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Trickle down violence from democrats...

http://www.clintonmemoriallibrary.com/body-count/clinton-casualties/

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The following is a partial list of a large number of persons who who are presumed to be “Casualties” of the various Clinton scandals. President Clinton had promised his political supporters in Arkansas he will devote a lot of time going after detractors who pursued him on Whitewater and other ethical questions. (USA Today, November 8, 1996). It is a partial list because new additions are added regularly as the Clinton’s consider themselves above the law and the full extent of being associated with Bill and Hillary Clinton is not completely known.

crime sceneThe accounting of these mysterious deaths began in 1994 when in a letter to congressional leaders, former Rep. William Dannemeyer listed 24 people with some connection to Clinton who had died “under other than natural circumstances” and called for hearings on the matter. Dannemeyer’s list of “suspicious deaths” was largely taken from one compiled by Linda Thompson, an Indianapolis lawyer, containing the names of 34 people she believed died suspiciously and who had ties to the Clinton family.

Some of the “Casualties” were openly murdered, but many were killed in such a way so that their deaths could be ruled accidents or suicides. This was especially true if they died in Arkansas where the medical examiners routinely ruled apparent murders as either accidents or suicides when it suited political purposes. In fact, this was so common that it was often referred to as “Arkancide” or “Arkansas Suicide”.

“An apparent pattern of violence and intimidation has befallen a number of men and women with ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, their partners in business, law and politics, and people investigating their affairs…” (The Arizona Republic, June 7, 1994)

On August 1, 2016, Victor Thorn (Scott Makufka), a well known Clinton researcher, author of many books exposing Clinton crimes, and writer for the American Free Press, was found dead by a gunshot wound on a mountaintop near his home. It was called a suicide. He wrote the Clinton trilogy – three definitive works that delved into the history of the power couple including their sordid scandals, Bill Clinton’s sexual assaults of multiple women, and the drug running out of Mena, Arkansas while Clinton was governor of the state. It was in his book, Hillary (And Bill): The Murder Volume, that perhaps the original Clinton body count first appeared. His latest book, Crowning Clinton: Why Hillary Shouldn’t Be in the White House, had been doing incredibly well at the time of his death, and many of his fans and supporters believe that his criticism of the Democratic presidential nominee cost Victor Thorn his life.

One day after the death of Victor Thorn, Shawn Lucas was found dead on a bathroom floor. Lucas is best known for his serving the DNC and Debbie Wasserman Shultz notice of a class action lawsuit for fraud in rigging the primaries against Bernie Sanders.

Joe Montano, a top aide to VP candidate and previous chairman of the DNC (before Wasserman Shultz), Tim Kaine, supposedly died of a heart attack on July 25th, right after the WIKI leaks email dump exposing the DNC rigging of primary elections.

Seth Rich, a member of the DNC national committee, was gunned down July 10, 2016. According to reports, Rich was beaten, repeatedly shot and killed while walking home early last month. D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier stated during a news conference that the incident could have been an attempted robbery – although Rich’s wallet, watch and phone were never taken. Rich was involved in creating applications helping voters find their voting precincts and may have had direct knowledge of voter fraud. Julian Assange has hinted that it may have been a DNC staffer who leaked the documents to WIKI Leaks. Is it possible that was Seth Rich?

John Ashe, a former UN official, died while lifting weights when a barbell fell and crushed his throat. Ashe was set to testify in a Chinese bribery scheme that would have led right back to the Clinton’s. Ashe and a Chinese businessman, Ng Lap Seng, were accused of smuggling $4.5 million into the U.S. and lying about what it was going to be used for.