At least you went from screaming "why would they do that ?"
to admitting that it could have been a false flag where some people got injured.....pretty good progress over a few back and forths so that is a positive.
What is really weird is you running multiple ghost accounts here.
old news! talk about and forget about usually a week or so later. No follow up and wait for another event? Repeat
No further investigation needed or news reported on the other executives who were involved.
and increase security and safety of ALL America 
No further investigation needed or news reported on the other executives who were involved.
Let’s get some answers? Example of Trump wanting to downsize Federal workersUnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and other executives were caught with insider trading, sold $117M of their stock during the federal probe (and investors were not notified!).
Now Thompson gets shot at investor conference.
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Nothing is random.
There will be more...
and increase security and safety of ALL America 
Luigi Mangione in NYPD Custody as he leaves PA courthouse bound for NYC.
Luigi Mangione has arrived at a Long Island,New York airport.
Lands in Manhattan being transported to courthouse
From www.InfoStormer.com
infostormer
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December 19, 2024
They’re saying this is a shock poll but there is nothing really shocking about it. This 41 percent number is probably much higher because many people are not going to tell a random stranger that they support killing executives of health insurance companies.
The healthcare system in America is a gigantic ripoff and scam. It is the furthest thing from a “free market” system as only the most dumbass of boomers will claim. The government has worked with health insurance companies to ensure they have no proper competition.
Obamacare made it much worse and only succeeded in directing more money into these corrupt health insurance companies. It literally forced people to buy shitty overpriced insurance plans from shitty companies who made a killing off of this.
I obviously don’t support murdering people, but the fact of the matter is that UnitedHealthcare is responsible for huge numbers of deaths. This through all the claims they denied. Brian Thompson was not some innocent person and to claim that he was an innocent person is just bullshit. He was in charge of a terrible insurance company that was profiting off of people’s misery and death.
Many people perceive what Luigi Mangione is alleged to have done as proper vigilante justice. It is hard to argue against this point of view. It’s an act of defiance against an evil and tyrannical system.
41 Percent of Young Americans Support Luigi’s Killing of UHC CEO
Byinfostormer
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December 19, 2024
They’re saying this is a shock poll but there is nothing really shocking about it. This 41 percent number is probably much higher because many people are not going to tell a random stranger that they support killing executives of health insurance companies.
The healthcare system in America is a gigantic ripoff and scam. It is the furthest thing from a “free market” system as only the most dumbass of boomers will claim. The government has worked with health insurance companies to ensure they have no proper competition.
Obamacare made it much worse and only succeeded in directing more money into these corrupt health insurance companies. It literally forced people to buy shitty overpriced insurance plans from shitty companies who made a killing off of this.
I obviously don’t support murdering people, but the fact of the matter is that UnitedHealthcare is responsible for huge numbers of deaths. This through all the claims they denied. Brian Thompson was not some innocent person and to claim that he was an innocent person is just bullshit. He was in charge of a terrible insurance company that was profiting off of people’s misery and death.
Many people perceive what Luigi Mangione is alleged to have done as proper vigilante justice. It is hard to argue against this point of view. It’s an act of defiance against an evil and tyrannical system.
Clearer video of him landing in Manhattan & walking to the van that will transport him to court.
On the same page understanding but what isn’t right is the others who were involved in the insider trading should be put in jail before they leave the country with the monies? Oh well…From www.InfoStormer.com
41 Percent of Young Americans Support Luigi’s Killing of UHC CEO
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infostormer
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December 19, 2024
They’re saying this is a shock poll but there is nothing really shocking about it. This 41 percent number is probably much higher because many people are not going to tell a random stranger that they support killing executives of health insurance companies.
The healthcare system in America is a gigantic ripoff and scam. It is the furthest thing from a “free market” system as only the most dumbass of boomers will claim. The government has worked with health insurance companies to ensure they have no proper competition.
Obamacare made it much worse and only succeeded in directing more money into these corrupt health insurance companies. It literally forced people to buy shitty overpriced insurance plans from shitty companies who made a killing off of this.
