DC escorts say "Shock and Awe" client was "an unpleasant person"

[blitzen]

....but I guess we already knew that

Ullman was the genius beyond the "Shock and Awe" strategery



http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/05/dc_madam_client.html

Phone records provided to ABC News by Palfrey show Ullman was a repeat customer, who Palfrey says was known by her women as "Mr. U" and is well-remembered.

"He was a disagreeable character," Palfrey says, "and there were some complaints about him." She said some of the women refused to service him a second time "because he was an unpleasant person."

[ck4829]

1. Jack the Ripper wasn't too friendly to prostitutes either.

[Bucky]

11. Yes, well maybe Jack the Ripper would have left the prostitutes alone...

if he'd had an army, air force, and marine corps to play with.

[patrice]

2. Does "unpleasant" = abusive? nm

[Frustratedlady]

3. Perhaps kinky?

Tonight has got to be interesting. Don't forget 20/20.

[AlCzervik]

7. maybe he travels with his own rubber hose room and he doesn't believe in a "Safe" word.

[Lerkfish]

8. that would be my guess: if you can't pay a prostitute to return, it ain't cause they don't like

his taste in clothes.

[Kikosexy2]

9. Vulgar...

smelly,into scat probably, unbathed, slobbers all over them like a St. Bernard...just plain icky...

[SpiralHawk]

4. "We found him to be a typical republicon." - Les Girls

"He was the Total republicon package: disagreeable, weak-minded, self-important, lying,
and Massively Underequipped.

"Why are there so many deviant and perverted and unpleasand republicons?"

Le "Girls" de republicons

[BOSSHOG]

5. A republican? Unpleasant person? Whodathunk?

I guess a christian conservative member of the bush administration just doesn't know what to do when erect except slap his women around.

[patrice]

10. Yep. It was obviously her fault that he was there in the first place.

Shame on her for making him sin!

[BOSSHOG]

6. Dupe, please delete

[blitzen]

13. dupe of what? I don't see Mr. U being called an "unpleasant person"...

featured in any other threads--although I may have missed it. That was the main point of this post--the fundamental unpleasantness of warmongering neocons.

[BOSSHOG]

15. No, no, no

I duplicated my post and was asking mods to remove it from your thread.

[blitzen]

16. sorry, my bad....And I know DU is buggy today n/t

[BOSSHOG]

17. I appreciate you starting

this thread. It so great logging on to DU and reading about how evil the evil ones are. One could do that all day.

[bdamomma]

12. who could that be??? rummy perhaps.

[CJCRANE]

14. "...some of the women refused

to service him a second time "because he was an unpleasant person."

Hmmm, if only the MSM had the same attitude towards the neocons.

[Ilsa]

19. It's fun to consider how the MSM could learn from real prostitutes.

I mean, how ironic is it that we've called MSM "prostitutes", and recognized that we'd accidentally insulted the sex workers. The MSM could learn a thing or two from them.

[UTUSN]

18. A typical Washington Times contributor!!1 n/t

[damntexdem]

20. But not nearly as unpleasant as ...

shock and awe.

[LiberalFighter]

21. Harlan Ullman

Colleagues of Harlan Ullman, a renowned military analyst and Washington Times columnist, say he doesn't intend to back down if he is called to testify by Jeane Palfrey, who prosecutors say ran an illegal prostitution ring for 13 years.

[frogcycle]

23. i heard he plans to confirm he had sex with the "escorts"

to avoid "defending" the madam. I expect he is just another bully - a Col. Nathan R. Jessep from A Few Good Men.

[LiberalFighter]

22. He is a private citizen not a public citizen...

NOT!!!

Ullman tells CNN "The allegations do not dignify a response. I'm a private, not a public, citizen. Any further questions are referred to my attorneys."

Someone needs to explain to the circle jerker that when one works in the public sector they are subject to public scrutiny.