Breitbart death conspiracy continued (updated)

Did Obama Crime Machine Kill Andrew Breitbart?
Alex Jones
Infowars.com
March 1, 2012

It took LA a week to declare the cause of death for Whitney Houston but they knew two hours after Andrew Breitbart’s death that it was natural and they told the world as fast as they could. Andrew said he would release footage that would hurt Obama and now the alternative media gadfly is dead. It goes on and on and if that film does not get released in full I call it shenanigans.

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Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart claims to have film of US President Barack Obama during his young, radical college years. He tells the CPAC audience that he will release them during the upcoming presidential campaign to expose the president's radial roots.

Uploaded by KMRATHELL on Feb 10, 2012
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Read:
CONSPIRACY: Breitbart dies at 43 [Rubaiat`s Blog, March 1, 2012] - Original news reported
CONSPIRACY: Andrew Breitbart dead at 43


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