John R. Houk
© November 25, 2017
It is my humble opinion that Democrats lie for the sake of
pushing a Left-Wing agenda. if accomplishing a Left-Wing agenda means smearing
the political opposition with lies and half-truths (remember – if it is half
a truth it is half a lie), the Dems will pour on the disinformation until
it is believed as a total fact.
I begin this way due to the sexual harassment accusations 40
years ago aimed at Roy Moore from girls then ranging from 14 to 18 or so. Until
the alleged accusations Roy Moore has had an impeccable career with the only
criticism by Leftist Dems and Establishment Republicans was a refusal to submit
to SCOTUS over whether or not the Ten Commandments should remain at the Alabama
Supreme Court property. This ludicrous SCOTUS ruling on the Ten Commandments
when the Federal SCOTUS building is littered with art of religious works
relating to law influences:
VIDEO: American Heritage-Religious Images in our
US Capitol and Supreme Court [Particularly at about the 3:20
mark]
Posted by nvsvictor
Published on Jul 15, 2008
Much more American Heritage videos
can be found here:
D7-P1-2:20
National Statuary Hall In the
current house chambers, it says "In God We Trust" Time: 0:57
There are images of prominent
lawgivers in history. Moses is displayed in the middle of them with a full-face
view. He was the only lawgiver from the Bible. Time: 1:06
"Separation of Church and
State has separated us from our heritage because we can't teach about religious
happenings in our history. The meaning of this phrase has been re-interpreted
to mean something else. Time: 1:57
The US capitol is filled with religious
scenes. Time: 2:25
In the Supreme Court, statue of
Moses is told on tours to be holding the "Bill of Rights" instead of
the Ten Commandments. Attempts to remove any religious presence in the Court.
Time: 3:32
When a guy takes a moral stand when the rule of law is
blatantly manipulated contrary to the Constitution’s Original Intent and the
Will of the Creator, that guy is a moral hero.
How does the Left smear a man’s character like that? They
look as far back into a guy’s past as possible to manipulate the creation of an
egregious story line without physical proof but based on I suspect gratuitously
planted memories.
When the lack of evidence and a lack of credibility begins
to enter in, a more salacious effort is made.
In the case of Roy Moore, so far, the Left has drudged up
nine accusers from about 40 years ago:
1)
Leigh Corfman:
Claims Moore provided her with alcohol and sexually assaulted her when she was
14 years old.
2)
Wendy Miller: Claims Moore asked her out on a date when she was 16 years
old and he was 32. Her mother said no.
3)
Debbie Wesson Gibson:
Claims she dated Moore for roughly three months in 1981 when she was 17 years
old. … She said he
kissed her twice during the time they dated. He was 34 at the time.
4)
Gloria Thacker Deason: Claims she dated Moore on-and-off again when she was 18
and he was 32 after an initial meeting at the Gadsden Mall in 1979. Deason said
their physical relationship never went further than kissing and hugging.
5)
Beverly Young Nelson: Claims
Moore sexually assaulted her in 1977 when she was 16 years old. (This is
dubious Yearbook signature gal with all sorts of contradictions in her story.)
7)
Kelly Harrison Thorp: Claims
Moore asked her out in 1982 when she was a 17-year-old waitress at Red Lobster.
8)
Gena Richardson:
Claims Moore pursued her relentlessly in 1977 when she was an 18-year-old high
school senior. Richardson said she met Moore at the Gadsden Mall, … Richardson said he then called
her when she was in trigonometry class and asked her out on a date. … After their first date,
she said, Moore gave her an unsolicited, “forceful” kiss, which prompted her to
break off further contact with him.
9)
Becky Gray:
Claims Moore repeatedly asked her out on dates when she was 22 years old he was
30. “She told the Post that his advances crossed the line from weird
flirting to harassment.” “I’d always say no, I’m dating someone, no, I’m
in a relationship,” …
Gray told the paper Moore was “persistent in a way that made her uncomfortable.”
(List of nine excerpted from: A rundown of all the women who've
accused Roy Moore of sexual misconduct; By Becket Adams; Washington
Examiner; 11/16/17 4:10 PM)
Leigh Corfman- Then & Now
Criticizing Leigh Corfman’s account based on a timeline of her accusations. I begin with Corfman going on ABC’s Today Show making the effort to contradict Roy Moore’s denials:
VIDEO: Leigh
Corfman on her encounter with Roy Moore at age 14 [1:05 of
interview. 9-minute version HERE]
Posted by Guardian News
Published on Nov 20, 2017
The woman who first spoke out to
accuse Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually assaulting her
when she was 14 said on Monday it took her a long time to get her self-esteem
back after she blamed herself for what she says happened. Leigh Corfman was 14
in 1979 when she alleges Moore, then 32, took her to his house, removed most of
her clothes, groped her and put her hand on his genitals. He took her back to
her home when she told him she was uncomfortable and wanted to leave, but she
was emotionally scarred for decades after, she said. Moore denies the
allegations.
