What Happened JUST BEFORE Justice Scalia Died is Raising Some SERIOUS Questions

Now if another Justice( God forbid) dies then you're conspiracy may heat up a bit...

stay tuned

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a reply to: xuenchen

One has to appreciate the irony.

The opposition from conservationists was Bork-like in its intensity and organization.

a reply to: Granite
It appears that he may have actually said that.

Here is some more information from a similar article from the Huffington Post:

A new book on the 2012 presidential campaign claims that President Barack Obama told aides that he is "really good at killing people."

According to Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, the authors of Double Down: Game Change 2012, Obama made the comment while discussing drone strikes last year.
...
The quote comes in the context of both the drone program and the killing of Osama bin Laden by a special forces strike force. The passage also specifically references the death of another al Qaeda leader, Anwar al-Awlaki, who was killed by a CIA drone strike in Yemen on Sept. 30, 2011.
...
"Turns out I'm really good at killing people," Obama said quietly, "Didn't know that was gonna be a strong suit of mine."

The Washington Times article you linked also said this:

They get their claim from a Washington Post report that buries the statement as a brief anecdote in an article, in which the president is described as speaking to aides about the drone program and then making the claim.

So the authors of the book got their information from a Washington Post article that was quoting an anonymous source. At the time there was no denial of the statement.

But it's prudent to take into consideration the context of the quote. He wasn't making a general statement about killing people, but was talking about using drones to take enemies of the US.

-dex

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: xuenchen
here's another

John Poindexter

businessman in Houston.

?? Corruption Connections ??

Hmmmm.

But at the end of August, Poindexter found himself in an uncomfortable place: the headlines. He’d been in quiet negotiations throughout the summer with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to purchase 46,000 acres of Big Bend Ranch State Park for around $2 million. But the day before the TPWD commissioners were to receive their staff’s recommendation for approval—in a closed executive session that would be followed the next day by the deal’s only public hearing—the Austin American-Statesman announced in a front-page story that the state was considering selling off “one-sixth of its flagship park.” (The figure was off, but negligibly so.) The opposition from conservationists was Bork-like in its intensity and organization. In an editorial the day of the hearing, the Statesman decried the deal’s secrecy and “fire sale price.” That afternoon, Poindexter was vilified in public testimony for being a poor neighbor and an insensitive steward of the land he already owns and for wanting to close the park to all but the rich guests who stay at his resort. The commissioners rejected the deal. In the end, Poindexter felt as bushwhacked by the outcry as park lovers had been by the suddenness of the hearing. Pinched for time, he was unable to convince his detractors that the deal was as good for the state as it was for him.

I wonder if Uranium One has the mineral rights on the land.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

I wonder if Uranium One has the mineral rights on the land.

And I think there is a National Park nearby the State Park.

I know there's been some indications of smuggling from Mexico right there.

Maybe some ICE/Cartel blackmail.

Anyone who believes this is an idiot or an ass.

Isn't the average lifespan for an American man around 74 years old?

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: IAMTAT

I wonder if Uranium One has the mineral rights on the land.

And I think there is a National Park nearby the State Park.

I know there's been some indications of smuggling from Mexico right there.

Maybe some ICE/Cartel blackmail.

Ironically, Justice Scalia died in the 'El Presidente Suite'

originally posted by: DexterRiley
a reply to: Granite
It appears that he may have actually said that.

Here is some more information from a similar article from the Huffington Post:

A new book on the 2012 presidential campaign claims that President Barack Obama told aides that he is "really good at killing people."

According to Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, the authors of Double Down: Game Change 2012, Obama made the comment while discussing drone strikes last year.
...
The quote comes in the context of both the drone program and the killing of Osama bin Laden by a special forces strike force. The passage also specifically references the death of another al Qaeda leader, Anwar al-Awlaki, who was killed by a CIA drone strike in Yemen on Sept. 30, 2011.
...
"trong suit of mine."

The Washington Times article you linked also said this:

They get their claim from a Washington Post report that buries the statement as a brief anecdote in an article, in which the president is described as speaking to aides about the drone program and then making the claim.

