Gee whiz...and you don’t know if it’s true!!!
I don’t know either if it is true or not...but it’s too damn good.
I’m going to pretend it’s true even if not!
dont hold back Clint! Tell us how you really feel!
ROFL!
love it!
Regardless of who said it, I am touched, having turned seventy a week ago. Like the first time I was diagnosed with cancer, it brings on a bout of melancholy.
IT WAS PROVEN FALSE SO LONG AGO THAT SOMETIMES I CANNOT BELIEVE THE LAZINESS OF SOME THREAD POSTERS.
His name was added to it AFTER it had been out some time.
HE denied it was his.
Just wow.
Here’s something TRUE about Clint... He was in plane crash in the ocean back in 1951:
Here is the Independent Journal’s Oct. 1, 1951 account of Clint Eastwood’s plane crash off Point Reyes:
Two servicemen, who battled a thick gray fog and a strong surf for almost an hour last night following a plane landing in the ocean near the Marin shore, are returning to their service units today uninjured.
Army Pvt. Clinton Eastwood, who wandered into the RCA radio station at Point Reyes after struggling in the ocean, told radio operators he and the pilot were forced to land their AD-2 bomber in the ocean and left on life rafts.
Description sounds 100% accurate and truthful to me...and I don’t have to guess who he is describing. 👍👍
Must have been when Obama was running.
the man is a legend
August 26.2018
mark for later. Hope it’s true.
Snopes says it's false:
A representative for Eastwood also told us that he had nothing to do with this item.
Anyone who has viewed Clint Eastwood’s infamous “empty chair” monologue at the 2012 Republican National Convention likely has no illusions that the Academy Award-winning actor/director was a fan of President Barack Obama. However, a much-circulated piece about the realizations of one’s “twilight years” which ends with a castigation of President Obama was not a reproduction of anything Clint Eastwood said or wrote.
In typical urban legend-like fashion, the earliest appearances of this item (from September and October 2013) are simply postings of untitled and uncredited e-mails that made no mention of Clint Eastwood; not until about three months later did versions identifying this piece as “Clint Eastwood’s Twilight Years” begin to appear. (A A representative for Eastwood also told us that he had nothing to do with this item.)
So if you believe Snopes, and that they actually talked to this so-called representative for Eastwood and that he actually told them that Clint had nothing to do with this item, then it's false. But if that is a lie then it may be true. 8>)
Yes!
Good for Eastwood!
Its BS. If anything, Clint voted for Biden. He is a Romney lover!
Got the same email. It isn't and it isn't..........Sheesh!
https://www.truthorfiction.com/my-twilight-years-clint-eastwood/
Summary of eRumor:
This is a forwarded message allegedly written by actor Clint Eastwood called “My Twilight Years.”
The Truth:
This message has been found anonymously posted in boards around the Internet long before it was attributed to Clint Eastwood. It appears that someone tacked on his name to the story and attached his photo to lend it credibility.
The attribution of this opinion remains a mystery, according to a March 7, 2014 article in the Austin American Statesman’s political fact check website, which said they did not know if Eastwood wrote the opinion, but they had their doubts. Request for confirmation from the Statesman went unanswered by the movie star.
The Statesman did manage to contact Paul Miller, the publisher of Eastwood’s hometown newspaper, the Carmel Pine Cone. Miller responded, “I’ve covered Mr. Eastwood for 20 years, and gotten to know him fairly well, and I can (un)equivocally state that he would not do such a thing. If a ‘chain mail’ that purported to come from him arrived in our newsroom, I would not even spend two minutes to check it out; I would just ignore it.”
Posted 02/21/14 Updated 04/07/14
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I know it’s phony.....I still like it!!!!