The man who knew too much?

Dailkhy Mial (UK) ^ | Janujary 15, 2008 | SALLY BEDELL SMITH

[justiceseeker93]

It's really something for the Brits to have to be the ones to pick up on this.

This British reporterette didn't pick up on anything, anything new that is. These attempts at explaining Vincent Foster's supposed "depression" are futile, because he wasn't depressed and he didn't commit "suicide". In other words, these armchair psychoanalysts are merely engaging in a cover-up for a heinous murder.

BTW, the first of this type of phony "depression" article concerning Foster in the print media was written by none other than Sidney ("Sid Vicious") Blumenthal less than two weeks after Foster's death. The mere fact that Blumenthal was the author speaks volumes as to what the Clintonista agenda was then and what it apparently still is to this day.

[libstripper]

The interesting thing about this article is that, as I originally posted, it was apparently open for comments and I urged other Freepers to post their comments. Before I posted the article, I added a comment that pointed out how the article missed the total lack of forensic debris that normally, indeed, inevitably, accompanies an "eat the gun" suicide, i.e., a spray of bone and brain fragments from the exit wound. They neither acknowledged my comment nor posted it and they apparently closed the posting with only 19 comments shortly after 10:00 a.m. EST. I suspect they got a barrage of comments similar to mine and those of many other Freepers here, decided the topic was too hot, and shut down their comment line.

Did anybody else here try to post there and have a similar problem?

[murdoog]

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