[OldFriend]

As you may know, in the past her heinous hired goons dressed as secret service to 'protect' her in public. They bragged about beating up protestors along the parade route in NYC. They even knocked down media types recording the boos and chants against her heinous.

Consider yourself lucky you were not physically attacked, as was Don Adams.

You make us so proud!!!

[Bigg Red]

As you may know, in the past her heinous hired goons dressed as secret service to 'protect' her in public.

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Weren't they referred to euphemistically as her "etiquette squad"?

Look out, Doc, they know where your knees live.

[Doctor Raoul]

It was the 2000 St Patty's Day Parade where her goons roughed up reporters and threw a 90lbs camerawoman from the local CBS station to the ground. They had suits, earpieces and lapel pins, so everyone (except a few of us) initially assumed it was the US Secret Service detail. Well about a year or so later, her advance man retires and writes a book in which he brags about "ettiquete squads". Despie what he calls it, their behavior earned them the name "goons".

The three who came out asked if we had a permit. You only need a permit if you're using amplified sound. And you can't get a permit to be on private property. They also claimed "construction" as a hazard, yet that area was open for people to come and go, and we were not blocking the sidewalk. There was plenty of room.

We offered to go down the block, off their property, but they didn't know where it ended. Nobody had a buisness card and nobody could remember their name when I asked for it a second time.

They didn't know that most places, there's an easement from the centerline of the traffic lane closest to the curb for some distance, usually a few feet onto the sidewalk. They didn't seem to know about that either.

Even though they had pins in their lapels that read "Time Warner" because they were not aware of the simplest things a real security guard would know, and that they were very shy when a camera came out, I figure that it's likely that they were Hillary's goons pulling a bluff.

Those lapel pins could just have been an indicator to Time Warner building staff that they were VIP visitors, something her goon squad would request to be able to move around the building freely. I'd get those when I did trade shows at places like the Adams' Mark Hotel. I was given a pin with the hotel logo to wear and I could go anywhere.

If they were Time Warner security, quit your job if you work in that building, you're not safe.