Fwd: Check out who is behind Fluke

Subject: Fwd: Check out who is behind Fluke
 
 
 


 
 
 





Looks like Obama will stoop to just about anything to get his way
 

 
 
 
It would be so refreshing to have news that is not biased, and would tell the complete truth about people.  Journalism is in such a poor state in our world now that nothing seen, read or heard can be trusted unless one has the time to dig deeper on every news item to find what is true. 
  
  Not mentioned in the following is the fact that Ms. Fluke's boyfriend is the son of a major Democrat Party contributor William Perlmutter.  Her PR agent (she needs a PR agent) is Anita Dunn, former White House Communications Director under Obama who said Mao Tse Tung (a mass murderer) was her favorite political philosopher .  Anita Dunn is the one that got Ms. Fluke to testify before the committee as a poor struggling student who could not afford to have safe sex.  Ms. Dunn's husband, Robert Bauer is Obam's chief birther lawyer.  His job is to keep Obama's personal artifacts hidden from the American People.  He has demonstrated that he will use all available means to do this. Records show that $1,352,378.95 was paid to Mr. Bauer's Law Firm by Obama for America .  As council for Obama's 2008 campaign, Bauer wrote letters to TV station managers stating that if they aired anti-Obama ads pointing to the known association between Obama and Weather Underground radical Bill Ayers it would violate federal election rules. Really!     
 
  
Fluke Is No Fluke
Posted by Thomas Purcell at 4:25 AM  comments  
 
Sandra Fluke- CSPAN
  
Having gone on information junket trips and been involved with how those sorts of things work, I can tell you that not just anyone is picked to have a seat before a congressional hearing and have a say on particular issues. Your name typically is submitted by people that either have a lot of drag with Congress or you are well known enough about a subject to be considered.
 
That's why it came as a bit of a surprise when a supposed innocent college student by the name of Sandra Fluke sat before Congress and testified about the horrors of having to pay for her own contraception pills. The media types and pundits portrayed her as a struggling young student being victimized by the insurance companies and forced into poverty by the fact that she is a woman living in a man's world.
 
Hardly.
 
The red flag for me was twofold; one, that she was attending a very expensive school (Georgetown ) and two, that she was self-described as a public interest scholarship recipient. Public interest scholarships are not given as poverty scholarships, they are typically credits given for political purposes.
 
Fluke is not your normal young college student. For one, she is a 30 year old experienced community activist, older and wiser than your typical college student. Experienced in spades she sits or has been a part of no less than 6 different advisory boards to women's rights groups, including the Manhattan Borough President's Taskforce on Domestic Violence and numerous other  New York City and  New York State  coalitions. She is also a recipient of the 2010 Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles Fran Kandel Public Interest Grant.  The foundation is a non-profit charitable corporation established by the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles ("WLALA") to increase the utility of the law as an instrument of social justice. The Grant is given to law students for projects that make governmental and social institutions and agencies more accessible and responsive to members of society whose interests are not otherwise adequately recognized or asserted. In short, this is a woman who knows all the ins and out of the government and government aid systems, and a strong proponent of the concept of 'social justice'.
 
Social justice seeks to create economic egalitarianism through taxation, income, or even property redistribution. It is merely just another term for socialism and communism.
 
Therefore, the story about her friend that couldn't get affordable birth control, eventually leading to an ovarian cyst just doesn't ring true. As a career expert in women's rights and with access to at least a dozen different methods in getting low cost or free contraception, either Ms. Fluke is incompetent in her positions, or is a bald faced liar about the story. Keep in mind, even a rookie women's activist could and should have directed her to the Planned Parenthood site, which directly offers ways to get birth control pills for about fifteen bucks per month.
 
So instead of an innocent poor college student discussing the difficulty in getting affordable birth control, we have a career women's rights advocate making the case for the redistribution of wealth in society. Quite a different matter than was originally portrayed.
 
