General Patton Murdered....by Stalin

[PoliticalChic]

So.....let's review:
Stalin wanted to be sure that a man with Patton's understanding of the aims of the communists were eliminated.

Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.


10. " In 1979, OSS Jedburgh Douglas Bazata made the astounding assertion that he was part of a hit team that lay in wait for Patton's limousine.

He claimed that after the crash, he fired a low-velocity projectile into the back of Patton's neck in order to snap it. When Patton did not die immediately, Bazata said, the general was murdered in the hospital by NKVD agents using an odorless poison.

Bazata also swore that Wild Bill Donovan paid him ten thousand dollars plus another eight hundred dollars in expenses for his role in Patton's death.
.... Bazata held to his story.


On September 25, 1979, he described Patton's assassination to four hundred and fifty former OSS agents gathered for a reunion at the Washington Hilton.
Bazata was held in high esteem by members of the OSS. No less than William Colby, a former OSS agent who went on to become head of the Central Intelligence Agency, made a point of depicting Bazata's heroism in the 1978 book Honorable Men. [http://www.nytimes.com/1999/08/22/w...azata-artist-and-oss-officer-dies-at-88.html]

Bazata's obituary in the New York Times on August 22, 1999, was specific in recounting his work behind enemy lines in France. However, for three decades after the general died, Bazata remained silent about his alleged role in Patton's death. These quotes come from a letter he wrote to a friend on August 2, 1975. He later confirmed these claims in a 1979 article in Spotlight magazine."
O'Reilly, "Op. Cit." chapter 26.

 

[rightwinger]

I have it under good advice that Patton is not really dead

His death was faked to protect him from an Eisenhower murder plot. He is living with Elvis in a trailer park in Mississippi

Don't give up the day job.
The technique of sneering at anything that runs counter to Leftist doctrine, or reveals the truth about your icons, is getting a bit long in the tooth, Leftwinger.
As are you.

I have as much evidence to support my assertion as you do

My theories on Patton have as much credibility as your own

 

[Discombobulated]

So.....let's review:
Stalin wanted to be sure that a man with Patton's understanding of the aims of the communists were eliminated.

Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.


10. " In 1979, OSS Jedburgh Douglas Bazata made the astounding assertion that he was part of a hit team that lay in wait for Patton's limousine.

He claimed that after the crash, he fired a low-velocity projectile into the back of Patton's neck in order to snap it. When Patton did not die immediately, Bazata said, the general was murdered in the hospital by NKVD agents using an odorless poison.

Bazata also swore that Wild Bill Donovan paid him ten thousand dollars plus another eight hundred dollars in expenses for his role in Patton's death.
.... Bazata held to his story.


On September 25, 1979, he described Patton's assassination to four hundred and fifty former OSS agents gathered for a reunion at the Washington Hilton.
Bazata was held in high esteem by members of the OSS. No less than William Colby, a former OSS agent who went on to become head of the Central Intelligence Agency, made a point of depicting Bazata's heroism in the 1978 book Honorable Men. [http://www.nytimes.com/1999/08/22/w...azata-artist-and-oss-officer-dies-at-88.html]

Bazata's obituary in the New York Times on August 22, 1999, was specific in recounting his work behind enemy lines in France. However, for three decades after the general died, Bazata remained silent about his alleged role in Patton's death. These quotes come from a letter he wrote to a friend on August 2, 1975. He later confirmed these claims in a 1979 article in Spotlight magazine."
O'Reilly, "Op. Cit." chapter 26.

All these astounding revelations confirm one thing for sure........UFOs do exist.

 

[ogibillm]

So Stalin got out his ouija and asked Roosevelt to kill Patton - for some reason. Then, and this is the fun part, Roosevelt haunted Donovan and convinced him it was Patton's fault. Donovan ordered Patton killed and everyone went along with it (again, for some unknown reason) and ultimately Roosevelt himself committed the murder by possessing the driver of the troop truck.

I feel like I've seen this episode of Bewitched. In the end Darren gets the promotion.

 

[PoliticalChic]

So Stalin got out his ouija and asked Roosevelt to kill Patton - for some reason. Then, and this is the fun part, Roosevelt haunted Donovan and convinced him it was Patton's fault. Donovan ordered Patton killed and everyone went along with it (again, for some unknown reason) and ultimately Roosevelt himself committed the murder by possessing the driver of the troop truck.

I feel like I've seen this episode of Bewitched. In the end Darren gets the promotion.

Now, why would you strive so mightily to appear the fool?

As stated throughout the thread,...
Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.


11. " Was Patton, who foresaw the Cold War, wanted to fight the Russians to stop it, and was threatening to tell damaging secrets about how badly the war was run, assassinated?


The cause of death was ruled accidental, but two witnesses have emerged to dispute the official story. The first is Douglas Bazata, an Office of Strategic Services agent in World War II, the forerunners of the CIA. He claimed that he, an OSS assassin, was asked to kill Patton by OSS chief Gen. William “Wild Bill” Donovan. The order was the culmination of a long-running plot that had started as a non-lethal “stop Patton” plan.


