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Wow so sad, I luved his show, so easy to listen to his stories he was like the common man and seemed like a cool dude not pretentious and just loved showing us other Countries food, culture and traditions.
You could learn a lot just by watching his show.....
He will be missed.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/08/us/anthony-bourdain-obit/index.html
You could learn a lot just by watching his show.....
He will be missed.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/08/us/anthony-bourdain-obit/index.html
The Shop
Been at work all day haven't seen any news just doesn't seem real.....
My wife and I loved to watch his show and we would talk about all the cool places we would like to travel and see because of him. Like someone already mentioned, he just seemed like a common man. He and I shared the same first name and a passion for good food, good times, and traditions. Feel bad for his daughter. He will be missed.
RIP Anthony Bourdain
There are a million unreported stories regarding powerful elite and pedophilia. I won't even touch some of the wilder allegations I have read about famous people online. If you think powerful people won't kill to protect power and money, you have things reversed. They are the most likely to. I think Bourdain's death is shady as hell.
Just trying to keep some facts straight in here.
Pit Row
As far as your second point, I don't think anything in my comment hinted at me thinking that "powerful people won't kill to protect power and money". I may not be Alex Jones, but I'm not naive.
https://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2017/11/todays-blind-items-sex-drugs…
I don't think I've seen anyone deny that anyone has the potential to commit murder. That doesn't matter who it is, whether they have fame and fortune, whether they are politically powerful or not. That's simply human nature at its worst and it occurs across socioeconomic lines.
Unfortunately you seem to selectively choose to view something that is "possible" as "probable" if it would advance your predetermined conclusion of conspiratorial conduct, then you layer on more and more of these "possible/probable" assumptions atop a rickety base of logic. You treat this rickety base as a solid foundation, of course, because without that your imaginary scenario comes tumbling down.
You don't have to be crazy to question whether something occurred to Bourdain that was nefarious. But when you announce your belief that he was murdered with zero evidence of it and despite all the evidence to the contrary, it might be time to make that psych appointment and face any mental health issues head on.......
I'll keep that in mind about visiting a mental health practitioner. I'll ask him about the sanity of continuing to ride motorcycles at my age with a few metal parts and a prosthetic joint. That will probably concern him more than my conspiracy theories.
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