Quote:A healthcare CEO lies dead on a Manhattan sidewalk, executed by what some are calling a professional hit, and tonight on RAW FEED, Gary Franchi brings you the surveillance footage they don't want you to analyze. UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson never made it to his morning meeting—instead, he met an assassin who knew exactly where he would be and when. The timing is devastating. Thompson, who sat at the center of massive federal investigations and antitrust probes, was silenced just as questions about potential insider trading were heating up. His wife reveals he had been receiving threats, but from whom? And why now, when federal investigators were closing in? The security footage tells a chilling story: a masked assailant with military precision, a silenced weapon, multiple precise shots, and a carefully planned escape route through Central Park. This wasn't random violence—this was a message. In a city with some of the strictest gun laws in America, how does a professional hitman execute a CEO in broad daylight and vanish without a trace? What they're desperately trying to hide is the connection between Thompson's death and the larger web of corruption plaguing our healthcare system. UnitedHealthcare was using AI models with a 90% error rate to deny care, according to recent lawsuits. More disturbing still, Thompson and other executives had offloaded over $100 million in stock just before DOJ investigations became public. Patriots, this is where we need your help. While the mainstream media works overtime to bury these connections, Next News Network remains committed to exposing the truth. But we can't do it alone. Your support at https://www.givesendgo.com/Keep-Next-... or via PayPal at https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaig... keeps us independent and allows us to dig deeper into stories they want buried. The threads connecting this assassination run deep. On February 21st, UnitedHealth discovered a cybersecurity breach. That same day, Nancy Pelosi made her second purchase of call options in Palo Alto Networks—the very company later chosen to investigate the breach. Coincidence? The timing of Thompson's death, amid federal investigations and mounting pressure, suggests powerful forces wanted him silenced. The surveillance footage reveals something else they're not telling you: the weapon used wasn't standard issue. Experts analyzing the footage identify characteristics of a specialized assassination tool—the Welrod pistol, known for its unique suppression capabilities. This wasn't some random gunman; this was a professional who knew exactly what they were doing. Thanks to citizen journalists on X, we've traced the killer's escape route using City Bike data. Only one bike left the vicinity within the crucial timeframe, tracked to Madison Avenue and East 82nd Street. The precision of this operation suggests an inside job, with knowledge of Thompson's schedule and movements. Tonight on RAW FEED, Gary Franchi breaks down the evidence they don't want you to see. From the suspicious stock sales to the DOJ investigations, from the AI denial system to the mysterious cybersecurity connections—every piece points to a coordinated effort to silence someone who knew too much. This isn't just about one CEO's death—it's about exposing the deep corruption within our healthcare system and its connections to the highest levels of power. Your support helps us continue this crucial investigation. Visit https://www.givesendgo.com/Keep-Next-... to help us keep the truth flowing. The mainstream media wants this story to disappear, but with your help, we won't let that happen. Thompson's assassination is just the tip of an iceberg that threatens to expose the entire corrupt system. Stay with us as we connect these dots and reveal the truth they're desperate to hide.

(12-05-2024, 12:51 PM)Ninurta Wrote: That pistol was NOT, I repeat with an emphatic stomp of the foot, NOT a Welrod.

I'm going to wait until all the "experts" that the news folks are hiring to analyze this shooting stop putting their ignorance on display all across the "news" services before I comment any further. It may be days. They seem to be having a good 'ol time with it.

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(12-05-2024, 10:08 PM)727Sky Wrote: can see his face..

(12-06-2024, 01:26 AM)SomeJackleg Wrote:

(12-05-2024, 10:08 PM)727Sky Wrote: can see his face..

does look like the same guy, but here is another side by side, and before i started saying it was him i'd like to see image with the same jacket, fairly close to the time and place, with the same color backpack. God forbid he gets killed for some reason while being apprehended because he just happens to look like someone. 

back in my wild beer drinking hell raising days there was a bar i went to all the time and lots of folks always got me confused with another fella and call me by his name.  we were finally there one night at the same time, i personally didn't see the resemblance. 

Quote:EndtheMadnessNow.....

And from CNN Live Updates...

"The suspect in the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson traveled via Greyhound bus from Atlanta to New York before the shooting, multiple law enforcement sources told CNN...the gunman arrived in New York City on November 24, 10 days before the shooting...He checked into the hostel on Manhattan’s Upper West Side using a fake New Jersey driver’s license...a female employee at the hostel [said] at one point, she asked the then masked man to lower his mask while flirting with him — which is when the photos released by the New York Police Department today were captured".

