Update: McGowan's Boston Series

McGowan is up to 9 installments. In part 8, he challenges naysayers like Finkton Dunne to a debate. Thus far Dunne has not responded. Doubtful he will.

Memorial to the late Angie Riedel by Vyz

Angela Riedel, who brought us the world of Think Or Be Eaten and was a friend to and a supporter of many who were truly independent activists and who provided a massive amount of good information for free, has passed away.

Details about her death are few, but Tuesday, May 28, a Sunnyvale, Calif., police department commander informed me—in response to a welfare check I requested at her home—that she was deceased and apparently from natural causes.

Two days later, I received information through a third party, who contacted the Santa Clara County Coroner’s office, that confirmed Angie had died of natural causes. She succumbed to a ruptured aortic aneurysm.

Most people who have them don’t ever know it. Folks often live a lifetime without the aneurysm causing a fatal event. However, the aortic aneurysm is called “the widow maker” because death is without warning and swift and painless.

The coroner determined that Angie suffered from hypertension—which she complained about on occasion—and that condition—and this is my speculation—coupled with the rigorous task of packing, might have triggered the rupture of the aorta. Or, perhaps, the aneurysm simply did its thing at this particular time in her life. Either way, she did not suffer.

Although Angie was not at all happy about being forced to move, she described to me in an e-mail the apartment she had secured—I believe around San Jose—and seemed optimistic about the chances for her and her cat to be comfortable there. The apartment had a loft, with an entrance on the ground floor, with plenty of open space and an in-unit washer and dryer. It did sound very good and I had asked her to send pictures when she could.

As far as I know, she must have died between the day after our last contact, April 23, and May 5, the day she was to have moved.

I became concerned when I hadn’t heard from her either in response to e-mails or by calls to what was supposed to be her “old” phone number. By May 17, I couldn’t get a new phone listing—or even be told the number was unlisted—in the area code covering the new locale to which she was to have moved. I didn’t like the fact that the old number had not been disconnected with the message machine still working.

I was hoping she, at the worst, was in a depressed state and just wanted to get herself back together before she communicated with anyone. I wanted to not push it, thinking it was best to just give her space. But a call to her on the Friday morning before the Memorial Day—at which time I left a message—and a follow-up call the Tuesday after Memorial Day—during which the phone rang endlessly with no machine pick up—convinced me I had to inquire.

There was no doubt Angie didn’t want to be uprooted. She loved her home. And I think the home loved her. Across the years, she’d tell me about strange sounds and the moving of objects that could not be attributed to her cat. It seemed as if she knew she had a, let’s say, spritely poltergeist in the house, not malevolent by any stretch.

Considering how I wish to remember her for all time, I’d advance this: Could it be that the house didn’t want her to leave as much she didn’t want to leave the house? If so, then could it be that both house and Angie now have what they wanted and are content?

And could it be that whatever family takes possession of the home may one day come to find there is not one but two spritely poltergeists in residence?

I’ll end with an excerpt from Angie’s last post “Dogs Explaining Cats to Other Dogs” on http://thinkorbeeaten.blogspot.com dated Dec. 25, 2012. It is quintessential Angie.

Life is a miracle. 

And with that final thought I will wrap it up for today.  I wish you everything good and bright and meaningful and happy for the holiday.  Loiter under the mistletoe for me.  I'll just be kissing the cat tonight.  If I can catch him.  He's a fast sucker.

Below is a link to the last interview I did with Angie. Enjoy her voice and her persona, both of which will live on forever.

http://thinkorbeeaten.com/007vyz/ang.mp3

More on the Boston Marathon Bombing

From writer Sheila Casey.

Aurora, Sandy Hook and the Valley of the Ashes

From S.K. Bain, author of "the Most Dangerous book in the World: 9/11 as Mass Ritual." Some of Bain's connections concern me but this is a primer into the occultism of terrorism (the real kind). Thanks to "Dissident."

Dave McGowan on the Boston Marathon Bombing

We try not to rush to judgement on this site but when Dave McGowan weighs in on a topic, it's usually worth a look. Was the man who supposedly had his legs shredded, an amputee actor? McGowan says yes.

Here's his report.

Update: McGowan is up to 5 parts now.

Damn, I missed this

Loyalty Day.

We Don't Whether to Laugh or Retain Legal Counsel

Maybe both.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev Was an Alex Jones Fan

Seriously, if there are certain free-range (or any other) terrorists who follow us, please knock it off. We know that crap is going to get thrown at those who deny the Official Theory of 9/11 as a result of this development.

Here's all you need to know about us: We love everybody, even people we don't particularly like.

Bogus Official 9/11 Science

The "Anonymous Physicist's" critiques of scientific articles by  supporters of the official 9/11 theory of the destruction of the WTC buildings can be read here. The works of Steven Jones and Judy Wood are also critically examined. 

Pentagon Damage

A poster on the CIT Research Forum produced a very detailed analysis of the damage at the Pentagon and the ASCE Report.

The Black Pope

Text of an interview with Eric John Phelps.

VYZYGOTH'S CLUBHOUSE with ADAM GORIGHTLY

Saturday, April 14, 9 to 11 PM ET. Owing to technical difficulties a live stream will not be available. Stream the archived audio here.

9/11 Physics for Dumbasses

A short video explaining NIST physics.

Roseanne vs. the Jesuits

On Roseanne Barr's Blog she prints the Jesuit oath. Is Roseanne controlled opposition? I don't know but I've always liked her and at its peak I think her sitcom was one of the best ever.

William Ramsey - Abomination

Randy Maugans interviews Ramsey on his new book covering the West Memphis Three murders and satanism. This is completely new to me but I get the sense of a mind blower a la "Programmed to Kill."

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Flight 77 Data Analysis

Flight data recorder expert Denis Cimono. It's technical but worth a checking out. It's government data so it's suspect, but it still must be addressed.

More regarding Flight 77 from Cimino and Pilots for 9/11 Truth.

No Evidence Linking Fdr Data To American 77, FDR Data Exceeds Capabilities Of A 757, Does Not Support Impact

Also, Where was Flight 77 after 8:56? by "Woody Box." 

F'ing Lawyers

Harvard-trained lawyers  Cass Sunstein (Obama's former information czar) and Adrian Vermeule  penned the juvenile  paper Conspiracy Theories calling for the government to employ agents to infiltrate conspiracy groups like '9/11 truthers' that don't trust the government. Got irony? David Ray Griffin did a pretty good job of addressing this nonsense in his book "Cognitive Infiltration" however he never mentions the possibility  that the government (establishment is a better term) created the 9/11 movement in the first place.

Jesuit General Wlodimir Ledochowski

The Dancing Israelis

FBI documents of reports on Israeli company Urban Moving Systems and dancing Israelis on 9/11.

New Pope in Town

And he's the first Jesuit  pope. Oh boy, this can't be good.  From the Dept. Of Coincidences, last Saturday night religious station EWTN ran an old Spanish film "Loyola, The Soldier Saint" which was about the founder of the Society of Jesus, Ignatius of Loyola.

Conspiracy of Silence

The documentary regarding a nationwide pedophilia ring in the 80's whose existence is still officially denied.