Execution squads?

It’s hard to ask questions like this these days – but have we arrived at the point where we have given up on justice and just use bullets?

So far, the LA Times seems to be the only media source asking – did the FBI just shoot Jim DiMaggio to deliver “justice” and skip all those steps like gathering proof and having a trial?

LA Times

Briefly he was the 40 year old family friend who took an unhealthy interest in their 16 year old daughter. One account mentions them going on a week long trip together without objections from the parents.

Her mom and younger brother were found dead inside Mr Dimaggio’s burning house, and he headed to Idaho with the daughter. It’s a logical inference that he killed them, but not the only plausible explanation. He was a suspect and hadn’t been charged with the crime.

When the FBI found his vehicle, they were concerned it might be booby trapped. It wasn’t.

The FBI has been very coy so far about why the hostage rescue team shot Mr DiMaggio. They have not stated that he had any weapon, that he engaged in any threatening way toward them or the girl – there isn’t even any strong evidence that the girl was there against her will. The relatives are acting pretty strangely.

Two words to ponder – Randy Weaver

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27 Responses to Execution squads?

  1. lasong says:

    We are just a few incidents away from them using drones on us. Like in Yemen when they use drones to kill people and say they were terrorists, who is to really to know other than what the gov’t media say’s, there was no trial they could have been campers or people driving around for all we know.

  2. Parrott says:

    yeah, hell they will crash through your door at night in your house, from a tip from some informant or some inuendo.
    They will shoot your dog (who is barking a warning) and terrorize your children and and yell & curse at you and your wife pinned on the floor, if you are not shot in the initial breaking down of your front door.
    Don’t need no stinking warrent.
    They will tear your home apart, ruin your life. Its a sad state we are in. They know who is the gangs, and drug dealers. But they know those guys shoot back.
    Drones will hit your house next, to trial needed. I know sometimes its just motions they go through for trials, cause you don”t have the money or resources like the gov’t .
    Best you can do is stay under the radar and pray this never happens you
    parrott

  3. Nidster says:

    Shoot the dog first, women are next, just like in the Ruby Ridge siege.

    If anyone is noticing, the BlameStream Media’s reactions to these stories are 180 degrees out-of-phase. That should tell us all we really need to know. Get ready, or get out!

    • Art Stone says:

      Stratfor is a CIA Contractor? I”m shocked, I tell you.

      Someone should really pass that on to John Batchelor. Next thing someone will suggest that Batchelor might be a CIA asset spreading psyops disinformation to the public. What is this world coming to?

      • CC1s121LrBGT says:

        Has anyone heard from Paul Alexander?

        • Art Stone says:

          Was Paul the gay one?

          Paul was a fellow at the Hoover Institution – I’m shocked!

          • CC1s121LrBGT says:

            I don’t know. But he was the Democrat side of Batchelor and Alexander about 10 years ago.

          • Art Stone says:

            From Wikipedia, he’s apparently been doing work in broadway and stuff. One of his projects was a Dracula thing – I bet you anything he knows Joey Reynolds, who can’t get enough Broadway vampires

          • CC1s121LrBGT says:

            It is a good show now, but I think it was a better show then because they were good friends and generally took opposite sides of issues. I believe they met because they live in the same building.

          • Art Stone says:

            They remind me a bit of Mary Matalin and James Carville – they enjoy the process of manipulating public opinion, but at the end of the day it’s all just a game and not much more.

            Bachelor’s show was good when I used the podcast, and listen to the 15 minutes out of the 4 hours that was interesting. He developed a cadre of regular guests, many of whom I had no interest in. One of the more interesting is Gordon Chang of the WSJ – but after 10 years of “the Chinese economy is going to collapse any second now”, he reminds me more of Joe Granville.

          • CC1s121LrBGT says:

            Batchelor does have regular guests and while they are good, we learn less and less new stuff from them each time they appear.

            One of his guests is Larry Kudlow of CNBC and Cumulus fame.

            Larry’s weekend radio show is a lot more interesting than his CNBC show and worth a listen. It is one of the few financial shows other than Bob Brinker’s Moneytalk that is on this site.

            BTW – I do recommend listing the Bloomberg radio shows that appear on many radio stations – they are not selling penny stocks like some of the other financial shows. 😉

          • Art Stone says:

            For the most part Bloomberg’s shows are listed, but there is little audience for them. To make them show up, you have to make sure the station type is all rather than news/talk, since WBBR and the stations that carry Bloomberg are “biz talk”. I suppose if I was clever, I could enable some kind of multi select on station type, but I don’t sense it would be useful

            My general rule of thumb is I spend effort on what people listen to, not what I want them to listen to – hence my giving up on listing Canadian stations.

            Most people who are seriously into the financial markets have their eyes glued to a TV. Bloomberg radio is the TV without the picture, which just doesn’t work… “looking at this chart of the interest rate curve….” – sorry, I can’t see it on my radio

          • CC1s121LrBGT says:

            Bloomberg WBBR does simulcast some TV content, but only a few hours per day- during market hours, it is different programming. In general, the radio repeats the market levels very frequently and the TV does not since there are real time tickers across the screen.

            I fouund that several of the Bloomberg programs are syndicated and appear on many stations that do not have Bloomberg radio all day.

            I believe there is a station in Plattsburgh and now one in Boston that simulcast WBBR. I also believe there had been but is no longer one on Long Island that did the same.

            Everything is fine the way it is – I sometimes forget to go to other pages on the site. lol

  4. Art Stone says:

    More details trickle in

    http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-dimaggio-hannah-anderson-20130815,0,2438724.story

    He was shot at least 5 times

    Basic facts I want to know:

    Are Hannah’s parents divorced? Who has custody?

    How did Mom and little brother wind up at DiMaggio’s house? Were they killed elsewhere and brought there? Was Mom romantically involved with Jim DiMaggio? Where was Dad that day?

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