Health director who approved Obama birth certificate dies in plane crash

NBC News ^ | 12-12-13 | Henry Austin and Christopher Nelson

[butterdezillion]

Tennis elbow I’ve had for at least 2-3 years, from putting newspapers together. It started going into my shoulder and wrist and I feared I was messing everything up trying to compensate for the elbow so I finally saw the doctor who made me stop putting newspapers together for at least 4 weeks. That’s what the therapist thinks I may have done too. He thinks my tricep is injured. I’ve been in therapy 3 weeks but keep having to go back to ground zero because I try to do too much with it and aggravate it again. I don’t think there’s any way I can keep doing that job; I’ll hand it off to my son. Looking for work now, but in this area you have to be able to speak Spanish or lift 60 pounds for the jobs that are available.

My daughter has a popping hip and has to be in physical therapy for that and we had a hard time figuring out why she was having such abdominal pain. Figured it out finally - pneumonia in her lower right lobe. We found out when she tested positive for strep and the antibiotic still didn’t take away all her fever. Between all the therapy for the 2 of us, x-rays, etc, I feel like I’ve lived at the clinic the last month.

I also had a hot iron fall on my left hand, about 10 days ago. Second-degree burns and bruising. The scab kept getting pulled off by my sleeve or mitten. It’s much better now, with the raw area only about the size of a dime, but it’s made it difficult to do my arm exercises without pain. It’s also kept me from a really major sewing project I’ve been working on. Maybe the sewing machine breaking was the Lord’s way of keeping me from working my arm by a lot of pulling and twisting.

I’m starting to sound like a country-western song. All I need is for my cat to die and my kids to get run over by a reindeer. lol

[Fred Nerks]

from your link:

http://www.khon2.com/news/photo-shows-fuddys-last-moments-on-molokai

“...An autopsy was performed on Fuddy, but her cause of death has not been released.

“As for what caused the crash, the pilot says the plane experienced catastrophic engine failure. But what caused the engine to fail is still under investigation.”

Well...if they can conduct an investigation on an engine in an aircraft which is under water and cannot be retrieved because of its difficult location, then maybe they were conducting an autopsy on a body they weren’t able to see...

IDIOTS. Who writes this sh+t?

[Fred Nerks]

Of course she’ll be cremated, and they will have a tearjerk ceremony at the edge of the cliff where a bucket of sand will be tossed into the wind...it will be a perfect opportunity to bring up how Stanley Ann Dunham and Madelyn and Fuddy Duddy are now together in aloha heaven. They won’t be able to resist! The white anthropolgist madonna from Kansas and her sainted mother who brought up the potus, now joined for eternity with the woman who saw his birth certificate with her own eyes...

I’m writing the script.

[Fred Nerks]

You need a million bucks and a long holiday.

[butterdezillion]

lol. That’s what I keep thinking but I can’t quite find a way to swing it. Sometimes we survive on a wing and a prayer, but it gets us through until a better day. That’s all we need - just the strength to keep holding on. I’ve got it a lot better than a LOT of people so I shouldn’t complain.

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

Yes, that BC thingie is assuredly not an actual document, but I have been assured that it contains "data on file with the HIDOH."

Data which "Obama" almost assuredly filed himself, probably in 2007 or thereabout. Either he survives (politically/legally) the next three years, or he doesn't and the Republic somehow pulls through. Looking around, I can't see how both are going to make it to January 2017 intact. At some point something's gotta give.

[Fred Nerks]

Seriously, if it is a repetitive strain injury, it can’t hurt to reconfigure your keyboard/screen/chair and write LESS for a few days and see if that helps. A visit to a good chiropractor might help more than a GP. It’s possible that every time you use the keyboard, you are aggravating the injury.

[butterdezillion]

Seems like everything aggravates it. Maybe I just need somebody to put me in a coma for about a month.

Actually I was in a conversation with the receptionist at the clinic about people with large areas of 2nd and 3rd-degree burns and how painful it is. I wondered aloud if they could put those people into a deliberate coma to allow their bodies to heal without having to suffer so much.

It’s always worth checking out whether my routines are hurting me; I’ll check it out.

[Faith]

Prayers for you. Stay strong. God wants you well.

[bgill]

catastrophic engine failure

Another one of those fuel line problems...

[Fred Nerks]

It's the result of the engine failure that's catastrophic. Engine stops, plane drops = catastrophe.

[justiceseeker93]

So 11 out of the 9 people on board are accounted for...

Typical MSM arithmetic. Remember that in today's dumbed down school system, two plus two equals five, if that result is good for the kid's self-esteem.

[Candor7]

An autopsy was performed on Fuddy, but her cause of death has not been released.”>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

It was sewer side: She shot herself in the top of her head, 3 times./s

People do that right after they have a plane crash ( big sarc.), and for the most part they seem to be demoncraps like Clinton’s secretary of trade Ron Brown, who suffered a similar fate.

[justiceseeker93]

People do that right after they have a plane crash ( big sarc.), and for the most part they seem to be demoncraps like Clinton’s secretary of trade Ron Brown, who suffered a similar fate.

