"m II" wrote in message
news:naDWb.60199$7Q1.36116@clgrps12...
Anyone hear anything about this on the radio or tv? I sure haven't. I
wonder what's up. It looks like a very suspicious death.


http://www.melbourne.indymedia.org/n...3/12/59604.php
http://english.pravda.ru/usa/2002/12/13/40786.html


Why so suspicious? No details of the suicide were given other than it was
by firearm. I guess we'll have to start a "GW Bush Body Count List" like
the conspiracy nuts did with Clinton and list this lady's death as "ruled a
suicide" insinuating otherwise is true.

Both articles appear to be blatant attempts at sensationalism, especially
the Melbourne article.

I honestly think that if there were any substance to it the mainstream media
in the U.S. would have been all over it like a bum on a ham sandwich.

--
Tom Sevart N2UHC
Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc

"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
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Why so suspicious? No details of the suicide were given other than it
was
by firearm. I guess we'll have to start a "GW Bush Body Count List"
like
the conspiracy nuts did with Clinton and list this lady's death as
"ruled a
suicide" insinuating otherwise is true.


[snip]

Tom Sevart N2UHC
Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc



Dave and Joyce of shortwave radio's "The Power Hour" already have the
list on their website:

http://www.thepowerhour.com/postings...body-count.htm

However, the list is missing the name of the greatest of Yale educated
rock stars, Root Boy Slim.

Did Root Boy know too much?:

http://members.aol.com/geekox3/yaleboys.htm

Frank Dresser

"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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Dave and Joyce of shortwave radio's "The Power Hour" already have the
list on their website:

This is scary... I think I know the conspiracy nuts too well.

Tom

Tom Sevart wrote:


"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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Dave and Joyce of shortwave radio's "The Power Hour" already have the
list on their website:

This is scary... I think I know the conspiracy nuts too well.

Tom

I eagerly await the "Kerry Death List".

"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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Dave and Joyce of shortwave radio's "The Power Hour" already have the
list on their website:

http://www.thepowerhour.com/postings...body-count.htm


Oh man... reading that you can see how ludicrous it really is. It's even
worse at trying to make connections than the "Clinton Body Count List."

"Died of unknown causes." Just because the cause of death isn't listed in
an obituary doesn't mean it's suspicious. "He was immediately buried and no
autopsy was performed." Autopsies usually aren't performed unless there's
some reason to suspect foul play. This is using the same tactic as the
Clinton list, claiming that since no autopsy was done then it must be
suspicious. That's as good as using the phrase "ruled a suicide" or "an
apparent suicide." If it's apparent they died of a suicide, why is it so
suspicious? A couple of them don't even try to make it sound suspicious.
They just say "he's dead." Whoop-de-doo. Another way they try to
manufacture suspicion is to list anyone who died in a plane crash. As if
aircraft never crash without suspicious causes... And trying to blame a guy
who was killed in Vietnam on Bush is silly. Should he be credited with
saving the lives of the thousands who made it home?

Now they're trying to blame Ron Brown's death on Bush instead of Clinton...
makes you wonder since Bush was the governer of Texas at the time...

Probably the most laughable is claiming that George Bush Sr. was involved in
the Kennedy assassination... "he was in Texas and cannot account for his
whereabouts at the time." Wow, you certainly convinced me.

Conspiracy nuts.... ya gotta love 'em!

Tom

"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
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Oh man... reading that you can see how ludicrous it really is. It's
even
worse at trying to make connections than the "Clinton Body Count
List."


Yes, but what about the shocking death of Root Boy Slim, possibly the
finest musical artist of the 70s? He had a Yale connection to both
Presidents Bush. Could his death have been the first shot in the
campaign for Bush II?

Might Al Gore have won more states had he chosen Root Boy's 70s
masterpiece "Boogie 'till ya puke", rather than that nauseating
Fleetwood Mac tune?



Probably the most laughable is claiming that George Bush Sr. was
involved in
the Kennedy assassination... "he was in Texas and cannot account for
his
whereabouts at the time." Wow, you certainly convinced me.

Conspiracy nuts.... ya gotta love 'em!

Tom



Have you read "George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography"? It's online:

http://www.the7thfire.com/bushPrefaceTC.htm

The allegations about George Sr. and the Kennedy assassination are he

http://www.the7thfire.com/bush8b.htm

Frank Dresser