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Kristin
4th February 2013, 02:40
Here's a weird one:

http://www.infowars.com/sniper-who-defamed-jesse-ventura-killed-in-texas/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Quoted from INFO WARS:
Decorated veteran and sniper Chris Kyle was killed at a firing range in Texas on Saturday. Kyle was named in a lawsuit by former Underwater Demolition Team 12 member and Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura. The legal action was taken after Kyle claimed he punched Ventura in a bar for insulting a dead U.S. soldier.

The story was included in Kyle’s book, American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History, and during a subsequent television interview on Fox News. Fox News is owned by the Fox Entertainment Group, a subsidiary of News Corporation. The publisher of Kyle’s memoir, William Morrow, is owned by the News Corporation.

Kyle allegedly made up the story about Ventura to promote his book. Ventura told the Alex Jones Show last January he believes the story was concocted for political reasons, most notably his support for Ron Paul and his criticism of the TSA.
In December, a federal judge refused to dismiss Ventura’s defamation lawsuit after Kyle’s lawyers argued his remarks are protected by the First Amendment. “His statements are not protected by the First Amendment if they were knowingly false and defamatory, as Ventura claims,” the judge wrote.

In November, 2011, a federal judge in Minnesota threw out a Ventura lawsuit against the TSA and the Department of Homeland Security for violating his right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizure. Federal Judge Susan Richard Nelson ruled that the court lacked jurisdiction in the case.

The Examiner:
As if the saga surrounding the high-profile, yet highly ignored, lawsuit between two former Navy SEALs couldn't get any crazier, Chris Kyle, regarded as one of the most prolific snipers in military history, facing a lawsuit by fellow former Navy SEAL Jesse Ventura for defamation in a best-selling autobiography about Kyle's career, was found dead Saturday at a Stephenville, Texas gun range.

Kyle and two other military veterans, Chad Littlefield, 35, and Eddie Ray Routh, 25, were said to have gone to the gun range as a trio around 3:15 Saturday afternoon, when at some point Routh turned the gun on the other two, leaving them for dead and speeding off in Kyle's black pickup truck.

Both Kyle and his friend's body weren't found until over an hour later, after the alleged killer went directly to his sister's house, according to initial AP reports, and immediately admitted what he had done, prompting the sister to call the police. Both men were ultimately pronounced dead at the scene.

Routh, of nearby Lancaster, TX, was arraigned early Superbowl Sunday on two counts of capital murder in the deaths of the two men at the shooting range, which stands about 50 miles southwest of Fort Worth, but no details were released as to how the arrest was made or if the alleged gunmen made any attempts to avoid being arrested.

Authorities handling the case have yet to say whether or not a motive for the killings had been determined, although the mainstream media has already attempted to set the tone by asking whether or not “PTSD, or related antidepressants,” may have played a role in the killer's actions. Those looking deeper into the story however will note the more likely link, directly tied to the lawsuit.


This story is also being carried by CBC here in Canada. Things are indeed strange.

From the Heart,
Kristin

Hip Hipnotist
4th February 2013, 03:07
"Live by the sword, die by the sword."

or in this case 'bullet'.

Karma's a bitch sometimes, Kyle.

Tesseract
4th February 2013, 03:21
Good riddance

Hip Hipnotist
4th February 2013, 03:35
"Good riddance"

I wouldn't take it quite that far, Tesseract, however claiming to be "The most prolific sniper in American history" is not a book I'd be proud to write.

Nor is this a photo I'd proudly display in my den...


http://i48.tinypic.com/33mtoad.jpg



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/most-lethal-sniper-in-us-history-chris-kyle-shot-dead-on-texas-gun-range-8478695.html

sigma6
4th February 2013, 03:50
Kristen, super fascinating....

but I don't get this part...

Those looking deeper into the story however will note the more likely link, directly tied to the lawsuit.

How would that be a motive for this guy to shoot them? If someone can provide more context, I would like to just understand the angle there...
thanks...


btw... I would like to hear what that blowheart on Fox is saying now, after all that gloating over this guy making up that BS about Jesse Ventura.... he was just pissed cause Jesse called him out and made him look like the "suck up" that he was... I can't stand that guy!

mgray
4th February 2013, 04:11
Who thought gun shooting at a range was good therapy for marine veterans with PTSD?

ghostrider
4th February 2013, 04:37
"Good riddance"

I wouldn't take it quite that far, Tesseract, however claiming to be "The most prolific sniper in American history" is not a book I'd be proud to write.

Nor is this a photo I'd proudly display in my den...


http://i48.tinypic.com/33mtoad.jpg



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/most-lethal-sniper-in-us-history-chris-kyle-shot-dead-on-texas-gun-range-8478695.html

killing people from a long distance , a pawn in a chess game... hard to top the JFK shooting , one man , one bullet making six holes on a moving target with a bolt action rifle in five seconds ... top that...

sigma6
4th February 2013, 11:56
Kristen, super fascinating....

but I don't get this part...

