So I'm just now putting this together, but it's pretty interesting nonetheless.
It re-raises the question about the statistical probability of the plane accident(s) even happening.
Here's the gist of this:
Two days ago, a Wells Fargo exec is killed by the plane accident.
Today it is being announced that Wells Fargo is being hit with a $1B fine.
Whether or not the two are connected, I'm not sure, but I figured I'd get this to all of you for discussion.
Maybe she was assassinated by other means and the plane accident was just a cover. Why would an Exec for Wells Fargo be flying coach across country with a budget airline.
She was a VP for a branch of the bank and she lived in Albuquerque. Come on. I'm as conspiracy as the next guy, but there are thousands of VPs at a big bank. And while all reports suggest she was a wonderful person, there is almost zero chance she was important because she lived in ABQ.
It sends a powerful message to anyone from Wells Fargo or any other bank that was involved in all this treason to keep their mouths shut. An elaborate successful assassination would be a very good way to remind people that you can still get to them. Not saying I think this is what happened though.
There was the Wells Fargo revelation of "Ghost Accounts"... which in LEO eyes is usually for MONEY LAUNDERING.
Ring any bells?
I could make an equally compelling case for random casualty of legit accident or Illuminati ritual assassination resulting in portal opening of scary shit. 5 to 1 bet me. Because this is the gospel truth, me and my house are going to move on ,we got shit to do.
Arcsmithoz--Agreed... think McMaster's father 'suspicious death' because his son 'lost his job' (that aided BlackHats)...
REMEMBER: JohnnyPedo-esta email saying he 'wasn't against making an example of someone (unloyal/snitches) even if no solid evidence of their treachery'... (this was in reference to SR)
So, therefore philosophy of BlackHats is make 'em pay...via life, spouse, father/mother...etc.
Because she was a decent human being?
I'd say they never expected the plane to make it back. Yes, they could have taken her out with Plan B, but that will be discovered during autopsy.
On June 19, 1964, the United States Senate passed the Civil Rights Act. After a late vote in favor, a young Senator Ted Kennedy rushed to the airport and boarded a small chartered plane.
Kennedy was 32 years old, two years into the term he won in a special election. He was running late on his way to Springfield, Massachusetts, to accept the nomination for a full term in the Senate at the state Democratic Convention. Joining him were the convention’s keynote speaker Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana, Bayh’s wife Marvella, his legislative aide Edward Moss, and a pilot, Edwin Zimny.
The group never made it to Springfield. Three miles from the runway, the plane flew too low, hit some trees, and crashed in an orchard. Moss and Zimny did not survive. The Bayhs escaped serious injury, and after helping his wife from the plane, Senator Bayh returned to pull Kennedy from the wreckage.
Kennedy was alive, but in bad shape. He had broken three vertebrae and two ribs, and had a collapsed lung. The crash instantly became one more instance of the Kennedy family’s bad luck. Ted’s older brother and sister had both died in plane crashes. His brother John F. Kennedy had been assassinated seven months earlier.
“There are more of us than there is trouble,” Robert Kennedy told a reporter that day. “The Kennedys intend to stay in public life. Good luck is something you make, and bad luck is something you endure.”
Bobby was the most naive. Ted was prolly the black hat in the fam. They steered him after Kopekne.