This morning at 9:45 AM Fred Thompson arrived at the Hobby Airport. The event was open to the public and all local news media were there. Special thanks to the people who flicked me off as I was being dragged out of the building.
Before Thompson entered the building I was able to ask the Attorney General of Texas, Greg Abbott, why he considers Fred Thompson a “front runner” and a conservative.
Apparently since he is “the most conservative pro-life politician in Texas” that means he supports Fred Thompson who is… not a pro-life conservative.
After asking Fred Thompson about his involvement with the Council on Foreign Relations I was pulled out of the building by the Houston Police Department. After the Houston Police took me outside I was told that I had been asked to leave once before by the TSA when that never took place, Rick who was with me a few feet back was pulled outside as I was still interviewing. Please ask yourselves why I was asked to leave when the other people asking questions were not. As I was being dragged out I asked about his 18 years as a lobbyist where he gained more than 1.3 million dollars. Not surprisingly, I did not receive an answer.
As soon as I was pulled out of the building by three armed policemen Senator Thompson left with his entourage.
There goes the first amendment!
How dare you step onto Texas soil and act as though you are unaware of your involvement with the Council on Foreign Relations, the North American Union and the Trans-Texas Corridor.
And just in case you are not fully aware as of yet, we are taking our country back. I am the daughter of a small business owner and a football coach, your facade of “tough Texas” talk does not ride well with me scumbag. You’re going to receive a lot more than just my fussing if you show your corrupt face back in my city.
To the press who were unfamiliar and continued to ask about what the Council on Foreign Relations is as I was being escorted off of the property, here you go: What is the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Who is a Member and Why Should You Give a Damn?
To the cops who pulled me off the property, look at who you are working for! Figure out that you work to protect the people of America NOT THE POLITICIANS!!!
Spencer Abraham receives cash from AIPAC ... makes him suspicious to me.
Check this out ... Both Abraham and Thompson are zionazis ! They're on the friends of Libby list [Members of the Libby Legal Defense Trust’s Advisory Committee:] It's a veritable who's-who of who loves commie Jews !!!
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs:: Members of the Libby Legal Defense Trust’s Advisory Committee: Ambassador Mel Sembler, chair, real estate and shopping center developer; former ambassador to Italy, Australia and Nauru; member of the board, American Enterprise Institute; Hon. Spencer Abraham, former secretary of energy and U.S. senator (R-MI); Lawrence E. Bathgate II, attorney and senior partner at Bathgate, Wegener and Wolf; former finance chairman of the Republican National Committee; Hon. Wayne Berman, principal of the Federalist Group lobbying firm; former assistant secretary of commerce for policy; Ambassador Stuart Bernstein, real estate developer; former ambassador to Denmark; Ambassador Richard Carlson, vice chairman, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; board member, Institute for the Study of Terrorism & Political Violence; former director of the Voice of America; former ambassador to the Seychelles; Lewis M. Eisenberg, finance chairman, Republican National Committee; member of the board, Republican Jewish Coalition; former chairman (1995-2001) of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, owner of the World Trade Center; member of Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Authority, which will spearhead the rebuilding of Ground Zero; Hon. David M. Flaum, real estate developer; member, board of directors, Republican Jewish Coalition; finance committee chairman, U.S. Holocaust Museum Council; Steve Forbes, editor- in-chief, Forbes magazine; former Republican presidential candidate; member of the board, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; Sam Fox, chairman, CEO and founder of the business acquisition firm Harbour Group, Ltd.; national chairman, Republican Jewish Coalition; accompanied former House Speaker Tom Delay (D-TX) on his 2003 trip to Israel; Prof. Francis Fukuyama, Bernard L. Schwartz professor of international political economy at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of Johns Hopkins University; chairman of the editorial board, The American Interest; author, The End of History and the Last Man; Sheldon (Shelly) Kamins, real estate developer; member, board of directors, Republican Jewish Coalition; former executive committee member, Finance Committee of George W. Bush for President; former chairman, GOPAC, during the tenure of House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA); Hon. Jack Kemp, chairman, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; member, board of advisers, Jewish Institute for Security Affairs (JINSA); former vice presidential candidate, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, congressman (R-NY) and NFL quarterback; Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, senior fellow, American Enterprise Institute; co-founder and director, Empower American; member, JINSA board of advisers; former U.N. ambassador; recipient of 50th Anniversary Friend of Zion Award from the prime minister of Israel; C. Michael Kojaian, real estate developer; Ambassador Howard Leach, business investor; former U.S. ambassador to France; Prof. Bernard Lewis, emeritus professor of Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University; author of numerous books, including What Went Wrong?: Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response; father of Michael Lewis, in charge of “opposition research” for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC); Hon. Frederick V. Malek, founder and chairman of the merchant bank Thayer Capital Partners; former president of Marriott Hotels; former special assistant to Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford; director of the 1988 Republican Convention; 1992 campaign manager for President George H.W. Bush; former baseball investment partner with George W. Bush in the Texas Rangers; Mary Matalin, former assistant to President George W. Bush and counselor to Vice President Dick Cheney; Phillip Merrill, late publisher of Washingtonian magazine and other publications, born Phillip Merrill Levine; former counselor (1981-83) to undersecretary of defense for policy; former member (1983-90) of Defense Policy Board; former NATO assistant secretary- general (1990-92); former head of Export-Import Bank (2002-2005); Hon. Bill Paxon, former congressman (R-NY) and chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee; Martin Peretz, editor-in-chief, The New Republic; part- time lecturer at Harvard University, where one of his students was Al Gore, whom Peretz took on his first trip to Israel and has endorsed as the 2008 Democratic presidential candidate; Ambassador Mercer Reynolds, gas and oil businessman; former ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein; national finance chairman of the Bush/Cheney ‘04 election campaign; Nina Rosenwald, chairman of the board, Middle East Media and Research Institute (MEMRI); vice president of the Jewish Institute for Near East Policy; member of the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA); Ambassador Dennis Ross, counselor and Ziegler distinguished fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, an AIPAC spin-off; former special Middle East coordinator under Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton; Ron Silver, actor, director and producer; board member, U.S. Institute of Peace; founder of One Jerusalem, dedicated to “maintaining a united Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel”; Hon. Alan Simpson, former senator (R-WY); former director of The Institute of Politics at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government; Allan Tessler, chairman and CEO, International Finance Group; lead director and finance committee chairman, The Limited, Inc.; Hon. Fred Thompson, former senator (R-TN); American Enterprise Institute scholar; member, U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission; Hon. R. James Woolsey, former CIA director; co-chairman, Committee on the Present Danger; member, JINSA board of advisers; G. Michael Green, Esq., Trustee, partner in the law firm of Dickstein Shapiro Morin & Oshinsky LLP; named one of Washington, DC’s top tax lawyers by Washingtonian magazine
There weren't this many Jews at Rabin's funeral !
"The mighty are only mighty because we are on our knees. Let us rise!" --Camille Desmoulins
Members of the Libby Legal Defense Trust’s Advisory Committee:
Ambassador Mel Sembler, chair, real estate and shopping center developer; former ambassador to Italy, Australia and Nauru; member of the board, American Enterprise Institute; Hon. Spencer Abraham, former secretary of energy and U.S. senator (R-MI); Lawrence E. Bathgate II, attorney and senior partner at Bathgate, Wegener and Wolf; former finance chairman of the Republican National Committee; Hon. Wayne Berman, principal of the Federalist Group lobbying firm; former assistant secretary of commerce for policy; Ambassador Stuart Bernstein, real estate developer; former ambassador to Denmark; Ambassador Richard Carlson, vice chairman, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; board member, Institute for the Study of Terrorism & Political Violence; former director of the Voice of America; former ambassador to the Seychelles; Lewis M. Eisenberg, finance chairman, Republican National Committee; member of the board, Republican Jewish Coalition; former chairman (1995-2001) of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, owner of the World Trade Center; member of Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Authority, which will spearhead the rebuilding of Ground Zero; Hon. David M. Flaum, real estate developer; member, board of directors, Republican Jewish Coalition; finance committee chairman, U.S. Holocaust Museum Council; Steve Forbes, editor- in-chief, Forbes magazine; former Republican presidential