Doug Thompson reported how he was sent a letter by the FBI to turn over records about his popular Capitol Hill Blue web site. Thompson's response was short and to the point, as Slats Grobnik from Chicago says his deer rifle is locked and loaded if they come after him.
9 Mar 2006
Slats Grobnik looked at the newspaper, threw it into the dog pile and said:
"Screw every last one of the them. Not a damn bit a truth to any of it."
Slats, an old time Chi-Town reader new to cyberspace, then turned to his PC.
"Some real news now."
Within a matter of minutes, he threw his size13 hard-soled shoe through the monitor screen, breaking it into a million pieces. Slat's grand father, Otto, used to be a shoemaker before the chain stores took over so the heel was solid as a rock and stuck in the computer screen like a dart hitting a bulls-eye.
This time, however, Slats, known for speaking his mind, wasn't angered over the news at the Capitol Hill Blue web site, the oldest political blurb on the internet, but at what the Bush Boys were doing to the freedom-minded journalist who ran the site, Doug Thompson, as well as other journalists who write stories contrary to the Bush party line
"The son's a bitches are clampin' down on everybody just like the Commie's and the Nazi's. Hell, if the Commies think they can come walking down these Chicago streets, there are 200,000 licensed deer hunters in Wisconsin and Illinois waitin' for 'em," said Slats, who once told former Congressman Dan Rostenkowski to "go to hell" at a Polish street dance near Wrigley Field.
Full Article by Greg Szymanski
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