Breaking News w/Video Wing Nut Larry Sinclair Arrested in D.C. Following His NPC Appearance

June 18, 2008

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Earlier this afternoon we covered the National Press Club’s invitation too Larry Sinclair, the Obama conspirator, inviting him to share his “story” on their national platform in Washington D.C. - a prestigious forum usually reserved for legitimate authors, reporters, and national figures, not convicted felons (who apparently had open warrants) whose claim was based solely in a minute and a half youtube video he personally recorded in what appeared to be a utility close of some sorts. Anyways, in a fitting instance of irony, Larry Sinclair was arrested by D.C. cops immediately after he concluded his pitiful showing in front of the NPC.

Reason Magazine’s David Weigel was present in the audience for Sinclair’s performance, which he notes as being quite pitiful, as well as covering the subsequent fireworks that followed - which included Sinclair rushing off stage, and his subsequent arrest which took place immediately afterwards:

Here’s Weigel’s description of Sinclair’s actual performance, which included a retreat from intuitive questions, and entourage of fellow wing nuts, and a story that had absolutely no substantial backing, or premise:

“How did Sinclair hold up? Rather terribly. He started with a lengthy statement that admitted most (not all) of his crimes and dispatched Sibley to run around the room with a microphone. As Seth Colter Walls recounts, most of the questions were legalistic and (somewhat) credulous. Sinclair was asked who funded the event (donors, over the internet), how he made his living (he’s on disability), and whether Obama was “well hung” (I’m not going to dignify his answer here). The only new “evidence” he presented was the name of a limo driver and the bar where he claimed to have met Obama (who, in Sinclair’s story, used his real name and job title as he rendezvoused with a cruising criminal he’d never met before).”

Weigel then describes how those members of the media, who were still in the building, got word of Larry Sinclair’s arrest that was happening backstage as they were still filing out of the room where the press conference had taken place:

“Sinclair moved on and Sibley refused to let me ask another question. Why didn’t I wait until the end of the press conference and rush up to the accuser? The second Sinclair stopped taking questions, he fled the room and reporters were denied access to anyone but Sibley. I was a little disappointed until I heard the reason. Larry Sinclair was arrested after the press conference and is being held by the Washington, D.C. metropolitan police. He’s been charged as a fugitive from justice, based on the outstanding Colorado warrant that can be seen here.“

Here is a clip from todays travesty that took place under the veil of the National Press Club banner. The video attached below contains excerpts from that Q&A session. Mr. Sinclair admitted that he is a “former recreational drug user and trafficker, a convicted felon for crimes of forgery, bad checks and theft of checks.” And, that he has been “convicted and served time in prison,” for various criminal offenses committed over the years between 1980 and 1986, “in Arizona, Florida and Colorado.” Thus clearing up any question to the legitimacy of his asinine claims.

If this isn’t poetic justice then I really don’t know what is. For a lying, mentally disturbed, no body, to make up the type of lies Sinclair was peddling, and then for an organization like the National Press Club to subsequently make a pitch to legitimize him, and for him to get taken into custody immediately following his shameful presentation (if you can call it that) it absolutely priceless.

Thanks Larry, you sad example of a human being. The level of your shame is clearly above your remedial level of comprehension. That’s all I really have to say about that - the man is a lifetime hack, who has floated through life on a carpet of lies, crime, and deceit, and finally he got what was coming to him. Silver bracelets, and a nice orange jumpsuit.