Manchurian Candidate ?

In the column, which originally appeared in the Chicago Tribune Nov. 2, 1979, Jarrett reported a proposal by Islamic radical and former Black Panther Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Monsour, the lawyer previously known as Donald Warden, to work on behalf of Saudi Arabia and OPEC to provide $20 million for 10 years to aid 10,000 minority students each year.

Davis and Vernon Jarrett were close friends in Chicago and colleagues at the Chicago Defender and the Chicago Star, two communist-run newspapers in the 1940s.

In early 1948, Davis and Jarrett served together on the publicity committee of the Citizen’s Committee to Aid Packing-House Workers, a communist-organized labor union that represented workers in the meatpacking industry.

“Very possibly Vernon Jarrett’s path crossed that of Frank Marshall Davis when Barack Obama, Frank Marshall Davis’ son, needed financing to attend Harvard,” Gilbert said.

“Remarkably,” he continued, “Obama was in Chicago at the time, and Jarrett was on the scene to find politically favorable funding from a former Black Panther turned Black Muslim in the person of Khalid Al-Monsour, who had a convenient relationship with one of the richest men in the world – Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal.”

Skeptical wrote:

Ever since Barack Hussein Obama came upon the national political scene the term, "Manchurian Candidate" was uttered here and there.

There was a recently found article/column written by Vernon Jarrett, father in law to Valerie Jarrett, in 1979 that could make the term a tad more sticky to a certain person.

In the column, which originally appeared in the Chicago Tribune Nov. 2, 1979, Jarrett reported a proposal by Islamic radical and former Black Panther Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Monsour, the lawyer previously known as Donald Warden, to work on behalf of Saudi Arabia and OPEC to provide $20 million for 10 years to aid 10,000 minority students each year.

Davis and Vernon Jarrett were close friends in Chicago and colleagues at the Chicago Defender and the Chicago Star, two communist-run newspapers in the 1940s.

In early 1948, Davis and Jarrett served together on the publicity committee of the Citizen’s Committee to Aid Packing-House Workers, a communist-organized labor union that represented workers in the meatpacking industry.

“Very possibly Vernon Jarrett’s path crossed that of Frank Marshall Davis when Barack Obama, Frank Marshall Davis’ son, needed financing to attend Harvard,” Gilbert said.

“Remarkably,” he continued, “Obama was in Chicago at the time, and Jarrett was on the scene to find politically favorable funding from a former Black Panther turned Black Muslim in the person of Khalid Al-Monsour, who had a convenient relationship with one of the richest men in the world – Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal.”

http://www.wnd.com/2012/09/1979-article-ties-obamas-real-father-to-saudi-financier/#goTurgTeGtbeCkgu.99

The article also appeared  in The Nov. 6, 1979, column by Vernon Jarrett in the St. Petersburg Independent.

What is the likelihood there will be "accidents" at both the St. Petersburg Independent and the Chicago Tribune whereby certain dates of publication during Nov 1979 are "lost" ?


What are your thoughts.

Liberal wrote:My thoughts? Do you really get your news from World Nut Daily.com?

Liberal wrote:Do you have a link from the National Inquirer that I can browse?

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:Do you have a link from the National Inquirer that I can browse?

What's the National Inquirer?

Liberal wrote:

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:Do you have a link from the National Inquirer that I can browse?

What's the National Inquirer?

A magazine. What does "instead of actually consider the facts" mean? Is that some sort of code?

BladeRunner wrote:Instead of actually consider the facts presented to them, liberals attack the source without even reading them.

Then they quickly go back to what they were doing.....

Liberal wrote:
Hahahahahahahahaha. Maybe we should quit consider grammar important (sic). Hahahahahahahahaha.

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:
Hahahahahahahahaha. Maybe we should quit consider grammar important (sic). Hahahahahahahahaha.

Well....when you ask for a reference from a news organization and it doesn't exist, what do you expect?

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:Do you have a link from the National Inquirer that I can browse?

What's the National Inquirer?

Liberal wrote:

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:
Hahahahahahahahaha. Maybe we should quit consider grammar important (sic). Hahahahahahahahaha.

Well....when you ask for a reference from a news organization and it doesn't exist, what do you expect?

You considering (sic) the National Enquirer a news organization?  HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. You teabaggers are funny!

Liberal on Thu Feb 05, 2015 8:15 pm
Do you have a link from the National Inquirer that I can browse?

Liberal wrote:

BladeRunner wrote:

Liberal wrote:
Hahahahahahahahaha. Maybe we should quit consider grammar important (sic). Hahahahahahahahaha.

Well....when you ask for a reference from a news organization and it doesn't exist, what do you expect?

You considering (sic) the National Enquirer a news organization?  HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. You teabaggers are funny!