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If it was a violent nigger who killed a random pedestrian he would get bail
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot outside Hilton hotel in Midtown in targeted attack: cops - Just Part and Parcel of visiting a Big City
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If it was a violent nigger who killed a random pedestrian he would get bail
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I want to know what got our boy so angry.
Also you would think a cop should not be grabbing someone by the neck if the person has a spinal injury...
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His bussy is gonna be popular in prison. Let's see if his back still hurts after his ass gets wrecked.
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There's pressure points behind the ears. You can try to force a person's head in a specific direction by grabbing the back of their neck like that.
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If the prosecutors are smart (lol) they would give him a good deal, since they know he's gonna be hard to convict.
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BREAKING: Newly Discovered Connection Between Nancy Pelosi & Luigi Mangione Raises Questions In UnitedHealth CEO Murder Investigation
Key Points
• Cyberattack Timeline: A major cyberattack on
UnitedHealth Group in February 2024 coincided with
Paul Pelosi's $4 million investment in Palo Alto
Networks, which later investigated the breach.
• UnitedHealth CEO's Death: Brian Thompson,
UnitedHealth CEO, was murdered shortly before he
was set to testify in a DOJ case that could have
implicated Nancy Pelosi in insider trading.
• Luigi Mangione's Role: Luigi Mangione, a tech-savvy
scion of a wealthy Maryland family with historical ties
to the D’Alesandro family (Nancy Pelosi), was arrested
in connection with Thompson's death.
• Potential Insider Trading: Speculation suggests the
cyberattack could have been orchestrated to facilitate
insider trading benefiting the Pelosi family.
• Pelosi/Mangione Family Ties: Nicholas Mangione,
Luigi's grandfather, had ties to Thomas D’Alesandro Jr.,
Nancy Pelosi’s father, raising questions about long-
standing family connections.
When it comes to the intersection of power, influence, and corruption, nothing surprises us anymore. But the unfolding saga around Luigi Mangione, Nancy Pelosi, and UnitedHealth Group's cyberattack is a story that raises every eyebrow and begs serious questions.
Is there a connection between the tech-savvy scion of a wealthy Maryland family, a devastating cyberattack, and what could be one of the most intricate insider trading scandals in modern history?
Let’s break it down.
The Timeline of Intrigue
In February 2024, UnitedHealth Group, one of the largest private insurers in the United States, suffered a catastrophic cyberattack.
On the exact same day, Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi's husband, made a curious financial move: purchasing $4 million in call options for Palo Alto Networks, a leading cybersecurity firm.
Shortly after, Palo Alto Networks was chosen to investigate the breach. Coincidence? Perhaps. But the timing is eyebrow-raising, to say the least.
As the fallout unfolded, UnitedHealth Group was left grappling with a $2.3 billion response bill, a tarnished reputation, and data breaches impacting one-third of Americans.
Among those reportedly affected by the cyberattack was Brian Thompson, UnitedHealth’s CEO, who was scheduled to testify before the Department of Justice regarding potential insider trading allegations that could have implicated Pelosi.
Enter Luigi Mangione
Luigi Mangione, a computer science graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and the grandson of Nicholas Mangione—a man with well-documented ties to Pelosi’s father, Thomas D’Alesandro Jr.—is no stranger to controversy.
While Luigi has largely remained in the shadow of his family’s business empire, his technical expertise and access to wealth raise questions about his potential role in this high-stakes drama.
Luigi was arrested in December 2024 in connection with the murder of Brian Thompson, just weeks before the CEO was set to testify.
While authorities have focused on the immediate crime, the broader context suggests a potential motive linked to protecting powerful individuals.
Could Luigi Mangione have been part of a coordinated effort to silence Thompson and shield Pelosi from insider trading accusations?
The Insider Trading Angle
The sequence of events involving the Pelosi's and Palo Alto Networks smells of insider trading. Yet, as always, there’s plausible deniability.
Nancy Pelosi’s defenders argue that Paul Pelosi’s investments are independent of her legislative role, but critics see this as a convenient shield.
Luigi Mangione’s potential involvement in the cyberattack and subsequent events adds another layer of intrigue.
The Pattern of Power
Let’s not forget that this isn’t the first time Pelosi’s name has been linked to ethically questionable dealings.
From stock market timing to her legislative influence on industries where her family has investments, the Pelosi machine has always operated at the edge of what’s legal and ethical.
Add Luigi Mangione to the mix—a tech-savvy grandson of a family connected to the D’Alesandros—and you have all the ingredients for a scandal that could rival any Washington thriller.
Questions That Demand Answers
If there’s nothing to hide, why did UnitedHealth's CEO end up dead before his DOJ testimony?
Why did Paul Pelosi make a $4 million bet on the very cybersecurity firm that ended up investigating the attack?
Is this a case of random coincidence, or are we witnessing the makings of one of the most explosive political and financial conspiracies in modern history?
Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: when it comes to the Pelosi dynasty, there’s always more to the story.
Pictured Below
• Thomas D'Alesandro Jr (Nancy Pelosi's father)
• Nicholas Mangione (Luigi Mangione's Grandfather)
• 1989 Washington Post Article where D'Alesandro
defends the reputation of Nicholas Mangione
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So, we can agree on this: if the progression had been 1) Phimosis of penis 2) Circumcision 3) Insanity you guys would jump directly on that surgery (and Jewish braintricks) as the cause, right?
But no, it wasn't the foreskin, it was 1) Back injury 2) Back Surgery 3) Insanity, and what that means is either the injury or tragically the surgery ruined his psyche in a familiar manner because some surgeries can have bizarre supersurgical effects, ones a medical professional would never guess.
