‘Fire Can’t Melt Crazy!’
Says Matt Bramanti, although certainly the craziness has been heated to its boiling point lately and . . . speaking of Alex Jones: The revelation that Rolling Stone journalist Michael Hastings was working on a story about the CIA before his death and had contacted a Wikileaks lawyer about being under investigation by the FBI hours […]
Michael Hastings ‘Was Hauling Irish Ass’
According to LA Weekly‘s source: LAPD traffic investigators found the motor of the late-model Mercedes-Benz C250 coupe involved in the accident about 100 feet away from the car . . . [T]he expert estimation of Harry B. Ryon, a former LAPD officer who now runs his own private accident investigation firm in Scottsdale, Arizona. The engine’s […]
Turbocharged Luxury Death
Does the NSA have technology that can make a sports car veer out of control? http://t.co/lnWzidMVlB? Asking for a friend … #NotParanoid — Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) June 19, 2013 The conspiracy theorists have already gotten way ahead of me on this story. I’m on a self-imposed deadline today for a long article about the […]
Weirdos, Freaks and Degenerates
Well, yes, that would be a fairly accurate description of the MSNBC audience, but I had in mind the latest news from Ohio: Three Ashland residents held a cognitively disabled woman and her child against her will for two years and forced her to perform manual labor for them, law enforcement officials said in a […]
Speaking of (Alleged) Perverts …
Hey, #FreeKate: Some of your enthusiastic supporters were on their way to Florida to "help." Unfortunately … http://t.co/MJkOs405hz — Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) June 19, 2013 Some of these creepazoids were as young as 18, the same age as Kaitlyn Hunt when she fingered a 14-year-old in a school toilet stall, so maybe the ACLU […]
Raped and Killed by the Sequester?
After more than 27 years in the news business, I’m used to reading about frightful events — war, terrorism, catastrophic floods and earthquakes — but every once in a while even I can be stunned into horrified silence when I encounter a sentence like this: The girl later required surgery, Fitzpatrick said. Oh. My. God. […]
Has Bill Schmalfeldt Forgotten?
Aaron Walker points out something about Bill Schmalfeldt’s harassment that had escaped my notice: When Schmalfeldt first began cyberstalking Walker, on June 3, 2012, it was only four days after Brett Kimberlin had gotten Walker arrested at a Maryland court hearing. The judge at that Maryland hearing had ordered Walker not to write anything about […]
Edward Snowden: Paranoid Goofball or America-Hating Douchebag?
Stephen Kruiser is right: The “hero-or-traitor” debate is becoming tedious. At this point, let’s move on the question of exactly how the hell a flaky weirdo like Ed Snowden got top-secret clearance: During an online discussion Monday, the man who leaked hundreds of pages of classified documents about the National Security Agency‘s surveillance program accused […]
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