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On 12/8/2024 at 8:31 AM, Tommy Callahan said:

And like most of the fortune 500.  They are majority owned by vanguard and blackrock

For about the tenth time now: Vanguard and Blackrock manage mutual funds and ETFs. There are probably tens of millions of investors in those funds. Saying that any of the underlying holdings of those funds/ETFs are "owned" by Vanguard or Blackrock is silly.

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Appears likely they got the right guy.

Excellent police work. Just superb.

 

By the way, don't believe for a second that he just happened to be in a McDonald's in Altoona PA and that a McDonald's customer just happened to recognize him. I suspect he was on the radar for a day or two before he was actually nabbed.

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Photo from his Facebook page.  I'm amazed that CNN keeps posting the photos that don't show his entire face when a Google search gets his Facebook photo.  They'll probably be shutting down his Facebook & other social media places pretty soon.  

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NY POST story

 

Person of interest in fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson ID’d as Luigi Mangione,

an ex-Ivy League student

 

The person of interest nabbed in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is an anti-capitalist Ivy League grad who liked online quotes from “Unabomber’’ Ted Kaczynski — and apparently hated the medical community because of how it treated his sick relative, law-enforcement sources told The Post on Monday.

 

Tech whiz Luigi Mangione, 26, of Towson, Md., has not been charged but was taken into custody Monday morning at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pa., after an intense manhunt following the coldblooded execution of Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel last week, sources said.

 

The former prep-school valedictorian was caught with a gun, silencer, four fake IDs with names used during the killer’s stint in New York City — and a manifesto, sources said.

 

The manifesto railed against the US healthcare industry, including over its enormous profits and alleged shady motives, sources said.

 

https://nypost.com/2024/12/09/us-news/person-of-interest-in-fatal-shooting-of-unitedhealthcare-boss-brian-thompson-idd-as-luigi-mangione-an-ex-ivy-league-student/

 

 

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1 minute ago, Albany,n.y. said:

Photo from his Facebook page.  I'm amazed that CNN keeps posting the photos that don't show his entire face when a Google search gets his Facebook photo.  They'll probably be shutting down his Facebook & other social media places pretty soon.  

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My problem is I'm not immediately recognizing that as the same guy in the hostel photo. But ... I guess?

Valedictorian of posh school. Ivy League student. There will be an interesting backstory here ...

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15 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

My problem is I'm not immediately recognizing that as the same guy in the hostel photo. But ... I guess?

Valedictorian of posh school. Ivy League student. There will be an interesting backstory here ...

Other masked photos show his very distinct eyebrows.  

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Hatred Born Out of Delusion

David Strom 

 

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Liberals keep accusing conservatives of being inherently violent, yet somehow, it is the left that always celebrates political violence. 

 

The latest example is the reaction to the assassination of UnitedHealth Group's CEO Brian Thompson. 

 

 

If you spent any time over the past few days on social media, you would have been treated to a chorus of celebration, mostly from leftists, over the murder of a corporate CEO. 

 

There were more than a few people who recoiled at the glee, but far too many put the assassination video on loop and chuckled at his death. Ostensibly, this was because Thompson was a Very Bad Man, responsible for the death of thousands because UnitedHealth is in the business of profiting off people's suffering. 

 

There is a great deal of overlap between the class of people who celebrated Hamas' attack on Israel and the assassination of a CEO. Both are driven by a resentment of people who wrongly consider themselves oppressed despite being among the most privileged people in the world. 

 

Almost all of them are college-educated, gleefully sure of their moral superiority, and for the most part, they feel like they don't get the power, prestige, and financial rewards that are their due. They are members of an elite class, but generally speaking, they are the losers in the race to the top of the elite. They have degrees in all sorts of useless "studies" for which they paid an outrageous amount and will never get any return on their investment. 

 

More at the link:  https://hotair.com/david-strom/2024/12/09/hatred-born-out-of-delusion-n3797711

 

 

 

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15 minutes ago, sherpa said:

What do your posts have to do with this thread, which is about an assassination New York?         

What? 

12 minutes ago, yall said:

He's too busy ***** posting everywhere in PPP to be bothered with getting the right thread 

Who? lol 

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3 hours ago, ChiGoose said:


Guys writing manifestos and doing shootings might not be the most rational thinking people 

 

The guy also has a MS in Engineering from Penn.

 

There also happens to be a massive problem with the radical left. They burnt down cities all across the country in 2020 for "racial justice" and took over college campuses last spring furthering a virulent anti-Israel and anti-American  movement.

 

This racial leftwing movement is also anti-capitalism, and they think "the revolution" is close at hand. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Motorin' said:

 

The guy also has a MS in Engineering from Penn.

 

There also happens to be a massive problem with the radical left. They burnt down cities all across the country in 2020 for "racial justice" and took over college campuses last spring furthering a virulent anti-Israel and anti-American  movement.

 

This racial leftwing movement is also anti-capitalism, and they think "the revolution" is close at hand. 

 

 

I don't recall a city getting burned down. Yada yada 

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27 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

What? 

Who? lol 

 

I note that you have removed your completely unassociated Syrian posts from this thread about an assassination in NY.

 

A bit too late to go unnoticed, but that's what you do, which is to post and hide when challenged. 

 

By the way, regarding your claim that things weren't burned down, do you have any idea what happened in that Minneapolis neighborhood?

Not likely, but no surprise.

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If it’s true that he committed a fatal OPSEC error because he wanted to flirt with some chick, it would be the least surprising thing to happen to an Italian since Andrew Cuomo’s downfall. 

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50 minutes ago, Motorin' said:

 

The guy also has a MS in Engineering from Penn.

 

There also happens to be a massive problem with the radical left. They burnt down cities all across the country in 2020 for "racial justice" and took over college campuses last spring furthering a virulent anti-Israel and anti-American  movement.

 

This racial leftwing movement is also anti-capitalism, and they think "the revolution" is close at hand. 

 

 


Sure Jan GIF

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49 minutes ago, sherpa said:

 

I note that you have removed your completely unassociated Syrian posts from this thread about an assassination in NY.

 

A bit too late to go unnoticed, but that's what you do, which is to post and hide when challenged. 

 

By the way, regarding your claim that things weren't burned down, do you have any idea what happened in that Minneapolis neighborhood?

Not likely, but no surprise.

But a neighborhood is not a city, just a small section. 
 

Get real, dope 

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