Julian Assange's lawyer dies in apparent suicide.

a reply to: UnBreakable

well the funny thing about antidepressants is that they can actually plant suicidal thoughts in you head. My mother started taking lexapro a few years ago. She was prescribed 5mg, took it as she was told to, and woke up in the middle of the night with suicidal thoughts. A woman whom had never considered suicide before was waking me and my grandmother up at 4am scared of what was happening to her.

its because of that encounter that I will never take antidepressants.

Swedish police are about the interview Assange inside the embassy. I imagine this will make it very difficult for Assange.

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So hes was kept in solitary confinement.
But! let out on walks Alone????

sighs.................

originally posted by: Urantia1111
a reply to: gladtobehere

"Apparent suicide"...

Doublespeak for "murdered as a warning to Assange as he prepares to release more damaging info on HRC".

Another one bites the dust.

Heck yea man. Lets all at least not kid ourselves any longer.

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: queenofswords

So we'll ignore what the family says then?

We'll believe the nurse who released him and is under investigation....?

This is a failure in the health system, and the conspiracy stops there I'm afraid.

We don't really know, now do we? If it weren't for the fact that he is associated with Julian Assange, and was the lawyer for an intelligence spy in Libya, we would probably not think much about it and assume it was just another suicide by someone with everything to live for.

We often see this point made in one way or another in similar cases. However it is precisely because he was Assange lawyer that we need to do this. Yea boy you bet.

Are you digging up old news just to try and get some anti-Hillary threads going again?

This man committed suicide four months ago but you drag it back up to try and spread unfounded unsourced rumour.

Have some decency, its both desperate and disrespectful.

a reply to: Chadwickus


Well one reason....just one reason.... it is important to look at this is because just last week Assange was talking a good deal about some recent "suicide and robbery" of important folks associated with well known american PTB.

a reply to: Logarock

Cool, so where's Wikileaks stating his death is suspicious?

You'd think the human rights law firm he worked for would be all over it, but no, nothing.

They must be in on it, just like his family.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: Logarock

Cool, so where's Wikileaks stating his death is suspicious?

You'd think the human rights law firm he worked for would be all over it, but no, nothing.

They must be in on it, just like his family.

Oh wow who is going to be the first to start yapping about it being suspicious considering how blatant, out in the open and in your face it would be if it were a murder. Why do you think Robert Kennedy kept his mouth shut until it got shut for him?

a reply to: Chadwickus

who says Wikileaks aren't Controlled by TPTB......... maybe that's why he was "suicided" he was about to expose there little operation! although the chances are he did CS when you look at the amount of cases that are like this, the percentages say that
there is some sort of suicide squad out there.........(pardon the current pun:/).

It brings up images of Michael Clayton and of life imitating art.

Wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall of George Clooney's private dinner table?

I sometimes contemplate the potential wisdom of learning to incorporate new ways of being invisible in a world no longer the expression of Life, but now becoming more the expression of Corporate Life.

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originally posted by: SudoNim
Are you digging up old news just to try and get some anti-Hillary threads going again?

This man committed suicide four months ago but you drag it back up to try and spread unfounded unsourced rumour.

Have some decency, its both desperate and disrespectful.

It would be far more disrespectful to the man and his family to blindly accept the official story and ignore the odd circumstances of the supposed suicide. The truth is not always palatable or politically correct, but that shouldn't stop us from trying to find it.

originally posted by: Dark Ghost

originally posted by: SudoNim
Are you digging up old news just to try and get some anti-Hillary threads going again?

This man committed suicide four months ago but you drag it back up to try and spread unfounded unsourced rumour.

Have some decency, its both desperate and disrespectful.

It would be far more disrespectful to the man and his family to blindly accept the official story and ignore the odd circumstances of the supposed suicide. The truth is not always palatable or politically correct, but that shouldn't stop us from trying to find it.

So why have you waited four months?

You telling me it has nothing to do with the sudden need to create some Anti-Hillary content?

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
Anti-depressants are a serial killer in pill form.
I was told to take them before and it made me more suicidal that I was initially.
I threw them straight in the bin and I haven't had those thoughts since. RIP.

Not to derail the thread, but given all the stars this post got I had to chime in.
I was on antidepressants for about a year and they got me through a rough patch and I have not gone back. If they make you feel bad, it's the wrong one and it's up to you and your doctor to find the right one for you.

As to the OP? Smells to me.

a reply to: gladtobehere

This case is not simply suspicious, it is like so many others where someone orders the destruction of an inconvenient human being.

"Apparent suicide" is almost code now for "murdered but we want you to pay no attention to the man behind the curtain."

a reply to: queenofswords

One word: Scopolamine.

That's the most nefarious drug in the world. It causes people who inhale even a minute amount - just a fraction of a sniff - to become totally obedient to any and all suggestion, no special knowledge or hypnosis required. And the 'best' part is, the person under its influence, carrying out acts which they would never countenance ordinarily, will look to all the world like they're in full, decisive, ordinary control of their faculties.

Nightmare stuff.

He was trying to help Ghaddafis son.

Add another to Hillarys kill list.

She will stop at nothing.

Some anti depressants can in fact increase the risk of suicide.. i know it nearly happened to me.. i am on the correct medication for depression now and it works great, but i did try some other medication and nearly topped myself so it certainly could be medication related as well as being suspicious.