Certain regions of the body are important to the brain. The Jews know this of the foreskin, the yogis know this of the lower back which they call "root chakra". I have literally exactly written that the obliteration of the root chakra can cause a drastic brain change "First Organic Mania" which is either harmful or helpful, or which can be yearned for for sanity's sake, or if unwittingly induced can be the bane of one's existence.
And since the root chakra manifests secondly in the foreskin, there once was a man Abraham who learned to obliterate and make himself a Perfect Jew;
and there once was a man Luigi, who made himself (or else was made) into a Perfect Terminal Gentile instead.
But no, it wasn't the foreskin, it was 1) Back injury 2) Back Surgery 3) Insanity, and what that means is either the injury or tragically the surgery ruined his psyche in a familiar manner because some surgeries can have bizarre supersurgical effects, ones a medical professional would never guess.
Certain regions of the body are important to the brain. The Jews know this of the foreskin, the yogis know this of the lower back which they call "root chakra". I have literally exactly written that the obliteration of the root chakra can cause a drastic brain change "First Organic Mania" which is either harmful or helpful, or which can be yearned for for sanity's sake, or if unwittingly induced can be the bane of one's existence.
And since the root chakra manifests secondly in the foreskin, there once was a man Abraham who learned to obliterate and make himself a Perfect Jew;
and there once was a man Luigi, who made himself (or else was made) into a Perfect Terminal Gentile instead.
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Honestly, after having given it some thought, this would be very convenient for the Feds. "McDonald's Worker" is basically a symbol of the oppressed underclass of the USA. Making it seem like a "McDonald's Worker", out of all people, would be the one to recognize this guy from a blurry photo — and then take the time out of his job to call the cops on this — would be a good psyop. "See, the proles are actually against violence! Real activism is posting on Twitter!"
I also strongly suspect a narrative shift over the next 48 hours, away from the surprisingly sympathetic mainstream coverage right back to "Trump's America" and "right wingers are the biggest domestic terror risk".
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He's going to be a celebrity in prison. Nobody in prison is going to be in the camp of the bloodsucker CEO.
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God dammit after reading all the hornyposting online everything comes up as innuendos now. Ugh stupid brain.
This seems like a fetish for you at this point. Stop it.
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We'll see.
Prison isn't real life it's a whole different reality based on survival of the fittest. Some black guy is definitely gonna want that white booty.
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By the way this is pretty much the dictionary definition of a filler/clickbait article. Many journalists and websites get paid based on impressions and views. In this case there isn't even an author name so its probably just a "writer" off of some shitty website or is an article possibly generated completely by AI (based off of recent news headlines)
Read the fucking title:
"Bizarre reason why McDonald's worker might not receive $60,000 reward for identifying Luigi Mangione"
- It doesn't tell you the reason in the title is the first clue - it's so that you rage click
- It's about a recent news story
- It tries to create a controversy over some small detail about the news story (oh look retard mouthbreathers are crying about a "snitch" on TikTok and reward money - this is a hot topic!)
- Bring up some bullshit rules lawyer shit and don't cite any previous examples of people not getting reward payouts
- Don't send an inquiry to the FBI or NYPD to get an official response
- Don't get any quotes from people on the sidewalk/internet about their thoughts about the reward
- Makes a bunch of claims like "you won't get the reward if you called 911 instead of cockstoppers" and doesn't cite any example or proof of this
- It's fucking unilad.com lol
This is the exact same thing - trying to keep the news cycle going when there is no meaningful update on it. And sure it could be interesting if they actually provided examples of people not getting their rewards in the past.
Anyway - the person who called in may not have even cared about the reward to begin with and was just doing their duty as a good samaritan to report a wanted criminal to the police. Maybe they don't want to live in a world where people get gunned down in the street and can get away with it.
But none of that is true - the McDonalds worker is confirmed to be a part of the MKULTRA cybernigger psyops (activation word: Ronald McDonald)
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Only bad part of this image is he's not eating McDonals
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Sheeit boi, I forgot to add one to my list: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/united...ted-attack-cops.206228/page-237#post-20049795
- people who constantly talk about niggers penis in the context of prison niggers
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Man, A&N posters are really something else. Do you honest to God believe all the shit you post about Jews and the Deep State?
It was a McDonald's cashier who recognised his busy eyebrows and eyes, which were not just only his most distinguishing features, but also were his only features. She, probably like the rest of us, was seeing him in every goddamn Italian-American phenotype guy on the planet, and called probably believing it might've not been him. You don't know how many tips have been called in just for this one case. Not everything is a big conspiracy - some people are just angry.
It was a McDonald's cashier who recognised his busy eyebrows and eyes, which were not just only his most distinguishing features, but also were his only features. She, probably like the rest of us, was seeing him in every goddamn Italian-American phenotype guy on the planet, and called probably believing it might've not been him. You don't know how many tips have been called in just for this one case. Not everything is a big conspiracy - some people are just angry.
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The previous most recent spike was the Darrell Brooks trial because he kept bringing it up. I wonder what the other spikes were.
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Dude, get over it. I know he made you feel unsafe, but his parents are loaded.
His commissary account is going to be maxed out at all times, his education guarantees him the cushiest work assignments (fucking tutoring or some shit lol), and he'll probably get accommodations because of his back.
Guys going to be writing unhinged essays and paying for hits with doritos and twinkies, listening to the latest music on all the clear plastic doohickey's he can get his hands on.
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This is actually now a "Happenings" thread
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