He was at a hospital in Colorado and treated the first person who was shot at Columbine.
He treated old veterans, years ago, in Nova Scotia, who told him all about how they were sent to Leningrad to overthrow the Czar, with a lot of US and Canadian troops.
He was the medical officer for the "star wars" space based weapon program so he knows everything about what is going on in space. He discovered the cure for diabetes and sells nutrients that will fix that and heart disease.
Okay, let's take these three things I've quoted from your post and examine them. One thing that Deagle's critics have maintained is that he makes grandiose, unsubstantiated claims. So is there any corroborating evidence for his medical and other claims?
First of all, have you verified that he really was one of the first respoders at Columbine? And why would the law enforcement officers want to help two killers continue to massacre teenagers at a local high school?
As to American and Canadian troops being sent to Russia to overthrow the czar, this sounds like a badly garbled version of a historical incident in which American troops thinking tey were going to the Western Front found themselves being sent to Russia to fight the Communists. AFTER the czar was overthrown, Karinsky (sp.?) and his Menshiveks set up a provisional democratic government, but made the mistake of trying to keep Russia involved in World War I. He was overthrown by Lenin and Trotsky, leading the Bolshiveks in what is called the October Revolution. The Bolshiveks shrewdly pulled out of the war. A civil war ensued between the Bolshiveks and a confederation of Menshiveks and Royalists. The American troops were sent to Russia to help the latter, so that Russia could be brought back into the war to recreate an Eastern Front. Of course this effort came to nothing, since those opposing the Bolshiveks were disorganized and led by incompetants.
Dr. Deagle has discovered a cure for diabetes? Is he being considered for the Nobel Prize in Medicine? This sounds like the type of modern mythology commonly circulating to the effect that someone really has discovered a cure for cancer, AIDS etc., but that the kowledge is being deliberately suppressed by the medical establishment. When, in answer to these accusations, people point out that there's no evdence of them being true, defenders often claim that as a reason to believe their claims, since they see the lack of evidence as evidence of a cover-up. Be assured that if Deagle really had discovered a cure for diabetes, drug companies across the globe would be courting him for rights to manufacture whatever drug or drugs he had invented.
Face it, Ethnikos: The evidence points to Deagle being a pathological liar and probably delusional. So why would you choose to believe him and, implicitly, choose to believe that all the other news sources in the world were lying?
Oh, by the way, today is July 6th. If we don't have an important incident involving the detonation of nucler weapons in nine days, are you prepared to retract your claims on this thread?