One other factor in common between the Brown and Fuddy deaths - aside from the single death among those on board the plane - is the effusive praise of the deceased from all those government officials who knew them.

Still can't say definitely if there was or wasn't foul play in the case of Fuddy until more info is available.

[justiceseeker93]

Of course she’ll be cremated, and they will have a tearjerk ceremony at the edge of the cliff where a bucket of sand will be tossed into the wind...it will be a perfect opportunity to bring up how Stanley Ann Dunham and Madelyn and Fuddy Duddy are now together in aloha heaven. They won’t be able to resist! The white anthropolgist madonna from Kansas and her sainted mother who brought up the potus, now joined for eternity with the woman who saw his birth certificate with her own eyes...

And to close that weird circle, the plane that allegedly crashed killing Fuddy was a Cessna, made by a company headquartered in Wichita, the city where Madelyn gave birth to Stanley Ann back in 1942.

[saradippity]

So true about the stewardess,I believe she waited in town for several hours before they were able to put her on a plane to Ramstein AFB.in Germany. She was able to talk to the people who were around the base and the town and then died on the plane trip to the base. The air traffic controller in the tower that day committed suicide the following Monday or thereabouts.

[Fred Nerks]

HONOLULU (AP) — When Coast Guard rescuers flew to waters near the Hawaiian island of Molokai to the scene of a small plane crash, they found smoking flares from the Navy, nine people floating in yellow life vests and debris scattered across a half-mile of ocean waters with choppy waves about six feet high. The only thing missing — the single-engine plane itself.

"There was nothing recognizable immediately as aircraft debris, just general debris in the water," U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Weston Red Elk said. "I'm not sure at what point the main body of the aircraft submerged, but it was not present when we got there."

Red Elk's team of rescue swimmers and pilots maneuvered two helicopters and an HC-130 airplane about 50 feet above the water, using the flares as a guide to locate two clusters of passengers, eventually rescuing them with Maui Fire personnel. One passenger swam the long distance to shore, the pilot and others went to hospitals with injuries that weren't serious. Only one passenger died.

As the rescue started, Rescue Swimmer Mark Peer said he lowered himself toward a man about 100 yards from the plane who looked to be in his 70s. As he swam to the passenger, the man wasn't panicking, Peer said.

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A man swam a mile to shore through a six foot chop and there was no visible sign of the aircarft, but rescue swimmer Mark Peer lowered himself about a 100 yards from the plane...

Bye bye Loretta

[Fred Nerks]

...And to close that weird circle, the plane that allegedly crashed killing Fuddy was a Cessna, made by a company headquartered in Wichita, the city where Madelyn gave birth to Stanley Ann back in 1942.

It is indeed an ill wind which blows nobody any good.

[Fred Nerks]

“We had a bang, ya know, while the thing climbed up, make a turn and bang, that’s it,” said Jacob Key. “After that the beeping from all the machine came up then after a few seconds, the beeping was gone and the plane is going down.”

That’s when the couple says everything became a big blur.

“I was shocked. It was a lot of thoughts that go through,” said Rosa Key. “It was like a slow motion of everything. The plane slowly going down.”

The Keys said after the plane hit the water, everyone evacuated and put on life jackets in the water.

Read more: http://www.kitv.com/news/hawaii/exclusive-2-survivors-in-molokai-plane-crash-speak-out/-/8905354/23461364/-/di8tpyz/-/index.html#ixzz2nWNZXP57

[Fred Nerks]

HONOLULU (AP) — When the lone engine of a small commercial plane failed, the nine people on board stayed calm as the aircraft glided toward the ocean and made a remarkably smooth belly landing, a survivor recounted Friday.

C. Phillip Hollstein Jr., a 70-year-old Kailua man, swam a half-mile in 6-foot waves to a rugged shoreline after the crash, which killed state health Director Loretta Fuddy. The others on board suffered only minor injuries.

Hollstein said the pilot, Clyde Kawasaki, expertly maneuvered the plane after the engine failed, avoiding what could have been a catastrophic impact on the water.

“He did everything right,” Hollstein said. “He set it up for the best crash-landing you could do.”

The engine on Makani Kai Air’s 2002 Cessna Grand Caravan turboprop cut out less than a minute after takeoff from the island of Molokai on Wednesday afternoon, just as the plane was making a turn toward its destination of Honolulu, Hollstein said.

There was a “muffled bang,” he said, and “then we were a glider.”

“Everyone was real quiet. We hit (the water), and it was all about getting the belts off,” Hollstein said. People put on life jackets and remained in the plane until it started sinking, he said.

“There wasn’t panic or anything. It was very orderly. It wasn’t like any of the movies or the TV shows,” Hollstein said.

When Hollstein saw that everyone was out of the plane, bobbing in the water and seemingly without any major injuries, he swam for shore, guessing it took 90 minutes.

http://www.newstimes.com/news/us/article/Hawaii-survivor-Plane-lost-power-then-glided-5060760.php