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The Philadelphia Inquirer
Posted on Wed, Jan. 5, 2011

Man found in landfill tied to arson attempt
Source: John P. Wheeler 3d planted incendiary devices at a neighbor's home in Del. days before his disappearance.

By John Shiffman and Kathleen Brady Shea
Inquirer Staff Writers



The Cherry Island Landfill in Wilmington, where the body of John P. Wheeler 3d was found Friday. Police searched there again Tuesday. The landfill employs spotters to be on the lookout for anything suspicious. CHARLES FOX / Staff Photographer[/list]

Police in Delaware have discovered evidence that a former Pentagon aide may have been involved in an attempted arson days before his murder, a law enforcement source has told The Inquirer.

Police found evidence linking John Parsons Wheeler 3d to devices planted at the New Castle home of a neighbor with whom he had been feuding, said the source, who is close to the investigation. The feud was over the size of the neighbor's house, which was under construction in the city's historic district.

The source emphasized that the evidence does not shed light on the murder itself, but it has helped detectives understand Wheeler's state of mind before he disappeared.

Wheeler was found dead in a landfill on Friday, and the police have trying to retrace his movements between Dec. 28 and then.

On Tuesday, police said a witness had come forward to say that Wheeler had been spotted alive in downtown Wilmington on Thursday afternoon. That is less than 24 hours before his body was found in a Wilmington landfill in refuse that came from trash bins in one of 10 possible locations in Newark, Del.

The case has drawn national attention - Newark police received roughly 70 media calls Tuesday - because Wheeler, 66, lived such a distinguished public life.

A Vietnam veteran who became a driving force behind the controversial memorial on the National Mall, Wheeler worked on nuclear, chemical, and cyber issues at the Pentagon. He was the first chief executive officer of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a secretary of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a tireless advocate for veterans.

Wheeler left his office outside Washington on Dec. 28. His body was found in Wilmington on Friday. He was scheduled to take a Amtrak train from Washington to Wilmington on Thursday.

Detectives were able to verify that Wheeler had been seen Thursday near 10th and Orange Streets - close to the Hotel du Pont - but a police spokesman declined to say how this was confirmed. An executive at the nearby DuPont Corp. headquarters, which employs outdoor surveillance cameras, said that the company had "cooperated" with the police but declined to elaborate.

Police say they have no suspects and have released few details about the slaying - in part because they themselves have so many unanswered questions, including where the killing took place.

"We're still trying to [find] the crime scene," said Newark police spokesman Mark A. Farrall. "We're working a lot of leads."

Farrall has said that Wheeler died shortly before his body was discovered Friday, but has not described how Wheeler died - whether, for example, his death was caused by gunshot, bludgeoning, or some other violent act.

An official cause of death will not be released until "toxicology reports and other forensic studies" are completed, said Carl Kanefsky, a spokesman for the medical examiner.

"It's quite a mystery, and the length of time it's taking to solve it makes it more intriguing," said Bayard Marin, a lawyer who represented Wheeler in a dispute over a neighbor's plans to build a large house in New Castle's historic district.

The Wheelers tried to halt those plans in court, contending the house was too big for the neighborhood.

The incendiary devices were placed at the neighbor's home last week, police said, days before Wheeler returned from his part-time consulting job for the defense contractor Mitre Corp., located in McLean, Va., outside Washington.

Marin said he did not know if the devices or Wheeler's death had any connection to the building dispute, but he said tempers in the court case never rose to acrimonious levels.

Marin said he was interviewed by police Tuesday for 45 minutes, but he would not say what detectives asked. "I guess they are just gathering all the miscellaneous facts and hoping to tie them together to find something they can make of it," he said.

Meanwhile, in Manhattan, police on Tuesday searched the condominium that Wheeler and his wife had shared in a brick building on 124th Street for at least three years, the Associated Press reported.

Wheeler's widow, Katherine Klyce, who operates an international textile company with ties to New York and Cambodia, is unavailable for comment, according to a family statement.

The FBI on Tuesday offered "technical assistance" to the police, said FBI spokesman Rich Wolf. He declined to elaborate, but in FBI parlance, the term "technical assistance" typically refers to forensic assistance. It does not mean the FBI is conducting a full investigation.

In Delaware, authorities returned to the Cherry Island Landfill on Tuesday but kept reporters at bay.

