Attorney Who Filed DNC Fraud Case Found Dead

[Clementine]

No details on the cause, just a young man found dead.

Just the latest person who was found dead and has a connection to Hillary. Last week, a reporter who claimed to have damaging information on Hillary was found dead of an apparent suicide. That sure happens a lot to Clinton associates, especially those who could hurt them.

"Other mysterious deaths connected with the Clintons have been documented in many articles. There is an entire site dedicated to the topic and a word has been created for the odd phenomenon."

http://www.americasfreedomfighters.com/2016/08/04/major-attorney-dnc-fraud-dead/#


Snopes has no details, either, but verified that the guy is dead. A woman named Kim LaCapria works for Snopes. I don't quite trust Snopes since they tend to favor Dems with their assessments of things. Once Snopes chimes in, people think the matter is settled. I think the fact checkers need to be fact checked. I also found something interesting at the bottom of the Snopes page:

http://twitter.com/kimlacapria

"Kim LaCapria is a New York-based content manager and longtime snopes.com message board participant. Although she was investigated and found to be "probably false" by snopes.com in early 2002, Kim later began writing for the site due to an executive order unilaterally passed by President Obama during a secret, late-night session (without the approval of Congress). Click like and share if you think this is an egregious example of legislative overreach."


Interesting that right on the Snopes page is a statement like this saying that Kim LaCapria works for them by order of Obama. WTF? Anyone else think she is there to control information?

http://www.snopes.com/2016/08/04/dnc-lawsuit-process-server-shawn-lucas-has-died/

 

[BULLDOG]

You realize that isn't the real Snopes page, right?

 

[Gracie]

Hillary is really Frank Underwood in disguise.

 

[my2¢]

"due to an executive order unilaterally passed by President Obama during a secret, late-night session (without the approval of Congress)."​

I've heard of congressional late-night sessions but what in the heck is an executive branch secret, late-night session? Only mental image I can conjure up are the ones throughout the years I've held with my various dogs in the middle of the night where we raided the refrigerator.