Re: Attn:Smitty-Sarah Palin Waged Alienation Campaign Against Sister's Ex-Husband, Court Records Show

On Sep 12, 2:35 pm, Masculist <MASCUL...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sep 11, 6:44 pm, Jill <perspicaci...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



Finally a real MRA agrees with me about Palin's views of men and
fathers (not to mention also a family court judge).

Jill, what you said here was a real cut. Do you know how long I've
been a men and father's advocate? 20 years on the father's stuff and
30 years as a general men's advocate and anti-feminist. I'm the
oldest anti-feminist alive including our boy Ken Pangborn here. I
talked to all the father's rights guys, Left and Right, in the early
Eighties, including Ken, and NONE of them wanted to take on feminism.
I told them they'd get nowhere unless they took on feminism and time
proved me right. Now all of them are on board and making progress the
past ten years for the first time ever. What that means Jilley is
that I'm the REAL men's and father's advocate and all the rest owe me
plenty and they know it.

Man, you have alot of nerve saying that to me.

Tom

Tom, I think you'll read this.  I just want you to know I don't care
what you and your fellow crazy alleged "masculists" think of my
previous articles about Palin WRT her brother-in-law.  The author
below is the real thing, a real men's activist.  

Read the article and weep. Yeah, sure, Palin's  gonna come to the aid
of men everywhere and save all of their sorry asses as you keep
fantasizing.  Sure she will.  When pigs (with lipstick) fly.  

http://fathersandfamiliesblog.org/?p=819

Sarah Palin Waged Alienation Campaign Against Sister's Ex-Husband,
Court Records Show
September 10th, 2008 by Ned Holstein, MD, MS

Juneau, Alaska—Nine days ago, we explored whether Governor Sarah Palin
had knowingly made false accusations against Alaskan State Trooper
Mike Wooten, who was in a bitter custody battle with Governor Palin’s
sister, Molly McCann. Based on the public records available by
internet, our conclusion was that we couldn’t reach a conclusion.

Naturally, we were attacked from both sides, both Democrats and
Republicans, as if we had a partisan agenda, which we do not.

A new story in Newsweek sheds unfavorable light on the actions of
Governor Palin.

Court records show that Judge John Suddock was concerned about
persistent attacks on Trooper Wooten by Palin and members of her
family. The Judge told them in October, 2005 (when Palin was still a
private citizen), “Disparaging will not be tolerated—it is a form of
child abuse.”

According to Newsweek, Judge Suddock “continued to express concern
about attacks by Palin’s family on Wooten” in an order signed January
31, 2006. The Judge was sufficiently concerned about the on-going
attacks that he warned of a possible change in custody from mother to
father if the attacks continued. He wrote, “if the court finds it is
necessary due to disparagement…it [the court] will not hesitate to
order custody to the father…” The Judge’s order also said that he
would pay special attention to “the disparagement of the father by the
mother and her family members.”

Governor Palin and her husband Todd continued to attack Wooten’s
character even after she became Governor. Court tapes have Judge
Suddock saying, “It appears for the world that Ms. McCann and her
family have decided to take off for the guy’s livelihood—that the
bitterness of whatever who did what to whom has overridden good
judgment.”

Also, John Cyr, the Head of the Public Safety Employee’s Association
in Alaska has been quoted as saying, “I made the case that I thought
they [a string of complaints against Wooten] were groundless, that the
Department was involving itself in a personal matter. She [Col. Julia
Grimes, the head of the State Troopers] asked me if I wanted to call
Sarah Palin a liar publicly and I said sure, I’ll have a press
conference; I don’t mind telling people what I believe to be true.”

In summary, we still do not know whether Governor Palin knowingly made
false accusations against Trooper Wooten. But it is clear that she and
her family persistently attacked the Trooper’s reputation over a
period of at least three years, during which the Alaska State
Troopers, the Alaska Public Safety Employee’s Association, and the
Court had all found that most of the accusations were unsupported.

Please let us know what you think below. But please keep in mind that
Fathers & Families is resolutely non-partisan. We are reporting the
facts to the best of our ability. We are neither for nor against
Governor Palin’s candidacy. And remember that one week ago, we posted
a column entitled “Biden Selection is Bad News for America’s Fathers."

OK Jill, I read it. This nonsense goes on all the time and I
personally had much worse happen to me in this regard.  The difference
is that the judge didn't stand up for me the way this judge stood up
for Wooten!

Jeeze, here we have our biggest break and we're quibbling about this
stupid stuff?

Smitty

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