USSC Justice Scalia Dead at 79

[21st Century Man]

He didn't say there was a pillow over his nose and mouth.

Are you really going there?  Bed pillows are not small unless you go to some cheap motel.  If a pillow is over the head that includes the nose and mouth. He did not say that the pillow covered the top of the head.

[onan]

Nah, nothing to do with Obama.  What if you had found your 79 year old father dead with a pillow over his head?  Wouldn't you want an autopsy?

At 79 years of age, a smoker, obese, more than likely A few concomitant variations of metabolic syndrome, and a guess at apnea, no, I would not. If your supposition is he was suffocated, there would be many more signs than a pillow on his face. Suffocating someone with a pillow isn't a two minute job.

[21st Century Man]

All that is really needed is for Poindexter to clarify his remarks and explain why he and others did not think it was foul play. I'd be fine with that.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

1. I don't need to provide sources because it is all a matter of fact.  He disregards the separations of powers written in the Constitution using executive orders as de facto legislation to  circumvent Congress and give amnesty to illegals.  That is just one example of how he has pissed on the Constitution.

This is all common knowledge.

Actually, it's common knowledge that Obama has averaged fewer executive orders per year than every President since Grover Cleveland in his first term.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/every-presidents-executive-actions-in-one-chart/

[GravitySucks]

Actually, it's common knowledge that Obama has averaged fewer executive orders per year than every President since Grover Cleveland in his first term.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/every-presidents-executive-actions-in-one-chart/

Another case where numbers are just numbers. The scope of one executive order says the nothing about the scope of another. It is like counting the number of trees on an acre.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Another case where numbers are just numbers. The scope of one executive order says the nothing about the scope of another. It is like counting the number of trees on an acre.

I guess I should have brought my hair splitter.  The point is they all did it; even George Washington.

[21st Century Man]

At 79 years of age, a smoker, obese, more than likely A few concomitant variations of metabolic syndrome, and a guess at apnea, no, I would not. If your supposition is he was suffocated, there would be many more signs than a pillow on his face. Suffocating someone with a pillow isn't a two minute job.

I would not be an expert on that.  I do suppose that the bedsheets would be wrinkled but I wonder if there would be much of a struggle from an old man who was in a deep sleep.  Of course, the bedsheets could have been straightened out after the murder.

  I do think you are being disingenuous when you say you wouldn't want an autopsy if you found a pillow over your dead dad's head.

Do I think it was murder?  No, not really but there is a small chance that it could have been and as long as that small chance remains, the conspiracy theorists are going to have a field day.

[FearBoysWithBugs]

Are you really going there?  Bed pillows are not small unless you go to some cheap motel.  If a pillow is over the head that includes the nose and mouth. He did not say that the pillow covered the top of the head.

Yeah, I am really going to go there, because it is an essential element of being a conspiracy retard to take an ambiguous phrase and reduce it to a certain, conclusive meaning.  There is nothing that anyone has said which suggests foul play, including that statement.  To claim otherwise is paranoid asshattery at its finest.

[21st Century Man]

I guess I should have brought my hair splitter.  The point is they all did it; even George Washington.

They are only supposed to be used for administrative policies within the government.

[FearBoysWithBugs]

All that is really needed is for Poindexter to clarify his remarks and explain why he and others did not think it was foul play. I'd be fine with that.

Why, because some paranoid retards on the internet demand it?  And the track record is that such statements are NEVER believed and become grist for claims of a coverup.

Conspiracy retards don't matter.  And we should stick to that policy.

[Jackstar]

Conspiracy retards don't matter.  And we should stick to that policy.

You're an idiot with zero credibility.

[FearBoysWithBugs]

I would not be an expert on that.  I do suppose that the bedsheets would be wrinkled but I wonder if there would be much of a struggle from an old man who was in a deep sleep.  Of course, the bedsheets could have been straightened out after the murder.

This is exactly the kind of mindset I am talking about.  So the killer straightened out the bedsheets to avoid any suspicion of foul play, but left a pillow covering his face.  Just fuckin briliiant thinking.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

They are only supposed to be used for administrative policies within the government.

That went out the window years ago. I'm sure with a little bit of digging we could find examples of abuse by presidents of every party going back to the Whigs and Federalists. This really is a non-issue.

[FearBoysWithBugs]

You're an idiot with zero credibility.

You sound a bit shrill now, cupcake.  What's the matter, no game when you're suddenly not the lead gorilla?  You remind me of Tikhonov, unable to figure out that he should pull his fuckin goalie.

[Jackstar]

Another case where numbers are just numbers.

Further, that graph doesn't indicate how long the president was in office. Look at JFK, with a whopping 75--that was over three years.

And then, at the bottom: "CORRECTION (Nov. 21, 10:37 a.m.): A headline on an earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the chart showed every executive action by president, when in fact it shows every executive order." Oh well fancy that. Cui bono?

transparent shill

[Jackstar]

Suffocating someone with a pillow isn't a two minute job.