Quote:As the media sweeps it out to make room for the next new current thing, I believe it'd be a mistake to pretend like we all just didn't witness the mass public reaction to what happened to UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a midtown Manhattan sidewalk in broad daylight.

Do we know what actually happened? No, we don't. Who does? As with all major events, it's doubtful anyone who claims to actually does either. However, even those who say "it's all theater" severely underestimate the power of theater — a point we will continue to repeat because it's extremely important to comprehend. The magician on stage performing an amazing trick may be just that, just a magician. The audience even goes to the show aware of this fact. But their reactions are real.

It doesn't matter what spin the media attempts to apply to it after the fact. That public outrage — that squelchy Eldritch Abomination-esque thing writhing in the dark — is still right there, right under the surface, barely concealed.

I've been doing this a while, and I've never seen a reaction like that, not even after 9/11. Never.

Are there parallels in history? I'm sure. But as it goes in the modern moment, even historians have since been asking when is the last time anyone has witnessed the public react this way to the announcement that one man's life was given an untimely end? In my whole life I have never seen so many deeply visceral, personal reactions to a major event as this one.

How many people's lives did this one man's existence inadvertently touch?
That's before we even get into what he symbolically represented in the eyes of so many. That's before we even discuss the lawsuit his company was involved in accusing said company —  the 8th largest by revenue in the entire world and the largest health insurer in the U.S. who by far denies the most health insurance claims — of utilizing a weaponized AI to deny people care.

“UnitedHealth uses AI model with 90% error rate to deny care, lawsuit alleges: For the largest health insurer in the US, AI's error rate is like a feature, not a bug,” reads the Nov. 16, 2023 Ars Technica headline:

Quote:    UnitedHealthcare, the largest health insurance company in the US, is allegedly using a deeply flawed AI algorithm to override doctors' judgments and wrongfully deny critical health coverage to elderly patients. This has resulted in patients being kicked out of rehabilitation programs and care facilities far too early, forcing them to drain their life savings to obtain needed care that should be covered under their government-funded Medicare Advantage Plan. That's all according to a lawsuit filed this week in the US District Court...

The next day after the shooting occurred, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield abruptly reversed its decision to implement what the media reported as “arbitrarily” capping anesthesia coverage during surgeries in certain states to a set time limit, a move which the American Society of Anesthesiologists president called “a cynical money grab” and “just the latest in a long line of appalling behavior by commercial health insurers looking to drive their profits up at the expense of patients and physicians providing essential care”.

It should go without saying that patients have literally no control over how long a surgery might last, and surgeons being put on what amounts to a financial gameshow timer seems ridiculous — dangerous at best and sounds like the plot of B horror film at worst.

When WFSB Channel 3 reported the decision's reversal on X in a post that has since received 8.7M views, this was the top comment underneath:



The bullet casings used in the crime supposedly had "deny, defend, depose" inscribed on them — an obvious reference to the tactics health insurance companies are known to employ in order to avoid paying claims.

It's only been a few days. There are memes. There's merch. While a manhunt for him is still underway, they're holding suspect look alike contests in NYC and stores are selling out of jackets that look like the one the gunman is wearing in the crime scene photo released by police. People forget that although Bonnie and Clyde were criminals, they were also widely seen as Depression-era folk heroes at the time. Robin Hood was technically a criminal, too.

This observation is in no way a condoning of vigilante justice whatever. It's merely an observation, but one I believe it is worth taking the time to fully consider.

Society wears a mask. Those who don't seem to realize it is a mask go about their daily lives acting as if that mask is the real true face of it.

Well, surprise. It isn't.

The pandemic should've taught more people to realize this by now. Others simply don't seem to want to face it (no pun intended). What keeps society together and functioning underneath it all is really just trust in a series of basic agreements, and those agreements have grown increasingly tenuous and fragile with each passing year — more especially since the authoritarianism unleashed in 2020, and perhaps most especially since the uptick in censorship of online discourse.

If We the People feel we have no outlets anywhere to redress our grievances and vent our frustration at a massive bureaucracy that has incredible power and control over our lives but refuses time and again to listen to us, that mask society wears is going to continue to slip until eventually it falls all the way off.

The French Revolution isn't some fictional horror story. It's a history lesson.

When people feel they have no other recourse for grievances in the face of an unmovable bureaucracy taking more than it gives, history shows what inevitably happens.

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."
— John F. Kennedy

If the temperature of the nation just got taken on a mass scale, I'd say it's a bit feverish out there.

X article

(12-10-2024, 06:28 AM)727Sky Wrote: With A.I. and video cameras tracking this suspect, expect cameras to sprout like weeds in every city that can afford them. 

Here they solve most of their crimes by video surveillance or citizens stopping criminals.