She's telling a story of young soldier whose job was to "process 5,000 bodies who had received a single bullet wound to the head" in the wake of Katrina.
What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:12 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
Wow, she says that that the victims were probably all prisoners.
I guess it was just easier to shoot them than transport them... What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
Anonymous Coward User ID: 517144 10/4/2008 3:12 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
She said that they were probably the bodies of prisoners.
Presuming they executed them point blank rather than transport them, or run the risk of them escaping prison if the storm disrupted order... What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:16 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney, known for her provocative statements when she was a congresswoman from Georgia, accused the Department of Defense this week of using Hurricane Katrina to cover up the slaughter of 5,000 prisoners.
At a news conference in Oakland, Calif., on Sunday, McKinney claimed the Pentagon authorized the execution of the prisoners with one bullet to the head three years ago and then dumped their bodies in a Louisiana swamp.
McKinney said she heard the story from the mother of a National Guard soldier who said her son was assigned to help dispose of the bodies.
"And these were mostly males and her son was afraid to talk because he had signed a silence agreement," McKinney told the crowd. "So he only complained to his mother. But the data was entered into a Pentagon computer."
McKinney said she verified the story from "insiders" who wanted to remain anonymous.
"I suspect that these are prisoners. ... So this investigation of the whole prison industrial complex is extremely important and it should not end with just a question of the nature of prisons in our country," she said to a captivated audience. "These 5,000 souls also need some justice too."
A Defense Department spokesman dismissed McKinney's accusation.
"The claim is outrageous on the very face of it and doesn't merit any further consideration," said Lt. Col. Les' Melnyk. "It would be inconceivable that 5,000 people would go missing in America without anyone noticing it prior to this."
Psychologists and psychology professors contacted by FOXNews.com wouldn't comment on McKinney's mental condition, but they expressed shock at her assertion.
"Wow! What a conspiracy theory," one professor exclaimed before declining comment and hanging up the phone.
Dr. Celia Ward, a clinical psychologist in Washington, D.C., said she wouldn't speculate on McKinney's state of mind because McKinney heard the story from someone else.
"This sounds like a game of telephone," Ward said, explaining how a rumor can change as it passes from one person to another. "But to take something that has so many questions attached to it and to treat a rumor as fact is the basis for mass distortion. It's really a good example of Swift-boating."
Ward said McKinney could have easily verified the story by checking prison records.
"This is the kind of rumor that warrants fact-checking," she said.
McKinney's presidential campaign noted her work with Hurricane Katrina survivors, including serving on a congressional bipartisan committee to investigate the Bush administration's preparation for and response to the storm.
"During the course of Congresswoman McKinney's focus on the victims and their mistreatment, she and her staff received reports of illegal use of force and shootings against innocent citizens from multiple, unrelated sources, including reports of attempts by law enforcement authorities to conceal the evidence of their crimes," the campaign said in an e-mail to FOXNews.com.
"Because these stories came from multiple, unrelated sources, Congresswoman McKinney did not dismiss them out of hand. She attempted to verify them with limited resources, to speak out about them and to get congressional attention through the Katrina committee hearings. Many aspects of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, despite numerous House and Senate committee hearings, remain unanswered and unresolved, including any final or reliable body counts." What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
Anonymous Coward User ID: 275333 10/4/2008 3:26 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
"they dumped the bodies in the louisiana swamps.."
great, then there should be lots of evidence.
get yourself and all your supporters over there and start
searching if you want justice for those poor
souls shot in the head like you say you do.
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:28 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
How can people believe that 5,000 people can be executed, at one time, and nobody report them missing. These people would have families.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 275333
Pretty incredulous claims she's making...
The only part that seems believable about it is the prisoner part. "Forgotten people" - prisoners What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
Anonymous Coward User ID: 275333 10/4/2008 3:32 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
How can people believe that 5,000 people can be executed, at one time, and nobody report them missing. These people would have families.
Pretty incredulous claims she's making...
The only part that seems believable about it is the prisoner part. "Forgotten people" - prisoners
Quoting: markusmaximus
Personally, I don't believe it. But this thread will probably get a pin.......and rightly so, in my opinion, because this needs to be analyzed and discussed in more detail.
This would make for a better pin than most of the useless stuff that is usually pinned.
PIN THIS, MODS!!
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:42 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
This would make for a better pin than most of the useless stuff that is usually pinned.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 275333
Well, pins are all a matter of taste according to online mods...So, at least we get a variety of pinned topics.
With a view to conspiracy theories, this McKinney story is a goldmine. What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
So, why would this soldier go home and lie to his mother about this?
Wouldn't that be disturbing to the mother?
And why would this mother who told McKinney about it lie, and potentially endanger her son's career in the military? (since he signed a confidentiality agreement)
Analyze these questions... What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:49 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
ooh, thanks for the link! i think i misspelled "mckinney" when i searched before posting. What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
RememberThis Zilla User ID: 512956 10/4/2008 3:50 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
Psychologists and psychology professors contacted by FOXNews.com wouldn't comment on McKinney's mental condition, but they expressed shock at her assertion.
