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In reply to the discussion: Dick Cavett - I knew I loved that guy [View all]dmr
(28,419 posts)30. I always thought they did a number on her.
I found a very interesting snippet from a Helen Thomas book where she describes Martha's ordeal. Helen believed Martha.
I'm on my cell phone so it's hard for me to cut/paste relevant passages, but here is the link:
http://www.maebrussell.com/Watergate/Helen%20Thomas.html
Martha also suspected that the shot they forced on her induced her illness.
Even though they painted Martha as unstable, I always believed her. So did my dad, who said people, places and things can be sacrificed when powerful men have a lot to lose. We saw all this under Bush*/Darth, didn't we?
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Some of THAT group believes the poor are being punished by God for sinning....
Spitfire of ATJ
Jan 2015
#34
I liken her to the Neocons who also believed themselves the intellectual vanguard over the masses,..
Spitfire of ATJ
Jan 2015
#51
In this modern world, seems like most nights I'm trying to find one good show out of 378 channels.
BlueJazz
Jan 2015
#9
I was kinda waiting to see if someone else would draw the obvious comparison with Chuck Todd....
Spitfire of ATJ
Jan 2015
#31
I still can't decide if I take more pleasure in Rand's failure as an intellectual...
Tom Ripley
Jan 2015
#32