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Originally posted by Getsmart
There is a distinct possibility that this corresponds to a Ritual Sacrifice by the Satanist New World Order Zionists.
Also the fact that this happened right where he would strike a column, just like Princess Diana's car under the Masonic Alma tunnel location.
If you give Rik Clay at least the respect he deserves for having informed us all before being SUICIDED...
you will note that the Olympic Symbolism is an Occult one which makes Olympic Events take on CEREMONIAL SIGNIFICANCE.
If nothing is done about that point in the track more people will crash the way this dude did.
Originally posted by Getsmart
Please remember folks that I'm not here saying IT WAS MURDER.
Originally posted by Silk
Backing down in the face of accusers opens you the the claim of purgery [sic].
[a] crime that occurs when an individual willfully makes a false statement during a judicial proceeding, after he or she has taken an oath to speak the truth...
perjury
legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com...
Thankfully this is not a court of law where the victims family would have the right to sue you.
You defame a mans death in pursuit of his goal - and one that was honored even today at the opening ceremony.
Originally posted by someotherguy
You defame a mans death in pursuit of his goal - and one that was honored even today at the opening ceremony.
Exactly how has Getsmart "defamed" "a man's death?" By the way, it is not possible to defame a "death" or a dead person.
Originally posted by Silk
You sir are a poor barrister
You missed the line "thankfully this is not a court of law"
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Yes it is....you can slander ones name after they are dead
Libel is a defamatory and untrue statement about a living person...
Death -- Yes, legally, it is no problem to speak ill of the dead. For example, in James Bamford's The Puzzle Palace, a book about the National Security Agency, a former government employee is called a Russian spy even though he was never convicted of anything other than contempt of court. The family considered a defamation lawsuit, but learned that it was impossible because the subject was dead. In some cases, a libel suit filed by a person who dies may be continued, but relatives of a dead person cannot bring a libel suit...
www.radford.edu...
However, athough the OP might not have defamed the poor guy....
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
reply to post by someotherguy
I like how you edited out the bit about what I said about him disrepecting the poor guy
Originally posted by someotherguy
I don't see how it is "disrespecting the poor guy" to ask whether he was a victim of something other than an "accident."
To say that the companies that posses the film have "death" "copyrighted" is pure stupidity. Did you ever think that maybe the family doesn't want the death of their loved one spread all over every form of media? Technically the firm that does own the film has a right to it, and maybe they are being respectable by respecting the family's wishes. And you're the one uploading it again? Who is the bad guy now?
You can see in the video the acceleration probably due to a very powerful electromagnet placed near the inside of the turn and suddenly activated once he had reached the upper outside of that corner.