"Wow! What a conspiracy theory," one professor exclaimed before declining comment and hanging up the phone.
Dr. Celia Ward, a clinical psychologist in Washington, D.C., said she wouldn't speculate on McKinney's state of mind because McKinney heard the story from someone else.
Quoting: markusmaximus
Funny how the media is so keen to dismiss anyone who doesn't follow the party line as a 'nut' these days.
Calling psychologists for their opinion on this is totally sickening but very telling; after all, these are the days when we're terrorists if we disagree with Bush n' co, and if you doubt the official verion of 9/11's events you're insane or once again, a terrorist. Sad times indeed...the media sicken me more than the politicians. [link to www.salvatorepublishing.com]
Anonymous Coward User ID: 510500 10/4/2008 3:52 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
Funny how the media is so keen to dismiss anyone who doesn't follow the party line as a 'nut' these days.
Calling psychologists for their opinion on this is totally sickening but very telling; after all, these are the days when we're terrorists if we disagree with Bush n' co, and if you doubt the official verion of 9/11's events you're insane or once again, a terrorist. Sad times indeed...the media sicken me more than the politicians.
Quoting: StevenS
Excellent point there!
I've never thought of it like that...She's just exercising free speech and saying that an investigation should be performed, right?
And for that, the media wants to usher in psychologists etc to analyze her mental condition...Strange.... What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
Wow, she says that that the victims were probably all prisoners.
I guess it was just easier to shoot them than transport them...
Quoting: markusmaximus
prisoners are cash cows.... they keep alot of people employed, recidivism upon release is "job security" for a large segment of our population, and corporations make profit from privatized prisons.....it makes very little sense to have "mass executions".....the fact that she claims to have heard the story third hand lends little credibility to it.... the evidence of large swarms of flies and such is no "smoking gun" either....huge populations of creatures would perish in swamps in a katrina like scenario... carrion eaters would be expected to thrive in the aftermath..... it really holds little water....
markusmaximus Rawr. User ID: 517436 10/4/2008 3:54 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
Wow, she says that that the victims were probably all prisoners.
I guess it was just easier to shoot them than transport them...
prisoners are cash cows.... they keep alot of people employed, recidivism upon release is "job security" for a large segment of our population, and corporations make profit from privatized prisons.....it makes very little sense to have "mass executions".....the fact that she claims to have heard the story third hand lends little credibility to it.... the evidence of large swarms of flies and such is no "smoking gun" either....huge populations of creatures would perish in swamps in a katrina like scenario... carrion eaters would be expected to thrive in the aftermath..... it really holds little water....
Quoting: ambiguity unlimited
Okay...valuable debunking material here...
However, according to these reports, the Pentagon, not the state ordered the executions...Would the Pentagon really worry about the job security of prison officials in Louisiana? What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
RememberThis Zilla User ID: 512956 10/4/2008 3:59 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
I hope this gets investigated even further. Even if the ~5,000 (assuming it's an estimate) were prisoners, rioters, or unruly civilians... lethal force should always remain the very very last resort. I'm seeing "The Pentagon/DOD" more like the FDA more & more now. This is stupid.
From a security standpoint, how will executing 5,000 people in a disaster zone increase the likelihood of saving people? Does it make sense? No.
Investigate each AND EVERY crime these cunts have committed in the past 8 years. If Obama were President instead of Bush and did the same kind of horrible ass job Bush has done, I'd still be as pissed off as I am now.
The Assassination of Cynthia McKinney, continued...
"What did the Bush Administration know about the events of 9/11, and when did they know it", are McKinney's words.
Today, those words seem tame in comparison to the questions being asked by military professionals including retired senior officers, engineers, scientists, republicans, democrats, the families of 9/11 victims, and millions of ordinary Americans about what actually happened on 9/11. But, Georgia Democratic Senator Zell Miller called McKinney "loony" and "outrageous" for her uppity belief that she has the duty and responsibility to put the interests of America before the interests of her political career. How dare she hold such a belief? [link to www.salvatorepublishing.com]
Asymetriclogic User ID: 482800 10/4/2008 4:04 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
First of all, a single gun shot wound to kill indicates close-quarters killing...Which also indicates a person with little freedom to escape...
Prisoners are confined in very small spaces/rooms. Therefore, it would be easy to shoot them once and have it count.
Looters, on the other hand, are typically looting in situations which are less than advantageous for a single shot kill...
And then the number...killing 5,000 looters seems less unlikely than removing 5,000 people who would be inherently dangerous to the population should they escape...
This sounds like Bush's Pentagon might have been using some of his self-granted "catastrophic emergency" rights... What? You think you're the only person that gets sick when he doesn't get his jellybeans?
Anonymous Coward User ID: 515648 10/4/2008 4:08 PM
Re: Jesus. Cynthia McKinney on camera saying that 5,000 people were EXECUTED (single gun shot) in Katrina.
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