There isn't a video, but there are a sequence of photos.
Posted on 09/12/2016 7:15:09 AM PDT by detective
I never thought she stumbled.
To me, the video should she could not move her feet. The security detail tried to move her forward and she fell since her feet were not working.
That’s the clearest video I’ve seen. Her legs are buckling the instant she starts walking away from that post. No muscle control at all.
I believe it was shot by someone who just happened to be close by, not a member of the media. They were all being corralled at Ground Zero at the time.
The fact is haggary did not “faint”
She was propped up by the bollard. As soon as they tried to assist her to get in the van she was stiff at first. Then as they helped her to the van she appeared to have involuntary jerking movements. She was definitely unable to walk to the van unassisted. Before they were able to get her into the van she callapsed.
At the same time her handlers completely surrounded her as much as possible so we couldn’t see everything that was happening.
She is looking for the sympathy vote.
Thanks, detective!
Pingout;
Its the reversed view vid, but see this comment and it’s replies regarding Parkinson’s disease:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3468471/posts?page=23#23
She was leaning on the post, could not stand on her own and then could not move without help when the van arrived. Neither of these are the result of a pneumonia that she would have had when she arrived and walked down to the ceremony site.
I do feel kind of bad.
Not for hillary
but for American who has to suffer through the Clinton’s mad conquest for power at any cost.
A side of beef. ..more accurately a pig carcass.
You’re the reason FR needs a LIKE button!
I suspect the reason Hillary wasn't rushed to the ER is because everyone around her knew what was happening. AND had seen it before...
Watch the Secret Service - they didn't rush in to help her like they would if a well person collapsed - no, they took strategic positions to protect her view from cameras ... from people seeing what was happening.
Sir Bedevere: What makes you think she’s a witch?
Peasant 3: Well, she turned me into a newt!
Sir Bedevere: A newt?
Peasant 3: [meekly after a long pause] ... I got better.
Crowd: [shouts] Burn her anyway!
Notice how quickly her MSM ginned-up to cover her Heinous?
Even `Peephole’ magazine: “Nothing to see here, no grave diseases. She’ll get better.”
(If we can just push her across the finish line ... )
It's the same video reversed as people have been saying since it was released.
There isn't a video, but there are a sequence of photos.
GMC conversion vans do NOT have doors on the left side behind the driver. The doors are on the right/ passenger side.
"Ceterum censeo Hillary esse delendam."
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If she was diagnosed years ago, then maybe because early onset is more aggressive. But if she was just diagnosed then she has 10-20 years with treatment. She'll be a mess for the latter half but there's no way she would go down that fast (2-3 years).
Correct about the freezing. But the disease can easily last 10-20 years if she just got the diagnosis. It actually gets worse faster with aggressive treatment. If you just do the dopamine replacement at the lowest level possible then you keep going albeit with some symptoms like muscle control problems including freezing. Basically that's because it many cases with late onset (as opposed to early onset) the disease does not destroy all of the brain's own dopamine production right away.
Who is that woman in the dark blue dress? A neurologist?
It looks like she’s having the Beast do simple tests.
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