Al Gore Accused of Attempted Rape

just try it ....

DrewDad wrote:

oralloy wrote:

This entire thread is a giant reminder of why it is so important to vote for Republicans.

Very, very true.

but people shouldn't vote for repu.............

When you realise I'm not a democrat or even am American, you might have a certain credence.

Most realise real soon but your ability appears to be restricted, maybe thats why you vote republican, your IQ is sadly non existent.

You can defend yourself but it would be real silly

considering your ignorance.

I have taken the queens shilling, friend, so dont kid yourself I am not capable of defending my country and it values.

Thug is that the new insult , I suppose it makes a change from liar.

I wonder if you call strangers in your local bar liars with no reason? I bet you dont.

Web warriors , i luv you guys...all finger tips and no balls.

You trash shouldn't run around falsely accusing your betters of your own low IQ.

oralloy wrote:

You trash shouldn't run around falsely accusing your betters of your own low IQ.

i bet your god loves your attitude towards others, what a miserable example of a christian you are

Besides why should I put up with stupid people falsely accusing me of being stupid?

oralloy wrote:

Besides why should I put up with stupid people falsely accusing me of being stupid?

Good question, but you may need to ask yourself then as to why you should participate on this forum.

No one need tell you or others of your ignorance friend, its blatantly obvious.

Explain why I am a liar and a hypocrite and you might recover some credibility.

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Police said Wednesday they are reopening an investigation into a Portland massage therapist's allegations that former Vice President Al Gore groped her at an upscale hotel in 2006.
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According to transcripts of the 2009 interview, the masseuse described the allegations at length. She said Gore groped, kissed and pinned her down on a bed. She told Gore he was acting like a "crazed sex poodle," according to the transcript.


The woman said she felt there would be consequences if she didn't cooperate.

"I feared that if I ran for the door to get out, I could or would be violently accosted by some security detail," she said. "I felt certain that any, even the smallest complaint from him to the hotel, could also destroy my work reputation."

After the alleged incident, the woman said she was dissuaded from contacting the police by liberal friends of hers, whom she refers to as "The Birkenstock Tribe," and of which she counts herself a member.

"It's like being the ultimate traitor," the woman said.

One friend "was basically asking me to just suck it up, otherwise the world's going to be destroyed from global warming," she said.

Then comes the comi-tragedy where, she says, Gore starts physically assaulting her, and she is truly terrified, but also intent on rescuing her massage cart. She tells jokes along the lines of “too bad we never met in college” and uses special pressure points to try to keep him drowsy as she scurries around the room gathering balms and butters and an iPod. Here, too, you wonder why, if she was truly in danger, she didn’t just run out—but, then again, balms and butters and iPods are expensive for a working woman.

Finally, the big picture dawns on her. She is a massage therapist. He is a “rich kid who is used to getting what he wants” and operates on the basic presumption of “money or power bailing him out of trouble.” She is at the opposite end of that equation. It’s perfectly possible that none of this will hold up in court. But it does ring true in life