THE REAL HILLARY CLINTON: Episode #3 - She Throws Coffee in Marine's Face

NOTE: the survival of our Republic is threatened by two things -- fundamentalist Islamic terrorists and Hillary Rodham Clinton. President Bush is leading the fight against the terrorists. It is up to those of us who know the real Hillary Clinton to lead the fight against her. We must shine the light of truth on this dangerous woman so that all Americans may know the real Hillary.

This comes from someone I know and whom I trust. No, I am not making this up. You know Hillary. It is not necessary to invent anything.

It is an honor to be a Marine stationed in the White House as a guard. Isn't it? Well, if you are in the White House when Hillary Clinton is there, perhaps not.

This true story comes from a woman who is very proud of her Marine nephew. I am sure you have heard the stories from Gary Aldrich about how ranking officers were used to serve food in the White House. This particular young Marine, proud to serve his country, was on duty near Ms. Clinton, the first evil lady at the time. It seems that her coffee cup was nearly empty and she had the audacity to tell the guard to go get her more coffee. His proper response with both dignity and respect was, "Ma'am, I'm not allowed to leave my post, ma'am." But Hillary wouldn't quit. She ordered him again and he gave the same response. So what did the first evil lady do? SHE THREW THE REMAINING COFFEE FROM HER CUP IN HIS FACE!!!

I seem to remember an incident involving a limo, a security person at an airport, and Hillary. It made a few papers, was definitely true, then "poof" it went away.

Battle of the beltway buttinskis - February 25, 2002

Silver goes to New York Sen. Hillary Clinton for her treatment of police officer Ernest Dymond. Last fall, Sen. Clinton and her entourage reportedly rolled through a security checkpoint at Westchester County airport -- injuring Dymond as he tried to stop them. A Secret Service agent was driving Sen. Clinton, en route to a fund-raiser, in a large black Ford van. According to Dymond, the agent was on his cell phone as he motored through the sensitive checkpoint (the airport was on high alert for terrorists). Dymond was forced to shout and bang his shoulder into the van to make it stop. He told The Washington Times that Clinton's driver was "quite agitated" when asked to show his identification. Dymond, who never received a word of apology from Sen. Clinton or anyone else on her staff, was taken to a hospital for treatment of bruises.

Monday, Nov. 5, 2001 1:02 p.m. EST Battle Damage Assessment: Hillary Cop vs. Delta Force
Seymour Hersh's New Yorker magazine report claiming that 12 Delta Force members were wounded in an Oct. 20 raid on a Taliban leader's complex was roundly debunked yesterday, both by the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Tommy Franks, as well as Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Richard Myers.

Gen. Franks said the injuries were in fact mostly bumps, scratches and bruises and Gen. Myers reported, "My belief is that every soldier that came back from that particular raid is back on duty today."

That's more than can be said of Westchester County Police Officer Ernest Dymond, who remains sidelined by injuries sustained a week before the Delta Force raid, when he tried to stop a van carrying New York Senator Hillary Clinton as it blew past a local airport security checkpoint.

"I thought we might have a terrorist," Dymond told the Washington Times two days after the accident.

Officer Dymond's ongoing disability prompted one political wag to remark to NewsMax off the record, "I guess getting in Hillary's way can be more dangerous than fighting the Taliban."

Hillary Watch - The Week of October 22, 2001
Get Out of Her Way! Hillary and her U.S. Secret Service entourage rolled through a checkpoint at Westchester County airport in their rush to make it to a fundraiser in Syracuse, in the process injuring a policeman who tried to stop them. Police Officer Ernest Dymond, a 19-year veteran of the force, was one of three uniformed officers manning the sensitive checkpoint when the security detail for the junior senator from New York approached the airport. The Yonkers airport, like many other airports in New York and throughout the country, is on high alert for any sign of terrorist activity. Unfortunately, Mrs. Clinton’s van approached the checkpoint at about 35 mph. According to Officer Dymond, the driver was talking on a cell phone as Dymond yelled and threw himself into the van for him to stop, and the vehicle finally came to a halt about 100 yards beyond the checkpoint. Officer Dymond described the agent driving the car as "quite agitated" when asked to show his identification. The officer was then taken to a hospital for treatment of bruises. "I didn’t know if we had a terrorist," Officer Dymond said of the Secret Service driver, "and once I found out who he was, I was even more agitated that he, of all people, should have known." Detective William Rehm of the Westchester County Police Department said a prior arrangement had been worked out with the Secret Service for the police to escort Sen. Clinton’s van from the airport entrance to a hanger. "Why didn’t they wait for the escort?"