Later, in interviews with me before his death in 1999, Bazata enlarged that scenario, claming that he, along with a Russian accomplice, set up the Dec. 9 “accident,” and that others — he believed Soviets — had finished the job in the hospital.


Though it is not well known, the OSS had an alliance with the NKVD, the Soviet spy network, during and after the war."
Was Patton killed New York Post

 

[ogibillm]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

 

[rightwinger]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

 

[PoliticalChic]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

The Office of Strategic Services was established by a Presidential military order issued by President Roosevelt on June 13, 1942.
Roosevelt chose Donovan to head same.

Roosevelt died about three years later.

As did Patton.



Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.

 

[Statistikhengst]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

He climbed right out of Eleanor's body one night, slunk over and offed Patton.

true story.

 

[Statistikhengst]

So.....let's review:
Stalin wanted to be sure that a man with Patton's understanding of the aims of the communists were eliminated.

Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.


10. " In 1979, OSS Jedburgh Douglas Bazata made the astounding assertion that he was part of a hit team that lay in wait for Patton's limousine.

He claimed that after the crash, he fired a low-velocity projectile into the back of Patton's neck in order to snap it. When Patton did not die immediately, Bazata said, the general was murdered in the hospital by NKVD agents using an odorless poison.

Bazata also swore that Wild Bill Donovan paid him ten thousand dollars plus another eight hundred dollars in expenses for his role in Patton's death.
.... Bazata held to his story.


On September 25, 1979, he described Patton's assassination to four hundred and fifty former OSS agents gathered for a reunion at the Washington Hilton.
Bazata was held in high esteem by members of the OSS. No less than William Colby, a former OSS agent who went on to become head of the Central Intelligence Agency, made a point of depicting Bazata's heroism in the 1978 book Honorable Men. [http://www.nytimes.com/1999/08/22/w...azata-artist-and-oss-officer-dies-at-88.html]

Bazata's obituary in the New York Times on August 22, 1999, was specific in recounting his work behind enemy lines in France. However, for three decades after the general died, Bazata remained silent about his alleged role in Patton's death. These quotes come from a letter he wrote to a friend on August 2, 1975. He later confirmed these claims in a 1979 article in Spotlight magazine."
O'Reilly, "Op. Cit." chapter 26.

All these astounding revelations confirm one thing for sure........UFOs do exist.

And they are all circling politicalshit's house, day in and day out. Since Obamagas is so cheap, they will be fueled up for a long time.

 

[Statistikhengst]

I have it under good advice that Patton is not really dead

His death was faked to protect him from an Eisenhower murder plot. He is living with Elvis in a trailer park in Mississippi

And eating white trailer trash trailer park okra pot chocolate wood shavings spinach rasperry more pot cigarette ashes more pot cookies with Stephanie, who lived next door.

 

[ogibillm]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

The Office of Strategic Services was established by a Presidential military order issued by President Roosevelt on June 13, 1942.
Roosevelt chose Donovan to head same.

Roosevelt died about three years later.

As did Patton.



Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.

you do know roosevelt died first, right?

 

[PoliticalChic]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

"..... it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, ..."
And that is pretty much the definition of history.


12. Based on actions for which there is no logical explanation other than Roosevelt's desire to support and sustain Soviet communism, there can be no doubt about the control that Joseph Stalin exercised over FDR, and his administration.


The winner of WWII was Joseph Stalin.
Not the United States.
Proof?
How about the fact that Stalin wound up controlling half of Europe.....
....and this:


a. Communism is international socialism. Key on the word 'international.'
b. Stalin's wish was the formation of the United Nations.
c. The first Sec'y General was Stalin's spy, Alger Hiss.
d. Russia had three votes in the United Nations, to one for the United States.
e. Almost every aim of the post war Communist Party of the Unite Stated (CPUSA) have been accomplished or are part of the program of the party that controls this nation, the Democrat Party.
The aims are listed here: The Communist Takeover Of America - 45 Declared Goals

f. The communists have been successful as well in hiding behind their battle cry "McCarthism!!!"
But... when the apologists are asked to name a single innocent whose life was 'ruined' by Senator McCarthy.....cannot.

Not a single one.


Total victory by communism....thanks to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.




So....why would anyone consider that Joseph Stalin was behind the murder of General George Patton was a stretch?


Unless they needed to shield the god of the Liberals, Franklin Roosevelt, from the truth.

 

[PoliticalChic]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

The Office of Strategic Services was established by a Presidential military order issued by President Roosevelt on June 13, 1942.
Roosevelt chose Donovan to head same.

Roosevelt died about three years later.

As did Patton.



Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.

you do know roosevelt died first, right?

So....?
Why would that end the plot????

 

[rightwinger]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

The Office of Strategic Services was established by a Presidential military order issued by President Roosevelt on June 13, 1942.
Roosevelt chose Donovan to head same.

Roosevelt died about three years later.

As did Patton.



Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.

Actually, FDR wasn't dead at all

He needed an alibi for when he killed Patton. There is no proof that FDR is actually dead. The killing of Patton had nothing to do with the Russians however. Pattons pit bull had snapped at Falla and Patton laughed at what a pussy dog FDR had.

