UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot outside Hilton hotel in Midtown in targeted attack: cops - Just Part and Parcel of visiting a Big City

[neger psykolog]

You think guys that ran paid ads in soldier of fortune were “professional hitman”? LMAO. They were bored, dumb wanna be adventurers so desperate they ran want ads for “business”. But sure, running public ads for your “services” is certainly a sign you are dealing with a pro.

Third world shitholes have “professional hitman” the same way first world countries do, they just have lots more desperate thugs willing to try and kill someone to make some extra money.

Sure they don't exist: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/barry-honey-sherman-deaths-of-canadians-remains-a-mystery/

edit: also funny that the story I linked here is about someone who was a ruthless business man who was known for being a shithead and also worked in the medical industry. But hey, if professional hitmen don't exist then you can claim the $35 million dollar reward and just tell them it was a murder-suicide lol

 

[I-chi]

“Do you understand what I'm saying?"
shouted Moist. "You can't just go around killing people!"
"Why Not? You Do." The golem lowered his arm.
"What?" snapped Moist. "I do not! Who told you that?"
"I Worked It Out. You Have Killed Two Point Three Three Eight People," said the golem calmly.
"I have never laid a finger on anyone in my life, Mr Pump. I may be–– all the things you know I am, but I am not a killer! I have never so much as drawn a sword!"
"No, You Have Not. But You Have Stolen, Embezzled, Defrauded And Swindled Without Discrimination, Mr Lipvig. You Have Ruined Businesses And Destroyed Jobs. When Banks Fail, It Is Seldom Bankers Who Starve. Your Actions Have Taken Money From Those Who Had Little Enough To Begin With. In A Myriad Small Ways You Have Hastened The Deaths Of Many. You Do Not Know Them. You Did Not See Them Bleed. But You Snatched Bread From Their Mouths And Tore Clothes From Their Backs. For Sport, Mr Lipvig. For Sport. For The Joy Of The Game.”

 

[Sneed Halation]

I hope our hero escapes but imagine if you got on the jury for this. It would probably just end up a hung jury and get retried but still how great would that be.

Fun fact: Random murders by unrelated people have an absurdly low rate of being solved (like 15% or something iirc) so our hero has pretty good odds at this point.

It is everyone's moral duty to inform as many people as humanly possible about jury nullification and the fact that the jury is under no obligation to actually find someone guilty even if they are.

 

[no1curr]

Imagine they catch the assassin and then Trump pardons him

As much as I support the shooter, this is almost certainly a state-level 1st degree murder charge if they catch him, the president can't pardon him. The NY governor could, I guess, but that sounds even more unlikely

 

[.iota.]

‘Could this happen to us?’: UnitedHealth shooting prompts corporate security rethink

on the right: media telling me that corpos are worried that this could keep happening
on the left: me, tasting the rainbows

 

[booklover]

My father has United Healthcare. I've had to help him get half of what he needs. The other half was beyond even my ability to get.

Couldn't have happened to nicer fucker. No tears.

I'm a retired pharmacist. They have always been the worst WRT paying claims.

 

[Grinrow2]

Imagine they catch the assassin and then Trump pardons him

Trump didn't pardon the boomers that got arrested over the jan 16 shit. Despite what retards on this site think Trump isn't the messiah. Trump would never dare go after any of these Lizard people who are completely raping your country and the souls of millions of people through medically enforced findom.

Neva forget Trump touched the jew wall in Israel

 

[neger psykolog]

A month after Trump's election, the New York streets saw another protest against the elite. Except this protest didn't involve people waving signs. It involved a man shooting a health insurance executive to death. Following this, people from across the political spectrum burst into celebration. The only voices of dismay are coming from shills who live in green rooms.

What will the next move be?

"What will the next move be?"

It depends if this happens again (it will)
And really depends how far people want to go. Things can get very slippery, very quickly.

As many have said here previously it is very strange that this kind of vulnerability was never meaningfully attacked before when so many people have been fucked over by the medical industry in the USA.

It also very much depends if this guy was a solo person or part of some sort of clandestine group that is going to do more actions like it. There are a lot of factors to consider.

But like some have said in this thread already, surely "professional hitmen" do not exist in this world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazuo_Nagano so I wouldn't worry too much

 

[Rick's Beef Wellington]

Wait, was this guerrilla marketing for the new season of Dexter?