candidate; member of the board, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; Sam Fox, chairman, CEO and founder of the business acquisition firm Harbour Group, Ltd.; national chairman, Republican Jewish Coalition; accompanied former House Speaker Tom Delay (D-TX) on his 2003 trip to Israel; Prof. Francis Fukuyama, Bernard L. Schwartz professor of international political economy at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of Johns Hopkins University; chairman of the editorial board, The American Interest; author, The End of History and the Last Man; Sheldon (Shelly) Kamins, real estate developer; member, board of directors, Republican Jewish Coalition; former executive committee member, Finance Committee of George W. Bush for President; former chairman, GOPAC, during the tenure of House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA); Hon. Jack Kemp, chairman, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; member, board of advisers, Jewish Institute for Security Affairs (JINSA); former vice presidential candidate, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, congressman (R-NY) and NFL quarterback; Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, senior fellow, American Enterprise Institute; co-founder and director, Empower American; member, JINSA board of advisers; former U.N. ambassador; recipient of 50th Anniversary Friend of Zion Award from the prime minister of Israel; C. Michael Kojaian, real estate developer; Ambassador Howard Leach, business investor; former U.S. ambassador to France; Prof. Bernard Lewis, emeritus professor of Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University; author of numerous books, including What Went Wrong?: Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response; father of Michael Lewis, in charge of “opposition research” for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC); Hon. Frederick V. Malek, founder and chairman of the merchant bank Thayer Capital Partners; former president of Marriott Hotels; former special assistant to Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford; director of the 1988 Republican Convention; 1992 campaign manager for President George H.W. Bush; former baseball investment partner with George W. Bush in the Texas Rangers; Mary Matalin, former assistant to President George W. Bush and counselor to Vice President Dick Cheney; Phillip Merrill, late publisher of Washingtonian magazine and other publications, born Phillip Merrill Levine; former counselor (1981-83) to undersecretary of defense for policy; former member (1983-90) of Defense Policy Board; former NATO assistant secretary- general (1990-92); former head of Export-Import Bank (2002-2005); Hon. Bill Paxon, former congressman (R-NY) and chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee; Martin Peretz, editor-in-chief, The New Republic; part- time lecturer at Harvard University, where one of his students was Al Gore, whom Peretz took on his first trip to Israel and has endorsed as the 2008 Democratic presidential candidate; Ambassador Mercer Reynolds, gas and oil businessman; former ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein; national finance chairman of the Bush/Cheney ‘04 election campaign; Nina Rosenwald, chairman of the board, Middle East Media and Research Institute (MEMRI); vice president of the Jewish Institute for Near East Policy; member of the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA); Ambassador Dennis Ross, counselor and Ziegler distinguished fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, an AIPAC spin-off; former special Middle East coordinator under Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton; Ron Silver, actor, director and producer; board member, U.S. Institute of Peace; founder of One Jerusalem, dedicated to “maintaining a united Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel”; Hon. Alan Simpson, former senator (R-WY); former director of The Institute of Politics at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government; Allan Tessler, chairman and CEO, International Finance Group; lead director and finance committee chairman, The Limited, Inc.; Hon. Fred Thompson, former senator (R-TN); American Enterprise Institute scholar; member, U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission; Hon. R. James Woolsey, former CIA director; co-chairman, Committee on the Present Danger; member, JINSA board of advisers; G. Michael Green, Esq., Trustee, partner in the law firm of Dickstein Shapiro Morin & Oshinsky LLP; named one of Washington, DC’s top tax lawyers by Washingtonian magazine
There weren't this many Jews at Rabin's funeral !
"The mighty are only mighty because we are on our knees. Let us rise!" --Camille Desmoulins
Without a doubt, Thompson is a POS, however he is a hollow suit...watch who they stick to him as VP candidate...they stuck Bush I to Ron, and Cheney to Bush II...
Wasn't it David Rockefeller himself threatened Reagan with humiliation should he not take Herbert as his running mate. If memory serves they promised to throw 1980 election to Carter. God Bless, eh?
"A functioning police state needs no police." - William S Burroughs