By: Eileen

Eileen — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:17:38 +0000

Kevin,
I think another category comes to mind here:
People Who Know too Much Dying Under uh, Mysterious/Suspect Conditions.
Brings to mind James Forrestal
http://keyholepublishing.com/D.....restal.htm
David Kelly
http://www.guardian.co.uk/poli.....-challenge
We’d make a mint as like minded people who could put together a television show called “how stupid do they think we are?”
The peoples would actually LEARN about all this crap going down.
Killing people who know too much and calling it suicide.
Kind of reminds me of the pedophile scandal in the catholic church. You don’t talk about it because it couldn’t be true! Preist’s fragging youngsters.
The police anymore, if they ever were, are not of the callber of the NYPD or Hill Street Caliber. Yeh verily these were television shows.
But two weeks ago, at a state fair in an unmentioned name in the south of the US – I saw one cop with a taser in hand, and I heard the female cop teasing him saying, “you got that thing warmed up?” The one holding the taser said something back in a joke. And then I think he saw my face. Like my Mom, I don’t need to open my mouth to express my thousand words.
Anyways, this is a clusterfuck.
No one should die for speaking their minds, if there is truth to be told.

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