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Topic started on 28-11-2009 @ 11:47 PM by muggl3z

Bloomberg reporter who sued the Fed has died


www.dailypaul.com
Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Pittman, the award-winning investigative reporter whose fight to open the Federal Reserve to more scrutiny led Bloomberg News to sue the central bank and win, died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.
Pittman suffered from heart-related illnesses. The precise cause of his death wasn’t known, said his friend William Karesh, vice president of the Global Health Program at the Bronx, New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society.
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reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 12:18 AM by wiredamerican
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died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.


He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.


reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 12:28 AM by muggl3z
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I think it's most likely just the continuation of a pattern of intimidation. You don't mess with the Federal Reserve, the people that really own and run this country.

Perhaps he really did die of natural causes but for so many years so many people end up dead surrounding these conspiracies and perhaps I am too cynical but I can't help but be suspicious.


reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 12:33 AM by Agent_USA_Supporter
Originally posted by wiredamerican
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post by muggl3z





died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.


He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.


You call 52 age old?
Thats not to old 60 80 ages are old


I rather think this the work of someone, why? simple he was against the system and now look what happened, heck i got loved ones over the age of 50 (57) or more and yet they look young and feel young to


I wouldn't say 50 is an old age.


I also agree the death seems a bit way suspicious and why are they covering it up as an death related with heart problems? the media seems do this more often dont they?

[edit on 29-11-2009 by Agent_USA_Supporter]



reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 12:52 AM by CHA0S
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He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.
You've got to be kidding right? That is actually a fairly young age to die at...I know people as healthy and vibrant as can be well over that age...


reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 12:58 AM by azureskys
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How do you figure that a man 52 is is an "old man" ??

52 is Not old

In the 1900s, early 20th century, 50 Was the average life span.

The human life span in the 21st century, has increased to 76(men) to 82(women) years old.

don't know what was the true cause of death for him, but I'm damn well sure it wasn't Old Age


reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 01:19 AM by TheComte
Originally posted by wiredamerican
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post by muggl3z





died Nov. 25 in Yonkers, New York. He was 52.


He was an old man. He had 52 years of life. I am putting my chips on he died of old age rather than the fed sacrificing him for the greater good of the country.


Old age?! 52! Wow, where do you live that you think 52 is old age? This isn't the middle ages anymore. The various secret services in the world for sure can make a death look like a heart attack. Not saying that's what happened here, but come on, 52 is not old age.


reply posted on 29-11-2009 @ 01:45 AM by Majic
Heart To Heart

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
People in their 50s do die of heart attacks all the time, and barring anything more unusual than Mr. Pittman's

Any proof of your claims you made?
die of heart attacks all the time?

what an claim.

If you disagree, you may want to take it up with the CDC...

Heart Disease Facts and Statistics

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both women and men in the United States.

In the U.S. alone, someone dies of a heart attack roughly every 50 seconds. That happens to include individuals in their 50s. Heart disease accounts for 25.3% of all deaths among persons age 45-54.

If you have conflicting evidence indicating that people in their 50s are somehow magically excluded from the risk of death by heart attack versus all other age groups, I'd love to see it.

Meanwhile, and unfortunately, I'm unable to locate any reliable statistics quantifying how many people die due to investigating the Federal Reserve. While I'm sure the actual figures would be intriguing, I don't think it's too much of a stretch to expect they are significantly lower than the number of heart disease-related deaths.

In any case, I strongly recommend learning more about the realities of heart disease before pointing fingers at me or anyone else on statistical grounds.

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
Dont ever make such claim like that again ok?

I've got a better idea. When you disagree with something I post, feel free to refute it with facts rather than unfounded condemnations.

And for goodness sake, please disabuse yourself of the absurd notion that you have any business telling anyone what they can or cannot claim on ATS, because that's not just silly, it's downright disturbing.
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