Scammed: Must read for Orly and Sheriff Joe supporters

amazon.com e-book ^ | Jacques Evans

[westcoastwillieg]

A new action/adventure novel with a political twist, Scammed, will be free on the Kindle Store this weekend (Feb. 22, 23) only. If you don't have a Kindle, there's a free Kindle Reading App available from Amazon.

Scammed is a novel about a former air force pilot, a retired marine and a disabled ex-army doctor who team up to uncover a scam artist—the current occupant of the White House. When the miscreant behind the greatest Ponzi scheme in history was exposed his name was plastered on the front page of every newspaper in the country and heard on television ad nauseam. But nary a sound was heard about the occupant of the White House—there was a total media blackout. Some journalists were threatened that their careers would end if they raised the subject. The only coverage of the investigation was on the Internet and that was sparse. At every opportunity, the president's supporters tried to present the issue as a far out conspiracy theory—but that was just another scam.

[humblegunner]

Orly supporters can read this at:

http://www.incompetantkook.com/perl/smacktardpost

[Bullish]

A ‘novel’?
Or were the names changed to protect the guilty?

[LyinLibs]

Plot sounds vaguely familiar ahahahaa

[machogirl]

thank you. will add to my list of reading materials.

[Capt. Tom]

When the miscreant behind the greatest Ponzi scheme in history was exposed his name was plastered on the front page of every newspaper in the country and heard on television ad nauseam..

You must mean heard on radio since we did not have television in the 1920s. - Tom

[Red Steel]

Fact or fiction? Current Admin sure are scamming - looks like facts. ;-)

[Chode]

download the Kindle for PC app, it's free...

[SPI-Man]

I just read it today. Not a well written nor particularly gripping tale. It is, however, spot on until the final chapter.
I kept chuckling as I read since it concisely details most of the claims of ineligibility of the current pres__ent.
I suppose for me the really big grabber was when they introduced Cabots Air Service. A not too thinly disguised reference to Southern Air Transport for whom I had the pleasure of working during the early 70s. I have some very interesting (at least to me) stories about the goings on down in “corrosion corner” of MIA.

[sten]

you realize, around here, the enemy has been inside the wire for awhile, right?

[AmericanVictory]

The description would indicate that the three characters are based on real life plaintiffs, starting with Colonel Hollister. Is that the case?

[Chode]

welcome... it's on the Amazon website

[MeshugeMikey]

This will not be recieved well in SOME circles!

[null and void]

A different thread with the same topic titled Reporters threatened their careers would end if they raised this subject... was nuked and linked to this one.

Its intro paragraphs were:

This is the last day to get a free copy of Scammed the new action/adventure novel with a political twist. Scammed will be free on the Kindle Store this weekend (Feb. 22, 23) only. If you don't have a Kindle, there's a free Kindle Reading App available from Amazon.

Scammed is a novel about a former air force pilot, a retired marine and a disabled ex-army doctor who team up to uncover a scam artist—the current occupant of the White House. When the miscreant behind the greatest Ponzi scheme in history was exposed his name was plastered on the front page of every newspaper in the country and heard on television ad nauseam. But nary a sound was heard about the occupant of the White House—there was a total media blackout. Some journalists were threatened that their careers would end if they raised the subject. The only coverage of the investigation was on the Internet and that was sparse. At every opportunity, the president's supporters tried to present the issue as a far out conspiracy theory—but that was just another scam.

Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping!

To get onto The Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping List you must threaten to report me to the Mods if I don't add you to the list...

BTW, does anyone have a source for the beat-up version of the "Sally Sweetlies" repoterette graphic?

[Marty]

I read part, then skimmed the rest. For anybody who is accustomed to reading well-written material, this is a painful slog.

[EveningStar]

Birther alert!