**BREAKING** Hillary just left 9/11 ceremony with medical episode.

originally posted by: Substracto
a reply to: reldra

As if life itself is always reasonable

life is uncertain.


You might be in good health today, and die tomorrow morning just like that.


reasonable..

That is true. Any one of us may die tomorrow. That has nothing to do with reasonable guesses on that happened in regard to the OP.

originally posted by: Substracto
a reply to: reldra

As if life itself is always reasonable

life is uncertain.


You might be in good health today, and die tomorrow morning just like that.


reasonable..

That is true. Any one of us may die tomorrow. That has nothing to do with reasonable guesses on that happened in regard to the OP.

a reply to: reldra

Bad choice for first female leader really.

Ours was Maggie Thatcher. Whatever you think of her policies there's no denying that she had the iron will and stamina required to be Prime Minister at the time. She went on to 'rule' for 11 years.

Somehow I think Hillary may not have the same stamina as the late Iron Lady.

a reply to: SaturnFX

That doesnt even look real.. Looks like something someone cooked up on 4chan, lol.
We need actual photos for comparison... that just cant be real. Its too obvious if it is.
And if it is, yes. It will be one of the biggest threads of the year. .. .

Her doctor is saying she has pneumonia.

I paid close attention to the building across, the woman in brown to the left of the person, then a flipped version where all is opposite. My take on Hillary Clinton...... She might well die or become incapacitated to the point she is under constant supervised medical care.

a reply to: reldra

Like I said I don't claim to know what is wrong with her if anything , but that was no simple trip as your post tried to indicate.

Her legs buckled and it appears that she lost conscious by how she fell forward and how her feet dragged on the floor as she was being carried. That was no trip.

In regards to arthritis:, I didn't sleep in a holiday inn express last night , but again it appears that she lost conscious and did not look like anything todo with arthritis.

Plus if it was arthritis than why would her campaign lie and say it was heat exhaustion? Also why aren't their more videos of her having issues walking or demonstration of symptoms of arthritis?


If it was a case of heat exhaustion on a 81 degree day , why not hold a press conference and take questions and set the record straight.

Also the fact that she was not immediately taken to the hospital could also indicate that this is not an unusual event for them.

Lots of questions but that did not appear like a typical healthy person to me.

a reply to: theantediluvian

Thanks for that post,can hit really hard when your old

originally posted by: Ohanka
a reply to: reldra

Bad choice for first female leader really.

Ours was Maggie Thatcher. Whatever you think of her policies there's no denying that she had the iron will and stamina required to be Prime Minister at the time. She went on to 'rule' for 11 years.

Somehow I think Hillary may not have the same stamina as the late Iron Lady.

Margaret Thatcher was 54 when elected PM.

a reply to: Sublimecraft

It seems to me that she is showing symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. I am not the first to suggest this, but everything seems to fit, with the exception of tremors, which is something that I am told can be masked.

Parkinson’s can be controlled by giving the sufferer a shot that will increase the levels of dopamine in the patient. Lack of Dopamine is the problem, and why a person will suffer from Parkinson’s. The fact that she can be given meds to mask her symptoms, means that she could be showing signs one minute, receive treatment, and appear to be perfectly fine the next.

Tremors Like I said could be masked
Stiff muscles (rigidity) and aching muscles.
Slow, limited movement,
Weakness of face and throat muscles. It may get harder to talk and swallow. You may CHOKE, COUGH, or drool. Speech becomes softer and monotonous. Loss of movement in the muscles in the face can cause a fixed, vacant facial expression, often called the "Parkinson's mask."
Difficulty with walking and balance
Freezing, a sudden, brief inability to move; it most often affects walking.

a reply to: theantediluvian

Something tells me the right isn't going to believe that. It's much more fun for them to imagine she has Parkinson's...

originally posted by: MysticPearl

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: MysticPearl
a reply to: jadedANDcynical

She doesn't trip.

She fell over while leaning against the pillar. But here judging by her feet you can tell she's not even conscious and is being dragged into the van. That reminds me of my college days, dragging a passed out friend who drank too much over to the couch.

Yet we have someone in here challenging folks to an honest debate who wants to blame it on arthritis. Lol. Can't make this stuff up.

Arthritis. Heat exhaustion. Dehydration. Those are reasonable guesses.

No, those aren't reasonable guesses at all.

And why on earth would her handlers not seem slightly worried she was having a heart attack or suffering from a stroke?

That would be my first thought and I would think a trip to the hospital to rule them out would be in order.

Unless they were familiar with what was going on already, and why.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

Unless they were familiar with what was going on already, and why.

Yeah. Pneumonia.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
Her doctor is saying she has pneumonia.

How long has she had it?

If it has hit suddenly, why wasn't she rushed to the hospital when it caused her to pass out?

a reply to: theantediluvian

Can you link the source of that?

a reply to: kaylaluv

You are partly right. I don't buy it.

Just watched the video again... this time slowed down.

For gods sake.. her feet can be seen being dragged along, Hilary is clearly unconcious
at this time.

God forbid... but what if she was President and she had to give the codes to the Joint Chiefs,
Just then became "overheated".
This woman needs to be stopped.. but CNN and the mainstream are helping her create a nightmare.

Even you Hilary supporters must see the logic in her stepping down or being made to step down.

EDIT: and that black van is clearly an ambulance/mobile medical care unit.

a reply to: kaylaluv

So now her secret service detail is qualified to make the diagnosis on the spot and know how severe it is? Such that they knew she didn't need to go seek medical treatment from medical professionals, just hang out at Chelsea's pad?

a reply to: theantediluvian

Bad news for Hillary. Pneumonia can be very serious. It gave my father Kidney failure. He's fine now, got his new kidney 8 years ago, but he was on dialysis for 4 years, that wasn't a fun time at all.

This was a man aged 36 at the time, I imagine it could be worse for a woman of Hillarys age.

a reply to: reldra

Running for President is arduous. The same as for her opponent of the same age.

No kidding? If her opponent can do it with out the b.s excuses then she should have no problem but we know she has lots of those.

I see you have used the female problem now, how many more excuses have you got? If you got a real good one let Hilary's people know.