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    How Many Conspiracies Is Hillary Clinton Behind, Really?

    By David Wagner | The Atlantic Wire – Thu, Jan 3, 2013

    Even though Hillary Clinton will return to her office at the State Department as soon as next week, imaginative people still think her concussion and ensuing blood clot have been a convenient cover-up for a conspiracy to conceal information about the Benghazi attacks. Which led one sarcastic commenter to ask today: What else is she not telling us about? theartistformerlyknownashandle wagers: 

    I bet she'll never admit to assassinating Kennedy, fluoridating the water, planning 9/11 or crashing the economy, let alone attacking our own consulate. Really proves how far this cover up has gone when they resort to self induced cerebral hemorrhaging... truly insidious!

    I also heard she's the one flying those chemtrail planes. Oh, and she's clearly Illuminati and Reptilian. 

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