posted May 13, 2003 01:57 AM              

For instance, drug laws are very harsh meanwhile we got 20 politicians assoc. with the gov't scandal "who commited suicide"

posted May 18, 2003 02:04 PM            

Yeah and how about the search of Foster's briefcase in his White House office immediately following his "suicide" to search for a note, a suicide note that wasn't found by Bernie Nusbaum, Council to the President.? Three days later, Foster's briefcase was again searched and presto, a suicide note magically appears, a note clearing the Clinton's of all wrongdoing in the Whitewater fiasco and proclaiming what wonderful people the Clinton's are. They must have held a seance in the White House and called Foster back from the dead to write that note.

Of course, it's hard to deal with a mischievous suicider like Foster who drove his car to a park and must have decided to really screw up the investigation that was sure to follow. Seems like he either drove his car without an ignition key or hid it where it would never be found because it wasn't found. Neither was the bullet that killed Foster. In fact, a man stumbled on Foster's body in the park and swears there was no gun. While he trudged off to report the death, a gun magically appears too but since there's no bullet, no determination can be made as to whether it was the "suicide" gun.

It has been reported there was a long standing affair between Foster and Hillary. That alone would drive me to suicide or to the nearest mental health facility

jwhop

posted May 19, 2003 03:04 PM            

One could also wonder how Vince, who had just inhaled the barrel of a relvolver and pulled the trigger "could" wind up with his arms peacefully crossed on his chest.

I've always wondered about the gun too. The first reports I saw indicated it was a .44 caliber but the official report said it was a .38 Special. Quite a difference and hard to mistake.

Well, when Friends of Bill die under mysteriously circumstances, there's always a rush to call it suicide and ignore any and all evidence to the contrary.

posted May 21, 2003 11:49 AM              

Already...? There's been those three suicide bombings against Israel, is everyone going to give up already?

I am hoping, certainly not.... but who knows, eh?

posted May 22, 2003 12:18 PM              

I was glad to hear that France, Germany & Russia all agreed, we need solidarity in the West again.

But in Iraq... with these attacks on US soldiers, then US soldiers retaliate against militant civilians, then there's public outcry over the whole event...

SOUND FAMILIAR???

Sounds like Israel & it's occupied territories: West Bank & Gaza Strip...

I don't know how they are going to figure this one out... if US troops weren't in Iraq these militia groups could easily overthrow whatever regime is put in power

posted June 11, 2003 02:21 PM            

Another reason and possibly the strongest motive for suicide is that he cannot be prosecuted, nor can it be proven that the sale of his stock was in any way improper. I don't think the proceeds of the sale will be seized or forfeited. This means his family will retain the $35,000,000 in assets from the sale. The government would have an extremely difficult time proving a case against his estate and the money may not even be in the US at this point.

So, who and what does the government go after
in the case of Baxter. No one and probably nothing at all.
http://www.click2houston.com/hou/news/stories/news-149050820020531-140500.html