Furthermore, how is the argument for empowering women in society furthered by arguing that women are merely victims of the free market? Fluke is a member of the Polaris Project, a group that works toward ending human trafficking a noble cause. But making women slaves of the state instead is no way to go about it; and that's what she is doing by encouraging women to become reliant on the state and insurance payouts rather than on their own ability to earn a wage and educate themselves in institutions of higher learning. That's not empowerment, that's servitude.
 
Georgetown is not innocent either, and ironically are creators of the very instrument that may be their own demise. An examination of the mentors of their public interest scholarship reveals some very interesting facts. The mentors of the program include but are not limited to:
 
1. Katherine Barton, Attorney, Appellate Section, Environment and Natural Resources Division, U.S.  Department of Justice
2. Bridgette Kaiser, Staff Attorney, Office of  General Counsel ,  U.S. Department of  Health and Human Services
3. Sarah Lichtman Spector, Staff Attorney, Family and Children's Health Programs at U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
4. Lynn Overmann, Senior Advisor, Office of the Assistant  Attorney General , U.S.  Department of Justice
 
And of course,
 
5. Judith Scott, General Counsel, Service Employees International  Union (SEIU) , James and Hoffman.
 
This is the same SEIU that we all know and love as the purple shirted thugs of the AFL-CIO.  It's interesting that these mentors are also the most likely lawyers to represent the Department of Health and Human Services in the Supreme Court case on Obamacare. It's no wonder they are so desperate to defend the issue of free contraceptive care because it rests upon the elimination of the First Amendment rights of Georgetown  and other religious groups.
 
If the President backs down on the Georgetown  case, or any other Catholic objection to Obamacare mandates, it means that the First Amendment would apply directly to Obamacare and thus be struck down in its entirety. This explains why Fluke was called to testify, and why Obama is risking political suicide to defend this issue.
 
It's all or nothing.
 
So when you see these sob stories on the news take care and look into them carefully. When they are televised they are often used to manipulate the hearts and minds of those watching at home, who typically do not have the time or experience in understanding the motivations of those making the speeches.
 
As for Ms. Fluke, you are no struggling college student defending an unaffordable need for yourself or others. You are just another leftist activist with an agenda, and that is something this nation does not need more of, nor should be addressing Congress under the false pretense of poverty or need.
 
The cold hard light of truth should be the beacon upon which Congress makes its decisions. And that is something, Ms. Fluke, you simply do not represent.

4 comments:

Thx 4 Fish said...

Look over there.....pay no attention to the issue of women's reproductive rights or the fact that women around the country are completely pissed off at the men who keep trying to control them through legislation and who call them sluts for using birth control. This is a great wake up call for women to vote for people who believe in women's rights.

gruaud said...

Yeah, this is just misdirection.

What Limbaugh did was to shine a bright light at himself and his fellow cockroaches.

No amount of smokescreen is going to change that for rational, compassionate people.

Fun fact: Purcell is a member of Mensa.

ferschitz said...

"It would be so refreshing to have news that is not biased, and would tell the complete truth about people. Journalism is in such a poor state in our world now that nothing seen, read or heard can be trusted unless one has the time to dig deeper on every news item to find what is true."

This is the only thing that I agree with in terms of this biased, lying little screed. Typical rightwing false equivalencies, lies and misdirections abound.

But hey: if rightwing women LIKE what misogynistic creeps like Rush Limbaugh has to say about THEM (as in: he's not just talking to leftwing women, btw) and their reproductive rights??? Well, I guess Team USA is still a somewhat free country... as in free to be oppressed by conservative dominating racist bigoted white men, if that's your fancy...

Anonymous said...

What? No mention of ACORN or the Black Panthers? Weak sauce.

Typical wingnuts, lashing out at something they can't take the time to even try to understand, though they sure make a lot of effort to twist and abuse the facts.

Fluke was not groveling for birth control or pleading poverty for herself. She was there as a representative of countless other women, as a voice and an advocate for them. Women who pay full insurance premiums but are denied basic access to a product they have every right to because of the squeamishness of a bunch of morally bankrupt panty sniffers.

 
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