Farrall, the police spokesman, said only, "We're looking for anything that might be of evidentiary value."

Sanitation crews used an alternative site at Cherry Island on Tuesday, so that police could comb the area where the body was found without interruption, said F. Michael Parkowski, a spokesman for the Delaware Solid Waste Authority.

Parkowski said it was not surprising that workers had discovered Wheeler's body in time to retrieve it from the landfill. He said truck drivers as well as workers known as "spotters" are trained to watch garbage for suspicious items as it is dumped at the site.

The defense contractor that had employed Wheeler part time since 2009 issued a short statement Tuesday. "At this time our thoughts are with his family," Mitre said.

The statement said Wheeler's work for Mitre consisted of "providing part-time support to outreach activities aimed at promoting discussions among government, industry, and academia on cyber defense topics." Company spokeswoman Jennifer J. Sherman declined to further explain his duties.

The cause of Wheeler's death - if it has been determined - is likely driving the focus of the investigation, said Michael Carbonell, a former FBI agent who supervised the agency's violent-crime squad in Philadelphia.

"If he died by blunt-force trauma or was shot, it tells us it was probably a random street crime, but if he's strangled, that's different," said Carbonell, who emphasized that he was merely speculating on the basis of his decades with the FBI.

The biggest publicly known clue, Carbonell said, is that the killer or killers apparently tried to hide Wheeler's corpse by placing it in a trash bin.

"Guys who rob and shoot a guy do that and run," Carbonell said. "Somebody went to some extra effort to dispose of the body."

Contact staff writer John Shiffman at 301-320-6655 or jshiffman@phillynews.com.


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Comments left for the above article, "Man found in landfill tied to arson attempt" (by John Shiffman and Kathleen Brady Shea; Jan. 5, 2011; The Philadelphia Inquirer), #s 1-20:


Posted 5:43 AM, 01/05/2011
That must have been one heck of view that was being blocked...
— TomTheCork[/list]
Posted 11:42 AM, 01/05/2011
This comment has been deleted.
— Bob L.9[/list]
Posted 1:17 PM, 01/05/2011
Hey BOB L.9

do you really think linking to your crazy, wacko conspiracy site a 1000 times is going to make it more believable?
— Coffeebreak[/list][/list]
Posted 6:02 AM, 01/05/2011
His state of mind was quite distraught. It was like he was getting an unwanted divorce from that view. Estranged spouses often go through a murderous mental period.
— iluvsativa[/list]
Posted 6:10 AM, 01/05/2011
conspiracy. it is difficult to believe a man of this character would chuck it all for a dispute with a neighbor.
— Miss M[/list]
Posted 6:24 AM, 01/05/2011
sounds fishy to me
— your_mom_says_hi![/list]
Posted 6:31 AM, 01/05/2011
what so special about downtown new castle? had a friend whose parents lived there years ago and they were always involved in disputes with neighbors over their property, house renovations, all minor tiny BS. amazing how these wierdos will fight for their little slice of heaven.
— belocki[/list]
Posted 6:35 AM, 01/05/2011
Well, now we know why he was seen wearing only one shoe. Sounds like he was mugged. Don't know why he did not call the police.
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 6:38 AM, 01/05/2011
A man of character? This is a person who, we read yesterday, subscribed to the "war is good business" school, whose dean is the indescribable Dick Cheney. Not a sign of character in my book. Don't buy the public adulation until you've seen the private man.
— Dave Clemens[/list]
Posted 6:42 AM, 01/05/2011
"If he died by blunt-force trauma or was shot, it tells us it was probably a random street crime" - huh? A "random" street crime of a former aide to a president, currently a defense contractor consultant, connections to the pentagon and other high-ranking government offices and he's the victim of a random street crime if he was shot or beaten? When's the last time a "random" street crime included disposing the body in a landfill and being so good about hiding evidence that the FBI offers up forensic assistance?
— poger67[/list]
Posted 6:51 AM, 01/05/2011
No one saw him on the train to Wilmington? In the train station? Did he carry anything in his briefcase that was important? Pentagon secrets?
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 7:03 AM, 01/05/2011
Am I the only one that thinks it odd this man did not contact police after being assaulted? He was more interested in finding his car? Nobody saw him on the train?
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 12:08 PM, 01/05/2011
Anything or anyone so high and mighty sometimes thinks they are gods. Politicians or their covorts especially..they all start thinking they are above the law! Shame he was propably a wolf in sheeps clothing.
— Phillygrlatheart[/list]
Posted 9:59 AM, 01/06/2011
Wow, Phillygrl, you've cracked the case! He must have thought he was a god, but he was, in fact a wolf in sheep's clothing. Someone should fill in the authorities on this one.
— seconnol[/list][/list]
Posted 7:22 AM, 01/05/2011
— Miss M.: a man of character? He worked for Bush. Guess if you can waterboard, you can plant bombs too.
— former Mt.Airy Kid[/list]
Posted 7:35 AM, 01/05/2011
This was a professional hit. Period. We'll never know why.
— The Monk[/list]
Posted 7:42 AM, 01/05/2011
i don't know, something is just not right here. he may have been a "prominent" man, but certainly not one of character. let's not gloss over the fact that he was willing to blow up his neighbor's home. i'm sure many more of his misdeeds will be coming to light as this story unfolds.
— meshybell[/list]
Posted 7:43 AM, 01/05/2011
Appears there were two crimes committed at different times. The mugging. The murder that happened later. Sounds like the victim wanted to avoid talking to police. Why? Why?
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 7:45 AM, 01/05/2011
Sounds like he was messing with the wrong "family"......
— Mark1npt[/list]
Posted 8:09 AM, 01/05/2011
Was the victim drunk? Why did he forget where he parked his car after arriving on the train in Wilmington? Is this not strange behavior for a prominent person?
— PurpleHaze70[/list]


