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According to this woman, who requested anonymity because of her current job as a clinical psychologist, "He and Randy came to my house, they knocked on my door, and then they blindfolded me, tied me up, and put me in their car.
Originally posted by Adevoc Satanae
I find it interesting that Paul's response so far has been NOT to deny but to state he is going to seek his legal options.
I find the accusations intriguing but I can easily see it as something that went down as simple college friend hijinks in the day but for some reason this female has changed her view on the events.
Maybe I am just curious about "Aqua Bhuda."(sp?)
Make of this story what you will. There is no proof of anything but Paul's reaction is curious at best.
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Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
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"A photo of a few of the NoZe Brothers published in a 1983 issue of The Rope. Rand Paul is dressed in a black robe and straw hat."
The OP's article is based on a piece by GQ:
GQ Exclusive: Rand Paul's Kooky College Days (Hint: There's a Secret Society Involved)
Originally posted by Vitchilo
A quote from an ANONYMOUS person on a PRO-OBAMA website...
Well I bet it would be impossible to find a more genuine and honest report than that.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
A quote from an ANONYMOUS person on a PRO-OBAMA website...
Well I bet it would be impossible to find a more genuine and honest report than that.
Originally posted by hawkiye
I don't think Rand Paul would be stupid enough to run for office with something like this in his background if it were real as accused.
Update: The GQ claims the story has not been refuted... However spokesman for the campaign says:
"National Enquirer type stories about Dr. Paul's teenage years should be left to the tabloids where they belong."
"We are investigating all our options - including Legal ones," Paul aide Jesse Benton emailed Smith. "We will not tolerate drive by Journalism by a writer with a leftist agenda."
And they are threatening the to sue. If that is not a refutation I don't know what is.
The story is pure BS and far to bizarre from an anonymous women
[edit on 10-8-2010 by hawkiye]
Originally posted by Amagnon
Yep - at the time, and for the last roughly 30yrs or so she had forgotten about it - now that Rand is running for office - well, it suddenly looks like a lucrative story - especially when properly embellished.
EDIT: Read the article - what a pile of drivel - jees, its so lame it needs a wheelchair.
Originally posted by SevenThunders
No police report filed and not too much of a protest I suppose by the supposed victim. I didn't even detect much of a negative comment. Just a college age prank and she probably was a willing participant. Imagine what would happen if we had all the salacious details of Obama's college years....
Oh yeah I forgot, Obama hired a bunch of lawyers to prevent that. At least we know how Mr. Paul's education was funded, unlike our current president.
If we seriously knew what our so called leaders do with their free time, let alone their wild college years, I'm not sure we'd have any leaders left. Maybe that would be a good thing.
Problematic, Even In Kentucky The Atlantic's Joshua Green doubts the issue of Paul's degree will register with Kentucky voters "the same way it might if he were running in, say, Cambridge, Massachusetts." The same cannot be said for Zengerle's account "Paul's pot-fueled college antics in a liberal secret society called the NoZe Brotherhood that aspired to blasphemy--and his campaign's non-denial." Writes Green, "That's another matter entirely."