Roy Moore sexual assault accuser
tells of struggle to regain self-esteem.
Corfman’s timeline credibility problem:
…
Regarding the original court
hearing where Corfman says that Moore asker her for her number while Wells went
inside the courtroom, the Post reported that it “confirmed
that her mother attended a hearing at the courthouse in February 1979 through
divorce records.”
A thorough search of court
documents finds one court case in February 1979—a case that took place on
February 21, 1979. The Post failed to tell readers that
at that February 21, 1979, court case Wells voluntarily gave up custody of
Corfman to Corfman’s father, Robert R. Corfman. The two had been divorced
since 1974. The custody case was amicable and involved a joint petition
by both parents.
The Post further did
not tell readers that as a result of the joint petition to change custody, the
court ordered the 14-year-old Corfman to move to her father’s house starting on
March 4, 1979. Court documents show the father’s address in Ohatchee, and
not in Gadsden, where her mother lived and where Corfman says the meetings with
Moore took place.
This would mean that from the court
hearing on February 21, 1979, until Corfman was ordered to move to her father’s
house, Moore would only have had 12 days, including the day of the court
hearing, to have repeatedly called Corfman at her mother’s Gadsden house,
arrange two meetings, and attempt another. Moore has strenuously denied the
accusations.
While that timeline is
theoretically possible, the Moore campaign stressed in
a press conference today it is unlikely.
…
the February 21, 1979, case was the only court movement to have taken
place that month. Breitbart News also could not find another court document
from that month in 1979.
The disclosure raises questions
about why that twelve-day window was not mentioned in the Post story
or by Wells or Corfman in subsequent interviews. Neither Corfman nor
Wells publicly mentioned the change in custody during the critical period where
Moore was said to have arranged meetings with Corfman outside her mother’s
home.
…
Breitbart News reviewed the custody
and divorce documents in full. The custody arrangement allowed for “reasonable
rights of visitation” for Wells, including on alternate weekends and full
custody for one week starting on December 24. However, that one week of
custody in December does not fit into the timeline of Moore allegedly arranging
meetings days after the February hearing.
There is another detail in the
custody documents that raise questions about Corfman’s story.
The Post strongly
implied that the alleged encounter with Moore caused Corfman to exhibit
reckless behavior in her teenage years.
…
The Post failed to
mention that the very reason for the February 21, 1979, court hearing where
Moore allegedly met Corfman was because, according to the court documents,
Corfman had exhibited “certain disciplinary and behavioral problems.” In other
words, Corfman evidence behavioral problems prior to the alleged encounters
with Moore.
Indeed, those stated “disciplinary
and behavioral problems” were cited in the joint petition to change custody as
the cause for both Wells and Corfman’s father agreeing that Corfman would be
better served living with her father. The parents signed a “consent
decree” going along with the change in custody.
Over one year later, on May 5,
1980, which would have been after any alleged encounters with Moore, Wells
filed a new petition to take back custody of her daughter. That petition stated
that Corfman’s “disciplinary problem has improved greatly.” The
stated change in behavior is important since Corfman’s “disciplinary and
behavioral problems” were cited as the reason for the father taking custody.
The improvement in behavior
described by Wells seems to conflict with Corfman’s claim to the Post that
after the 1979 encounter her “life became increasingly reckless with drinking,
drugs, boyfriends, and a suicide attempt when she was 16.”
The judge apparently agreed with
Wells’ assessment of Corfman’s improved behavior and granted Wells custody on
October 15, 1980.
…
(Court Documents Raise Significant Questions
About Leigh Corfman’s Accusations Against Roy Moore; By AARON KLEIN; Breitbart
– Big Government; 11/21/17)
See Also:
Nolte: Shaky Allegations Against Roy Moore
Are Not Enough to Disqualify Him; By JOHN NOLTE; Breitbart – Big Government; 11/24/17)
Chip Brownlee reporting for Alabama Political Reporter
acquiesces to Aaron Klein’s discoveries writing for Breitbart but
believes an “11 days” period was ample time for Moore to call on Corfman. You
get to decide who is guessing better.