So the authors of the book got their information from a Washington Post article that was quoting an anonymous source. At the time there was no denial of the statement.

But it's prudent to take into consideration the context of the quote. He wasn't making a general statement about killing people, but was talking about using drones to take enemies of the US.

-dex

Oh boy...ever Google "chicago obama murdered gays"

Justice Scalia had arrived at the 30,000-acre ranch on Friday to participate in one of the weekend gatherings that Mr. Poindexter hosts a few times each year. Justice Scalia and Mr. Poindexter had met just once, in Washington, and the justice had traveled to Texas after a friend of Mr. Poindexter’s suggested inviting him, the ranch owner said

www.nytimes.com...

I wonder who that friend of Poindexter's was that "suggested" he invite Justice Scalia to that weekend gathering.

No autopsy: Scalia was partying it up at his Texas millionaire friends manse along with his clique. Family doesn't want his blood report to reveal the coke/viagra/booze in his system.

BTW Xue, this is just another lame conspiracy. Really, Obama is going to kill Scalia over some minor climate initiative, yet he would know that the GOP-dominated Senate is going to put an interim conservative in place of Scalia, so what would killing Scalia achieve? Nothing.

Scalia was an old man who died after hunting and partying. (and I doubt he did much hunting).

a reply to: queenofswords

We need to find out who that "friend" is.

Hopefully not a "friend" of the Clintons !!!!!

I wonder if Supreme Court Justices travel with Secret Service details.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

The "minor" climate initiatives have billions of dollars at stake and jobs etc.

Not to mention the global political/economic ramifications.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: UnBreakable
a reply to: xuenchen

Times sure are slow here on ATS. People are fishing for conspiracies.

YOU ARE HERE:
ATS: A conspiracy website/'General Conspiracies' Forum/A Conspiracy Thread.

No sh!t. But not everything that happens in the world is a conspiracy. Maybe if the guy was 58 and had no recent health issues, but c'mon. Maybe we should autopsy every 79 year old who dies in their sleep. Maybe if they wanted to bump him off they would have done it like fifteen years ago.

So, they're already backpedaling on the claim of heart attack. Presidio County Judge Cinderela Guevara admits pronouncing the judge dead over the phone but is saying the Dallas news misunderstood her quote. She says he did not die of a heart attack, but that his heart just stopped. It was natural causes.

Okay...

ETA: But she told ABC news the same thing: myocardial infarction (heart attack)

originally posted by: Granite
a reply to: xuenchen

Heart Attack Gun

Please imbed...

nice post... I was gonna cite that angle myself...

injecting also the blurb fact that the earlier VP Cheney... also at a TX Ranch... also hunting Quayle (as Scalia was reported doing) shotgunned another person in the face...

perhaps the Scalia quayle hunt on a TX Ranch also had an unreported mishap (like the aforementioned
heart-attack gun)


people should not kill birds for Sport ...in-my-book



anyways, my dead-pool money is on a Stroke...his actions the night before leads me to think he had dizziness/anxiety attack & retired early instead of socializing at a drinking get-together party that evening....

Interesting fact:
Normally, Justices have U.S. Supreme Court Police protection...EXCEPT when they are on vacation.

Justices are protected by the U.S. Supreme Court Police and when they make public appearances they're guarded by United States Marshals. However, when they travel on their own on vacation, they generally travel on their own if it's not on court business, Miller said.

www.cbsnews.com...

a reply to: queenofswords


Read your article. So, his hands were almost folded and the sheets were not rumpled at all? If you're having a heart attack wouldn't the sheets at least be a little rumpled?

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

Thats the first thing I thought of when I heard the family agreed with no autopsy. Would've shown St. Antonin with booze and viagra in his system. Only Keith Richards will live beyond 79 with all that crap in his bloodstream.?

originally posted by: texasgirl
a reply to: queenofswords


Read your article. So, his hands were almost folded and the sheets were not rumpled at all? If you're having a heart attack wouldn't the sheets at least be a little rumpled?

Not if you die when you're sound asleep.