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More likely a few years after his return, when public attention has waned, he would die due to an unfortunate accident of some sort, perhaps a hit and run or th
by mVChr 11y ago
More likely a few years after his return, when public attention has waned, he would die due to an unfortunate accident of some sort, perhaps a hit and run or the like.
While this may sound like conspirilogic, I can site many similar instances of deaths of journalists and other instigators under mysterious circumstances in this country if necessary.
- mapmap 11y agoMichael Hastings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist)#Allegations_of_foul_play.2C_and_assertions_to_the_contrary https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist)#...
- mVChr 11y agoYes, I was trying to remember his name, thank you. EDIT: and since I can no longer edit my original comment: *cite
- dragonwriter 11y ago> More likely a few years after his return, when public attention has waned, he would die due to an unfortunate accident of some sort, perhaps a hit and run or the like. Why wouldn't that be just as likely to happen to him while in exile once public attention has waned?
- socceroos 11y agoBecause he's in exile in Russia - they'll use him to damage USA's international standing even if it's 50 years down the road.
- rtpg 11y agoconsidering that there are 30000 vehicle fatalities in the US a year, you have a 1 in 10k chance every year of dying in a car accident. People dying in car accidents are a thing that happen with a much higher probability than winning the lottery, so maybe this is nature imitating art more than anything else.