Bloomberg reporter who sued the Fed has died

Bloomberg reporter who sued the Fed has died

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Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Pittman, the award-winning investigative reporter whose fight to open the Federal Reserve to more scrutiny led Bloomberg News to sue the central bank and win, died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.
Pittman suffered from heart-related illnesses. The precise cause of his death wasn’t known, said his friend William Karesh, vice president of the Global Health Program at the Bronx, New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society.

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While this could easily be a older man passing away due to natural causes I can't help but find it interesting.

A few weeks ago there was also that fellow involved in the Bernie Madoff scandal that just dropped dead in his swimming pool.

I recall hearing somewhere that when an intelligence agency for example wanted to make someone's death not appear an assassination they would induce a heart related death.

I guess all we can do is keep an eye out for more information.

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[edit on 28-11-2009 by muggl3z]

mmmno, this is ben bernenke doing his job* im pretty sure the FED would be angrya t anyone wanting to shut em down. lok at JFK..wanted to CIA spiltered, military industril complex downsized dramaticaly look at what happened to him

Or.. It is very stressfull going against TPTB.

reply to post by muggl3z

died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.

He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.

Rule number 1 when there is a doubt there is no doubt!

What though was the Fed's motive, revenge, a warning to others?

What do you think OP?

reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler


I think it's most likely just the continuation of a pattern of intimidation. You don't mess with the Federal Reserve, the people that really own and run this country.

Perhaps he really did die of natural causes but for so many years so many people end up dead surrounding these conspiracies and perhaps I am too cynical but I can't help but be suspicious.

Originally posted by wiredamerican
reply to post by muggl3z

 

died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.

He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.

You call 52 age old?
Thats not to old 60 80 ages are old


I rather think this the work of someone, why? simple he was against the system and now look what happened, heck i got loved ones over the age of 50 (57) or more and yet they look young and feel young to


I wouldn't say 50 is an old age.


I also agree the death seems a bit way suspicious and why are they covering it up as an death related with heart problems? the media seems do this more often dont they?

[edit on 29-11-2009 by Agent_USA_Supporter]

mhmm agent usa supporter..bernenke sent his goons* jsut as rockefell sent his to Henry ford, only difernece is henry ford was forced to side.....
this guy, in the news was a truthseeker* very suspicous...

reply to post by wiredamerican

He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.

You've got to be kidding right? That is actually a fairly young age to die at...I know people as healthy and vibrant as can be well over that age...

How is 52 years of age considered old when its in fact over a decade younger than the life expectancy of an American man?

All these people tend to die of heart problems in a mysterious fashion.. that and strokes and what I call 'assisted suicide'.

This is indeed strange.

Fostering Suspicion

At least he wasn't found dead under mysterious circumstances in a public park with a throw-down .38 in his hand, a .22 caliber wound to his neck and an army of staffers purging his office of incriminating evidence.

I mean hey, that would have been way too suspicious, and nobody could possibly get away with something as obvious as that!

People in their 50s do die of heart attacks all the time, and barring anything more unusual than Mr. Pittman's efforts involving the Federal Reserve to suggest foul play, it's probably a stretch to infer anything more sinister than an unfortunate health problem.

However, since this is ATS and we're not generally the types to accept anything we see at face value, a little healthy skepticism is never a bad thing.

Here we go again!


52 yrs young. Numbers don't equal age anymore.

I know a 96 yr old that can work and think better, longer than any one of us. I can provide you documents to prove it if need be.


So, yes, a heart attack is highly suspicious.

I am not buying the story unless I see a picture of the man(while alive) and find he is 300lbs +, smoker, 5'8" short, won't take his blood pressure meds, red meat eating king!

reply to post by wiredamerican


How do you figure that a man 52 is is an "old man" ??

52 is Not old

In the 1900s, early 20th century, 50 Was the average life span.

The human life span in the 21st century, has increased to 76(men) to 82(women) years old.

don't know what was the true cause of death for him, but I'm damn well sure it wasn't Old Age

Originally posted by Majic
Fostering Suspicion

At least he wasn't found dead under mysterious circumstances in a public park with a throw-down .38 in his hand, a .22 caliber wound to his neck and an army of staffers purging his office of incriminating evidence.

