Posted on 04/11/2010 1:30:40 PM PDT by American Dream 246
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Lame, infantile mockery of conservative posting.
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This guy should learn to write in English!
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The Sons of Liberty, and other groups and individuals active prior to the Revolution, maintained their anonymity by posting letters on trees and bulletin boards, meeting in dark wayside taverns and such. Eventually those patriots had to come out of the shadows and work in public to unite enough people to win our freedom.
Anonymity is like protecting your car from theft. No matter what you do, if they really, really want it, they are gonna get it. Heck, if the stakes are high enough, you can get data off a BROKEN hard drive.
My goal is for my identity to not be that desirable. ;)
Yes, she is........I have spoken to several people who have met her......If you go up to her and say, “Hello Governor”, she will say, “My name is Sarah.....”
One time outside of Wasilla, a tourist managed to get the bus driver to stop so he could take a picture of the town monument.......A black VW shows up along the road, and a woman in running gear steps out. He thinks, “That looks like Sarah”....it was Sarah, she went to the bus, signed autographs and hugged every one there.......
Guess who was her driver? It was Todd, and the tourist and Todd had a wonderful conversation, and he said Todd was really nice........Then Sarah took off in her running gear with Todd behind her in the VW............
This woman has no fear..............
Talk about being at the right place at the right time! Unbelievable she devoted 45 minutes of her time to speak to a 'voter' which speaks volumes about her character. Where did you meet that she had so much time to spare? Picture is a keeper BTW.
Thanks for the ping onyx.
Austin said that??
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