 

[Buck Broken Chimp]

Boycott health insurance it is useless anyways

 

[din365]

I was just thinking about the lead-up to all this.

Thirteen years ago, people came together in the streets of NYC to protest the bankers who were destroying their lives. It was called Occupy Wall Street and it was one of the first protest movements with a snappy, memorable message that squarely targeted the power structure without getting bogged down in distractions. It terrified the elite to the point they drove the Western world into over a decade of raging insanity with critical theory and identity politics. Now it appears that Trump's election has closed the book on wokeism. The progressive movement was powerful for a time but ultimately it was a one-trick pony and its tactics are played out.

A month after Trump's election, the New York streets saw another protest against the elite. Except this protest didn't involve people waving signs. It involved a man shooting a health insurance executive to death. Following this, people from across the political spectrum burst into celebration. The only voices of dismay are coming from shills who live in green rooms.

What will the next move be?

I remember Occupy wall street. basically a bunch of people wanted to hold the bankers that caused the 2008 economic crash accountable, and wanted regulations to ensure something like that never happened again. that was something i thought was a reasonable ask, but then a bunch of other dumbfucks saw the movement and hitched their shitty fringe causes to it, and ultimately suffocated the movement to the point it became an incoherent commiefest that wanted to fight climate change, push feminism, stop racism, and whatever incoherent unemployed rambling of any nobody with a megaphone wanted to spew out.
Well, as we already know now, a lot of bigwigs actually fund some activism, so its easy to put two-and-two together that those fringe protesters were likely paid to essentially sabotage it and destroy the core message of it. the ones they don't, well they put their paid stooges in with a swastika flags or hitch one of their causes onto it just to discredit it.

 

[MunsterCheeseJr]

His wife is only saying nice things about him because his money is hers now. Seperating without divorcing really paid off for her.

On one hand, maybe she paid someone to off him. On the other hand, she probably would have made out better in the divorce with him still alive.

only people who haven't at least grinned

I wasn't smiling. I had no clue who he was or how culpable he really was. I'm not jumping for joy. But I'm not chastising either.

At the end of the day, the dead guy was a cog in the health insurance system. I am not sure killing him solves anything. He is easily replaced with the same type of cog.

Federal agents online are notoriously pacifistic. They hate endorsing violent crimes and are constantly cautioning the communities they infiltrate to tone down any rhetoric that might have legal implications.

Really? I thought that they tried to set people up and entrap them with super glowie gay ops. And still prosecute them when they don't bite. Do you have any proven examples of online fed agents or fed informants that were pacifists? I just don't know that much about the subject.

It could just be a different guy wearing a similar hoodie and backpack. The point of the outfit was likely to appear as a literal "gray man" - there are many similar-looking people around to confound searchers. You could call it stochastic camouflage.

Better plan, if you have the money. Hire someone to hand out coats & backpacks just like yours or similar flip flop approximations to local hostel residents the morning of your action sold as a brand promotion.

Everyone who lives in New York now has the God-given task to make sure all their normal friends who might be in a jury pool are well informed about jury nullification. It's common knowledge to us autists but a lot of people think there are consequences for telling the prosecutor "lulz no. Blow your evidence out your ass"

I am sure that won't bite anyone in the ass. Especially if suddenly the black community decides they don't want black men jailed for robbing or assaulting white people. You only need one.

If they announced they were going to send the CEOs to do a talk in some place in NYC and i had a grudge. It is not hard to memorise what he looks like and camp out and wait as he goes for a coffee at the Starbucks outside the building.

My first thought is that given this is an annual meeting, he may have scoped it out the year before. Figured out this guy's pattern. And was ready at the right place at around the right time this year.

No hanging around and making last minute decisions.

If the target didn't happen to show, he could have had a plan B, C or D person he was waiting for at the entrance. Or he could have skipped it for the following year.

 

[neger psykolog]

Major Health Insurance Companies Take Down Leadership Pages Following Murder of United Healthcare CEO

Following the murder of its CEO on Wednesday morning, United Healthcare removed a page from its website listing the rest of its executive leadership, and several other health insurance companies have done the same, hiding the names and photos of their executives from easy public access.

