I always love the tinfoil and grassy knoll comments.  It indicates the poster wishes no further discourse on the subject, and always sparks a private question as to why this particular someone might fear this particular line of inquiry. 

 

Knowledge is power.  When I was a toddler the first words I learned to read were "FREE" and "SALE" because they were the biggest words in the newspaper.  It was explained to me that FREE usually didn't really mean free, and if you kept reading you would find out why.  I learned to read before starting kindergarten.

 

When my siblings and I would watch cartoons, we couldn't wait for the commercials.  It became a contest to see who could point out the deceptions, the out-and-out lies, the various tactics being used to manipulate the viewer into buying.  The same tactics are used over and over and are easily recognizable. 

 

If somebody bangs on my front door at 3 AM, I check the back door first.  When somebody says we have to do it "for the children" I know I have to put emotions aside and look at things in the harsh light of logic.  When every big media outlet is running the same story, I look for the story that isn't being covered. 

 

It's how Sherlock solved the case because the dog DIDN'T bark.  It's how I knew Dave Caldwell would draft Blake Bortles because of Dave's deafening silence on that particular player. 

 

So what line of thought is being suppressed by these tin-foilers?  Is it the uncomfortable reminder that Clinton operative Sandy Berger was previously caught stealing records from the National Archives, previous to his testimony in front of the 9/11 Commission?

 

What was in the FBI report that has gone missing?  It was an account of the relentless gutting of Vince Foster by Hillary Clinton in a meeting of top aides.  The FBI postulated this colossal embarrassment led to Foster's depression and ultimate suicide.  I personally consider the treatment by Hillary may have dissolved any sense of loyalty Foster had to the Clintons and caused him to go public, or threaten to go public, with evidence of Clinton criminality.

 

It would explain the clumsy cover-up by the White House in the wake of the Foster death.  Secret Service agents witnessed Patsy Thomason, Craig Livingstone, Maggie Williams and Bernard Nussbaum removing files from Foster's office.  Letters addressed to Janet Reno and William Kennedy III, reported to be in Foster's safe by his secretary Deborah Gorham, were missing. 

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