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Comments left for the above article, "Man found in landfill tied to arson attempt" (by John Shiffman and Kathleen Brady Shea; Jan. 5, 2011; The Philadelphia Inquirer), #s 21-40:


Posted 8:09 AM, 01/05/2011
This BS sounds as bad as the single bullet theory! Who wrote the report Arlene Spector? People with his connections get knocked off because they know to much! They get sent to the landfill for a reason! This is how they deal with whistle blowers! You will never know the truth!
— edith bunker[/list]
Posted 8:10 AM, 01/05/2011
Sounds to me like the incendiary devices in the neighbors home is a frame up. When the hired hitman botched the disposal so that he didn't just disappear, the next step is a character assassination, to make it look like his end was the logical conclusion of a wayward lifestyle.
— Mirror[/list]
Posted 8:20 AM, 01/05/2011
It's really sad that left wing Demokooks (like "Dave Clemens", "Mt Airy Kid", et al) are still clinging to their BushHate and post their hateful vitriol about an accomplished man who gave great service to his country and citizens (Viet Nam memorial, MADD, etc.). They still suffer from BDS (Bush Derangement Syndrome). It shows you where their priorities are - BushHate above all else. So pathetic.
— Obama Remorse[/list]
Posted 3:09 PM, 01/05/2011
These sage words of advice brought to you by a rw deepthinker with the un - Obama Remorse. Pls protect and defend that last functioning brain cell you have left.
— Malachy[/list][/list]
Posted 8:29 AM, 01/05/2011
this story just keeps getting more bizzare...
— dexter55[/list]
Posted 8:35 AM, 01/05/2011
They usually go the "suicide" route when they want to take someone out. This one seems messy.
— jkt[/list]
Posted 8:55 AM, 01/05/2011
Fitting for a guy who spent his life contributing nothing but death and destruction to the world. Witness the type of men that make up our "military". No wonder we're getting these kind of results for the money from our vaunted men in uniform. Organized rabble is all.
— CiceroSpuriousDeodatus[/list]
Posted 1:52 PM, 01/07/2011
Have some respect. John Wheeler was just brutally murdered and his family and friends are grieving over their tragic loss. It is disheartening and a genuine waste of taxpayers' hard-earned dollars for our military to protect idiots like you.
— Jon222[/list][/list]
Posted 8:58 AM, 01/05/2011
Any more conspircy theories? This case will keep the nutcases active for a while.
— DonQ[/list]
Posted 9:10 AM, 01/05/2011
Was there a bar car on Wheeler's train?
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 9:34 AM, 01/05/2011
What was Wheeler doing hanging around Wilmington for two days after he arrived by train from DC? No cell phone calls made during the period in question? Lots of unknowns in this case.
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 9:36 AM, 01/05/2011
I'm always skeptical when "a source" is quoted without being named or validated. If incendiary devices were planted at the neighbors home site, as mentioned, why weren't they activated? Too many loose ends in this article.
— dogman5[/list]
Posted 9:39 AM, 01/05/2011
I CALLED IT !!! NOW ITS DEFINTELY A CIA BLACK OP !! THIS IS HOW THEY WORK..THROUGH FEAR AN SMEAR OF A DEAD MAN WHO WAS MURDERED CAUSE HE HAD DIRTY ON A HIGHER UP..