Senator Clinton's Motorcade Runs Security Road Block, Injuring Policeman
Posted by dave_aiello on Oct 16 2001 5:30AM
from the rules-don't-apply-to-Hillary department.
On Sunday, Cablevision News 12 reported that New York Senator Hillary Clinton's motorcade injured a Westchester County police officer when it attempted to bypass a manditory security checkpoint at the Westchester County Airport. This story was publicized on a few New York City radio stations yesterday, but it took a little while for us to locate, due to the fact that it was reported by a regional cable news outlet that we do not receive in Central New Jersey.

Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2001 4:16 p.m. EDT No Apology From Hillary for Still-Injured Cop
A Westchester County police officer who was injured while trying to stop New York Senator Hillary Clinton's van after it blew past an airport security checkpoint 16 days ago, has yet to receive an apology from her or anyone on her staff.

"I can tell you, no," Officer Ernest Dymond told NewsMax.com Tuesday, when asked whether Mrs. Clinton had contacted him to express any concern over the injury that has rendered him unable to return to active duty for more than two weeks.

Dymond declined to describe the extent of his injury or predict when he thought he might be able to return to work, saying, "Our department has a policy that all information go through the public information officer."

The 19-year police veteran did explain that previous reports placing Mrs. Clinton in a limousine when her car sped through the Westchester County Airport checkpoint he was manning on Oct. 14 were inaccurate.

"She was not in a limousine. She was in a full-size Ford conversion van - and that made it even more suspect to us," Dymond said.

"I didn't know if we had a terrorist," the temporarily disabled cop had previously told the Washington Times.

"The van went by me and we ordered them to stop and it continued going and we continued to yell to stop," Officer Dymond told NewsMax.com. "At that point I banged as hard as I could on the side of the van to let the driver know he had to stop."

Despite his harrowing encounter with the nation's most-famous elected Democrat, the publicity-shy policeman said he has turned down several requests for media interviews, explaining, "I've had my 15 minutes of fame."

In fact, reporters in New York and nationwide have overwhelmingly ignored the incident, raising questions about possible pressure by Sen. Clinton's office.

A spokesman for Mrs. Clinton declined to return NewsMax.com's call requesting comment on why she hadn't contacted Dymond to express regrets for his injury.

PLEASE DELETE EARLIER VERSIONS OF THIS CARD. NUMBERING WAS OFF.

I'd started trying to keep the cards numbering matching the Episode numbering but quickly changed to numbering the cards in the order in which they were done. The first 12 are somewhat a mixture. But the sequence will be restored in terms of 1, 2, 3, sequencing and partially in terms of the order done with this revision below. The main point is, I need to make this change to insure that the serial numbering is accurate without duplicates. THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING.

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A true story—a woman known to me—very proud of her Marine nephew: You may know stories fm Gary Aldrich about how ranking officers had to serve food in the White House. This young Marine, proudly serving his country, on GUARD duty near Ms Clinton: Her coffee cup was nearly empty and she had the audacity to tell the guard to go get her more coffee. His respectful, dignified, proper response was: “Ma’am, I’m not allowed to leave my post, ma’am.” Shrillary wouldn’t quit. She ordered him again and he gave the same response. What did the evil lady do?
SHE THREW
THE REMAINING COFFEE FROM HER CUP
IN HIS FACE!!!

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