Posted on 01/12/2014 11:18:26 AM PST by Arthur McGowan
Liberals. Don’t. Care.
Being this story was posted from a phone booth,I would seriously doubt it’s veracity
That Clark Kent is a super reporter—its like he can see right through the locked files or something. Its like he can go back in time and find the truth or something!
I no longer takes Snopes as a sure source of info. They are connected to liberal entities. I am sorry, but I do not have the source I got this from handy. I will try to find it...
Debbi
I generally don’t trust Snopes either. But it’s not the website I an trusting but common sense. Snopes has had this very story with the exact wording up on its website since 2009. I know this to be true because I remember reading it. The story in this thread is dated today. Given that this story was written years ago and posted as if it were news today tells me all I need to know.
It's easy. Clearly Obama was behind the Fukushima meltdown. Radiating the Pacific would be a good way to shake investigators away from Hawaii. Fuddy, in addition to vouching for Obama's Hawaiian birth, knew all about this diabolical plan so clearly she had to go. After months of brainstorming the simplest way to get rid of her, Obama's hit men settled on staging a plane crash in the ocean where she would be the only fatality.
Isn't it obvious?
Yes, quite obvious. I just need to work in HAARP, the Illuminati, and Comet ISON now...
“I’m going to cash in on conspiracy theory novels. Fools love to part with their money. The first one will involve Fukushima, Obama, and Director Fuddy.
It’s easy. Clearly Obama was behind the Fukushima meltdown. Radiating the Pacific would be a good way to shake investigators away from Hawaii. Fuddy, in addition to vouching for Obama’s Hawaiian birth, knew all about this diabolical plan so clearly she had to go. After months of brainstorming the simplest way to get rid of her, Obama’s hit men settled on staging a plane crash in the ocean where she would be the only fatality.
Isn’t it obvious? “
So you’re implying that all the rest were as Martin Short used to say, “strong swimmers” in both the sea and the persuasive tides of politics. That the only one surprised and altogether adrift was Fuddy? Maybe the others were given an assignment they could not refuse.
I can’t believe that anyone is falling for this obvious hoax.
The story about Obama going to Occidental is an April Fool’s Joke which was posted on April 1, 2009.
No group called “Americans for Freedom of Information” ever filed a lawsuit about Obama’s eligibility, in California or anywhere else. There is now a website called www.americansforfreedomofinformation.com, but the owner denies any connection with the supposed “AP” story: “Please note that I had nothing to due with the AP email that went out, claiming to be from an organization by this name.”
Fulbright Scholarships are reserved for graduate students. Look it up. Obama was an 18-year-old undergraduate when he enrolled at Occidental, so he couldn’t possibly have had a Fulbright Scholarship.
Leo Donofrio’s lawsuit was rejected by the Supreme court on December 8, 2008. Justice Scalia never agreed to hear arguments in that case. He couldn’t have - the case was referred to Justices Souter and Thomas, not Scalia. You can look that up, too. It’s on the Supreme Court’s website.
All attempts to subpoena Obama’s Occidental records have been quashed by the courts. His student records are protected by Federal law, just like the records of every other college student in the United States.
I hear what you're saying, but Michelle Obama, who's community college material at best without a black quota, got a full ride to Princeton. At the end of four years at Princeton, she could not write a grammatically-correct essay. BO is leagues ahead of Michelle.
Your white African-born student brought up in the US anecdote indicates that the guy was probably a green card holder or a citizen. These are subject to domestic quotas. International students are not. As a domestic student, if he checked off the African-American box, he was treated as a domestic black applicant, unless he needed a student (F-1) visa to go to school in the US. I had lots of international African classmates, and they were both more ambitious and brighter than the average domestic student, of any color. That tells me they were subjected to higher standards, admissions-wise.
Of course...
"OK guys. Here's the plan. It's the best we could come up with. We've got to get rid of Fuddy. She's been running around telling the whole world that President Obama was born in Hawaii and the boss isn't too happy about this. So what we've came up with is, we're going to put you all in an airplane and crash it into the Pacific. Don't worry. You'll be fine. We've got a great pilot. Now once you all safely swim away from the wreckage, you need to make sure Fuddy dies from what looks like natural causes. I dunno, a heart attack or something. Are you all with me? This is going to work perfectly! Yeah, I know we can't get a simple website up and running but you gotta trust us on this! Nobody will suspect a thing!"
Good grief. Really?
I don’t of course know what happened here. The pilot, I’ve read elsewhere, seems not to have been a pilot of that airline. Another guy crashes and continues to take photos as if they’re all on a Sunday drive in the country. Another government employee is holding the boss’s hand and then loses her and that’s that. Weirder than Gilligan’s Island. Is it not mighty strange the woman people were predicting would die suddenly dies suddenly, just like so many others in Obama’s radius?
Maybe the pilot was a contractor. Gilligan’s Island wasn’t weird, it was stupid like this conspiracy theory. It isn’t weird that she died. She was 65, fat, and just went through the stress of an airplane crashing into the ocean. One doesn’t have to be screaming and flailing to be severely stressed.
I don’t know where you got your information, but the pilot, Clyde Kawasaki, has been flying for Makani Kai Air for more than a year. “The pilot, Clyde Kawasaki, has been flying for Makani Kai for one year. He previously worked as a pilot for Aloha Airlines and has experience working thousands of hours of flight time, according to a Makani Kai representative.”
http://themolokaidispatch.com/makani-kai-kalaupapa-crash-updated/
Just statistically improbable that the people who know the most about the most pressing secrets that Obama and company guard like the crown jewels are dropping off one by one presto, not from disease, not from pestilence. Just say’in. I submit the pattern can not help but make one take notice. If “weird” is the wrong word, I apologize. It does trivialize the point. There are certainly a lot of “maybe’s” that can be said about all the cases, but with the instances of sudden death laid end to end, one must stretch to find what “maybe” applies.
Fuddy most likely suffered a massive heart attack. She had gone through a crash landing and then was being tossed about in choppy seas. We know that she was experiencing a great deal of anxiety because Yamamoto said that he was trying to get her to calm down. She also may have sustained internal injuries. And we don’t what medical conditions she may have had or what medications she may have been taking. We’ll know better when the autopsy report is completed.
According to the University of Florida College of Medicine,after an autopsy is done “Final autopsy reports are ready between 30 and 45 days later. Complex cases may take up to 90 days before a final report is complete.” So nobody should be surprised that the autopsy report hasn’t been released yet.
Thanks for that article, which does sound reliable about the pilot and who the passengers were and what they were doing there. Has the autopsy information been released?
No autopsy report yet. As I mentioned in another post, it typically takes 30-45 days to complete an autopsy. The initial exam is just the beginning - then there are lab tests, radiology reviews, investigation into the deceased’s medical history, etc. The NTSB investigation of the cause of the crash could take a year to complete.
Frankly, the conspiracy angle is rather far-fetched. You have to believe that someone arranged to have the plane’s engine blow and then also did something - poison Fuddy? - to make sure that she died afterwards if the crash didn’t kill her. There are much easier ways to murder someone.
Her letting go of Yamamoto’s hand is entirely consistent with her having suffered a massive heart attack while in the water. He said that he was trying to calm her down, and her heart was probably racing at 200 beats per minute during the crash and its aftermath. She may also have sustained internal injuries, but we won’t know about that until the autopsy report is released.
I agree that purposely having an engine fail AND having someone onboard the plane know about it would be spy novel material.
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