Posted on 02/15/2016 11:34:22 AM PST by SeekAndFind
So the murderer leaves the pillow over his head? Uh huh.
I have to agree with the first comment on this article:
I think that whenever a person who is so important to the country dies there should always be an autopsy. Just as a matter of national security. I am not comfortable with the circumstances surrounding his death. It very well could be natural causes but how can we be sure without an examination?
I agree about the pillow, but the Senate does not have to capitulate to Democrats and Obama regarding their role in the nomination process.
It is an election year and this nomination is all on the Senates’s back.
Don’t pass anyone and let the new President pick one.
The people who control Obama killed him.
I wish the family would make a statement about the timeline of events. This is ridiculous
RE: I agree about the pillow,
Post #2 however, asks a good question -— why would someone who strangled him with a pillow leave the pillow over his head?
Whoever did that (if anyone really did it ) must have been an amateur.
I agree. Someone so important should have an autopsy, just to clear all doubt, and hope they aren’t susceptible to a finding that suits those who may be suited.
Post #2 however, asks a good question — why would someone who strangled him with a pillow leave the pillow over his head?
Whoever did that (if anyone really did it ) must have been an amateur.
Ping
Somehow the immediate significance of Justice Scalia’s untimely departure does not seem to have been grasped by very many people here.
First Scenario:
Obama makes some type of questionable “recess” appointment to fill the “important spot”. The Republicans don’t put up a big fight because it will “make them look bad” and the appointment will be null and void at the end of the year anyway. How much damage can an extra liberal on the court do in the next few months... the conservatives will block the important stuff anyway.
Except for one small issue that they very well may be asked to make a quick decision on... Ted Cruz’s eligibility. It is going to be litigated... mark my words on that. With a 5 to 4 advantage for conservatives on the court... Ted might have sailed through. How do you think it is going to go for Ted with a liberal advantage?
2nd scenario:
Obama doesn’t get away with a temporary appointment the Supreme Court is now at a 4 to 4 deadlock which means that if one of the lower liberal leaning appeals court rules against Ted Cruz... Supreme Court is likely to be deadlocked, the lower courts opinion will then stand.
Justice Scalia’s death likely means that Ted Cruz’s presidential aspirations have just hit an insurmountable judicial road block. That probably will not sink in until a case is found to have standing and a judge somewhere makes a ruling... Then the probable sequence of events will hit home and people will be screaming to high heaven.
Why not - it immediately convince you it couldn't be murder. If that's the goal, it worked perfectly.
If you believe Roberts is being blackmailed..not that far fetched to believe someone would leave a calling card.
I don’t know what to think about the pillow. Poindexter did not need to reveal that info. Maybe he wanted to get people riled up.
Yes sending a message to the other Jurists.
Supposedly what they have on Roberts is that his adopted kids weren’t adopted legally. He could lose them. There are also suspicions Roberte is a friend of Dorothy.
I am not clicking with the last part?? Dorothy? Does that mean gay?
Sending a message to everyone.
If the Progressives make a massive power grab, they just sent a message:
1) We can kill people. Even a justice on the Supreme Court. Cross us, and you are dead.
2) People will talk. They will suspect. They will say, "I think that guy was murdered."
3) And we don't care. We will get away with it. We are untouchable. We will even leave the pillow in place. So that you know that we have no fear.
“One theory that is also being raised is that Scalia was killed by the Bush family because he was about to confess the Bush’s role in the 9/11 attacks.”
Ok, to anyone who believes this: Look up the nearest mental institution in the phone book, and have a friend drive you there.
I’m not a CSI technician...but I watch a lot of TV. :)
I believe suffocation causes unique blood spots in the eyes, and even something happens to the fingernails. It sounds like he had none of these, and all the police found was a 79 y/o man who died in his sleep.
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