Yup-she croaks on the 16th, Trump speaks up on the 17th.
Wow. Check this out. This is from the first site I linked to:
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OperaWorks
For 2006 Alumni: Lorenda (Lori) Starfelt passed away on Sunday. She and Brad Mays were the soul behind the OperaWorks documentary SING*ularity filmed during your summer.
March 16 at 5:16pm · Like · Comment
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That was posted on March 16 at 5:16pm.
Now look at what her husband posted on the other site I linked to:
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Sat, 03/19/2011 - 4:38pm — basement angel
My name is Brad Mays and I’m the husband of Lorenda Starfelt, AKA Basement Angel. I just wanted to let Lorenda’s friends know that my beautiful wife passed away on Tuesday, March 16, 2011 at roughly 8:00 PM. Her death was the result of uterine cancer, which ultimately spread to her liver. She and I were in pre-production on a new feature film, “Beginning Blue,” for which Lori wrote the story. We will continue work on the film without her physical participation, while honoring all of her intentions. A memorial service will be held for Lorenda sometime in mid-April.
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I wonder what time zones these times were in. Strange!
Ignorant here, about the lady who died - Lorenda Starfelt. Had she been helping gather information from Hawaii? Or doing her own, but shared, research?
I’m confused - trying to figure out the lady’s connection to conservatives’ research. At the link to her husband’s announcement of her death there’s a long listed of posted condolences about Lorenda Starfelt, and how people would miss her “basement angel’s” blog. At this ‘condolence’ site, Corrente, is a link to basement angel’s blog. At that site Lorenda Starfelt/basement angel is an NPR lefty blaming the January Arizona mass shooting on “right wing terrorists”.
Skimming through her posts, she seems to not care much for Obama. At the “condolences” postings she was described as “...such a passionate champion of hillary clinton.”, and, “Hillary-criticism came, basement angel would be one of the first to set people straight on Hillary’s history, her resume, her tireless work...”.
Another condolence comment remarked, “I knew her by her other blogging name and she was a great advocate and very passionate about her causes.”
Ladysforest, your remark: “Yup - she croaks on the 16th, Trump speaks up on the 17th.”, really perks up my radar. Was the deceased doing investigative work for Trump? Curiouser and curiouser...
Lorenda Starfelt has a wiki page; she was quite an accomplished film producer, working with her husband Brad Mays.
One of their projects was a documentary film [which also has a wiki page], “The Audacity of Democracy”, “..an in-depth look at the P.U.M.A. movement in general and one of its most controversial leaders, Darragh Murphy, in particular.”
In the docu. blurb is this interesting bit: “Brad Mays quickly came under fire from various online pro-Obama blogs, citing conflict-of-interest due to the production having been financed by PUMA-Pac itself. A vociferously anti-PUMA site called StupidPumas posted a page entitled ‘Stupid Brad Mays’, criticizing the filmmaker for not doing proper investigative work on the PUMA movement. Mays acknowledged these concerns, while maintaining that the film would be an objective account of what he saw and heard during the Democratic primary. About a week before the Democratic convention in Denver, ALL OF MAYS’ CAMERA EQUIPMENT WAS STOLEN WHILE EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO. Although most of the gear was EVENTUALLY replaced, the crucial Chicago shoot was seriously compromised.”
AND: “Citing alleged electoral malfeasance including caucus fraud on the part of rival candidate Barack Obama’s juggernaut campaign, PUMA attempted, without success, to secure the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination for their candidate of choice, Senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton.”
Starfelt and Trump certainly shared gung-ho for Hillary sentiments, didn’t they? Given the woman’s professional history and pro-Hillary activism, it seems plausible that she and Trump might not have been strangers. IF they knew each other, and IF she was working through investigation [for Trump?] to expose Obama, the possibility that Trump is being a stalking horse for Hillary gains credibility.
Lorenda Starfelt has a wiki page; she was quite an accomplished film producer, working with her husband Brad Mays.
One of their projects was a documentary film [which also has a wiki page], “The Audacity of Democracy”, “..an in-depth look at the P.U.M.A. movement in general and one of its most controversial leaders, Darragh Murphy, in particular.”
In the docu. blurb is this interesting bit: “Brad Mays quickly came under fire from various online pro-Obama blogs, citing conflict-of-interest due to the production having been financed by PUMA-Pac itself. A vociferously anti-PUMA site called StupidPumas posted a page entitled ‘Stupid Brad Mays’, criticizing the filmmaker for not doing proper investigative work on the PUMA movement. Mays acknowledged these concerns, while maintaining that the film would be an objective account of what he saw and heard during the Democratic primary. About a week before the Democratic convention in Denver, ALL OF MAYS’ CAMERA EQUIPMENT WAS STOLEN WHILE EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO. Although most of the gear was EVENTUALLY replaced, the crucial Chicago shoot was seriously compromised.”
AND: “Citing alleged electoral malfeasance including caucus fraud on the part of rival candidate Barack Obama’s juggernaut campaign, PUMA attempted, without success, to secure the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination for their candidate of choice, Senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton.”
Starfelt and Trump certainly shared gung-ho for Hillary sentiments, didn’t they? Given the woman’s professional history and pro-Hillary activism, it seems plausible that she and Trump might not have been strangers. IF they knew each other, and IF she was working through investigation [for Trump?] to expose Obama, the possibility that Trump is being a stalking horse for Hillary gains credibility.