SO NOW THE PUBLICS SAYING TO THEMSELVES,OH HES A BAD GUY HE WAS INVOLVED IN SOME ARSON ATTEMPT ?? THE CIA,SOME OF THEM MAKE PHILLY P.D 25TH DISTRICT COPS LOOK LIKE CHOIR BOYS..THAT MEANS THERE CORRUPT ON AN UNIMAGINABLE SCALE !!!

HE PROBABLY MESSED WITH THE WRONG SKULL N BONESMEN..UNBELIEVABLE..THEY PROBABLY THOUGHT HED BE FOUND ON CHRISTMAS TOO WHEN NO ONE WOULD BE PAYING ATTENTION..ITS JUST A BLACK OP GONE AWRY !!
— Jax teller[/list]
Posted 9:46 AM, 01/05/2011
It's can't possibly be a professional hit. His body would've never been found as in the case of Imbo & Petrone who disappeared 5yrs ago in Philadelphia.
— PhilMar[/list]
Posted 9:49 AM, 01/05/2011
This can't possibly be a professional hit because his body would've never been found. We all recall the Imbo & Petrone case, who went missing without a trace and last seen in Philly 5yrs ago.
— PhilMar[/list]
Posted 9:49 AM, 01/05/2011
Too many missing pieces to this puzzle. Is there some dark secret in his past that someone wanted never to see the light of day? Afterall, he apparently was an associate of Darth Vader Cheyney. This is a future Forensic Files episode.
— kd45music[/list]
Posted 9:58 AM, 01/05/2011
Bizarre and tragic it is. There are probably alot more unflattering details yet to emerge about this case. Mayhaps he got in the dumpster on his own for some reason.
— Tkat[/list]
Posted 10:11 AM, 01/05/2011
Wheeler was either drunk, suffering from head injuries or dementia, or tripping on LSD when speaking to known eye witnesses.
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 10:33 AM, 01/05/2011
I don't believe in coincidences. The murder is definitely connected to the attempted arson. But, yes, maybe the arson was a frame job - but still connected. The police should be able to check his cell phone and get a lot more info.
— phillyguy36[/list]
Posted 10:41 AM, 01/05/2011
I think it was colonel Mustard, with a candlestick, in the ballroom.
— Owatagoofiam[/list]


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Comments left for the above article, "Man found in landfill tied to arson attempt" (by John Shiffman and Kathleen Brady Shea; Jan. 5, 2011; The Philadelphia Inquirer), #s 41-60:


Posted 10:43 AM, 01/05/2011
He was found in a landfill; does this make him 'white trash?'
— The Curmudgeon[/list]
Posted 11:02 AM, 01/05/2011
So Wheeler was last seen in Wilmington but ended up in a Newark trash dumpster? This is no simple case.
— PurpleHaze70[/list]
Posted 11:13 AM, 01/05/2011
Sounds like a hit. This guy did alot of great things in his life and I'm thankful for his service, hopefully they find the truth about his death.
— 5 Finger Death Punch[/list]
Posted 11:22 AM, 01/05/2011
Cover up story ... nothing to see here ... move on.

