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![]() Just Above Sunset
September 5, 2004 - Well, it could be true... you just never know.
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Oh, it’s been all
over the political pages, so it deserves mention. HASTERT: Here in this campaign, quote, unquote, "reform," you take party power away from the party,
you take the philosophical ideas away from the party, and give them to these independent groups. Ah, now we see, Soros is
an international drug dealer, and that’s where those who oppose George Bush get the funds to oppose him. Soros runs the Quantum Fund hedge fund and earned a reported one billion dollars in 1992 betting
against the British pound. According to the Christian Science Monitor, he's dropped five billion of his fortune on
his various "open society" programs around the world. He's given $12.6 million to the anti-Bush 527s, chump change relative
to the size of his fortune. In addition, Soros has been a very public advocate and funder of drug-law legalization and liberalization
campaigns. Ah, the last part is the
kicker, a lever Hastert can use. If I say I heard you like
to rape and murder Girl Scouts, and since there is no evidence you haven’t raped and murdered Girl Scouts, well
I can say I just don’t know if it is true or not. And I haven’t said
anything slanderous. I just said I don’t know. Where did Hastert get the notion that Soros might be getting money from drug cartels? A good guess
would be the organization headed by political fantasist, convicted felon, and perpetual presidential candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche
Jr. This campaign literature from the "LaRouche in 2004" Web site, dated Oct. 29, 2003, makes the drug charge directly: Ah, not saying it’s
so, but it could be so? __ Footnote: From Rick, the News Guy in Atlanta - Okay, but in defense of Denny Hastert? Yes, it's true, he was a high school wrestling coach. But in spite of what some people
might think -- which is that many older men often become high school wrestling coaches because of an unnatural desire to engage
in inappropriate grappling with young muscular boys -- I'm not in a position to say that's the reason Hastert did it. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't, I just don't know for sure. |
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