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Heart Surgery Induced Strokes
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Steele was conscious for nearly an hour before surgery which gave far more than enough time for serious strokes to occur. Steele's blood pressure had dropped to zero in the hospital elevator. You are correct, that stops all clot movement. It does cause brain damage from oxygen deprivation just like drowning does. However the surgery itself dislodges debris such as aorta cells and chunks of the existing clot. This is unavoidable. Anti-coagulants help, but there is ALWAYS measurable brain damage from heart surgery. You forget that most of the blood vessels in the brain are the size of a hair. Blood cells have to go thru in single file. Surgeon skill and time on pump are important factors that determine the IQ of the patient upon recovery. Luck is just as important. I would never criticize Steele's surgeon. It is a miracle that Steele is not a total vegetable instead of merely crazy. Eleven days on the respirator might also have done it. Artificial ventilation of the lungs can cause clots in the capillaries of the air sacs. These clots can go to the brain long after the surgery has been completed. Normal time on a respirator is a few hours. |
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On and on it goes, Mr. P. You display bottomless enthusiasm to convince others what you think true, and when resistance is encountered, you draw at every straw possible to "prove" your speculations. What's in this for you? I think it safe to say you deftly - even gracefully - sidestep that question at every turn. How you benefit from your campaign in this thread is never uncovered. It's all "liars, swindlers" accusations of the Steeles, the Steele Camp. One would have to conclude North Idaho is knee-deep in dysfunction, the varieties you immediately discern and qualify. Can you explain to us why it's more important to persist than to just let it go? You know, grumble a few more times as you walk away... Yet, nobody expects that from you. We expect you to persist. Why? |
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Convenient sequitur, no? Let it go, Mr. P. Let it go. |
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There is nothing to suggest he went insane as a result of his surgery. No offence to you, but I tend to go by the testimony of those that know him well as to his being a roll and butter. People such as his wife and kids. Don't you think his wife/kids would grasp at any chance to make his life a bit better and if getting him out of a cell and into a hospital was in any way feasible, they'd be all over it? Even if his wife is as you portray her, what about his kids? They haven't said anything. His behaviour after the surgery seems consistent with his behaviour before.
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Your activity here suggests a rationale: to cover a relationship you have with SPLC (and/or ADL, and/or FBI), like the cop punching the informant in a hundred hack movies, to keep up the ruse for the marks. Quote:
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The fact that Cyndi, the purported would-be victim, stood by her husband--even after their marital issues--discredits that image. The SPLC and/or ADL was involved. They'd been after Steele since he had the audacity to defend Butler. The operation was manipulated in such a way that it was taken out of local judicial control with the crossing of state lines. Once it became a federal rap, even the prosecution was brought in direct from DC, bypassing the local US Attorney's office in Idaho. No chances taken. We know at least one federal informant was involved, Larry Fairfax. The attorney that was eventually retained turned-out to be a class A corrupt scumbag. Did he have contact with SPLC? He certainly rode into town for one last score and threw the case, and it's not like them to leave a base uncovered so close to the finish line. The point is that the government's case was weak and the circumstances surrounding the case look bad, suggesting the possibility of a new trial. And in this case, unlike so many SPLC/ADL ops, there are a bunch of mouths that can talk--mouths that were hired guns, not direct assets. A new trial could be disasterous. Since the original motivation proffered to the original jury (or, should I say, grab-bag of motivations vomited at the jury, for them to pick one that suited them) was so weak, a new motivation will have to be concocted. That's where you come in, Pauly, with your incessant 'Steele=Crazy' garbage, posted over and over for months at a time, even when there is no news to post. The supposition that 'Steele=Crazy' is a band-aid to cover the SPLC/ADL/FedGov's original case. They can't get by with it in the actual courtroom, so they're prosecuting the trial ahead of time in the court of public opinion, to sour the new jury who will undoubtedly see this thread and come to a a preconceived notion of Edgar Steele. That's why it's so necessary to beat the drum of 'Steele=Crazy' over and over and over again, ad nauseum. It's like peddling any other kind of jewish crap, from toothpaste to the Kardashians to fag 'marriage.' Scream the same crap over and over and people will buy it. You're marketing. Quote:
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It's expressly against the rules here--one of the very few rules. It's also typical of your smarmy, manipulative methods. |
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In answer to your question about family, each of them has been personally notified by me and they all know that Steele is crazy. There is some reason that they want him to be locked up permanently and be a martyr. In short, the family and Steele's lawyers are all liars and race traitors. My best guess is that all of them see that Steele is worth more locked up in Federal prison than in a looney bin with unknown outcome. This is my opinion, not yet a proven fact. It is a fact that Steele's $1,000 per month social security check stopped when he was convicted. It is also a fact that Cyndi didn't know that was going to happen. What the Steele camp may not realize is that if they get him out of prison, Cyndi can start collecting his social security check again. However, it might cost them more than that to service and control him. It might be more profitable to leave him where he is. Remember that Cyndi is a gold digger by her own admission. This is a fact, not my opinion. It is my opinion that she has become a world class actress specializing in Crocodile tears. A Hollywood talent scout would snap her up. This is not my opinion, it is a fact. Last edited by Donald E. Pauly; July 2nd, 2012 at 03:51 PM. Reason: typo |
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The anti-coagulants would have been given whilst he was off his feet (on the respirator) and during/prior to surgery to prevent clots. If he had had a clot, he would have had thrombolytic therapy to get rid of it. Do you know what drugs he was given? Anything ending in ----ase? Quote:
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If she were a gold digger, she would be off to the nearest lawyer screaming that "he has been convicted of trying to kill me. I want a divorce and I want the lot. House, money, shirt off his back." She'd get it, no sweat. Quote:
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Steele Went Crazy Believer #4
If memory serves, there are about eight established posters here that know that Steele is crazy. I will post them all as I can remember them. Hadding was the second after Kievsky to see that Steele was crazy. He corrects me here for the error of my ways for being slow to see that Steele went crazy. I took that correction properly and cheerfully. Full disclosure, I am a recovered Steele cheerleader.
