Scalia Death Suspicious "We discovered the judge in bed, a pillow over his head."

a reply to: dianajune

Now if they want all these "conspiracy theories" be put to rest, all they have to do is a post mortem.....even though he's been embalmed. It's better than nothing.

I'm beginning to think that they (the mysterious they at that), do want all these conspiracy theories and so the story is being played as it is on purpose.

What else is going on that we would have our attention on otherwise?

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

A distraction and another opportunity to marginalize 'conspiracy theorists.'

..and perhaps a great opportunity to keep people in power in line: "If we want to kill you, we can. And there will be no investigation."

I think this story is intentionally smelly, too.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

All these contradictions could be controlled opposition too.

We all know what the intents are....

Make the theories sound and look so bizarre to get most people to dismiss all of it without anybody proving anything.

The Obama birth theories are a good example.

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originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: dianajune
Now if they want all these "conspiracy theories" be put to rest, all they have to do is a post mortem.....even though he's been embalmed. It's better than nothing.

I admit, I probably wouldn't feel any better. It's just too little, too late.

I hope you're wrong. I, more than anything, would like to see those responsible be brought to justice. What does it say about how far this country has fallen for something of this magnitude to simply be let go?

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: dianajune

Now if they want all these "conspiracy theories" be put to rest, all they have to do is a post mortem.....even though he's been embalmed. It's better than nothing.

I'm beginning to think that they (the mysterious they at that), do want all these conspiracy theories and so the story is being played as it is on purpose.

What else is going on that we would have our attention on otherwise?

There are a number of things going on - FBI wants to indict Hillary (whether or not this will be allowed by our POTUS remains to be seen. Loretta Lynch has been brought up as a possible replacement for Scalia, which could screw up Hillary's indictment as Lynch would be the official to get things rolling. Then there's WWIII - which is just about underway. Our failing economy - imo we are on the precipice of another Great Depression that will make the one my grandparents went through look like a walk in the park.

I just hope that everyone who is concerned about Scalia's death won't remain silent. We must keep talking about how the authorities handled his death and not let this story fade into history without a fight.

We must insist something is done. We owe that much to Scalia.

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Indigo5

My question is, if they are absolutely certain that there was no nefarious activity, why is that particular room still off limits if the rest of the scene has been released?

Is the room still off limits?

It almost seems to me that this story is being purposely fueled with innuendo and not so subtle inconsistencies specifically to generate more buzz.

There was some less than well managed PR surrounding the event and the Ranch owner didn't think through his wording well...but there was going to speculation regardless of "fuel".

a reply to: dianajune

There are a number of things going on - FBI wants to indict Hillary (whether or not this will be allowed by our POTUS remains to be seen. Loretta Lynch has been brought up as a possible replacement for Scalia, which could screw up Hillary's indictment as Lynch would be the official to get things rolling. Then there's WWIII - which is just about underway. Our failing economy - imo we are on the precipice of another Great Depression that will make the one my grandparents went through look like a walk in the park.

I'll add the Oregon/Bundy situation, water quality in Flint Michigan and every city east of the Mississippi under reporting heavy metal levels, BLM & BLM (both organizations and the snip they stir up), the seeming increase in police corruption (LA County Sheriff, Fresno, Georgia Dept of Corrections), psychotropic drugs being prescribed like candy in greater and greater amounts, those same drugs not being completely processed by our bodies ending up back in the water supply because treatment plants can't deal with the quantity of the chemicals, and I'm sure many other issues which affect great numbers of people but that no one can seem to get up enough interest for to do anything about.

Justice Scalia was a Roman Catholic
Justice Scalia was a highly-influential Knight of Malta.
Knight's of Malta serve the NWO aspirations of the Pope

The new Pope is currently attacking conservative doctrine within the church and in American politics
Justice Scalia was a Conservative

Perhaps the upper tiers of the Knights of Malta is currently cleaning house.

originally posted by: Indigo5

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Indigo5

My question is, if they are absolutely certain that there was no nefarious activity, why is that particular room still off limits if the rest of the scene has been released?

Is the room still off limits?

It almost seems to me that this story is being purposely fueled with innuendo and not so subtle inconsistencies specifically to generate more buzz.

There was some less than well managed PR surrounding the event and the Ranch owner didn't think through his wording well...but there was going to speculation regardless of "fuel".

