As Hillary’s
campaign heats up, we’ve seen Hillary Clinton engage in some bizarre behavior.
From coughing fits and bouts of rage to uncontrollable laughter and
overreaction to external stimuli, Paul Joseph Watson investigates what may be
behind her odd demeanor.
Is it
post-concussion syndrome following a blow to the head in 2012?
Is she having seizures? What
is the lesion spotted on her tongue? Or is she just a sociopath totally lacking emotional literacy?
By THE WASHINGTON
TIMES - - Sunday, March 15, 2015
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
While
some pundits call Hillary Clinton arrogant
and narcissistic for having the temerity while secretary of state to set up a
private email account, delete 30,000 “personal” emails and then ask that
everyone just “trust” her, I say her actions are a slap in the face of all
Americans. With Mrs. Clinton’s
decades long track record of scandal making her one of the least trustworthy
persons in the world, how insulting is her request for our faith?
I have
a theory about Mrs. Clinton’s
severe lack of judgment in thinking that she can get away with this State
Department violation of protocol that would get any other employee fired. In
what I consider to be the best-kept secret inside the Beltway, in December 2012 Clinton fell
and suffered a concussion, after which she quietly went off the radar for a
month. Shortly thereafter she showed up in Congress to testify at the Benghazi
hearings when she famously screeched, “What difference, at this point, does it
make?” to a probing question.
Given
her irrational behavior and severe lack of judgment since her supposed
concussion, I theorize that she may in fact have suffered a stroke and
subsequent neurological damage. Moreover, she’s tripping up all over the place
trying to explain away her latest breach of public trust by saying the private
emails were to her husband — even after Bill Clinton said he doesn’t use email.
I know
this woman has proven herself to be a world-class liar, but I honestly believe
that this brain-damage charge suffered from her December 2012 phantom stroke
needs to be revisited. It makes as much sense as any other plausible
explanation.
EUGENE
R. DUNN
Hillary Clinton's latest health update -- cerebral venous thrombosis--
is a rare and potentially "life-threatening" condition, according to
medical experts, but one from which the globe-trotting secretary of state is
likely to recover from.
In an update from her doctors, Clinton's brain scans revealed a clot had formed in the right transverse venous sinus,
and she was being successfully treated with anticoagulants.
"She is lucky being Hillary Clinton and had a
follow-up MRI -- lucky that her team thought to do it," said Dr. Brian D. Greenwald,
medical director at JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Center for Head Injuries.
"It could have potentially serious complications."
