36 Replies to “Colin Powell, Dead At 84”

  1. Elsewhere reported that he also had multiple myeloma, which would be a very serious risk factor.

    1. How deranged do you have to be to not see the hypocrisy of pointing out the man had blood cancer after you have been ignoring sane people making the same points about covid deaths in general(85% of covid deaths averaging 4 comorbidities) for almost 2 years?

      1. @Crowhouse Pretty deranged. I’m reminded of a conversation I had many years ago with a woman who was a communist. I asked her why East Germany needed a wall to keep people in and shot them when they tried to escape, if communism was so great. She replied it was because the government of East Germany had paid for their education, and it wasn’t right for them take advantage of the free schooling and then just leave. Commitment to a bad ideology, such as leftism, makes people irrational. On the other hand, leftism attracts people who are mentally unstable to begin with.

      1. “True, but I laughed the way they said he died with CV, not from CV as it usually reported.”

        Yeah, that was the first thing that caught my eye as well. When they are forced to use weasel words in the headline, you know there is more to the story….it took me three tries to find the truth (about his cancer).

      2. Would be interesting to see if the family says already dying and Covid just an incidental. Much respect to the Alberta family of the 14 year old boy who had brain cancer but – two days before he died – happened to test positive for Covid. When he as publicized as a Covid death, his sisters pushed back and insisted his death be correctly recorded.

    1. Which people with a brain have been saying for more than a year!

      The mental gymnastics are only going to get worse from here on in as the truth begins to burst from the blanket of suppression.

  2. Wasn’t Colin Powell the high yella’ ,so called ‘conservative’ that gave his endorsement and support to that radical leftist, racist , hate-filled,nation wrecker Bathouse Barry Hussain O’Bama?

    1. As I read on the Ace of Spades HQ ….

      “Colin Powell will not be endorsing any more Democrats.

      He will, of course, continue voting for them.”

  3. Disgustingly, as usual, the covid card gets played. I want to see the number of people who died with covid and who died of it.

    It’s really not a difficult question. For instance, the” youngest ever covid death in AB” was 14 in the final stages of brain cancer.
    Now these fools are babbling whether or not Powell should have received a booster, even though he was dying of blood cancer.
    Where is the timeline between covid perhaps finishing off a terminal patient and their “premature” death? Two weeks? A month?
    I agree with Dr. Seigel, this isn’t evidence vaccinations don’t work, but is that covid is ubiquitous and hospitals suck at containing it.

    A discussion of his legacy, good and bad, is clearly preferred, which I support rather than dwelling on covid disinformation, and
    while the mediocracy did tone this down, this nonsense is getting older faster than an obese 90 year old diabetic with emphysema.

    Powell’s career, legacy and service to his nation has few equals, a seminal trailblazer but also a personification of progressivism’s war lust.

    Was the Iraq invasion – which he supported to add his reputation to the cause – a precursor to ISIS invasions due to a vacuum of not just military power left by US’s subsequent withdrawal, but of credibility and moral authority in this poorly advised military adventure?

    Or was this just another war where victory, indeed mission accomplished, was turned into damaging defeat by progressive politicians?

    A better debate is a reflection on Secretary Powell’s amazing career. BZ to him for that and I hope he and his legacy can rest in pace.

  4. Ah yes, the first affirmative action secretary of state.

    The lesson to be drawn from the career of Colin Powell is this: only put an affirmative action hire in charge of an enterprise if you want the enterprise to fail.

  5. Sorry. I did NOT “respect” Colin Powell. He was nothing more than a political general who blew with the winds of political expediency. He traded on his blackness (a very light shade) to get ahead.

    He never fully owned his own bad decisions, but blamed others. And what about him becoming the First African American President? He was wildly popular, and would have won as easily as BHO … but … there were skeletons in his closet that prevented his run. The 17 Intelligence Agencies must have been holding quite a Dossier on ol’ Colin …

      1. Meh. In Vietnam he was asked( dumped on his lap ) to look into a possible event at a place called My Lai. He made sure he found nothing and reported such. Really earned his welcome to the club company badge.
        Deep State knew they could trust him. Decades later he’d go on to schlep WMD at UN.
        Good Deep Stater.

