Originally posted by weedwhacker
This guy, Jerome Corsi, claims to not be a member of the Democratic nor the Republican Party....but a member of the "Constitution Party".


AND, he has a 'candidate' that he says he will vote for in November.

SO....is this a ruse? Is he lying, even more....he claims to be objective, yet his writings belie his assertions.

And what exactly is the 'Constitution Party'???

Anyone care to research this? I know I'll try to. (did I just end a sentence with a preposition? Darn it, I should be arrested..)

It reeks heavily of what the 'CoulterGeist' has done, in the last few years....she is of the same ilk, it seems....innuendo, lies, and damn lies....and they still get published!! That's the scary part....well, 'freedom of the press'.....even if it's baloney. It's not new, folks....been going on for centuries.

ps....anyone yet figured out Corsi's attempt to be clever with words, in the title of his latest .... erm....'book'?

Anyone????

• Corsi's book says that Mr. Obama had "yet to answer" whether he "stopped using marijuana and cocaine completely in college, or whether his drug usage extended to his law school days or beyond." Corsi even adds, "How about in the U.S. Senate?" But as the Times points out, Obama has written his memoir that he "stopped getting high" in the early 1980s. That's lie number one.

• Corsi's book, amusingly, uses Newsmax.com as a source for the falsehood that Obama was present at a sermon in July of 2007 where Reverend Jeremiah Wright faulted "the 'white arrogance' of America's Caucasian majority for the world's suffering, especially the oppression of blacks." In fact, Obama wasn't at that sermon. Even conservative columnist Bill Kristol issued a correction after trafficking in the same falsehood. That's lie number two.

• Corsi says that Obama failed to dedicate his book "Dreams From My Father" to his family, an apparent effort to suggest that Obama lacks family values. But The Times reports that Mr. Obama did dedicate the book to several family members in the introduction. That's lie number three.

February 27, 2006

Swift Boat Author Corsi, WND plagiarize Schlussel

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By Debbie Schlussel

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Apparently, when something says "World Net Daily Exclusive," it means World Net Daily Rip-off. That's the case, with Swift Boat author, Jerome Corsi, who today in a WND piece demonstrated that he is nothing but a full-fledged plagiarist. A thief. Did he also rip off his NYTimes best-selling "Swift Boat" book against John Kerry? This begs that question.

I read a re-worked version of the piece I wrote and posted early morning, last Thursday, today on World Net Daily. Except Mr. Corsi put his byline on MY work. We can assume, then, that everything else he writes is similarly shop-lifted from others.

Corsi even ripped off my mistakes, which I since corrected, but he did not. I originally called a company "Datamax," but it is "Datamatix." As you'll note, Corsi rips off the mistake.

From Schlussel original, Thursday:

If you liked Billy Carter, you'll love Neil Bush. No beer products and advertising or redneck wit and wisdom.

From plagiarist Jerome Corsi's rip-off on WND, today:

If you loved Billy Carter and "Billy Beer," you're certain to love Neil Bush and the "Ignite! Cow."
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From Schlussel original, Thursday:

Neil Bush is a frequent visitor to and paid speaker in Dubai . . . . It's not just Bush's paid speaking engagements courtesy of Dubai's Datamatix. While Neil Bush is prominently displayed on the company's website (and listed as "Brother of US President George Bush").

From plagiarist Jerome Corsi's rip-off on WND, today:

Neil Bush's frequent travels to Dubai are documented by Datamax, a Dubai-based information technology company that has featured Neil Bush as a speaker. The Datamax website features several prominent photographs of Neil Bush addressing a Dubai conference, identifying Neil Bush as "the brother of U.S. President George Bush."
FYI, it's Datamatix, not Datamax. If he's going to rip people off, he can at least get it right and not rip off my original mistakes. Or can he?

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From Schlussel original, Thursday:

Remember Billy Carter, Jimmy Carter's brother, and his couple hundred-thousand dollars "loan" from Libya's Muammar Ghaddafi?

From plagiarist Jerome Corsi's rip-off on WND, today:

We all remember . . . . Then, there was Billy Carter who took $200,000 from Muammar Gadhafi.
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From Schlussel original, Thursday:

While Neil Bush is prominently displayed on the company's website (and listed as "Brother of US President George Bush"), so are Clintonistas Al Gore and Sandy Berger (he of document pants-stuffing fame).

From plagiarist Jerome Corsi's rip-off on WND, today:

Dubai's Datamax appears to be bipartisan, as the company's website also shows Dubai appearances of various Democratic Party luminaries including Al Gore (with and without a beard), Sandy Berger- the National Security Adviser under President Clinton who achieved fame by stuffing classified documents in his socks.
Again, the company is DATAMATIX, not Datamax. But I got it wrong originally, and since he didn't do a whit of research, he merely copied my mistake.

And all of my other research from Neil Bush's divorce to his getting investors in Dubai for Ignite! is ALL ripped off by Jerome Corsi, cheap plagiarist extraordinaire.

One wonders if Jerome Corsi's Ph.D. thesis from Harvard was also not original work. People don't start doing this in their old age.

FYI, "Dr." Corsi, my work is copyrighted, and I always seek to protect that copyright. Go get yourself a lawyer.

In this case, imitation is NOT the sincerest form of flattery. It's the most insincere form of robbery.

In the future, John O'Neil should pick someone else with which to write a book. This guy, Corsi, is a phony.

*** UPDATE 02/28/06: It's official. Jerome Corsi is a plagiarist and WND aids and abets it. Corsi admits, through WND editor Joseph Farah, that he got the information from my column. Farah admits I broke this story and apologized in an e-mail. Unfortunately, Farah and Corsi refuse to do so publicly. Shame on them. They added a tiny link, when it's clear Corsi lifted huge passages and all my research from my piece. They gave a million excuses about forgetting to post a link. But Corsi never mentioned my name in "his" piece. And he made radio appearances, including on Orlando's "Pat Campbell Show", presenting my work as his own. The "Swift Boat" author is a plagiarist, plain and simple. He cannot be trusted.