Judges Being Shot - Symbolism? Problem Reaction Solution?

While he doesn't address the symbolic or numerological aspects, you might want to check out what Sherman Skolnick has to say about the first incident. He did a fascinating interview on Mysteries of the Mind (right-click to save) where he connected the death of judge Joan Lefkow's husband to a vast web of corruption in Chicago. That web is tied into the Jeff Gannon/James Guckert saga. It turns out Jeff Gannon/James Guckert may be the long lost Johnny Gosch, kidnapped in 1982 by the Nebraska pedophile ring! (I highly recommend listening to Alex Merklinger's two-part interview with Johnny Gosch's mother Noreen for more on this.) I understand a man has been implicated in the murder of the judge's husband, but he has conveniently killed himself. This is some deep rabbit hole type stuff, and other people have already been murdered to cover up whatever's going on, so I don't think it's out of line to think the supposed killer might have been a patsy.

Thanks for the links, czyx.   Yes, the plot indeed thickens.  Will take a moment to look at those later after I get back from work.

Regarding the second judge shooting in Atlanta yesterday, they have apparantly caught the guy.  What surprises me is that I knew or predicted what would happen.   As I was watching the coverage of it yesterday at work in the break room where the damn TV is always blaring   I remember knowing what the guy's next step would be.   It was more common sense than psychicness though.   He'd already killed 3 people, pistol whipped a 4th and jacked a car, so he wasn't above doing what he had to do to protect himself.   There were alerts posted all over the Atlanta highways listing the car he was in and the plate number and to call 911.   So common sense made me think, "He's not in the car anymore.  Hell no.  He ditched it, and he's now on foot.  His next step is to get into a building to hide out.  Either an abandoned building or someone's apartment.  He's probably going to break his way into someone's apartment and take them hostage to get money, food and whatever else he needs then think of his next step."

That's exactly what happened apparantly.  He ditched the car, was back on foot, broke into some woman's apartment and took her hostage.  I didn't finish reading the article to find out how he was caught though.

Guess I could go work for the PO-lice and be a psychic. 

Well, here's the update on the first judge shooting, the one czyx referenced above.   It's from Yahoo.  What I found typical I guess you could say were the key words used to describe the gunman - "lonely" (think loner) "paranoid", etc.   It just seems suspicious, is all.   It seems so many gunmen are loners, paranoid, schizophrenic, what have you.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s … _suspect_1

Hi Menses,

Thanks for the info.  I do indeed read the Goro site frequently, and keep up on his blogs and predictions.    You pointed out stuff though that I hadn't even noticed or thought of, such as 3/11 = 3 x 11 = 33, and the number 5 coming up over and over again.   

Forget my thread called "What the @#&%! is going on in Oregon?!"  I want to start one called "Who the @#&%! is Goro Adachi?!?!"         Seriously, who is this guy that he can keep predicting when the windows of activity will be and loosly predict what will happen, time and again?   Several people have tried finding out about him back when his forum was up and running, myself included, but he'd always immediately close and lock whatever thread those questions / musings appeared in.    If anybody even so much as "went there" in regards to probing about Goro, boom, locked thread, end of discussion.   

Interesting....!

I will say this though -  I believe he's a regular guy, and he didn't always have his technique as refined as he does now.   He's learned how to read the patterns, slowly but surely, and gotten better and better at it, and his body of work reflects his personal evolution.  It's still amazing though thinking about the amount of time the man's brain is going going going.   I imagine him, whoever he is, to be locked in a small windowless room in front of a computer surrounded by leaning towers of books and clutter everywhere, a half empty pot of coffee on a counter top next to him, pouring over documents and newsites and books and all stuff pertaining to mythology, esoteria, history, religion, astronomy, the supernatural, UFO's, pyramids, Egypt, etc., getting 2 hours of sleep a night, the brain always going, always spinning, and never getting out of the house.      

Hi All,
This is my first post here. I read this thread last week, and this weekend on the local Atlanta TV news I saw a story that made me think of this thread instantly. It was about a woman named Olukemi Olunloyo who was charged with threatening a judge.

She said "I hate the system. I think Judge Rowland in Atlanta got what he deserved." - They gave the story a considerable amount of air time, and in an interview she mentioned several times how she thought the "system" was unfair and had not done right by her. The newscast referenced the Brian Nichols court murders several times (Judge Rowland was the one gunned down by Nichols). It struck me as odd that her story was given so much airtime and her statements against the court system and her perceived unfairness of judges was broadcast during the same weekend as the Terri Schiavo media brouhaha. I wonder if other similar stories are finding their way into the press and airwaves in other parts of the country?

  The congressional shenanigans over Terri Shiavo were obviously orchestrated to paint our court benches as being occupied by "activist liberal judges" (even though many of the judges who ruled on the side of Michael Shiavo are republican appointees). The right wing congress clearly wants to gain power over the judicial branch. Could the murders of Judge Rowland and judge Joan Lefkow's husband & mother have been designed to put into the recent public consciousness the notion that there are people out there who are seriously disgruntled with our court system, to coincide with congress deciding to "do something about it"?

  Another odd thing about the Brian Nichols case - when he was watching the story about himself on the news with his hostage, he said, 'That's not me. I can't believe that's me'" referring to the murders he had just committed the day before. I am in general a bit skeptical about people being "programmed", but his comment sounds as though perhaps he was. Its also odd that he had previously been caught with 2 make-shift knives while in custody and yet he apparently had very lax security; he was left alone with one female guard and the security cameras on him were left unwatched...the circumstances truly do make one wonder.