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Ignoring
Clint Eastwood's advice in "Dirty Harry" that
opinions, like certain body parts, are best kept to
yourself.
 Recently,
Joan Rivers startled a bunch of people during a televised
interview, by saying our president was gay, and the first
lady was a transsexual. The 81 year old comedienne didn't
seem to be joking, and later, when asked, refused to
apologize for her remarks. "Everybody knows",
she said.
Controversy isn't something new for Ms.
Rivers, a few years ago she got into some trouble with a
joke in her comedy routine, “We used to have Jackie
O, now we have Blackie O!”. But, this new quote
that suggests we have a same sex couple living in the White
House is on a completely different level.
How much
validity was mainstream media giving to this story? I
decided to check it out, but not wanting NSA or KGB to think
I was a complete nut, I clicked open
"private
browsing" and went to the
"duckduckgo"
search engine to leave no trail of my research. The "duck"
people say they don't keep search records, but I have a
feeling those 18 year-old computer nerds being hired by NSA
are figuring that one out.
As I suspected, a search
for
"Joan
Rivers + Michelle Obama" didn't show any articles
by the mainstream alphabet news services (ABC, CBS, CNN,
FOX, NBC), but dozens of articles on news sites and blogs
I'd never heard of. And videos, lots of videos, that were,
to put it politely, very amateurish productions showing
little or no proof that Michelle was actually a man. Some
claimed Michelle had been born "Michael" and
played football in high school, evidently at one without
yearbooks. Any proof shown was a real stretch.
"Look,
at her hands, you can see by the length of her ring finger
that she's a man, and look at those muscles!"
A
few years ago, former White House press secretary Pierre
Salinger
was
convinced by articles he read on the internet that TWA
flight 800 was accidently shot down in 1996 by our own Navy.
After an hour that I'll never get back, I came to the
conclusion that Joan Rivers and Pierre Salinger have a lot
in common.
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