http://911essentials.com
— Aunt Bee[/list]
Posted 11:33 AM, 01/05/2011
He got whacked !!
— MoBayYankee[/list]
Posted 11:53 AM, 01/05/2011
Anybody else click on the link hoping it was Chris Wheeler?
— Vote for Dickie[/list]
Posted 12:13 PM, 01/05/2011
It honestly sounds like he was drugged first. The security guards who saw him last said he was behaving as though drunk, but didn't smell of alcohol. He was speaking incoherently, claimed he'd been robbed, but refused the help of police being called, yet was unable to get to a safe place for himself. It's incomprehensible that the guards didn't call 911. People, if you see someone vulnerable, unable to manage, in the street, call 911. Let them deal with it as they see fit. Just make the call. Apparently this guy's assassin was waiting for him to wander far enough away to finish the job. I say this is the work of a foreign power. This guy was obviously working on critical programs. What was he working on with Mitre? We assassinated Iran's chief Nuke scientists, so it's likely they are coming after us. We're at war right now, people seem to forget.
— CleanupPhilly[/list]
Posted 12:16 PM, 01/05/2011
Kids, all of these anti-US comments need to focus a bit on what the stuff is that the enemy does. Seems like that really bad conduct gets a pass from the lefties. Why is that?
— CleanupPhilly[/list]
Posted 12:20 PM, 01/05/2011
If you think waterboarding is just awful, how about living in Iran for a bit, or Pakistan and Afghanistan? The press needs to do a better job of what is going on over there. Women getting stoned to death, ears and noses cut off, political prisoners who no one knows if they are dead or alive, daily horrific violence. Think hard about who you want to win this war.
— CleanupPhilly[/list]
Posted 1:53 PM, 01/05/2011
The man appeared somewhat out of it on the video. Looks like he needed help. Perhaps he had a stroke, a bleed on the brain, or problems related to medications. Maybe he fell and whacked his head or somebody clocked him. Maybe he had some heavy psycheological demons that finally slipped the leash. It could explain the devices at the house across the street, the tv blaring, and the dumpster.
— Tkat[/list]
Posted 4:37 PM, 01/05/2011
Wow-you would think that all these government agencies that he worked for would have seen that he was so mentally unstable that he would burn down your house for ruining his view.
I call BS on this story-if you like the smell-swallow it.
— oakster[/list]
Posted 7:33 PM, 01/05/2011
It's all a cover-up then I suppose. Silly me. Gotta get me organicized.
— Tkat[/list][/list]
Posted 5:25 PM, 01/05/2011
Has marijuana been legalized? Certainly seems that way with all these comments being bantered about. More plots and sub-plots than a Tom Clancy novel.
— junethe4th[/list]
Posted 7:06 PM, 01/05/2011
MADD is not a service to our nation. It is the successor to the Women's Temperance Movement of Carrie Nation that led to Prohibition. W.C. Fields was right: "Never trust a man who doesn't drink." For example, George W. Bush and Usama bin Ladin are both non-drinkers. That pretty much says it all.
— David San Diego[/list]
Posted 7:09 PM, 01/05/2011
Wait, so a Republican was found to be angry, vindictive and clearly insane? Where's the news here?
— delatopia[/list]
Posted 8:00 PM, 01/05/2011
Have any if you heard about all the dead birds and dead fish in multiple states? This guy was going to blow the whistle on something big, and was killed............how is that for a conspiracy theory? This man was a war hero, and a Honorable man.........you asses trying to tear him down becaus eyou hate Cheney and Bush are dispicable and should be ashamed
— Madgeowens[/list]
Posted 8:38 PM, 01/05/2011
Can someone explain how Wheeler could have planted inceniery devices at the neighbor's home site if he was in DC working? People that have long known Wheeler, some of them military generals, are calling for an FBI investigation. I don't think he climbed into the dumpster on his own. It will be interesting to see if Eric Holder blocks any in-depth investigation!
— MaggieLyn[/list]
Posted 9:12 PM, 01/05/2011
Yes the smear will continue in this puzzle, and even villification..and I hope we learn some more on the this man who I hear also help in development of our shields agains cyber attack defense system. and especially from those cameras that were all over the place all along the route traveled by the garbage crew.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20110105/D9KI6GE00.html
People are not stupid..This headline as no basis against this man.
and imo again..People can see through the smokecreen.This story will not go away quietly in the night as some want it too.
I h
— SysConfig[/list]
Posted 9:29 PM, 01/05/2011
I guess this case just isn't important enough for the FBI.Now if Wheeler was a video pirate or was selling fake Gucci loafers at the flea market they could get interested.Its a shame he didn't die in Ft.Marcy Park,then the Park Police could investigate.
Nope,nothing suspicious here-go back to sleep.
— oakster[/list]
Posted 10:30 PM, 01/05/2011
This is the biggest news here in Delaware since Christine O'Donnell proved she didn't understand the 1st Amendment.
— orange rhino[/list]


