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Title: Fox News Republican Britt Hume's Son Sandy Hume Committed Suicide Because Of A Homosexual Affair With Republican Rep. Bill Paxon
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Worldnetdaily
URL Source: http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=14441
Published: Mar 9, 1998
Author: Joseph Farah
Post Date: 2006-10-04 22:00:40 by Uncle Bill
Keywords: Queers, Steers, Fears
Views: 747
Comments: 43
Worldnetdaily Two weeks ago, another prominent suicide was reported inside the beltway. That was the death of 28-year-old Sandy Hume, a reporter for The Hill and the son of Fox News' Britt Hume. It was the young Hume who broke the story last summer about the plot within the House Republican caucus, led by Rep. Bill Paxon, to dump Newt Gingrich as speaker. Without reporting any names over the weekend (as if that somehow offered anonymity for any of the prominent public figures involved in this story), the Jerusalem Post explained that the reason for the suicide was a homosexual affair between Hume and Paxon, who also recently announced he was retiring from politics. What the Post didn't report was that a member of Gingrich's inner circle had threatened to blow the lid off the affair should there be any more challenges to the speaker's power. What's Wrong With The Paxon Picture? 
The Death Of Sandy Hume
Joseph Farah
March 9, 1998
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#14. To: Uncle Bill, christine, Morgana le Fay, Eoghan, lodwick, jessejane, scrapper2, Itisa1mosttoolate, burkeman1, bluedogtxn (#0)
Hmmmm.... Why does the Jerusalem Post - a newspaper written by foreigners in another country - have an inside track on the sex lives of our leaders let alone an interest in writing about it?
You're assuming that American reporters in D.C. were not equally aware of this piece of news. There's an awful lot of self-censorship in the American media, after all.
But why would a far away country's newspaper care enough about obscure American personalities (to them anyway) to write about their sexual lives?
Well the mossad needs to get 'unmentioned' credit where it is due. They maintain a 'dirt file' on every goddamned person of power in this country.
Wayne Madsen now regards with suspicion a trip made to Myanmar (Burma) in 1995 or so (with a side trip to Thailand) by Hastert and Paxon.
I knew that Hume's son had committed suicide but somehow, the details had escaped me... Interesting stuff, indeed!
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#29. To: Destro (#14)
Why does the Jerusalem Post - a newspaper written by foreigners in another country - have an inside track on the sex lives of our leaders let alone an interest in writing about it?
#30. To: aristeides (#29)
You're assuming that American reporters in D.C. were not equally aware of this piece of news.
#31. To: Destro (#30)
But why would a far away country's newspaper care enough about obscure American personalities (to them anyway) to write about their sexual lives?
#32. To: Brian S (#31)
#33. To: aristeides (#32)
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