“Shove it!”, the next chapter

The wife of US Secretary of State John F’ing Kerry (who served in Vietnam) is reported to have had a seizure and is in critical condition.

Teresa Heinz Kerry is the widow of Republican Congressman Henry John Heinz III, the heir to the Heinz ketchup and pickle fortune. He died in 1991 when his airplane and a helicopter sent to look at the landing gear collided.

Mozambique born Maria Teresa Thierstein Simões-Ferreira then married Democratic Presidential candidate John F Kerry, the man now in charge of bringing peace and stability to the Middle East.

She gained some notoriety on her own when she called people with different political views “un-American” – when asked to explain what she meant, she told the reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune newspaper to “shove it”, only moments after complaining about the lack of civility of politicians.

http://www.aim.org/media-monitor/heinz-kerry-attacks-the-press/

Of course, we wish for nothing more than a quick resolution to her medical condition. Her husband has the weight of the world on his broad handsome muscular shoulders.

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12 Responses to “Shove it!”, the next chapter

  1. Art Stone says:

    About 2 months ago, Heinz agreed to be acquired by Warren Buffet and the Brazil based Private Equity group that owns Burger King – for $28 billion

    http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-75725923/?related=true

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      Maybe Warren, the big Obama contributor, may find that the oil pipeline is build and he can no longer profit carrying oil from the Dakotas via railroad now that the North Dakota oil on its way to Maine below up a small town just east of Maine on Saturday morning at 1 AM. Dozens of buildings destroyed and the number dead is still undetermined…. but more importantly to the environmentalists, the oil fire damaged the environment more than a we would have seen from a well engineered pipeline.

      • Art Stone says:

        My cousin and I were trying to piece together an explanation based on the pictures and available information. My guess was they had done the preliminary work of splitting the train to leave the oil cars on a siding, but then left. The cars lost pressure slowly so that when the cars started rolling, the braking hoses weren’t pressurized and the brakes were bled so when the train separated when the knuckle broke off, there was no air to apply the friction brakes on the cars. There were no employees with the stopped train – they had gone to the motel (“out of hours”) and the replacement crew hadn’t arrived

        • CC1s121LrBGT says:

          That is my understanding as well. It is implied that that oil was destined to cross Maine on its way to New Brunswick or Nova Scotia – crossing Maine is the shortest route…

          However, there are refineries along the coast south of Maine as well as north of Maine- they are thirsty to refine cheaper oil from North Dakota too, rather than the expensive Brent that has to be shipped across the Atlantic.

  2. Ed Gein says:

    Wow, I had no idea she married the money, I thought she was an heir. Then she shits on her republican husbands legacy and fortune selling out to the far left.

    I hope she dies a wretched death.

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