I saw a huge uptick of conspiracy theories when that pillow detail was dropped.

That wouldn't surprise me. Not one bit.

(re. the above-mentioned house cleaning - my computer is messing up again)

Let them say what they want. Yes, sometimes speculations get a bit "out there", but that doesn't mean legitimate questions, concerns, and conspiratorial theories should not be evaluated...especially at places like ATS.

If that were my father, and he had gone on a hunting trip to a remote place he had never been before, and a man he barely had met wanted to introduce him to some people that were strangers to him, and he was found dead the next day, and some woman by the name of Cinderella pronounced him dead by phone, and his US Marshall protectors were absent, and he was embalmed within 24 hours......I would not just shrug my shoulders and say, "oh, well, I don't want to take the attention away from the good man that he was by speculating about all the oddities".

The new Pope is just as pro-climate change legislation as Obama. Scalia was in the way of both's agenda.

EDIT:
Again, the Knights of Malta may be clearing out the old conservative 'dead wood' in it's ranks in order to adapt a more progressive agenda mandated by this new Pope. As a Knight, Scalia was invited/summoned to this gathering/conclave of KOM, where he was pressured to drop his old loyalties to a more conservative agenda...INSTEAD, he chose poorly; He was permanently retired.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
The new Pope is just as pro-climate change legislation as Obama. Scalia was in the way of both's agenda.

Oh, ITAT! You have really piqued my interest in this now!! (And I have so much to do today...I can't stay here !)

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: IAMTAT
The new Pope is just as pro-climate change legislation as Obama. Scalia was in the way of both's agenda.

Oh, ITAT! You have really piqued my interest in this now!! (And I have so much to do today...I can't stay here !)

You are allowed to leave, but you must keep the thought process alive !!

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: IAMTAT
The new Pope is just as pro-climate change legislation as Obama. Scalia was in the way of both's agenda.

Oh, ITAT! You have really piqued my interest in this now!! (And I have so much to do today...I can't stay here !)

Hope you saw that the 'F' flag riddle was solved!

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The incredible fact that BOTH Obama AND the Pope came out to personally attack Trump within days of each other (With Scalia's death in between their denunciations)...means they are genuinely scared that their mutually-convergent agendas are in jeopardy.

Desperate men do desperate things. Scalia was in the way...and both were afraid that it's no longer a 'sure thing' that the next President will be a progressive who would've normally received the opportunity to replace Scalia and several others.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
The incredible fact that BOTH Obama AND the Pope came out to personally attack Trump within days of each other (With Scalia's death in between their denunciations)...means they are genuinely scared that their mutually-convergent agendas are in jeopardy.

Desperate men do desperate things. Scalia was in the way...and both were afraid that it's no longer a 'sure thing' that the next President will be a progressive who would've normally received the opportunity to replace Scalia and several others.

I am convinced that Trump is controlled opposition. He always sets it up and Obama knocks it down. Much like the pillow incident here...Trump calls it out as suspicious, and Poindexter clarifies that Trump has it all wrong. Trump wants to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., Obama claims he is afraid of widows and orphans.

I just don't trust Trump. I had sort of a personal incident happen with him, in 2011, that left me skeptical and believing he is a controlled opposition political operative.

ETA: Also, I think the media has put a lot of energy into setting us up for another democrat and rejecting everything 'conservative.' I have a hard time believing they will let that hard work go to waste on a conservative president. We don't need one anymore to make spending money on the War on Terror plausible and palatable. Congress can squeeze a lot more money out of taxpayers with a democrat in office.

I doubt the big banks and Wall Street are shaking in their boots at the thought of Bernie's $18 trillion plan for America. All that money will be diverted right into their pockets.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

My point was actually 'less- specific'. Trump just happened to be the current Republican front runner.
Hillary is no longer their 'sure thing'...and they are scared because they were counting on her carrying out their agenda and appointing their next simpatico Justices.

a reply to: IAMTAT

I personally think that Scalia needed to be taken care of now, at the end of Obama's term, rather than cast a bad cloud over Bernie's eventual presidency.

I believe that Bernie will wind up the nominee and smelling like a rose because he never had to throw mud thanks to Hillary's email scandal dominating the headlines.

Good ol' Bernie. He just wants to spend all that money for the good of the people and all. But I don't think all that money will go anywhere except into the stinkiest pockets.

All my own opinions...