Twitter 7:48 PM Jan 21st, 2010
Posted on 07/15/2012 6:25:57 PM PDT by Nachum
A huge story on July 13 was the death of Obama campaign staffer Alex Okrent. Apparently, he had been at Obama’s campaign headquarters in Chicago, fine one minute, dead the next. Witnesses say he collapsed, whereby paramedics were called, and the next thing everyone knows, he’s dead.
Young, twenty-nine years old? Mysteriously dies?
Nothing to see here, move on…
Except…
Per the Obama campaign, Okrent had been a staffer going all the way back to Obama’s 2004 U.S. senate campaign—being on staff for eight years. That’s a long time.
The guy must have a lot of history. A lot of stories to tell.
Except…
Do a Google search. You will find that the guy literally does not exist. Except for the story about his death, the guy does not appear anywhere. Even if he wasn’t an Obama campaign staffer, anyone who has googled their own name knows everyone that walks the face of this Earth who has not lived in a cave all of their lives will be all over the Internet.
(Excerpt) Read more at westernjournalism.com ...
Young Okrent looks like another self hating Jew plus his parents fit that description
Yep, not long after having dinner with Bill Ayers and friends.
His sister works for the Dept of Agriculture it seems.
http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/103625/2/AAEA_12746.pdf
Yep, and on Friday the 13th.
His sister works for the Dept of Agriculture it seems.
http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/103625/2/AAEA_12746.pdf
Oh, and his sister seems to think that the cure for obesity is to tax ‘unhealthy’ (ie: Cheap) food.
ABSTRACT. Many commentators have claimed that farm subsidies have contributed
significantly to the “obesity epidemic” by making fattening foods relatively cheap and
abundant and, symmetrically, that taxing “unhealthy” commodities or subsidizing
“healthy” commodities would contribute to reducing obesity rates. This paper makes
three contributions. First, we review evidence from the literature on the impacts on food
consumption and obesity resulting from subsidies applied in the past to production or
consumption of farm commodities. Second, we develop and present new arguments
and preliminary evidence on the impacts of past government investments in agricultural
R&D on food consumption and obesity—through research-induced increases in
agricultural productivity and the consequences for prices, production, and consumption
of farm commodities. Third, we consider and compare the economic efficiency of
hypothetical agricultural research policies (changing the orientation of agricultural
research investments) versus hypothetical agricultural commodity subsidies and taxes
as alternative mechanisms for encouraging consumption of healthy food or discouraging
consumption of unhealthy food, or both.
http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/53336/2/Alston%20et%20el.pdf
Sometimes the staff does the assaulting, and sometimes the staff gets assaulted.
“Whatever the chemical is that they are using to induce mass fainting at Obama rallies, I bet this guy came in close contact with it by accident.”
I thought the same thing.
(Easter sunday was on April 4th 2010)
It should be really easy to see if he was scrubbed.
Didn’t little barry go ‘home’ for a few days recently? Whom did he spend ‘quality time’ with while there? This homo is more dangerous than black widow spider ... just sayin’
Ping
Well there you have it. You know how those moslem terrorists are.
Will one of those “journalists” from the MSM have the nerve to ask Jay Carney if the occupier-in-chief was involved?
Alex Okrent, 29, worked in the Obama campaign’s paid media department, which handled advertising for Obama’s re-election bid.
He died of an overdose of Joseph Goebels fascism.
May he and all like him rest in peace.
I think people’s imagination is running wild now. Too much coincidence here. It’s just sad.
Or the Obama dog trainer
Interesting find. Thanks for posting.
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