As of Thursday, United Healthcare’s “about us” page that listed leadership, including slain CEO Brian Thompson, redirects to the company’s homepage. An archive of the page shows that it was still up as of Wednesday morning, but is redirecting at the time of writing and isn’t directly accessible from Google search or the site’s navigation buttons.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, which Thursday said it would walk back changes announced this week that would charge patients for anesthesia during procedures that went longer than estimated, now redirects its own leadership page to its “about us” page. Originally that page showed leadership, including President and CEO Kim Keck, Executive Vice President and CFO Christina Fisher, and 23 more executives as of earlier this year according to archives of the page, but is now inaccessible.

@GASLIGHTER_ on X spotted other major insurers following suit. Nonprofit health insurance organization Caresource took down the individual pages for all of its executive leadership, including President and CEO Erhardt Preitauer, Executive Vice President David Williams, Executive Vice President for Markets and Products Scott Markovich, Executive Vice President for Strategy and Business Sanjoy Musunuri, CFO Larry Smart and COO Fred Schulz. Snippets from each of these pages are still visible on Google search, but the pages themselves return an error that says “the requested URL was not found on this server.”


Another nonprofit health plan, Medica, did the same: Medica’s executive leadership page redirects to its homepage, and its foundation leadership staff page now returns an error: “Oops. That page doesn’t exist.”

Elevance Health took down its leadership page, too, replacing it with a message that says “Sorry, that page is no longer here.” The most recent archive for that page is from last week.

https://www.404media.co/multiple-major-health-insurance-companies-take-down-leadership-pages-following-murder-of-united-healthcare-ceo/

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

I do feel kind of bad for his kids,

does he actually have child-age offspring?

I wasn't smiling. I had no clue who he was or how culpable he really was. I'm not jumping for joy. But I'm not chastising either.

I meant it more figuratively, but yeah the people who've been REALLY outraged have been sus af

At the end of the day, the dead guy was a cog in the health insurance system. I am not sure killing him solves anything. He is easily replaced with the same type of cog.

cog shortages can happen quickly enough
"this won't solve anything" certainly hasn't solved anything

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

Sure they don't exist: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/barry-honey-sherman-deaths-of-canadians-remains-a-mystery/

edit: also funny that the story I linked here is about someone who was a ruthless business man who was known for being a shithead and also worked in the medical industry. But hey, if professional hitmen don't exist then you can claim the $35 million dollar reward and just tell them it was a murder-suicide lol

LMAO. It’s not a “professional hitman”. The Sherman’s were most likely killed by their faggot son and his gay lover because Daddy wasn’t giving him enough money. But it also could have been his other kids, or his nephew, because they all hated the Sherman’s and wanted their money. The family has stonewalled all the criminal investigations because they all got a piece of the pie eventually and are satisfied with their deaths. RCMP and courts have totally cucked to the family of jewish “professional hitman” directly related to the victims.

 

[Buck Broken Chimp]

I remember Occupy wall street. basically a bunch of people wanted to hold the bankers that caused the 2008 economic crash accountable,

To be fair those people refused to acknowledge the Jewish nepotism in the banking industry or things like the community reinvestment act that caused a lot of dumb,undeserving (mostly black) people to get mortgages they were not qualified for.

I know it sounds like I am defending the bankers and am a total bootlickers but ask yourself this,


If I go out and public and say that greedy corporate bankers caused the 2008 crisis will I get in any trouble ? probably not

If I go out and say that incompetent Jewish bankers caused it by giving loans to Black people, I will get punished 6 ways to Sunday.

A little unrelated but glad this guy is dead lol.

I have to be careful with my wording because my only time being reprimanded on this forum was in relation to Epstein and his ilk.

 

[Blewberry Nausea]

Wait, was this guerrilla marketing for the new season of Dexter?

Considering how that show went off the rails let’s hope not. Don’t need CEO Deposer to be thirsty for his sister.

 

[spacko]

The real victim here is the trans community. Smdh

 

[neger psykolog]

They even have a memorial of a convicted pedophile on this site.

https://gunmemorial.org/2020/08/26/joseph-rosenbaum

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I kind of feel like that website needs a dedicated thread lol:

 

[MadStan]

Make no mistake - they will get him and probably within 3-5 days. He has taken out one of the ruling class and this is where they show their hand with the data they can pull and that they control the strings. Cities will turn over data, FB,Apple and Google will comply with all data requests promptly and they will nail him. If they can’t get a fair trial I’ll bet he is shot dead in a stand-off. He has assasinated an “elite” and they will show us regular people just how fast they can catch someone when they want to. He is a dead man already.