Those looking deeper into the story however will note the more likely link, directly tied to the lawsuit.

How would that be a motive for this guy to shoot them? If someone can provide more context, I would like to just understand the angle there...
thanks...


btw... I would like to hear what that blowheart on Fox is saying now, after all that gloating over this guy making up that BS about Jesse Ventura.... he was just pissed cause Jesse called him out and made him look like the "suck up" that he was... I can't stand that guy!

What's the tie in with the lawsuit!? how can this guy have killed in relation to that? what would be the connection or motive...? jealousy? did he have interest in it? would he have been programmed into anything?

spiritguide
4th February 2013, 12:40
The SSG makes them and then breaks them. Message here is be careful in who's sandbox you play in, for the game is not what you might think it is. IMHO

GoodETxSG
4th February 2013, 14:40
The SSG makes them and then breaks them. Message here is be careful in who's sandbox you play in, for the game is not what you might think it is. IMHO

Ding Ding Ding, give the man a prize! You nailed it right on the head... IMHO.

As one from a Career Navy family (Mostly, I went Army C4I which I still catch guff for) I know first hand what some of these operators (GF was one of the first UDT's to become SEAL) have to live with (It is not easy, a part of them die's with each squeeze of the trigger)...

The ones with PTSD are broken (I suffer from S-PTSD myself) BUT show they at least have a conscience as opposed to some I have met that are totally disconnected from any feelings from killing people... If you have witnessed it you will agree it is a VERY Sociopath type of disconnect.

Those are the ones recruited into Halliburton's private military. One of my favorite relatives came back from being a UDT/SEAL, was a different person... Zombie Like. Then went to work for one of the private military companies and poof... we have not heard from him in over 6 years (Not even his mother). These people are worth their weight in Gold because of their training and experience.

This death could just be one of those things but I put my money on it being related to something all together different and possibly classified or related in some way.
As always IMHO...

FYI, Yes being a SNIPER is pretty COLD... takes a certain personality to begin with.

What goes on in the mind of a sniper?;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16544490

What about those who fly and fire (Like cowards in a safe room) DRONES that take out entire families? These Drone Pilots are being churned out like crazy, more are being trained than are needed for over sea conflicts. Do you wonder why we need so many? Keep your eye's on the sky people... here in the good ole "USNDDA"!

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Tangri
4th February 2013, 15:47
"Good riddance"

I wouldn't take it quite that far, Tesseract, however claiming to be "The most prolific sniper in American history" is not a book I'd be proud to write.

Nor is this a photo I'd proudly display in my den...


http://i48.tinypic.com/33mtoad.jpg



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/most-lethal-sniper-in-us-history-chris-kyle-shot-dead-on-texas-gun-range-8478695.html

Proud of killing 160 human beings and write book about it huh?

A horse crossed the street and defecated middle of it. A sparrow bird lands near and starts to eat it.
After finishing his lunch he begins to his happy singing, A ford mustang with her full speed crash the sparrow bird.

Lesson from the story;

If you eat some s..t , at least don't talk about it.

bogeyman
4th February 2013, 16:13
The mental well being of any combat soliders is going to vary according to their experiences, family up bringing and how close a bond they have to their fellow soliders. Wars are always going to cause mental health problems, after the horrors they have to endure during combat. You cannot have an acdemic war, people are complex creatures, each with their own views, families etc. And any war has consequences long after the war itself is over.

Kristin
4th February 2013, 20:35
Kristen, super fascinating....

but I don't get this part...

Those looking deeper into the story however will note the more likely link, directly tied to the lawsuit.

How would that be a motive for this guy to shoot them? If someone can provide more context, I would like to just understand the angle there...
thanks...


btw... I would like to hear what that blowheart on Fox is saying now, after all that gloating over this guy making up that BS about Jesse Ventura.... he was just pissed cause Jesse called him out and made him look like the "suck up" that he was... I can't stand that guy!

What's the tie in with the lawsuit!? how can this guy have killed in relation to that? what would be the connection or motive...? jealousy? did he have interest in it? would he have been programmed into anything?

I'm not sure what the tie in is Sig, I'm actually of the notion that the MSM intends to use this story to not only once again vilify gun ownership, but also they are already using it to prop up Kyle as a true patriot and a war hero. I do not feel he is either, as he lied about Ventura to gain publicity. But people are a mixed bag. What I really find interesting is that Ventura has been talking about running for US president. Since he made the announcement, (and also asked if Howard Stern would like to run as VP) I've noticed that strange things have been happening to people Ventura has associated with, including the debacle with Alex Jones. This could be a strange way to try to discredit Ventura in a negative way... ie, "Ventura sued war hero who dies in tragic gun related accident." There may be more to this then meets the eye.