Moore campaign fires back at Leigh Corfman;
By Chip Brownlee; Alabama Political Reporter; 11/22/17)
John Nolte notes a very important fact about
sixteen-year-old gals in Alabama lost on the MSM and Leftist Dems:
Nevertheless, the age of consent
in Alabama is and was 16. That is a decision the people of Alabama have
made, which means that even if Moore did seek to date girls as young as 16,
there was nothing illegal about it.
More importantly, though, is the fact
that 40 years ago in the South, the idea of a 30 year-old man looking for a
much younger wife was not at all uncommon.
In other words, this behavior was not only legal, it was not a violation of
social mores. (Bold Text is this Blog Editor’s)
Ergo any of the allegations made against Moore by alleged 16-year
old victims that did not include forced sex or unwanted fondling was a normally
accepted social construct 40 years ago.
Wendy Miller- Then & Now
Wendy Miller Accusation: “Claims Moore asked her
out on a date when she was 16 years old and he was 32. Her mother said no.”
According to Alabama law – SO WHAT!
Debbie Wesson Gibson
Debbie Wesson Gibson Accusation: “Claims she dated
Moore for roughly three months in 1981 when she was 17 years old. … She said he kissed her
twice during the time they dated. He was 34 at the time.” According to Alabama law – SO WHAT!
Gloria Thacker Deason
Gloria Thacker Deason Accusation: “Claims she
dated Moore on-and-off again when she was 18 and he was 32 after an initial
meeting at the Gadsden Mall in 1979. Deason said their physical relationship
never went further than kissing and hugging.” According to Alabama law –
SO WHAT!
Beverly Young Nelson- Then & Now
Beverly Young Nelson Accusation: “Claims Moore
sexually assaulted her in 1977 when she was 16 years old. (This is dubious
Yearbook signature gal with all sorts of contradictions in her story.)”
Refuting Nelson:
A man claiming to be the stepson of
the woman who accused Roy Moore of sexually assaulting her when she was 16
years-old does not believe any of her allegations are true.
“I don’t believe it,” Darrel Nelson
said in a video he posted to Facebook, questioning the accusations leveled
against the Alabama GOP Senate candidate by his stepmother, Beverly
Young Nelson.
…
“My stepmother is wrong for what
she done,” he said, accusing her of “reading form a script” at the press
conference on Monday and that her attorney, Gloria Allred told her what to
say.
“I’ve known the woman, she married
my father many, many years ago. I’ve known her for a while now, and I truly do
not believe that she’s being honest about this,” he said.
…
He believed that the backlash from
his family was worth the trouble if he was able to clear up any false
allegations, stating that Moore “has been an outstanding pillar of the
community” and is “God-fearing.”
“I don’t believe a word she says,
but I do believe he is innocent,” Nelson said.
Click here to read more. (WATCH: Darrel Nelson, Stepson of Roy Moore
Accuser, Does Not Believe Allegations Are True; By BCNN1; Black Christian News Network 1;
11/15/17)
++++
VIDEO: Breaking
Darrel Nelson Official Statement on Beverly Nelson's Claims against Judge Roy
More [*** Warning: Stepson uses a bit of profanity in talking
about stepmother Beverly]
Posted by Cool Hand Luke
Published on Nov 14, 2017
Listen to this NOW! Video from
Beverly Nelson step-son! He says #RoyMoore is telling truth but
she is lying!
Direct Link to Facebook Video: https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t42.1790-29/10000000_540892529595551_7885617095700905984_n.mp4?efg=eyJ2ZW5jb2RlX3RhZyI6InNkIn0%3D&oh=149838a0818e6f0ba67e08e8c9415940&oe=5A0BA24D
[Link Expired]
Archived Link to His Page: https://archive.is/9tudF
See Also Charisma News on the issue: https://tinyurl.com/y7785xdv
++++++
More possible holes in the most
serious sexual misconduct allegations against Judge Roy Moore, the Republican
nominee for U.S. Senate in Alabama, began to emerge this week.
VIDEO: Janet
Porter MSNBC Roy Moore
Posted by Indiana Liberty
Published on Nov 20, 2017
…
Allred, who also represented women alleging still unproven sexual misconduct
allegations against President Donald Trump, is refusing to hand over the
pivotal yearbook Nelson claims Moore signed. Nelson’s own stepson and a high
school boyfriend have already cast doubt on her
accusation.
