Earl W. Stafford, Angel in Disguise
One news report showed a gentleman from Louisiana that is 100 years old, he was a cotton picker when he was young man, and he cried upon his arrival in Washington D.C. and that touched me. Earl W. Stafford is indeed an angel in disguise. In his gesture and ability to pay for all of these people that could never dream of ever being there for the swearing in of the first African American President, he has opened the hearts of people that just read or see the news reports on it.
Rachel Maddow of MSNBC has a great piece on the people coming to Washington D.C. and Earl W. Stafford and his unselfish gift to America…
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You have to love a guy like Earl Stafford. He just made the difference in millions of peoples lives by sending just 400 people to the inauguration of Barack Obama as President on his dime and he put them all up in first class accommodations. Limousines included! First class hotels and all the fixings. By millions of people, I mean the millions that will read the story not just here but everywhere. Say a prayer for him and thank him for being an angel in disguise.
I would send a few dollars to Earl Stafford but apparently his quiet gift to the people has leaked out and they are turning away far more than they can accept. For those lucky enough to go, have a ball!
Papamoka
Labels: Earl Stafford, Obama Inauguration, Peoples Ball, Stafford Foundation
5 Comments:
What a kind gesture!
I am ticked that the concert honoring the new president of the people was only available to HBO subscribers, and not availble to we who cannot afford HBO. I mean it. I am ticked! Not a very symbolic way to include ALL Americans.
So, reading about this wonderful man and his gifts to so many makes me feel better.
BJ
It was a kind gesture. Too bad he had to hurt so many people to make it happen... He recently sold his company (Unitech) to Lockheed Martin; but his share wasn't enough and he rewrote company policy to exclude all former employees who were holders of "his" stock and made them sell their stock back to the company for 1/100th their value only a few months later. So I suppose even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while... but don't suppose for once that these are the acts of a Christian man.
I do wish people who want to enlighten wouldn't hide behind "anonymous" and would cite sources for their claims. BJ
What is your source Anon? I have to agree with BJ. If you have facts to point out then by all means post the link in your comment. I'd love to read it and so would other folks.
Anon again. Sorry, there is no link that would describe these acts. Obviously they come from people close to those who were hurt by his actions; or more aptly, deprived of their due reward in making "his" company a success by having to relinquish their stock for pennies on the dollar.
So no, I won't name names or publish confidential documents. For I'm sure, being the ego-maniacal person he is, he will see this information and sue the pants of of them for libel; of that there is no doubt. So for now I'll stay anon and cast my barbs as I may. A fruitless pursuit against such a "giant"...
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