Reply #35: What you are saying doesn't [View All]

[H2O Man]

ring true. For example, in post #23, you write that, "If you saw his demeanor in the prior few weeks you could tell he wasn't handling it well"; and in #31 you write, "He knew no more or less than hundreds of other people in the intelligent services and what he did know had already been blabbed to the press."

I would suggest that DUers interested in this read Ambassador joseph Wilson's book, "The Politics of Truth." He writes about the Kelly case (see page 349), saying among other things that Kelly "had been under increasing pressure from the investigation...."

One might notice a pattern in the US and England, that when members of the IC informed the public of the lies of their governments, they were punished.

The claim that Kelly knew "no more or less" than others is simply ridiculous, unless anyone is to believe for a second that you know what Kelly knew. Likewise, one might find it hard to believe that you were a witness with inside information on how Kelly was behaving in the last ten days of his life.

While I don't know if Kelly was a suicide or not, I do know that no one on DU knows, either. To feign that you do is silly.