Potential problems emerged in
Nelson’s account Monday when Moore’s campaign released a list of seven of what
they describe as inconsistencies that “completely bust” the accusation. The
release quotes Rhonda Ledbetter, who claims to have worked at Olde Hickory
House, where the assault allegedly occurred, for nearly three years surrounding
the dates in question.
…
When I heard Beverly Nelson’s
story, there were several details that were different from what I remember. I
was nervous at coming forward because of all the attention this story has
gotten, but as a moral and ethical person I had to speak up about what I know
to be true. I was a waitress at Olde Hickory for almost three years from
1977-1979, and I never saw Roy Moore come in to the restaurant. Not one time.
And I would have noticed because most of our customers weren’t wearing suits,
especially not at night.
…
I came forward because from
what I’ve seen, the media is only interested in reporting one side of this
story. In fact, Dixon Hayes from WRBC in Birmingham asked for former employees
to contact him but never responded when I told him I never saw Roy Moore come
into Olde Hickory House during the three years I worked for.
Ledbetter went on to recount
what she sees as questionable elements of Nelson’s story, including that she
was able to start work at the restaurant at age 15 when Ledbetter recalls a
16-year-old minimum, that Nelson claimed the restaurant closed at 10 p.m., when
Ledbetter never recalled it doing so, and the position of the dumpsters as she
remembered them making the geometry of the assault impossible as Nelson
described it:
…
Another Olde Hickory House
waitress, Renee Schivera, similarly questions Nelson’s account, saying:
was a waitress at the
Olde Hickory House during the summer of 1977, before my senior year of high school.
When I heard Beverly Nelson’s story the first thing that stuck out to me was
that I don’t remember Roy Moore ever coming into the restaurant. I also don’t
remember her working there
Finally, Moore’s release quotes
Johnny Belyeu Sr., described as “a former police officer with over two decades
of experience with the Etowah County Sheriff’s Department and the Gadsden
Police Department,” who told the Moore campaign in a statement, “I was a
regular customer at Olde Hickory House, and I never once saw Judge Moore come
in there. If he had I would have immediately recognized him.” He added, “I also
never met Beverly Nelson during any of the many times I frequented the
restaurant, and I can’t say that she even worked there.”
…
(Roy Moore Campaign Claims to ‘Completely
Bust’ Accusations as Details Emerge; By IAN MASON; Breitbart; 11/21/7)
Tina Johnson- Then & Now
Tina Johnson Accusations: “Claims Moore groped her in his office in 1991 when she was 28 years old.”
After her mother walked through the
door first, she said, Moore came up behind her. It was at that point, she
recalled, he grabbed her buttocks.
“He didn’t pinch it; he grabbed
it,” said Johnson. She was so surprised she didn’t say anything. She didn’t
tell her mother.
She said she told her sister years
later how Moore had made her feel uncomfortable during that meeting. Her sister
told AL.com she remembers the conversation. (Bold text is Editor’s)
Take note that Johnson told AL.com that “She didn’t
tell her mother.” Listen to what Johnson tells CNN’s Ellen Burkett at
about the 2:12 mark about her mother:
Posted by USA News
Published on Nov 19, 2017
Tina Johnson share details of an
alleged incident with Roy Moore
Notice that Tina Johnson told Burkett her mother was
flattered Moore “flirted” with her daughter and went home and told
everybody. This indicates Mom didn’t a flirtation as unwanted sexual
harassment. This is the case even though the entire Burkett interview is a
display of unwanted sexual groping. SOMETHING IS OFF with Tina Johnson.
…
A criminal record adds to the lack
of veracity of Johnson’s accusation:
But most of the doubt on the claim
against Johnson comes from her past.
Before the alleged situation with
Moore, Johnson had been arrested for writing bad checks, and for third degree
theft.
The reports show that she had
stolen from her own family.
…
(The Secret A Roy Moore Accuser Is Praying
Never Gets Revealed; American Patriot Daily; [perhaps] 11/25/17)
Kelly Harrison Thorp
Kelly Harrison Thorp Accusation: “Claims Moore
asked her out in 1982 when she was a 17-year-old waitress at Red Lobster.” According
to Alabama law – SO WHAT!
Gena Richardson- Then & Now
Gena Richardson Accusation: “Claims Moore pursued
her relentlessly in 1977 when she was an 18-year-old high school senior.
