Tampa Tribune Elaine Silvestrini Swastika & Flag Fetishism Pledge of Allegiance

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Elaine Silvestrini, writer for the Tampa Tribune Newspaper, has been educated by RexCurry.net about the Pledge of Allegiance. She lost a lot of her naivete' and ignorance after viewing the web site. http://rexcurry.net/elaine-silvestrini-tampa-tribune.html In a recent article about the web site Silvestrini did not dispute the work of the noted historian Dr. Rex Curry (author of "Pledge of Allegiance Secrets"). http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegiance-pledge-allegiance.jpg Silvestrini's employer, the Tampa Tribune, is a so-called newspaper that has never published a historical photograph of the Pledge's early stiff-arm salute, nor printed an article about the Pledge's relationship to the salute of the National Socialist German Workers Party, its symbol and its rituals. Silvestrini has also never informed her readers about the new discoveries concerning the Pledge's past. http://rexcurry.net/swastika3swastika.jpg If there has ever been an article about Francis Bellamy (author of the Pledge of Allegiance) in Silvestrini's newspaper it repeated the usual shallow propaganda common to most "news" outlets. http://rexcurry.net/book1a1contents-pledge.html In that way, the Tampa Tribune promotes and perpetuates flag fetishism by repeating the tired propaganda through reporters such as Silvestrini. Now Silvestrini can no longer use the defense of unintentional ignorance, as she might have in the past. If the Tampa Tribune is thought of as a torture conspiracy, then Elaine Silvestrini is a co-conspirator with Daniel Ruth, another Trib twit. After Ruth's previous loss to Dr. Curry, the response against Ruth from the general public was so great that Ruth said he was labeled a "Dork, anti-free market statist $#@%!&@, Dummkopf, liberal, daffy, dolt, stupid, dunce and, oh by the way, socialist." http://rexcurry.net/ruth.html Ruth's use of "socialist" is very telling in that Ruth continues to cover-up for the National Socialist German Workers Party and its deadly dogma. Ruth writes flippantly about mass torture. Good Grief, Lyndon LaRouche was not as delusional as Ruth is. For many years, Ruth has flittered about the fringes of political life in the Tampa Bay area as a sort of scary class clown, although one suspects that Ruth's flatulence worsens every time Ruth tries rubbing his brain cells together. Both of them. Silvestrini and Ruth remain unable or unwilling to state the simple issue: The Pledge of Allegiance (and its author) was the origin of the salute of the National Socialist German Workers Party and influenced its symbols and rituals. Are Tribune writers dense or does intellectual dishonesty and a lack of integrity make them unwilling to provide simple accurate reporting? On the other hand, Elaine Silvestrini has strange tastes in what she does write about. In a recent article, Silvestrini's interests were drawn to "adults only" web pages about swastika and flag fetishism; On 7-3-07, Silvestrini wrote about a man who sells virtual sex toys, including characters on screen that can be animated into a variety of sexual positions; Silvestrini has written repeatedly about what Silvestrini calls a "high-profile drug, sex and torture case." Recently when Silvestrini wrote again about "high-profile drugs, sex and torture," Silvestrini mentioned Dr. Curry, and his appellate work as an attorney for a defendant in whom Silvestrini has taken an ongoing interest. Silvestrini wrote about two critics of Curry's work and then she quoted Curry's response, "You can write that I have challenged them to a public debate of their claims and that the next step is to select a time and place for doing so, if they think they are up to it." http://rexcurry.net/elaine-silvestrini-tampa-tribune.html Silvestrini's quote was a public debate challenge by Dr. Curry to Charles Rose, a professor at Stetson Law School, and the dare was printed in the Tampa Tribune Newspaper on September 6, 2008. A law school would be an ideal place for an educational debate and it would be easy for Charles Rose to arrange it. As expected, Charles Rose apparently did not think he was up to it as Charles Rose has not selected a time or place in response to Dr. Curry's public debate challenge. Even after Elaine Silvestrini printed the debate challenge to Charles Rose in the newspaper, there was no response from Rose that Silvestrini printed in the article. It remains another media debate challenge victory for Dr. Curry over Charles Rose, Elaine Silvestrini and the Tampa Tribune.