News of Robin Williams' Suicide Emerged During Family Guy Robin Williams Failed Suicide Attempt Epi

I don't know if it's coincidence or not. It seems that the creators of these cartoons(Family Guy, South Park, The Simpsons) are in the circle. Too many other coincidences besides this one. It makes you wonder if Randy Quaid is telling the truth about Star Whackers.

a reply to: Fylgje
When someone gets him then I may believe it.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Fylgje
When someone gets him then I may believe it.

He said that's why he went public; -to keep them from getting him. But, explain the Boston Marathon bombing on Family Guy. Do you think it was "coincidence" too?

a reply to: Mary Rose

What if one of the people who works on Family guy is a bit psychic and the synchronicity is just a bit of precognition?

originally posted by: Fylgje
He said that's why he went public; -to keep them from getting him. But, explain the Boston Marathon bombing on Family Guy. Do you think it was "coincidence" too?

Total. When was that episode produced and what was the context?

a reply to: Mary Rose

Why would there even be a preemptive thought of Williams commiting suicide?

This is a strange world we live in.

Just think if it was a failed attempt? In reality?

It's more rare to have something like this
happen without the wierdness.

And anyone who doesn't realise what Family guy is, is only
fooling themselves. Total mockery and I despise it. I've tried to
watch and don't see anything funny about it.

SnF from me that's for sure.

And we have two strange things regarding the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). This one:

originally posted by: Mary Rose

and:

Although this event is a fictional failed incident and a real incident, I'm still reminded of the 9/11 incident when the BBC broadcasted news of Building 7 collapsing before the collapse took place.

It’s been years since I learned of the above, so I had to search for a link.

Here is an infowars.com article, “BBC Anchor Who Reported on WTC7 Collapse Early Agrees There May Be a ‘Conspiracy,‘” within which there are numerous other links.

Clicking on the second link will reveal the following information:

1. CNN’s Aaron Brown reported the Building 7 collapse over an hour before it fell.

2. BBC’s Jane Standley also reported the collapse early – with the building still standing behind her.

a reply to: Mary Rose

And what if the obvious sadness in Robins eyes was there
because he knew his number was up? What other reason
would he even have to be sad? And isn't it obvious also,
that this is something that searches out people, instead of
people searching out a conspiracy? I know I wasn't looking
for this. And can even say I was hoping nothing like this
would turn up.

But here it is.

Messages are released for all to see. It's up to us to listen or not. Vigilance is required, most of the time we'll see these messages and not realize we're being informed of our very own futures. One or two coincidences are understandable, but we've seen too many of them. Considering how gov, media, education, religion, etc is all intertwined and ruled by the same source, coincidence goes out the window.

Are we aware or are we kept fighting amongst ourselves? Besides ourselves eachother is all we have.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Because Robin Williams' face appears in the episode, does it not?

originally posted by: Mary Rose
Because Robin Williams' face appears in the episode, does it not?

Yeah, but he is not the one trying to kill himself.

originally posted by: Fylgje
He said that's why he went public; -to keep them from getting him.

I'm not following your meaning there.

Who went public with what?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

But the psychological operation is about Robin Williams.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Good question.

Are you going to research that?

originally posted by: Mary Rose
But the psychological operation is about Robin Williams.

What 'psychological operation'? The guy suffered from depression his entire life and was quite open about it. He did not require a fictional cartoon to send him off the deep end.

a reply to: Mary Rose

Why would I? It is up to the person posting a hypothesis to provide context and information.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I'm not following what the hypothesis is.

Are you talking about my OP?

a reply to: Mary Rose

No, the poster I responded to regarding the Boston Marathon.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Okay it would just be the episode focusing on Robin Williams and the subject of suicide, then, and the timing of the news announcement of his real suicide.

a reply to: Mary Rose
I understand but he was dead the day before it aired (he killed himself the night before he was found) and this episode was made months ago and written months before that.

And the most important part, Peter was the one trying to kill himself.