Richardson said she met Moore at the Gadsden Mall, … After their first date,
she said, Moore gave her an unsolicited, “forceful” kiss, which prompted her to
break off further contact with him.” The date part as noted earlier by John Nolte,
the age of consent in Alabama 40 years ago and now is age 16. AND the social
mores 40 years ago were a common instance of older men seeking matrimony of
younger even teen age girls. So the question about “unsolicited” is: Does that
mean Richardson was expecting simple smooch on the lips that turned to tongue?
OR did Moore whip his hands around Richardson’s head unexpectedly and force his
tongue down her throat? The first instance is an oops of communication,
the latter instance is actual force and sexual misconduct. That boils down to he
said/she said and each person’s perception.
Becky Gray- Then & Now
Becky Gray Accusations: ‘Claims Moore repeatedly
asked her out on dates when she was 22 years old he was 30. “She told the
Post that his advances crossed the line from weird flirting to harassment.”
“I’d always say no, I’m dating someone, no, I’m in a relationship,”’
The rumor Roy Moore was banned from the mall in Gadsden,
Alabama comes from Becky Gray because she was employed at the Pizitz
department store in the Gadsen [sic] Mall in 1977. Gray’s account:
An Alabama woman who has accused
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually harassing her in the
late 1970s said he was banned from the mall where she worked after she
complained about his repeated, unwanted advances toward her.
“I went to my manager and talked to
him about it and asked him, basically, what could be done,” Becky Gray told ABC
News late Wednesday night. “Later on, he…came
back through my department and told me that [Moore] had been banned from the
mall.” (Roy Moore accuser: I got him banned from
the mall; By CHRIS FRANCESCANI; ABC News;
11/16/17 12:16 PM ET)
The verifiable truth from AL.com:
The three statements from former
mall employees quoted in the Moore press release:
·
"In my 26 years
working at Gadsden Mall, I never heard anything about Roy Moore being banned
from the mall or any other mention of issues concerning him. As the Operations
Manager overseeing Mall Security, I would have been aware of something like
that." - Johnny Adams, employed by the Gadsden Mall for 26 years and was
the Operations Manager for 14 years, overseeing mall security.
·
"As an employee of the
Gadsden Mall for Morrison's Cafeteria Corporation from the late 1970's through
the mid-2000's, I would like to put forth a statement in regards to the
allegations against Judge Roy Moore. During my time at the Gadsden Mall, I
formed many lifelong relationships including one with Barnes Boyle and his
wife, Brenda. Barnes Boyle was manager of the Gadsden Mall and Brenda was my
manager at Morrison's Cafeteria for many years. Because of this relationship, I
was abreast on the latest situations that happened throughout the Gadsden Mall
during that time period. There was a prominent man of Etowah County, whom is
now deceased that was banned for reasons such as the allegations against Judge
Moore. However, due to respect for the family, I decline to reveal his name.
Despite allegations against other patrons of the mall, I never heard of Roy
Moore's name come in conversation with any such misconduct against women or a
supposed banning from the Gadsden Mall." - Johnnie V. Sanders, employee of
Gadsden Mall from late 70's to mid-2000's.
·
"We did have written
reports and things. To my knowledge, he {Moore} was not banned from the
mall." - Barnes Boyle, Former Manager of the Gadsden Mall (1981-1986).
Said Doster in the statement,
"The people of Alabama are tired of false accusations and one-sided
reporting from the liberal media. "Truth matters or it doesn't and the
Moore campaign will deliver the truth about the character of Judge Roy Moore to
affirm what the people of Alabama are already convinced of." (Roy Moore campaign disputes reports he was
banned from mall; By Paul
Gattis; AL.com; 11/20/17)
Did Moore sexually harass Becky Gray? Since Moore was never
banned from the Gadsden Mall, I have some suspicions her claims are at best
exaggerated or at worst a downright Dem coached lie.
The most egregious thing Roy Moore in his thirties had male
hormones for teenagers of the legal age of consent in Alabama. Leigh Corfman is
the ONLY accuser that was underage according to Alabama law and her story is
tainted in her timeline and for being troubled teen too hard to handle by her
mom. Hard enough to transfer custody to Corfman’s father – the mother’s
ex-husband – for a more disciplined hand which apparently worked out long after
Corfman’s accusations against Roy Moore.
If anyone can actually find verifiable evidence sexual harassment
or assault from forty years ago, I say fry Roy Moore so he can never serve
in any form of Public Office again. Nothing verifiable? Then dear God, it’s
the American Left (MSM and Dems) trying to keep a Conservative out of
the Senate. The latter is what I currently believe. If you are a Conservative
residing in Alabama, ignore the unverifiable and elect Roy Moore as your
next Senator.
JRH 11/25/17
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