Reply #18: They may already be here, quietly, sporadically, making a few "test runs"

[tom_paine]

on executing mid-level Democratic activists who aren't "famous enough" to attract media attention.

Am I saying it's as widespread in a place like Bushie Colombia? No.

But I do remember that, in the years 2003-5, I remember several incidents of these same types of Democratic activists, none of whom were "famous enough" to trigger media response. Of these several, two jump to the front of my mind. In one, a Democratic activist/journalist was called to a secret meeting on the top floor of a building in whichthe top floor was deserted/under construction.

He ended up "falling" from a window from that top floor.

In another, a Democratic activist was murdered in DC in a mysterious "robbery attempt" in which the killers mysteriously didn't rob the victims of anything.

Now, there certainly could be other, less sinister explanations, such as Guy A committed suicide and wanted to be somewhere private where he could jump without fear of being stopped. Guy B could have been the victim of a tragic but unsuccessful robbery attempt that went astray so fast the criminals did not have a chance to steal, they killed the guy and had to get away before they had the chance.

However, can anyone look at what is happening in this country, the tactical echoes of totalitarians past, the sheer virulence and madness of the Bushie supporters and the criminality amorality of their leaders, and NOT at least have some suspicion that there is something more to this than meets the eye?

Could these have been "test runs" to check the ability of Bushies to carry these murders out and test the response of law enforcement (and how well the ground-level investigators could be suppressed and driven from any real investigation of these cases, if they were honest Americans instead of Loyal Bushies who, like the "anthrax investigators" at the FBI, who could be counted on to make sure the Bushie Perps never got caught?

I don't know, but it bears watching.