Freeper Interview Series: Chad Fairbanks

Patriot Paradox

[sonsofliberty2000]

The latest interview in the Freeper Interview Series is now online at Patriot Paradox. The interview is with Chad Fairbanks, and here are some highlights:

What are some memories you have of protests or other activist events?

Well, there are so many. In my early years I was always on the side that was cracking down on Left-wing protests. In the navy I had lots of encounters with Greenpeace and the Sea Shepherds, so I would say that was the most enjoyable bit of activism I was involved in - if 'activism' is defined as "Using a fire hose on dirty, smelly hippies".

Also, I have really enjoyed being a part of the Puget Sound chapter of Free Republic (Yo! A shout out to my Puget Sound Homies! Word!). I especially enjoyed the Hillary FReep we put together recently, as that also allowed me to get my children involved. They really had fun making signs.

Have any fears or phobias?

I'm afraid of birds. Oh wait, that's Cathryn. Never mind. I have an irrational fear of shoes.

How would you describe yourself?

6' 5", washboard stomach, rippling muscles, long windswept blonde hair, chiseled features, and piercing green eyes - but that would be really inaccurate.

For the full interview visit: Chad Fairbanks Interview

[netmilsmom]

>>Now the whole world knows! (As if it already didn't...) <<

Shhhh...we're still trying to keep it quiet.

[SAMWolf]

Thanks sonsofliberty.

Chad Fairbanks, at last a "face" to put to the king of Taglinus Republicus winners.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Thanks, SAMWolf. I didn't think anyone ever noticed :0)

[arasina]

Chad, your interview confirms what I already perceived about you from reading your posts. You're smart and talented, a loving husband and father, an obviously compassioncat person, and you use your great sense of humor effectively. I especially enjoy the imagery created by your "Cross-Border Catapult" and "Liberal Hive-Mind."

Pillars of The Earth is also one of my favorite books. Have you ever read The Haj by Leon Uris? Another great historical novel.

[Eala]

But the rest is true ;0)

You're only 6'5"? I thought you were taller than that... musta been the high-heeled boots...

[netmilsmom]

To SOL, I've been waiting for this one!!! Great job again!

To Chad, >>Two beautiful daughters, both in middle school<<

I was talking to Netmilsdad last night and swore you were 20 years old. Are you one of those "Weekly World News" headlines?? You know, "Four Year Old Fathers Twins"

Great Job!

[Chad Fairbanks]

Thank you, arasina! I appreciate the kind words!

I've read 'The Haj' - did you ever read 'Trinity' or 'Exodus'?

[Chad Fairbanks]

Actually, I'm in my early 30s. I look 20, and act even younger ;0)

[Chad Fairbanks]

LOL... No boots - I consider those shoes, and I are afeared ;0)

[netmilsmom]

You look so young.....or maybe I'm just old ;-(.

[Marysecretary]

Oh, brother! Glad I live in the country (almost). It's too bad you can't pick your neighbors.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Well, I've always looked young - a blessing, AND a curse sometimes.

And, my philosophy dictates that you are only as old as you feel, so based on that somedays I'm older than you (especially monday mornings)... ;0)

[Chad Fairbanks]

Yeah. I grew up in the country, and all my neighbors were family LOL...

[Dan from Michigan]

[Chad Fairbanks]

Cruel. But oh so funny ;0)

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Thanks for the ping! No interview is complete without pictures!

Our very own Chad Fairbanks (ask him about the socks in the second photo):

[Chad Fairbanks]

Now you know why I'm afraid of shoes...

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Well, those could do some serious damage, I will admit. ; )

My question: Do you still own them?

[Chad Fairbanks]

No. My home was invaded by a military force in their search for WMDs, and they were subsequently destroyed...

And what REALLY ticks me off is, they didn't ask the U.N.'s permission and acted unilateraly...

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Well, don't feel too bad. I'm sure France went to bat for you.