The U.S. and Global Security Review - Blog by Michael Novakhov

The strange (and telling?) names of the location of Justice Scalia's sudden death:  " CIBOLA ("ci - ibola") Creek Ranch, BIG BEND , Marfa".  It would be very easy to dismiss this observation as a mere coincidence and just a crazy conspiracy theory.  However, the significance and importance of this occurrence, especially in an election year demand a very close attention and a very thorough investigation.  The combination of these names with Justice Scalia's name might also have or convey some meaning: does it signal and threaten the e-SCALA-tion of hostile (intelligence?) operations and the choice of "high value targets"?  M.N.  2.15.16 It might also be worthwhile to note that February 12-13 coincides with the end of 40 days mourning period in Russian Orthodox Christian tradition for Col.Gen. Igor Sergun whose date of death was officially given as Jan. 3, 2016. Thus, the element of retaliation might be present. ______________________

The death of Antonin Scalia: Chaos, confusion and conflicting reports Sunday February 14 th , 2016  at  8:02 PM 1 Share The "El Presidente" suite at Cibolo Creek Ranch in Shafter, Tex., where Justice Antonin Scalia’s body was discovered. (Matthew Busch/Getty Images) MARFA, Tex. —  In the cloistered chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Antonin Scalia’s days were highly regulated and predictable. He met with clerks, wrote opinions and appeared for arguments in the august courtroom on a schedule set months in advance. Yet as details of Scalia’s sudden death trickled in Sunday, it appeared that the hours afterward were anything but orderly. The man known for his elegant legal opinions and profound intellect was found dead in his room at a hunting resort by the resort’s owner, who grew worried when Scalia didn’t appear at breakfast Saturday morning. It then took hours for authorities in remote West Texas to find a justice of the