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Posted 2:34 AM, 01/06/2011
You raise very interesting point.People in high places have better means available to them than commit arson in the middle of a legal dispute, and draw attention to themselves, especially Wheeler. Arson is a favorite ceative financing method to raise capital. If anything This ould destroy Wheelers opportunity to stop the project and gain sympathy for the builders, so their attempted proposition is absurd, I found it peculiar also why would on this same page, on top five picks the stroruy is place immediately above ex fir fighter arrested. LoL.This seems such a travesty, though unintentional I am sure. We should not let ourselves be led by the nose like this. But the more fantastic the better for public consumption. Thus he was so distraught, he gave himself a head trauma,in a state of drug like shock properly parked his vehicle, only later to stumble into a garbage can, careful in perhaps in one last lucid moment,(being the meticulous type I assume),to take off Police type lab gloves behind as if one last farewell to us..
Follow the money or Cherche la femme..but this is no random act.
— SysConfig[/list]
Posted 4:37 AM, 01/06/2011
Since former Secretary of Defense james Schlesinger is the Chairman of the Board of Mitre,
http://www.mitre.org/about/bot/schlesinger.html read the rest of site, it will open your eyes. No conspiracy nuts there I assure you.
and the agency has recieved accolades from every military, health, and Aerospace you can think of its a Brains Brain think tank for our national security, thereore a strategic asset..and I dont mean metal detectors. Voted several times in a row as one of the top 100 best places to work, we can rule out Job stres for anyone wondering, as he weathered three presidential administrations he is a team player and not some disgruntled employee gone rogue..Killing someone from here is like killing an Iranian Nuclear physicist in real world terms of damage. I am pretty certain, that more than FBI will be involved, most likekly DIA and NSA and CIA.as we speak. According to an examiner report a neighbor statement indicates he may have made it home as TV was turned up loud, and floor boards missing. Most burglars dont take the time to that unless it was someone who knew he would be away and was surprised. That imo may have been our robber what happened then..I am clueless as everyone.
— SysConfig[/list]
Posted 11:19 AM, 01/06/2011
Upon Wheeler discovering what was happening with Iraq’s Phosgene poisonous gas stockpiles, this report continues, he traveled from his home in Delaware to Washington D.C. where he openly confronted and threatened to expose the Pentagon and White House Officials responsible. Being a Vietnam Veteran who was responsible for having the famous memorial to that war erected, Wheeler was more than knowledgeable about the United States massive chemical and biological attacks in that conflict and had vowed to not let happen again.

http://www.eutimes.net/2011/01/top-us-o ... ass-death/
— paco514[/list]
Posted 9:47 PM, 01/06/2011
I think our answer will be found closer to home.and not on foreign soil. The silence of the authorities high and low. and the attempted ongoing smear of this American, smoke boms, planted cell phones, and lets put aside the plethora of accomplishments and dealing and how, does speak volumes to me. Ironically The main headlining thrown to distract us is to take another American alive from the garbage dumps, by virtue of his golden voice to perhaps become a Radio personality..tells me as well you don't need brains to be either a radio or TV host, nor a journalist anymore. Fortunately, someone upstairs must like right, and is letting us stay focused on this one, and able to tell the difference. Even the Lion sits patiently watching a herd of Zebras run, and we can't tell one from the other in the stampede. Here as well we can't tell friend from foe any longer.The lion sees the one he will strike and studies.. keep doing our homework...keep focused..don't let others do our homework or like networks, and empty suits creating noise to blur the lines in this case our thinking for us. They substitute it with party lines and science fiction. Our common sense is all we have left. And common sense and real honest cops and honest reporters and journalists hit the pavement....will see us thru this. Like the Lion , they do not lose focus, and can tell one stripe from another, one fiction from another, and where the truth really is.
— SysConfig[/list]
Posted 7:15 AM, 01/07/2011
affirmative, over!
— Hapticz[/list][/list]
Posted 10:27 PM, 01/06/2011
Has anyone blamed Pelosi or Obama yet? Rush or that nut job Beck are probably working on it.
— TheDog[/list]
Posted 6:40 AM, 01/07/2011
another everyday murder! this entire media blitz is another attempt to drag our attention away from the ruined economic, political and jobless state of our 'wonderful' country. stay awake people!
— Hapticz[/list]


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