Citizen Power

It’s true that this sounds like a crazy conspiracy theory. After all, it’s too obvious! Remember the plane crash in 2002 that killed Senator Paul Wellstone? Every conspiracy theorist on the planet thinks Dick Cheney and Karl Rove conspired to cause that plane crash. How do they think it was done? By using an EM (eletro-magnetic) experimental device, to cause the plane’s electrical systems to fail. It sure sounds like a crazy story. Except when you consider that Paul Wellstone, the senator from my state of Minnesota, was hated by the Bush administration for being a tenacious anti-war speaker in the Senate. He was also very vocally against other Neocon policies and argued strongly against the war in Iraq. In fact, he voted against the Iraq war Resolution shortly before his plane crashed. (See more of a sensational nature here and of a less sensational nature here).

I was driving in my car in central Minnesota the day Wellstone’s plane crashed, and I heard about it on the radio. When they initially blamed it on icing, I thought that was a ridiculous claim. It wasn’t that cold out and it was only October.   That claim was later ruled out. Then they blamed it on pilot error, which is meaningless. It means someone made a mistake, but with two experienced pilots flying that day? It didn’t make sense. It didn’t make sense when I heard that another pilot, who was recently going to testify against the Bush administration, also inexplicably fell out of the sky. In fact, the plane crash of Mike Connell was even more suspicious because he was really the “Man Who Knew Too Much”. He had worked for the Bush administration on IT involved with the election of 2004, and he knew everything about how votes could and probably were stolen in that election. It has been demonstrated without a doubt that votes in certain electronic voting machines could be and most likely were “flipped” from Kerry to Bush in 2004, (documented in movies like “Hacking Democracy” and others.) Connell is the man who knew how it was done, since he set up websites for GOP candidates, and was their tech guru. He probably observed voting machines “malfunctioning” and doing whatever the Bush administration wanted, so they could steal another election. Whatever he knew, he knew it was important, because he expressed to some people that he was afraid he’d be “thrown under the bus” and he was also warned of his plane being possibly sabotaged. He had even asked for protective custody because of threats he had received.

Then suddenly, his plane crashes. He was an experienced pilot. You could say that was rather “convenient” for a lot of people in the Bush administration.
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