Yeah Starviego, why don't you go and ask the relatives of Beverly Xxxxx, 47, of Omaha; Janet Xxxxxxxxx, 66, of Omaha; Gary Xxx, 56, of Omaha; Angie Xxxxxxx, 36, of Omaha; Diane Xxxxx, 53, of Omaha; Maggie Xxxx, 24, of Omaha, John Xxxxxxxx, 65, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Gary Xxxxxx, 48, of Lincoln, Neb. whether they are aware that their mother/father/brother/whatever was an innocent party and victim to a black-ops operation that was perpetrated by their own government in cahoots with other organisations known and unknown, with the purpose either of introducing stricter gun control legislation or derailing aspects of current US policy that certain quarters do not like, for example the situation vis-a-vis Iran or the current débâcle in Iraq or the CIA disclosures about lost and destroyed tapes.EP wrote:In Finland there is nothing strange in a suicide. Used to be an accepted way to go. Some 10-15 years ago a program was started to get the suicide statistics down, and it has been succesfull when adults are conserned: The statistics are now at the level of Belgium and Austria. BUT it has not been succesfull with teenagers.Strange "suicides" of young people
Anyway, asking about a tragedy like suicide is highly improper. Turning a knife in other people´s wounds.
Really, starviego, get a new hobby.
Or whether they were in fact government agents caught in a firefight?
I'm quite sure the relatives of these dead people in Nebraska are going to be interested to know that their loved ones died as a result of a smokescreen black-ops operation involving mind-control and clandestine groups... rather than by a kid whose chemicals went bad or whose wiring was shot...
But go ahead starviego. Knock yourself out. Call up those people's wives and husbands, tell THEM they are all part of the great conspiracy of the New World Order.
Just don't try telling us is all.
Thanks. Norad over and out.