I obviously don’t support murdering people, but the fact of the matter is that UnitedHealthcare is responsible for huge numbers of deaths. This through all the claims they denied. Brian Thompson was not some innocent person and to claim that he was an innocent person is just bullshit. He was in charge of a terrible insurance company that was profiting off of people’s misery and death.
Many people perceive what Luigi Mangione is alleged to have done as proper vigilante justice. It is hard to argue against this point of view. It’s an act of defiance against an evil and tyrannical system.
Months before Thompson's murder, he and two other UnitedHealth Group executives were named in a 20-page complaint filed by the Hollywood Firefighters' Pension Fund.
UnitedHealthcare CEO named in lawsuit earlier this yearClick here to view the PDF file.
The lawsuit, dated May 14, alleges Thompson sold more than $15 million of his personally-held UnitedHealth shares — just as the Department of Justice reopened an antitrust investigation into the company.
Thompson, along with the two other executives, didn't disclose the information to investors or the public, the lawsuit noted. This allegedly cost the plaintiff quite a bit of money.
The lawsuit goes on to allege that UnitedHealth was aware of the DOJ investigation since at least October 2023. Around that time, the lawsuit alleges, Thompson sold his $15 million in shares, while UnitedHealth’s Chairman Stephen Hemsley sold at least $102 million of his personally-held company shares.
Andrew Witty, who is the chief executive officer of UnitedHealth Group, which the parent company of UnitedHealthcare, was also named in the lawsuit. The documents allege he knew that the information wasn't properly disclosed to the plaintiff "and that the positive representations which were being made were then materially false and/or misleading."
Next court date January 18,2025
Gotcha... All the endings are the same ???
Hope the investigation into this guy.... Andrew Witty, who is the chief executive officer of UnitedHealth Group, which the parent company of UnitedHealthcare, was also named in the lawsuit. The documents allege he knew that the information wasn't properly disclosed to the plaintiff "and that the positive representations which were being made were then materially false and/or misleading."
This being said he is....
Guilty until proven innocent! Not innocent until proven Guilty.......
Witty should be front page news and updates on News Nightly until the verdict is in and until Verdict is reached Witty should be Sean Diddy cellmate!
Keep him save.....
The 26-year-old appeared briefly in a Central Pennsylvania courtroom Thursday morning before being whisked by NYPD officers to a waiting airplane that flew him to Long Island. A helicopter and then SUV shuttled the prep school valedictorian and Ivy League graduate to a federal court hearing in Manhattan.
During the federal hearing, Mangione’s head tilted from side to side as he listened to the judge read allegations that he stalked Thompson and planned the CEO’s murder. Mangione said he understood the charges and fidgeted, crossing his feet as FBI special agents stood guard behind him.
His attorney, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, said she would not make a statement as she walked out of court after the appearance Thursday afternoon.
"Mr. Mangione appreciates everyone's support," she told reporters.
Charges in the federal indictment, unsealed Thursday, include murder using a firearm, two counts of stalking and an additional firearms offense. Federal prosecutors say since Mangione "traveled in interstate commerce" by taking a bus from Atlanta to New York before Thompson's killing, they have jurisdiction. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Jan. 18.
Federal charges could potentially allow prosecutors to pursue the death penalty, which is off the table in in the New York case.
During the federal hearing, Mangione’s head tilted from side to side as he listened to the judge read allegations that he stalked Thompson and planned the CEO’s murder. Mangione said he understood the charges and fidgeted, crossing his feet as FBI special agents stood guard behind him.
His attorney, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, said she would not make a statement as she walked out of court after the appearance Thursday afternoon.
"Mr. Mangione appreciates everyone's support," she told reporters.
Charges in the federal indictment, unsealed Thursday, include murder using a firearm, two counts of stalking and an additional firearms offense. Federal prosecutors say since Mangione "traveled in interstate commerce" by taking a bus from Atlanta to New York before Thompson's killing, they have jurisdiction. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Jan. 18.
Federal charges could potentially allow prosecutors to pursue the death penalty, which is off the table in in the New York case.
