"Sir, thats assault" (video of Colorado reporter questioning Churchill about fake art from Fox)

Jackson's Junction ^ | 2-25-2005 | TJackson

[Snapple]

The internet company was "formerly known as Sully Buttes Telephone Cooperative Inc." (SBTC)

It is an internet company for the Mount Rushmore area.
http://www.sbtc.net

Now it is called Venture Communications but they still keep the SBTC.

High speed is called Rushnet.

AIM TERRORISTS bombed the Mount Rushmore visitor center in the 1970s.

Ward Churchill used to teach bombmaking. He told this to the Denver Post. He says he helped the Weathermen learn how to make bombs. That thread is posted at FR.

[Nate1984]

Very interesting. I'd like to see the story develop beyond him getting fired at CU if the FBI can get on the case to prove all his ties to these terrorist groups. I mean, when someone teaches bomb making and their first reaction to the 9/11 terror is "right on", it shouldn't be too out of the question to simply connect the dots.

[Polybius]

Churchill removes paper long enough to give the reporter a fairly good punch in the solar plexus...reporter: "Sir, that's assault".........

Hello.....Mr. Reporter?

If you are lurking............

The Hannon Law Firm, LLC.....Colorado personal injury attorney

[Snapple]

BINGO!

See this. I am going into details. This is really complicated.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1351673/posts

The first thing I saw was that the AIM activist who was Leonard Peltier's lawyer was promoting the idea that the authorities were covering up a ring of pedophiles. That reminded me of how they said the FBI was covering up murders at Pine Ridge.

The FBI is not perfect, but they are good people who do their best to fight crime. They aren't a terrorist organization--which is what Churchill says.

Here is Mental Wardo saying the FBI protect killers and are terrorists:
http://www.noparolepeltier.com/churchill.html

[ohCompGk]

Hello.....Mr. Reporter?

If you are lurking............

Yea. After that shot, I bet a good lawyer could make it very conducive for Churchill to answer the reporters questions in full.