However, "live by the sword, die by the sword" may also be what this is cracked up to be as Hip Hipno stated.

The line at the end was still in the quote from "The Examiner" which is a Denver paper I believe. It was the least slanted article. Now did that mean that some Seals got angry at the guy and he was taken out? Did that mean that there was nefarious work on Jessie's part (I doubt it, highly doubt it), or did that mean that there was a connection that we are not privy too... that this was done to create questionable occurrences around Ventura so that he would not have a following? I have no idea, but I feel this bears watching.

Personally, I have a very high regard for Ventura and I admire his spunk. I wish he would run for US President. I'd love to see him in debate.

From the Heart,
Kristin

Ba-ba-Ra
4th February 2013, 22:50
The movie "In The Valley of Elah" deals with this subject. A must see - it is with Tommie Lee Jones.

We have to understand what we are creating when we sent people to war.

Tangri
5th February 2013, 05:30
The movie "In The Valley of Elah" deals with this subject. A must see - it is with Tommie Lee Jones.

We have to understand what we are creating when we sent people to war.

They understand and call it collateral damage

Ba-ba-Ra
5th February 2013, 21:27
The movie "In The Valley of Elah" deals with this subject. A must see - it is with Tommie Lee Jones.

We have to understand what we are creating when we sent people to war.

They understand and call it collateral damage


"They" understand and always have. It's the "We" that have to refuse to go instead of acting as if it's a great patriotic duty - or we're defending our country or any of the other concocted reasons they make up to get us to march off.

Tesla_WTC_Solution
5th February 2013, 22:18
I think this death qualifies as a "false flag near the super bowl", eh?

Some of you were expecting something bad.

Last year we had celebrity deaths at the super bowl too.
Whitney Houston and Jasmin de Grazia...

Hervé
7th February 2013, 06:31
[...]

The line at the end was still in the quote from "The Examiner" which is a Denver paper I believe. It was the least slanted article. Now did that mean that some Seals got angry at the guy and he was taken out? Did that mean that there was nefarious work on Jessie's part (I doubt it, highly doubt it), or did that mean that there was a connection that we are not privy too... that this was done to create questionable occurrences around Ventura so that he would not have a following? I have no idea, but I feel this bears watching.

Personally, I have a very high regard for Ventura and I admire his spunk. I wish he would run for US President. I'd love to see him in debate.
From the Heart,
Kristin

This might be the connection: an overall threat to any veteran under a generality to target specific individuals... a warning salvo of some sort:

EXCLUSIVE: Texas military units received warning before Navy SEAL was killed
http://www.thedailysheeple.com/exclusive-texas-military-units-received-warning-before-navy-seal-was-killed_022013
Jack Blood, DeadlineLive.info (http://deadlinelive.info/) February 5th, 2013; Reader Views: 6,073

After Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was shot last Saturday, DeadlineLive.info (http://deadlinelive.info/) contacted sources in the Texas military and found out that many units statewide were warned about a possible shooting. Members of the Texas National Guard, State Guard, Air National Guard and regular U.S. Army received security briefings related to possible upcoming shootings or other attacks against active duty members, reservists or veterans.

The security briefings took place just weeks, or even a few days before the shooting in certain military installations. Some troops were briefed last Saturday, the same day Kyle was shot. “You are all targets,” said one senior enlisted member from the guard to his troops during a briefing. “Be alert and take a look at your surroundings. As long as you’re wearing the uniform, you may be targeted by some bad people,” he said.

These recent briefings provided the troops with information on how to avoid being shot or kidnapped. Officers and senior enlisted are recommending that the troops close their Facebook accounts and other social media outlets. Texas military units are on high alert and are recommending the troops to keep a low digital footprint and to avoid wearing the uniform in public as much as possible.

The troops were also ordered to refrain from engaging in political discussions, especially about the second amendment. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was a known pro-gun advocate. Recently, a group of Army Green Berets also published a letter in support of the constitution and the second amendment in particular.

Although the briefings did not specify any particular threat, the troops were told to be on high alert against shooters, kidnappers, or other attackers. Despite the current security risks facing the military, the Texas National Guard and State Guard troops have recently been ordered to stop carrying concealed weapons while wearing the uniform. They were also instructed to remove any photos of them carrying a weapon in uniform from the internet.


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Because there was a prior warning of the likely probability of such an occurrence, that means it was planned in advance and that some people are in the loop of this planning!


This ties in with the subject of tis thread: Confirmed -- Forums under attack from 23 Jan 2013 (DHS Insider source) (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?55370-Confirmed-Forums-under-attack-from-23-Jan-2013--DHS-Insider-source-)


GoodeTXSG, any confirmations?