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So it could follow to label you a whack-job, but I think that inaccurate. I think you are intelligent, sly and perceptive. Whack-jobs are not. So we come back to ask, WHY. Why is your behavior so outrageous? This is a new approach DEP. To vent what you say is fact, not your opinion... IS your opinion. The slippery eel remains caught. |
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Re: Steele Went Crazy Believer #4
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Dude, it doesn't matter if you trot out 6 million established posters whose opinion that "Steele went crazy" aligns with yours. Make it 666 million. If you did, the only thing proven is there are a lot of opinions that match. Even that does not _prove_ Mr. Steele went/is crazy. This seems another desperate need to show others who share your particular opinions. Again, WHY, Mr. Don? |
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Your method here of persistent opinion-promotion - to try to establish some desired fact - will not work. Based on observation, when all that was heard in this thread were crickets, you continued posting your opinions. Man, that is stick-to-it-ness.
What to you GAIN to do this? Do you feel good about doing this even when no other responses occur? Does it charge your personal battery somehow? What can people think of your behavior here? In a big-screen movie, sometimes we have two guys fighting until each other is pulp. Fighter 'A' musters a big punch and decks fighter 'B'. Fighter 'A' says to 'B', "stay down man, stay down", but fighter 'B' summons some inner strength to return to the fight. In such portrayals, there is a noble _reason_ why fighter 'B' won't give up. But for you in this thread, there is no (clearly apparent) noble reason. Are you doing this to feel superior to others, by shouting them down? Is it titillating to see submissive postures in those around you? Do you have large blocks of time with nothing to do? Is your world lacking contact with other people, and by your vigorous activites here you don't feel alone? I'm keen to hear the whys behind all this, Mr. P. Why not divulge... Thanko. |
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If Cindy was just in it for the money, which option would she choose? Keeping him in prison - where she gets zilch - or running to a divorce lawyer with the news that he was convicted of trying to kill her and taking everything he had? It's a no brainer. Another bit of your evidence destroyed.
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My guess is that I have visited FAR more patients who have survived heart surgery than our resident bed pan changer has. He shoots his mouth off when he doesn't know what he is talking about but I know my limitations. A totally blocked artery can NEVER be unplugged with anti-coagulants. Surely you know that it does no good to put drain cleaner down a totally plugged drain. It only works when there is enough water movement to take the drain cleaner to the plugged spot. In addition anti-coagulants DO NOT work to dissolve blockages formed by debris such as cells from arterial walls and heart valve chunks. If these partially block an artery, they will in turn cause further clots which can dislodge and travel further downstream. These in turn will block capillaries in the brain and cannot be removed. You need to learn about pump head. Had you read Steele's rants and the transcript, you would know that he was conscious for an hour after the aneurysm ruptured and it clotted. If it had not clotted his entire blood volume would have leaked out in 60 seconds. There was a full hour for strokes to make him go crazy BEFORE he was operated on. It is my OPINION that Cyndi saw that Steele had become unmanageable after surgery. When he got arrested she initially thought that he had been framed just like I once did. He signed over power of attorney to her and she had their ranch and their silver. When McAllister botched the trial she saw a silver lining in the cloud. By that time she had seen that he was crazy. She realized the opportunity for a new family business begging for money from her husband's supporters. Why should she argue with Steele about being crazy when the money was rolling in? His social security was worth $1,000 per month and she wouldn't have to put up with him being crazy any more. Unfortunately, she was surprised when the social security stopped. If Cyndi divorces her husband, she will have to come clean on all of the lies that she has told. Some of these were under oath and she can be prosecuted for perjury. Her smartest financial move was to keep the lies coming and to milk the website for every shekel that it will produce. Why should she spend money on divorce lawyers when Steele was crazy enough to sign over power of attorney to her? She has everything that he owns INCLUDING the shirt off his back this time. It is not the slightest bit surprising for her to be selling the ranch. The house is too big for her now that her kids are on their own and her husband is in prison. She needs a smaller house to run her new family business of begging for money. Her heating bill will be a lot less and a smaller house will be a lot easier to take care of. Last edited by Donald E. Pauly; July 4th, 2012 at 01:03 PM. Reason: typo |
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Love Nest for Sale
Cyndi should approach Tatyana about buying the ranch. She might want to feather her love nest and learn to be a cowgirl. She can never do that in the Ukraine. If I can ever get Steele out of prison it would make a perfect home for the two of them. It would have a romantic touch.
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I'm curious as to how many posters here live in a $1 million ranch like this one. Would it break your heart for Cyndi to have to sell it to generate attorney fees and for her to have to buy a smaller house? My money says that there will be NO significant money spent on lawyers now.
Cyndi has her husband right where she wants him. She can collect loot from her website and she has the reputation as a loyal wife. One of her problems is the loss of his $1,000 per month social security check. She can get enough loot out of the ranch to offset that. This beats the hell out of finding a job at her age and working for a living. |
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