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In reply to the discussion: Michael Hastings Researching Jill Kelley Case Before Death - LATimes [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)97. Of course we don't know. What we do know now is that he was aware that he was being
spied on by the FBI and he was also working on a 'big story' that he felt made it necessary for him to go below the radar for a while.
Why would the FBI be spying on a journalist? Is that legal? Was HE in their opinion guilty of a crime which caused them to be interviewing his friends and colleagues? I would think that for the FBI to be that interested in a journalist, he would have to have done something very wrong.
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According to friends and family, who knew him, also colleagues, who also knew him, and btw not
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#39
His friends and family and colleagues have stated that he was very nervous and was concerned
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#42
So "physics" can tell the difference between a driver and an accelerator malfunction? n/t
mhatrw
Jun 2013
#91
Since I said nothing at all about how the accident may or may not have happened you might want to
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#58
If one is not alleging a conspiracy, one is not advancing a conspiracy theory.
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#59
Obama and Bush have admitted to smoking also. So what? Is there anyone in the country who
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#75
So now he was crazy and on medication? Could you provide something to back that up?
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#89
Of course we don't know. What we do know now is that he was aware that he was being
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#97
Point is sometimes the evil ones die young too, e.g. dead Andy Breitbart nt
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#103
thanks for the post. i can't stand conspiracy theories. i'm bringing this to facebook...
allin99
Jun 2013
#72
Yeah, this was a wacky gossipy story but hard to believe it had much gravitas
flamingdem
Jun 2013
#10
Those who approach life as if it were a Tom Clancy novel should be concerned.
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#13
Authoritarian states want people who advance loony-tunes conspiracy theories to get
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#32
You don't know much about how autos are programed and operated today i would presume
nolabels
Jun 2013
#82
And the police would have discovered evidence of remote control linkage to throttle body.
HooptieWagon
Jun 2013
#96
That is not my trade and i was answering the other poster who said it couldn't be done
nolabels
Jun 2013
#98
Knee Jerk Reflex to "wild conspiracy theories" whenever anything bad may be linked to gov
usGovOwesUs3Trillion
Jun 2013
#18
lots of wild, knee-jerk conspiracy theories being offered right in this thread.
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#23
These people would have rushed ahead of the Freepers to be the first to accuse Hillary of
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#26
"Lacking evidence, let's not rule out the possibility of a gigantic government conspiracy here!"
struggle4progress
Jun 2013
#27
Has the involvement of extra-terrestrials from the Crab Nebula been ruled out by
geek tragedy
Jun 2013
#35
Holy shizz! I didn't even know Halle Berry was dead! There's a well-orchestrated cover-up here!
struggle4progress
Jun 2013
#40
Jill Kelley lawsuit alleges lost business, social snubbing after Petraeus scandal
struggle4progress
Jun 2013
#21
Woman at center of Petraeus scandal, Jill Kelley sues government over breach of privacy
struggle4progress
Jun 2013
#22
+1. It's important not to jump to conclusions; but speculation is in order...
Smarmie Doofus
Jun 2013
#57
There won't be a rush to conclusion on this. There will be an investigation.
Zen Democrat
Jun 2013
#73