Brainwashing techniques have been shown to have the ability to make people kill and then not remember why they did it. I am not saying this is the case here but other assassinations in the past have had the hallmarks of possible brainwashing.
My position would be to rule nothing out.

I suppose there is the type of person who always dismisses conspiracy theory out of had and those who believe them all. I would just look at the facts as they are presented and keep an open mind.

Do we believe that David Kelly conveniently committed suicide? Or that the rather troublesome Princess Diana was in an unlucky accident?
The list of coincidences is rather long.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (20 Jun 2016 1.13pm)

David Kelly is suspicious as f**k. But the man also was under a lot of pressure, and probably being squeezed by a lot of people and facing losing his career. So suicide shouldn't be ruled out, but the timing makes it very suspect as does the convenience. If I was conspiring to murder someone publically, and get away with it, then that's definitely the way to go. Faked or controlled suicide.

Princess Diana died in a car crash. How troublesome was Diana, not really all that much. Its a very ineffective way to kill someone, unless you can manufacture something like driving off a cliff etc. You have too many variables - The Driver, Speed, Impact and witnesses, and then of course you have to not only sabotage the car, but also ensure that the sabotage is not discovered. And even then, if you can get the car into a high speed crash, you still don't ensure death.

Of course, you also have to remember that people die in car accidents every day. Occasionally this includes celebrities and famous people. Being a royal or celebrity doesn't make you immune to fatal car accidents. They're ordinary people subject to the same reality. The probability of a celebrity being in a car crash fatality isn't that much different I suspect than an ordinary persons. Just less common. In fact its quite possibly more likely, given the proliferation of sports cars among the rich and famous.

Nigel Farage: "What we are seeing here is the Prime Minister and the Remain Camp trying to conflate the actions of one crazed individual with the motives of half of Britain who think we should get back control of our borders and do it sensibly."

Made me chuckle.

Despite what people think of me, that I'm this, that, the other... My purpose of writing or copy pasting on here is purely to try and awaken people to alternate media sources and rather than just rely on mainstream media outlets.
The BBC is supposed to be impartial, but clearly they have a strong biased, prob due to government funding as does ch4. I'm unable to watch Sky news anymore as the prejudice is now just comical.
Lots going on in the world today, and no one likes to be ripped off, but I'm afraid if you just take what the mainstream say without looking into the story deeper yourself you are effectively playing into the system and ripping yourself off!.

Investigative journalists such as Donald McIntyre get under the skin of their story whereas news journalist regurgitates news wires that all stem from one or two sources. No one fact checks anymore. News feeds come into television stations via Reuters or AP feeds, accompanying the video are news wires that the channel subscribes to. Using the wires and the feed journalist sit either in the edit suit with a producer and editor to turn the story around quickly. They are NOT on the ground at the scene investigating like murder she wrote Jessica Fletcher. Yes reporters are sent to the scene but this is generally for live links or piece to cameras.
Alternative news such as Vice do go out and investigate without an agenda but tend to be very slow at getting the facts back as they small fry journos and unable to pay for exclusive footage like the large news organisations.

I would rather take the basics from mainstream, read up articles from the likes of Jullian Assage and Edward Snowden, Vice and so on then come to my own conclusion rather than be force feed bu11sh1t from BBC ITV CH4 SKY

Keith Allen's film 'Unlawful Killing' is worth watching if you haven't already seen it.

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