Sarah Palin Photos Raise Questions

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A picture of Sarah Palin from 1995 at her Wasilla City Council desk is raising some questions.   Check out the magazine article on the top of Sarah Palin’s desk.   You can see the enlarged version below. 

(After the jump some interesting photos of Palin that you probably have not seen)

Palin Posing with John Birch Society Article

It’s an article on the “Con Con Call.”  I’ve read the article.  It’s a drawn out sneaky snake novel type article claiming that a states’ conference to be held back in the 90’s was actually a secret squirrel plot to call a Constitutional Convention and take away rights from the people and the states. 

After the jump some interesting Sarah Palin wearing her religion, gang sign and weird pink outfit again photographs that you probably have not seen:

We encourage you to read the Con Con article  Have fun.  One has to wonder why Palin wanted to publically showcase this wacky article which was written by Don Fotheringham & which appeared in the March 1995 edition of New American, a publication of the John Birch Society.  Actually the magazine supposedly can also been seen in the photo under the piece of paper.  However, the John Birch Society has denied this in an article titled, “Is Sarah Palin a John Birch Society member?”

We’ve ordered a back issue just to check it out and we’ll let you know.  

Just in case you don’t love to read this crap, here are some quotes from the Con Con article:

“The Conference of the States meets every requirement for a constitutional convention even though it has not been called pursuant to Article V of the Constitution. It would have the legal force of a free people if its proposals were adopted. It would make no difference whether Congress approved or not, since the whole people are superior to all institutions of government and have authority over them.”

“If held, the Conference would likely adopt amendments that would make legal that which is now unconstitutional. Many states would probably agree to increase the power of the federal government by insisting that the federal government fund the programs it mandates.”

Blah blah blah and the federal government would take power from the states and people. 

Even though the McCain camp swears that Sarah Palin isn’t some crazy member of the Alaskan Independence Party this picture was taken during the same time Todd and Sarah were attending AIP meetings.   Also, I still wonder why Palin quoted admitted racist Westbrook Pegler in her speech at the RNC if she wants to be distanced from these nut-jobs.

And, what’s even more interesting is the comment under the John Birch Society article on Palin.  The comment: 

I know Sarah Palin and she knows me 5 Saturday, 20 September 2008 08:20 Johnny from Wasilla

I went to RWU in Washington state every summer. I am from Wasilla. I worked on Sarah Palin’s first campaign for Mayor. I was on a conference call with state officials to stop the Con-con.  Here’s the deal my Birch society friends. One of Sarah Palin’s best friends (if not her very best friend) husband is an ardent supporter of the John Birch Society.  He served on the city council with Sarah. He was not a member last time I checked because he is a politician and lets face it, the JBS, even though the most sane organization out there, is perceived as crazies. He does not join the JBS, much like me, because we don’t want uneducated voter to write us off as an extremists.

That said, once she got into state office, Sarah has not proven as conservative as she used to be, or as we who supported her hoped.

But she blows Biden, McCain and Obama out of the water.

RWU refers to Robert Welch University.  Robert Welch is the founder of the John Birch Society.  The Society is thought of by most as a crazy far right-wing organization that fights against the worldwide conspiracy to create a worldwide socialist or communist government “The New World Order.”  In 2004 RWU became a focus of attention when the Roger Williams University College Republicans offered a “Whites Only” scholarship. In addition to scholarships, the University has youth patriotism camps every summer. 

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