I mean hey, that would have been way too suspicious, and nobody could possibly get away with something as obvious as that!

People in their 50s do die of heart attacks all the time, and barring anything more unusual than Mr. Pittman's efforts involving the Federal Reserve to suggest foul play, it's probably a stretch to infer anything more sinister than an unfortunate health problem.

However, since this is ATS and we're not generally the types to accept anything we see at face value, a little healthy skepticism is never a bad thing.

Dude thats not so cool what you just said.


People in their 50s do die of heart attacks all the time, and barring anything more unusual than Mr. Pittman's

Any proof of your claims you made?
die of heart attacks all the time?

what an claim.


Dont ever make such claim like that again ok?


[edit on 29-11-2009 by Agent_USA_Supporter]

Well, whoever did at least had the decency to not tie him up, suffocate him to death, strip his clothes and execute a male prostitute next to him. Then dump child porn on his computer and pay-off associates to fabricate lies and affairs.. etc. etc.

I guess they wanted to just get rid of him and felt it didn't warrant a life-destroying embarrassing death.


I'm waiting for Kissinger to have an "unexpected heart attack". The man is a monster. He is 86 years old. If any powerful old man is going to die, it should be this guy... Is he an AI construct or what?

You know what people are going to say right? Whenever something like this happens, when an interesting figure "standing up to the man" suddenly dies, people will say, "Oh it happens, even Michael Jackson died when he was 50."

Oh, how convenient. I wonder if Michael Jackson was assassinated at the ripe age of 50 so people wouldn't be able to question a "semi-old" death for the next half a century. Oh, the speculative possibilities.

Originally posted by wiredamerican
reply to post by muggl3z

 

died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.

He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.

Old age?! 52! Wow, where do you live that you think 52 is old age? This isn't the middle ages anymore. The various secret services in the world for sure can make a death look like a heart attack. Not saying that's what happened here, but come on, 52 is not old age.

Heart To Heart

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
People in their 50s do die of heart attacks all the time, and barring anything more unusual than Mr. Pittman's

Any proof of your claims you made?
die of heart attacks all the time?

what an claim.

If you disagree, you may want to take it up with the CDC...

Heart Disease Facts and Statistics

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both women and men in the United States.

In the U.S. alone, someone dies of a heart attack roughly every 50 seconds. That happens to include individuals in their 50s. Heart disease accounts for 25.3% of all deaths among persons age 45-54.

If you have conflicting evidence indicating that people in their 50s are somehow magically excluded from the risk of death by heart attack versus all other age groups, I'd love to see it.

Meanwhile, and unfortunately, I'm unable to locate any reliable statistics quantifying how many people die due to investigating the Federal Reserve. While I'm sure the actual figures would be intriguing, I don't think it's too much of a stretch to expect they are significantly lower than the number of heart disease-related deaths.

In any case, I strongly recommend learning more about the realities of heart disease before pointing fingers at me or anyone else on statistical grounds.

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
Dont ever make such claim like that again ok?

I've got a better idea. When you disagree with something I post, feel free to refute it with facts rather than unfounded condemnations.

And for goodness sake, please disabuse yourself of the absurd notion that you have any business telling anyone what they can or cannot claim on ATS, because that's not just silly, it's downright disturbing.

52 is far from old age, but heart attack at 52 is not uncommon.

The reason this is suspicious is because he was going up against the ruthless elite who are well known to stop at nothing to maintain control. Murder is something that doesn't even merit a second thought to them, if someone bothers them they simply remove that person from the equation. That's how their problems get solved.

Heart attacks can be induced, coroners can be bought (or eliminated) Mabey it's nothing, mabey it was simply his time. Then again mabey becoming a thorn in the side of the most powerful conglomerate of elite rulers ever, a group which has stayed in control for centuries, is not the key to a long life.

The coincidence of people dying just when they are bothering the powers seems to happen quite often don't you think?

Perhaps they killed him, perhaps not, but WE will never know for sure.