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Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 06:31:43 -0800
To: "Philip V. Brennan Jr." <pvbr@gate.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: An epidemic of hole in the heads (?)
It was a spearhead launched by
cave men from another millennium,
but it entered a time warp just
as the Philadelphia Experiment was
cranking up the volume, and it
fell down on Ron's head as he was
sipping his in-flight Nescafe,
when he lowered the volume on
his in-flight headset playing
Looney Tunes Best Hit(s)! CD.
[no pun intended]
Said spearhead was removed,
leaving gaping hole, and no
brains (aka no brainer [sic]).
There! Any other questions
you desperately need answering? 8-]
/s/ Paul Mitchell,
Candidate for Congress
http://supremelaw.com
At 03:48 AM 12/11/97 -0500, you wrote:
>
>Perspectives Column from Dec. 10th edition of Wednesday on the Web
>
>An Epidemic Of Holes in the Head
>
>By Phil Brennan
>
>I don't know whether Ron Brown's skull played host to a .45 slug or if he
>merely had the kind of hole in his head I always thought all liberal
>Democrats have.
>
>What I do know is that this whole affair stinks like the year-old goo I
>recently took out of my refrigerator and threw away.
>
>Ever since the courageous Chris Ruddy broke this incredible story, this
>Brown business has got curiouser and curiouser.
>
>It began with a plane crash that allegedly took place as a result of a
>failure of electronic equipment designed to guide aircraft to wherever it
>is they are supposed to be going.
>
>Then the Bosnian in charge of the equipment allegedly committed suicide a
>la Vince Foster -- a mode of death extraordinarily common among those
>connected in anyway, no matter how remote -- with matters involving the
>Clintons.
>
>Then along came Lt. Col. Steve Cogswell, a highly competent army
>pathologist to reveal there was a suspicious hole in the top of Brown's
>skull, that there was brain matter exposed inside the hole, indicating
>that whatever caused the hole penetrated the skull bone, and there were
>metal fragments of the kind left by bullets inside Brown's skull.
>
>Cogswell said that the x-rays of Brown's head had somehow gone astray,
>but that he had photographs of the x-rays taken before they went off into
>that giant maw that seems to swallow up anything the Clinton
>Administration does not want made public.
>
>Next, a goon squad raided Cogswell's quarters, sans search warrant,
>ransacked it, and Cogswell was ordered to clam up and was placed under
>what amounts to house arrest.
>
>Up to this point, most of this explosive story has been studiously
>ignored by the media which has made a practice of savaging Ruddy -- a
>journalist who has the quaint idea -- not shared by the majority of his
>colleagues -- that a reporter should pursue a story no matter where it
>leads -- and pursue it with integrity and determination to get the facts
>even if they defy the current wisdom.
>
>After all, the media elitists reasoned, all Ruddy had was Cogswell and
>his photos and wasn't Ruddy the right wing nut who thought that something
>was fishy in the rather strange investigation of the death of Vincent
>Foster -- another gentleman connected with the Clintons who turned up
>with a hole in his head.
>
>Then along came Lt. Col. David Hause, a colleague of Cogswell's in the
>Armed Forces Institute of Pathology to say that unlike Cogswell, he was
>present during the examination of Brown's corpse. Here's how Ruddy put it:
>
>"Cogswell was not present at Dover when the wound was examined, but Hause
>was.
>
>According to Hause, his examination table was only two tables away from
>the one on which Brown's body was laid out. "A commotion" erupted, he
>said, when someone said, "Gee, this looks like a gunshot wound." Hause
>said he left his examination table to view the wound.
>
>He remembers saying, "Sure enough, it looks like a gunshot wound to me,
>too."
>
>He said the wound "looked like a punched-out .45-caliber entrance hole."
>
>In last week's article, Cogswell called the wound "as close to a
>perfectly circular hole as you can get." He based his description on
>discussions with colleagues and his review of records, photographs and
>
>"Essentially ... Brown had a .45-inch inwardly beveling circular hole in
>the top of his head, which is essentially the description of a
>.45-caliber gunshot wound," Cogswell said."
>
>Hause also confirmed Cogswell's claim that the original x-rays were
>missing:
>
>" Last Friday, Hause explained, he was asked to review the Brown case
>file with Dr. Jerry Spencer, the AFIP's chief medical examiner. They laid
>out all of the X-rays and discovered that, indeed, no X-rays of Brown's
>head remained.
>
>"Hause said he was also ordered to collect all photographs taken of Brown
>at Dover. These photos, stored in a safe, should have included
>photographs of the X-rays. But after compiling an extensive inventory of
>the negatives, Hause could find no original photo negatives of the head
>
>"According to Hause, all that remains of the head X-rays are photographic
>slide images in the possession of Cogswell and copies of images possessed
>by the Tribune-Review."
>
>Neither Cogswell nor Hause can understand why something as suspicious as
>a hole in Brown's head did not set off alarms among the other armed
>forces pathologists conducting the examination of his corpse. The facts,
>they insist, demanded an autopsy, but mysteriously, none was done.
>
>Last week I watched the Peter Jenning's ABC special on the Dark Side of
>Camelot, sparked by Sy Hersh's new book of the same name.
>
>What struck me was the fact that much of the information revealed about
>the dark side of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was known to the media during
>those legendary 1000 days of Camelot. JFK's serial adulteries were widely
>discussed at the time. I listened to a lot of such talk at the National
>Press Club in those days.
>
>Moreover we all knew that one or two members of the media elite who were
>close to JFK had good reason to know about his satyriasis -- they had
>wives who were even closer to the president.
>
>Someone tipped off the GOP that there was a book in the Library of
>Congress that would shock the public. We were told to get the Blauvelt
>Family Genealogy out of the Library and look at a certain page.
>
>We did, and discovered an entry that stated that a member of that
>illustrious old New Jersey family, one Drury Malcomb (sp?), had on such
>and such a date, married a Congressman John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
>
>Investigation revealed that the page in the marriage register supposedly
>showing the marriage took place was missing. And, when reporter Bill
>Shultz called the lady in questioned she sniffed "Everybody knows the
>President has only one wife," begging the question that what every knew
>might not necessarily be the truth.
>
>Shortly afterward the White House discovered what we were up to and took
>evasive action, passing the item on to Newsweek (Washington editor: Ben
>Bradley, a close friend of JFK) and they ran a little piece essentially
>having a good laugh over a story too absurd to be taken seriously.
>
>When that story broke the rest of the media ran for cover. The White
>House denied the story and the media obediently accepted the denials and
>that was that.
>
>Back then, just about everybody in Washington also knew that Nixon had
>the 1960 election stolen from him. But since the media hated Nixon, the
>fact got short shrift at the networks and the big print media. Now the
>public learns that the election was indeed stolen, by a mafia thief in
>league with the Kennedy clan.
>
>In short, a lot of the Kennedy scandals revealed in the book and in the
>TV special were known and deliberately covered up by the media.
>
>The Brown case proves that they're at it again.
>
>They have no shame (or consciences).
>
>
>Also on this week's edition of Wednesday on the Web -- Cover Story: The
>New Class and The New Socialism - a remarkably revealing essay by Rupert
>Murdoch; Special Report-A Plea for a Political Prisoner in Arkansas;
>OPIC-Let's end Big Bucks for Big Business; Malcolm Wallop-The Gkobal
>Warming Treaty-All Pain, No Gain; Battling The Poison of Pop Culture-If
>you've Got Kids You've Got To Read This; Fifty Ways To Cut Taxes; Ward
>Connerly-Equality Is The Key To Racial Harmony and lots, lots more. Check
>it out at http://www.pacg.com/pvbr/
>
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