Was Tiller's Murder a Staged, State-Sponsored Terror Attack?

[maddog]

Roeder's political agenda has been greatly harmed by Tiller's murder, so that rules out Roeder as a suspect. It must have been done by a militant pro-abortion activist.

I don't care if you are a nut, that is just bad logic. Personally, I think the prosecution of the case should involve standard evidence rather than any assumptions about political agendas.

Let's get Abortion out of the Hospitals and Clinics and back into the Back Alleys where it belongs........

Speaking of bad logic... It seems to me that "pro-life" people want an end to abortion, out of not just "hospitals and clinics", but out of everywhere. It would be only "pro-choice" people who would keep it in "back alleys" if the "pro-life" people were successful.

News reports say he was arrested 3 hours later, but he was really arrested two hours later.

Evidence? And how, pray tell, would you know this? And, I presume, the authors of those "news reports" are "in on" the conspiracy? Oh, and it is entirely possible to drive 170 miles in two hours, if traffic conditions allow, so even if your two hours claim is correct, it's still barely relevant.

 

[mortimer]

Nor would I. I was merely demonstrating that being arrested 3 hours later 170 miles away is not at all impossible in that situation.

Hey G man! Care to prove he was arrested 2 hours after he shot Tiller and not 3 hours as the news reports? Huh, what's that? Nothing? Oh, o.k. I guess you will forever hold your peace then?

Even 2 hours would only be 85mph. Not at all out of the question.

 

[Galileo]

Even 2 hours would only be 85mph. Not at all out of the question.

Wrong, it is out of the question. If he were going that fast for two hours, then someone would have noticed.

 

[tuc0]

Wrong, it is out of the question. If he were going that fast for two hours, then someone would have noticed.

Someone did.

 

[Arus808]

Huh? I drive up to fresno every weekend (221 some odd miles from where I live). I get there in 3 1/2 hours, traveling at 85 - 90 mph . EVERYONE else is going about that fast, some even faster.

Someone notice?

85 mph is nothing.

 

[mortimer]

Wrong, it is out of the question. If he were going that fast for two hours, then someone would have noticed.

Wrong. I have driven 85mph (and faster) on the Kansas turnpike many times, and never been pulled over. FAIL.

ETA: A photo of a heavy-traffic day on the Kansas turnpike.

 

[Biscuit]

Wrong, it is out of the question. If he were going that fast for two hours, then someone would have noticed.

You are a very funny man Galileo.

Its a known fact that Roeder was trained by communist hold outs in a secret base somewhere near Albania to be an assassin for the pro-life movement. He was also a helicopter pilot and could have flown that 170 mile distance with ease. In fact I know he actually shot Tiller from a replica of the Airwolf helicopter using hellfire missiles. THE PRESS IS COVERING THIS UP WITH THE HELP OF THEIR ALBANIAN PRO-CHOICE COMMUNISTS CONSPIRATORS!!1!!!1




See I can live in a fantasy world with no evidence as well, despite what your mother says Galileo you are not special.

 

[Robster FCD]

This only proves that someone has a track record of making bogus accusations against Roeder. Roeder is innocent of those bogus charges.

# Case 96CR01251 (4/17/1996):

* Charge 1: Criminal Use of Explosives. Sentence: term of 16 months. Post Release supervision period is 24 months. * Charge 2: Driving with suspended license. Sentence: Fine: $100. Defendant poses significant threat to safety of community if he does not conform behavior. The Court suspends execution of sentence of imprisonment and places defendant on 24 months supervised parole after serving timeserved days.
* Charge 3: Illegal registration. Fine: $100.
* Charge 4: No liability insurance. Find: $20.

Looks like he was guilty to me, the court, and a jury of his peers.

 

[Chaos]

I highly doubt Galileo actually believes his own rhetoric. His primary object is to disgust and offend as much as possible and he is doing a superb job at it.

We´ve had worse nutjobs here who were completely freakin´ serious about every single word they wrote, so I wouldn´t rule out that Galileo is, too.

 

[dudalb]

We´ve had worse nutjobs here who were completely freakin´ serious about every single word they wrote, so I wouldn´t rule out that Galileo is, too.

I used to think that, but Galileo is simply too good at pushing our buttons. That he takes an opinion caculated to upset Skeptics on Every issue is a pretty good sign we are dealing with a troll here.
Of course, you could argue that getting a kick out of being a troll is a sign of mental problems in and of itself.

 

[Foolmewunz]

Jerome was better at it. Galileo is a scatter-gun comic. Jerome de Gnome was an artiste.

I miss the gnome.

He could take a perfect anti-skeptical slant on just about any topic. And he was always within a hair's breadth of the absurd, but just believable enough yet so totally infuriating that he could get us onto that one theme for ten pages, every time.

 

[dudalb]

Agreed. When it comes to Trolling, Jerome was the Headline attraction, and Galileo is at best the Second Banana.
BUt I am just as glad that Jerome is gone. The annoyance factor in his last days was just too great.

 

[ravdin]

If I were a 50 year old virgin living my parents' basement, I'd probably be trolling this forum too to amuse myself.