Does 1979 newspaper column shed light on 2008 campaign story? (Possible Saudi support for Hussein)

Daily Inter Lake (Kalispel, MT) ^ | Sept. 22, 2012 | Frank Miele

[libstripper]

Searching old newspapers is one of my favorite pastimes, and I have tried to use them many times to shed light on current events — or to inform readers about how the past is prologue to our very interesting present-day quandaries.

Recently, I came across a syndicated column from November 1979 that seemed to point 30 years into the future toward an obscure campaign issue that arose briefly in the 2008 presidential campaign.

[libstripper]

This very professional article from an obscure newspaper in Montana does the best job ever of connecting the dots, with footnotes> of how the Illegal probably got into Columbia and Harvard Law and was financed at both places by the Saudis while being sponsored by radical blacks here. It also shows that one of the big reasons for his

jihad agaisnt the U.S. energy industry is to help his Saudi sponsors and enablers. It's hard to see how a man who wasn't a Mudslime could receeive so much sponsorship and suppot from them.

[libstripper]

Sorry about the mess with the italics. The comment should read like this:

This very professional article from an obscure newspaper in Montana does the best job ever of connecting the dots, with footnotes, of how the Illegal probably got into Columbia and Harvard Law and was financed at both places by the Saudis while being sponsored by radical blacks here. It also shows that one of the big reasons for his jihad against the U.S. energy industry is to help his Saudi sponsors and enablers. It's hard to see how a man who wasn't a Mudslime could receeive so much sponsorship and suppot from them.

[Hoodat]

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[cardinal4]

That was a very good article. And my opinion is it is pretty damn accurate..

[Qwackertoo]

I hope one day everything about O is finally revealed for all to see. I just hope I live long enough.

[niteowl77]

That was a very good article. And my opinion is it is pretty damn accurate.

Indeed it is, and it is worth forwarding to anyone who is just starting to figure out that the Jarrett family is bad news.

Mr. niteowl77

[Qwackertoo]

Maybe it can get some exposure from talk radio or Fox. I doubt anyone else from the MSM would mention it.

[libstripper]

The Prince Alwaleed bin Talal who’s mentioned in the article and who, IMHO, sponsored and funded the Illegal at Columbia and Harvard, is also the Saudi price who has a 7 percent stake in News Corp., the owner of Fox News, makking him its second largest owner. That goes a long way to explain why Fox often pulls its punches when reporting on the vilest things the Illegal perpetrates and the Fox sponsored polls showing the Illegal leading going into this election.

[BerryDingle]

bkmrk

[T-Bird45]

The article connects the dots in a way that was only hinted at in 2008 while being pooh-poohed by the cognoscenti as pure paranoia, at best, and eventually evolving to today’s litany of “racist/sexist/homophobe” from that group of elites. For those of us who were paying attention and understood the connection of smoke to fire, it’s just another “told ya so” moment.

[Popman]

Bm

[notsofastmyfriend]

Wow, thanks for posting. Too bad this will be ignored by the MSM.

[cherry]

where is the ying for this yang?...

when a Maifia boss gets too powerful or a drug lord, others start fighting back...

who is the natural enemy to this power grab and why haven't they acted?.....

[maggief]

PING!

[Michael.SF.]

The "Jarrett" piece referred to can be confirmed here (see page 14): Jarret Piece

[Lazamataz]

WOW

This has been a slow, well-laid plan.

This makes the plausibility of the Russian woman’s comment much more likely.

http://rense.com/general84/brck.htm

It’s Rense, but this makes it much more likely.

[Irenic]

Wow! Fantastic article!

[Marie Antoinette]

Have you seen this?

[RightField]

bump for later read

[230FMJ]

bfl