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There is a massive conspiracy and cover up going around Scalia,and no one in the major media sources is willing to talk about it, and that is a simple fact. People just don't want to face up to it. It's being blatantly ignored, and you people can stick your head in the sand all you want, but it should be discussed and brought to the broader national audience.
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His death? No, not talking about that ... you right wing kooks talking about assassination are morons. The actual cover up is no one talking about the fact that he was on an expensive vacation bankrolled by and with a businessman whom has a pending case before the court. But ignore the oligarchy's antics, and go on talking about tin-foil hat assassination conspiracies you loons.
Actually, the businessman had a case. It was declined by the court.
Ginsburg isn't an overweight, chain-smoking fat butt. Nor does she have his recent documented medical concerns. Nor does everyone die at the same time, but being 80+ is certainly a risk factor added to the many multiple other risk factors that Scalia had.
There is a lot to gain from his timely death and the circumstances around it are suspicious to say the least.
Many Conservative intellects are questioning why an autopsy wasn't immediately requested and people going up to the front runner of the republican nomination have raised questions.
So, was he killed? Discuss
Somehow, when referring to conspiracy theories, the word "intellect" is not the first word that comes to mind.
Also, why did you feel the need to start a second thread regarding this, when there's been one going now for several days? Afraid you'd get ignored in the shuffle?
If anyone can be said to have killed Scalia, it was himself - no one forced him to carry around all that extra weight or smoke. Although there is little he could have done to avoid being 79. So I guess it's a wash.
The family, specifically, his widow, did not request an autopsy
He was overweight.
He smoked.
He had a history of high BP.
He had a history of heart disease.
He saw his doctor twice during the week before his death.
He was deemed to weak for shoulder surgery.
He was almost 80.
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IF he was in that bad of shape; he should have been in the hospital; instead of a trip without his wife, I have my theory. Also, I think an autopsy was performed. If you have children, you want to know the cause of death. There might be something the wonderful doctors missed. He may have been having a little too much fun, for his "conditions."
Peace to the family.
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