False Impression: like pastor, like sheep

Dave Glasebrook left a false impression in a comment at Green Bagginses, writing,

I do not think that Bob’s answer in the previous Post 50 concerning Mark T’s blog was sufficient. Mark T’s blog is not accurate and is so full of gossip and disinformation that a normal reader would not be able to discern truth from that which is not truth.

If anyone so desires I am at:
DaveGlasebrook@netscape.net

I do not work for Wilson. I am only concerned about gossip being touted as truth.

I called this a “false impression” because while he does “not work for Wilson,” Dave Glasebrook is a member of Christ Church and he is rabid Wilson loyalist whom Wilson has used to accomplish some of his dirty deeds. For example, Mr. Glasebrook is the man pictured in this photograph, standing on a street corner with a sign calling three members of City Council “bigots.”

Mr. Glasebrook has written letters and made phone calls to various employers seeking the termination of their employees because they wrote the plain truth about Wilson. For example, Mr. Glasebrook demanded the termination of a reporter for the Spokesman Review after she wrote an article that was not flattering to the Kirk. Mr. Glasebrook wrote letters to the employer of another friend of mine seeking discipline against him because of comments he made in public about Wilson.

And Mr. Glasebrook has also been used by Wilson to file numerous public-records requests on employees of the University of Idaho and Washington State University who have commented in public about Bhagwan Wilson. Most of these requests were frivolous, however, in two instances Mr. Glasebrook successfully stopped university professors from using their university accounts on the local listserve to criticize Wilson. The other request sent the signal to the employee, “I’m watching you.”

Finally, Mr. Glasebrook has called my site “full of gossip.” I have welcomed him here to help me disseminate truth, which offer still stands. Therefore, if I missed anything here, Mr. Glasebrook, feel free to correct it. But apart from than that, I’m sure you won’t blame me for not giving my name.

Thank you.