        1. Yup, so much like his character in the movie “Mars Attacks!”

          [Speaking to his wife on the phone]: “You always told me if I just kept my mouth shut and went along with the flow, I’d get promoted.”

  6. didnt have a fake resume ,stolen valour like our man in canada . something that got mentioned and then just drifted away

  7. Too bad, he is now a football for insane covid a holes. Another one gone. Shit, I wonder why I am still on the go?
    I don’t agree with a lot of the negative on Powell, but hey, this is 2021.

    1. Powell was a conservative Republican until he wasn’t. When the radical Black caucus started to call him an Oreo cookie … Powell was desperate to get his street cred back. By the end … Powell had disavowed all the conservative things he’d done.

      1. Peter [Mackay], I am back from the Bohemian Grove.

        Surprise, surprise, I sat next to Stephen Harper a couple of times and had a nice discussion. Grove attendees know that Trump is a disaster. Most will vote against, but quite a few will not vote for Hillary and will vote for a third party candidate. Strange doings down here.

        Otherwise all is well with the Powells. We’ll sneak away for a few days in August. Of course I’d love to see you. Let me know your dates. I told Stephen that you seemed quite content in your new place in life.

        All the best, Colin

  8. Quadroon affirmative action scammer who for some reason pronounced his name “colon” and lied outrageously about Iraqi WMDs to get America into disastrous losing war then reinvents self into blackity-black Never Trumper democrat to media’s delight.

    At least he did us the favour of dying of covid while FULLY VAXXED! How ya gonna spin that one, mediafags? Say hi to Beelzebub and thanx 4 the laffs Colon.

  9. off topic. Am looking for a web site for China plague (AKA covid/china flu) protests on Vancouver Island. Don’t use socialist media.

    On topic. Don’t like to speak ill of the dead BUT this guy was as low as McCain Romney.

    1. He endorsed Hussein Ogabe Al-Chicago against McCain/Palin so he was in fact lower than them. Not that they did not try catch up with him during the Trump years.

  10. Powell once stated that he was not interested in running for President because there was no way he would put his family through that.
    Judging from some of the comments even on this thread, he was probably wise.

    1. “…no way he would put his family through that.”

      Translation: He wouldn’t make his wife re-live all his affairs in the public. He wouldn’t make her go to the microphone and “stand by her man” … because she probably wouldn’t.

      And not put his family through that? His son was appointed to a public position at the FCC and his daughter is an actress. Not exactly “private” lives. No, the euphemism about “family” is ALWAYS code for something else.

  11. I wonder how Powell took the tail-tween-legs withdraw from Afghanistan. When bad shit weighs you down it’s tough to stay alive when you’re seriously ill. Nonetheless, chalk up another win for covid as the crappy old flu trends to zero deaths.

  12. He leaves behind a wife, three children and a million or so dead predicated on lies.
    Seeya DeepState Neocon ghoul. Saying you had “regrets” doesn’t cut it for me.

  13. During GWI I thought he was great until he let up and allowed Saddam to escape; major mistake. The deaths that have since resulted were entirely predictable. When you have asnake under your foot, you crush it, not let it free. Then he revealed his attachment to progressive deep state Washington

  14. Have to admit I was a huge fan back in the day, especially when during the Pentagon press conference on Day 1 of the First Iraq when he bluntly said about the Iraqi army something to the effect of “First we’re going to cut it off, and then WE’RE GOING TO KILL IT”. And they did. The confident, plain-spoken, brutal honesty was refreshing to hear frankly.

    For a while in 1999-2000 there was speculation he was going to run for president and I was all in.

    Really turned into a major a-hole endorsing JugEars McFoodstamp in 2008. What an absolute betrayal endorsing a friggin commie. He was dead to me after that.

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