Cheney's sexual tastes: bizarre
Sources in Houston have reported to WMR that Vice President Dick Cheney's past sexual tastes have apparently included dating underage girls. In the 1960s, while Cheney was busy dodging the Vietnam era draft, he was not dodging teenage girls. On several trips to Houston on behalf of the Wyoming Oil and Gas Commission, Cheney often, according to our sources, dated girls under the age of 18, the daughters of businessmen with whom he wad dealing professionally.
WMR has previously reported that as CEO of Halliburton, Cheney engaged the services of escorts working for the late Deborah Jeane Palfrey's high-end Washington escort agency.
On October 26, 2006, WMR reported the following:
People who knew Dick Cheney in Wyoming before he served in the Nixon administration say he always had an unusual penchant for hanging around young girls, some as young as seven years old. Cheney reportedly walked around his Wyoming home in his underwear, sometimes when his two young daughters' friends were visiting. Cheney continues to think of himself as a "rock star" around young girls. In 1969, Cheney left Wyoming for Washington, where he worked for the Cost of Living Council, at the Office of Economic Opportunity, and the White House staff.
Cheney served as a Congressman from Wyoming from 1979 to 1989. This was during a time when two major page scandals, both involving Republican members of Congress, rocked Capitol Hill. They were the Koreagate scandal and the page/prostitutes visiting the White House in the late 1980s. In 1981, Lynne Cheney wrote "Sisters," an Old West novel containing lesbian themes. Dick Cheney's close friend and former chief of staff Scooter Libby penned a novel called "The Apprentice." The following is an excerpt from Libby's book, which features its main character, Yukiko, drawing hair on the 'mound' of a little girl: "At age 10 the madam put the child in a cage with a bear trained to couple with young girls so the girls would be frigid and not fall in love with their patrons. They fed her through the bars and aroused the bear with a stick when it seemed to lose interest."
When this editor was growing up, there were certain houses we were told not to visit for "Trick or Treating" on Halloween. If the Cheneys lived in our neighborhood, their house would have been at the top of the "no go" list.
The word in Houston is that anyone who speaks openly about Cheney's dubious past faces certain and swift retaliation. Yesterday, this editor may have faced a taste of it when detained and intensely questioned by Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration agents at Washington National Airport. Cheney's son-in-law is Philip J. Perry, the General Counsel for Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