Pattons days were numbered after that

 

[PoliticalChic]

again, kiddo, it's a great conspiracy theory, but that's all it is. it's built on a whole lot of conjecture, most of it, including this so called relationship between roosevelt and stalin, rather dubious.

it also depends on roosevelt pulling strings after his death. doesn't seem likely.

FDR faked his death so that he could kill Patton

The perfect crime

The Office of Strategic Services was established by a Presidential military order issued by President Roosevelt on June 13, 1942.
Roosevelt chose Donovan to head same.

Roosevelt died about three years later.

As did Patton.



Roosevelt did everything he could to please Stalin.

Donovan did everything he could to please Roosevelt.

Bazata did everything he could to please Donovan.

They were all on the same page in their views.....fears of......Patton.

Actually, FDR wasn't dead at all

He needed an alibi for when he killed Patton. There is no proof that FDR is actually dead. The killing of Patton had nothing to do with the Russians however. Pattons pit bull had snapped at Falla and Patton laughed at what a pussy dog FDR had.

Pattons days were numbered after that

Could a dead mastermind behind a murder?
You betcha'!!!

How's this, you dolt.....the Paris terrorists were financed by Anwar Al-Awlaki.......who is long dead.

"I was sent, me, Cherif Kouachi, by al Qaeda in Yemen. I went there and Sheikh Anwar al-Awlaki financed my trip."
The American who inspires terror from Paris to the U.S. - CNN.com

 

[Liminal]

Colonel Mustard in the library.

 

[JakeStarkey]

With a communist sickle.

It's good that PC's material is being placed in Conspiracy Forum.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Those who know George Patton's politics, his revulsion of communism and all things Russian, and who also understand the....affection....that Franklin Roosevelt had for Stalin and the Soviet political elite, will find the following both interesting and hermeneutical.



Here, the proximate event:

1. "General Patton "is getting well like a house afire," the Associated Press reported
four days ago, basing its information on the army's daily 6:00 p.m. briefing about his condition. The story also reported that Patton sat up in bed, throwing off his injury "with a speed reminiscent of his wartime advances."

2. The truth, however, is far different. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. is paralyzed from the neck down. Bones in his spine were dislocated when his car collided with an army truck full of drunken joyriding soldiers. Patton's number three cervical vertebra was shattered, badly bruising his spinal cord. The good news is that he has recovered some movement in his extremities. The bad news is that his doctors believe it is highly unlikely he will walk again.

3. Throughout the course of the Second World War, he made many high-ranking enemies in Moscow, Berlin, London, and even Washington, DC. Patton's fiery determination to speak the truth had many powerful men squirming not only during the war, but also afterward. He recently went on the record praising his former German enemies for their skills as soldiers, while also criticizing the Soviet Union as being a foe rather than an ally of the United States.
Some have come to see Patton as a roadblock to world peace. And now Patton is at his most vulnerable, an easy target for any of those enemies."
O'Reilly and Dugard, " Killing Patton"



4. " On December 8, 1945, Patton's chief of staff, Major General Hobart Gay, invited him on apheasant hunting trip nearSpeyerto lift his spirits. At 11:45 on December 9, Patton and Gay were riding in Patton's1938 Cadillac Model 75 staff car driven by Private First Class Horace L. Woodring when they stopped at a railroad intersection inMannheim-Käfertalto allow a train to pass....

Woodring glanced away from the road when a 2½ ton GMC truck driven by Technical Sergeant Robert L. Thompson, who was en route to a quartermaster depot, suddenly made a left turn in front of the car. Woodring slammed the brakes and turned sharply to the left, colliding with the truck at a low speed.

Taken to a hospital in Heidelberg, Patton was discovered to have a compression fracture and dislocation of the third and fourth vertebrae, resulting in a broken neck and cervical spinal cord injury which rendered him paralyzed from the neck down. He spent most of the next 12 days in spinal traction to decrease spinal pressure. Although in some pain from this procedure, he reportedly never complained about it. All non-medical visitors, except for Patton's wife, who had flown from the U.S., were forbidden. Patton, who had been told he had no chance to ever again ride a horse or resume normal life, at one point commented, "This is a hell of a way to die." He died in his sleep of pulmonary edema and congestive heart failure at about 18:00 on December 21, 1945."
"Patton: A Biography (Great Generals)," by Alan Axelrod and Wesley K. Clark, p. 167-169

a. " The official causes of death, as listed in the army adjutant general's report, are "traumatic myelitis, transverse fourth cervical segment, pulmonary infarction, and myocardial failure, acute. There is no autopsy."
O'Reilly, Op.Cit.


b. "Patton was the only passenger hurt that cold day in what essentially was described as a "fender-bender." Two others in the car with him were uninjured, as were those in the truck that suddenly turned and caused the crash.... Where are the records of their visit -- and of the accident itself? All reports and investigations have inexplicably disappeared."
Articles The Mysterious Death of Gen. George S. Patton

as always.PC has her usual obsession over FDR and the democrats.Love how she forgets to mention that there is a photo of Eisenhower standing next to stalin when stain had children killed.

 

[Liminal]

I recently read this book, very cute. Who knew Bill O'Reilly wrote children's books?