating the Reserves. I wasn't in the Reserves. Neither were > 95% of men of military age in 1990. As for the Lebanon operation in 1982-84, it incorporated about 0.1% of American military manpower at that time, all from the Marine Corps, a service for which only a minority of men in satisfactory physical condition could ever qualify.
Whether something is an advisable public policy or not isn't contingent on my personal history or personal circumstances, and you wouldn't be advocating anything different were I a career Marine.
Last time you were telling me that 300 year old property titles should be torn up because you don't like the current beneficiaries. Now you're telling me that Selective Service policy is my fault. Do you ever get tired of looking ridiculous?Replies: @Mr. Anon
We all know you have no usefull skill, unless pedantry is now counted as a useful skill. Perhaps you could have filed library cards in Kandahar. Use your imagination.
As I said, chicken-hawk assholes like you always have an excuse. And apparently one you’ve put a lot of thought into. People like you are swine.
It didn't require any thought at all, Mr. Anon. I know my date of birth and I know my skill set. (It would never have occurred to me to put in an application with Blackwater, something that doesn't differentiate me from about 98% of the male population in this country).Replies: @Nicholas Stix
What you have described is simply an agreed upon fable with elements of the truth. You haven’t cited any evidence.
It’s all common knowledge Mr. Anon, based on the collected and available forensic and testimonial evidence. If it pleases you to fancy Mr. Kennedy’s wounds and Mr. Connolly’s were manufactured by a conspiracy incorporating the Secret Service and surgeons at Parkland Memorial Hospital, be my guest. Seems pretty silly.
I’m a very experienced rifle shooter. I have no doubt that Oswald was in the School Book Depository firing at the motorcade, but I don’t think there’s any way he hit Kennedy twice and Connelly once. Not with that rifle and that scope.Replies: @David In TN
I was in the eight grade on November 22, 1963. The school intercom used by the principal for messages piped the radio announcing the death of the President.
I revered John F. Kennedy until about 30 years ago. If the Establishment wanted to get rid of JFK, they could have exposed his private activities, which would have driven him from office and made him a world laughing stock.
It's all common knowledge Mr. Anon, based on the collected and available forensic and testimonial evidence. If it pleases you to fancy Mr. Kennedy's wounds and Mr. Connolly's were manufactured by a conspiracy incorporating the Secret Service and surgeons at Parkland Memorial Hospital, be my guest. Seems pretty silly.Replies: @JMcG, @David In TN
Art, I rarely disagree with you. In April, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald is credibly accused of attempting to assassinate General Edwin Walker with the same rifle that he later fired at the motorcade. Walker was sitting at his desk behind a window. Oswald is supposed to have fired from 100 ft away. He struck the window frame and the General was hit with some flying glass.
I’m a very experienced rifle shooter. I have no doubt that Oswald was in the School Book Depository firing at the motorcade, but I don’t think there’s any way he hit Kennedy twice and Connelly once. Not with that rifle and that scope.
It's all common knowledge Mr. Anon, based on the collected and available forensic and testimonial evidence. If it pleases you to fancy Mr. Kennedy's wounds and Mr. Connolly's were manufactured by a conspiracy incorporating the Secret Service and surgeons at Parkland Memorial Hospital, be my guest. Seems pretty silly.Replies: @JMcG, @David In TN
It’s really frustrating arguing with these cretins who think JFK was important enough to have the Mob, CIA, Secret Service, Israel, Republican party, and every government agency but the Department of Mines join up to kill him. They even hire an unstable screwup to act as a “patsy.”
I was in the eight grade on November 22, 1963. The school intercom used by the principal for messages piped the radio announcing the death of the President.
I revered John F. Kennedy until about 30 years ago. If the Establishment wanted to get rid of JFK, they could have exposed his private activities, which would have driven him from office and made him a world laughing stock.
I’m a very experienced rifle shooter. I have no doubt that Oswald was in the School Book Depository firing at the motorcade, but I don’t think there’s any way he hit Kennedy twice and Connelly once. Not with that rifle and that scope.Replies: @David In TN
Oswald was not “credibly accused of attempting to assassinate General Edwin Walker with the same rifle he later fired at the motorcade” in April 1963.
The authorities didn’t know Oswald had shot at Walker until his wife Marina told them when interrogated after his death.
A Carcano rifle is plenty deadly. The bolt action works faster than the German K98 Mauser, Japanese Arisaka, or Russian Mosin. Oswald likely didn’t use the scope. It was set high enough to leave the iron sights open.
A friend of mine visited the School Book Depository and saw the window Oswald fired the shots from. He was right on top of the Presidential limousine as it drove by, a close range shot.
As I said, chicken-hawk assholes like you always have an excuse. And apparently one you’ve put a lot of thought into.
It didn’t require any thought at all, Mr. Anon. I know my date of birth and I know my skill set. (It would never have occurred to me to put in an application with Blackwater, something that doesn’t differentiate me from about 98% of the male population in this country).
It didn't require any thought at all, Mr. Anon. I know my date of birth and I know my skill set. (It would never have occurred to me to put in an application with Blackwater, something that doesn't differentiate me from about 98% of the male population in this country).Replies: @Nicholas Stix
AD, I don’t know why you’re even dignifying that mook with responses.