Sure, because a pillow has never been used to deliver a message in the entire course of human history.

Don't you think leaving the severed head of a horse would have been a little too obvious?

Hitmen are so sloppy these days.

Orders is orders, yo.

[21st Century Man]

This is exactly the kind of mindset I am talking about.  So the killer straightened out the bedsheets to avoid any suspicion of foul play, but left a pillow covering his face.  Just fuckin briliiant thinking.

Thank you.  LOL.  I suppose I did have a brain fart on that one.  To set the record straight, I am not generally a conspiracy theorist but sometimes I try to put myself in the head of a conspiracy theorist to test their theories.  Drudge sure is pushing the conspiracy angle though.

[Jackstar]

You sound a bit shrill now, cupcake.

lol. This is me being nice.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Has anyone checked the pillow for bite marks?  You never know what happens on the "down low" at these upscale "hunting retreats." Maybe he died while engaging in the kind of male bonding activities that seemed to obsess him, and that's why there hasn't been an autopsy.  Why not?  If we're going to go deep into the conspiracy weeds we might as well explore every possibility. Will Alex Jones dare to go there?

[albrecht]

Maybe Obama's minion was using the pillow as an ersatz silencer for the heart-attack gun? 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzDSnTv6A8o

[Jackstar]

What's the matter, no game when you're suddenly not the lead gorilla?

I'm sure my posting frequency appears sporadic to some fucktard who registered here a year ago just to post in the Falkie thread, but in reality, I simply don't want to write while driving.

You're done, Rolleyes. Eat shit.

[21st Century Man]

That went out the window years ago. I'm sure with a little bit of digging we could find examples of abuse by presidents of every party going back to the Whigs and Federalists. This really is a non-issue.

I'd have to dig up the history on that but I tend to agree with you.  However, Obama's  executive orders are unlike any in recent history considering the effects they would have on the country as a whole.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

In the Kenayn language, there is no word for straighten the bedsheets-only a word for straighten the bed. With this word, the pillow is placed at the center, top of the bed and the sheets are straightened. If someone had been given this command in Kenyan, this is how that command would be carried out.

I'm not saying there is a killer-but I ain't saying there ain't.

[Richard Groyper]

I'm sure my posting frequency appears sporadic to some fucktard who registered here a year ago just to post in the Falkie thread, but in reality, I simply don't want to write while driving.

You're done, Rolleyes. Eat shit.

Don't mind him folks; his parents just died. The alleged Scalia "hitman" must have smothered them, too. Sad.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

I'd have to dig up the history on that but I tend to agree with you.  However, Obama's  executive orders are unlike any in recent history considering the effects it would have on the country as a whole.

I think they're an abomination and should be abolished, but that's probably not going to happen. If you want to believe Obama is the worst violator of the practice, that's fine.

[Lt.Uhura]

At 79 years of age, a smoker, obese, more than likely A few concomitant variations of metabolic syndrome, and a guess at apnea, no, I would not.

Yes, the fact that he lived to nearly 80 years old with all those risk factors, is far more remarkable than him dying with a pillow on his head.  But people love to make up far-fetched shit--especially those whose feel his demise threatens their conservative belief system.  In the big picture, Scalia's death is symbolic of the passing of an era by rulers from the conservative right.

[albrecht]

In the Kenayn language, there is no word for straighten the bedsheets-only a word for straighten the bed. With this word, the pillow is placed at the center, top of the bed and the sheets are straightened. If someone had been given this command in Kenyan, this is how that command would be carried out.

I'm not saying there is a killer-but I ain't saying there ain't.

A valid point considering he likely would be using one of his many connections from the Mau Mau terrorism days. I wonder if that plane full of cash, and a dead body, in Zimbabwe was a part of his plan? Poor Obama, he can't even organize an old-fashioned assassination correctly! Pillows on heads, no autopsy planned by an 'insider' doctor, dead bodies and cash found on a stop-over in Harare (where likely Obama was going to get advice on how to be a better dictator from Mugabe,) etc.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/zimbabwe/12158043/Mystery-as-bloodied-body-found-on-cash-cargo-plane-refuelling-in-Zimbabwe.html

[21st Century Man]

I think they're an abomination and should be abolished, but that's probably not going to happen.

I also tend to agree with you there.  If not abolished, there should at least be a constitutional amendment setting strict limits to executive orders.

[Faustina]

Don't mind him folks; his parents just died. The alleged Scalia "hitman" must have smothered them, too. Sad.

*Both* his parents died at the same time?!  Heavy.

You do know Alex Jones is saying Obama had Scalia bumped off?  The pillow over his head is sort of a clue.

[Richard Groyper]

*Both* his parents died at the same time?!  Heavy.

You do know Alex Jones is saying Obama had Scalia bumped off?  The pillow over his head is sort of a clue.

Alex Jones, overreacting? Never! Faustina, would you care to look at my selection of fancy tap water? You know, for the coming pillow-ocalypse...

Just 3 easy payments!

Edit: But wait there's moar!