Psst, can you keep a secret? Good, because I have chapter three of "The Wild Ride" for you to read. But remember, don't tell Sarah!

"Dammit! I thought I stopped this book?"

I will not bore with all of the drama that has erupted around the release of this book (actually to be honest I CAN'T bore you it yet), but have no fear as it is still on track to be released in the very near future. 

There are still last minute pieces of information being added and some behind the scenes dealings with the assholes currently trying to keep it out of your hands. But I have been assured that, come hell or high water, the book is ABSOLUTELY going to be released!

I have been very fortunate to have read seven chapters so far, and personally I am psyched!

I asked if I could share some of it with you and was told that I could, but that I needed to avoid giving away the more hush hush portions.  So I chose to share Chapter Three which is an overview of the mountain of evidence that leaves no doubt that Palin faked her last pregnancy, and then offers the pathetic excuses offered by Palin-bots to refute that evidence.

So with no further ado, let me present Chapter Three of The Wild Ride entitled "The Devil's Details."

"I'm telling you a lie in a vicious effort that you will repeat my lie over and over until it becomes true" – Lady Gaga 

There are multiple irregularities in Palin's pregnancy story and birth history. Some of these irregularities are simply curious (for example, her abruptly canceling her security detail less than 24 hours before she went to Texas on April 16th, and taking only Todd) and others border on the inexplicable (for example, the failure of the flight attendants to notice that she was pregnant as she returned to Alaska on April 18th,, in spite of the fact that a photo allegedly taken only five days earlier showed an advanced stage of pregnancy.) 

Any of these taken alone might be no more than an odd footnote retained in the memory of a few Alaskans. However, when all the anomalies are taken together, presented coherently, and dissected matter-of-factly, one gets a story that becomes so unlikely, so implausible, and so bizarre that it defies all statistical odds that it might be true. 


(Please note that the statements made in this overview will be expanded upon, with appropriate citations, in the following chapters. For this reason, this overview section contains no footnotes.) 

Consider: 

1. Palin never looked pregnant prior to her announcement. There exists no record of any one who knew Palin, including aides, reporters, or casual friends who stated, after her announcement, that they either knew or even suspected that she was expecting a child. The only person who has ever stated that she was beginning to appear pregnant (or that others thought so) was Palin herself. 

2. After her announcement, Palin did not look particularly pregnant, when compared either to "average" women at her announced state of pregnancy, or when compared to a photograph of herself in a prior pregnancy. 

3. Her stage of pregnancy seemed to change, from more visible, to less, to more, to less, multiple times between March 5 and April 18th, 2008. The photographic record on this is clear. 

4. Her birth story is a long list of troubling medical inconsistencies and outright impossibilities. It starts with an inexplicable failure to seek any medical counsel or attention in Texas though her amniotic sac was, by her own account, leaking for ten hours. It continues with her decision to travel on two separate long airline flights, and concludes with her allegedly giving birth at a small community hospital in Palmer Alaska which accepts no "high-risk" women as maternity patients. (Palin, at the time of her alleged admission presented with at least five separate "high risk" criteria.) 

5. Her alleged birth attendant was a family practice physician who was a long time friend, not an obstetrician, and this physician, at the time of Palin's delivery, was no longer actively practicing obstetrics. 

6. Palin has either overtly lied about (or at the very least, changed details of) her birth story on numerous occasions. 

7. Palin has given details about the diagnosis of Trig Palin's Down Syndrome that appear to be a fabrication, and do not match standard diagnostic guidelines. 

8. Palin has never released any medical documentation that her story is true. This includes either a medical record or Trig Palin's birth certificate. 

9. Palin's physician, after releasing several vague statements in the days immediately following Trig's presentation in April of 2008, has subsequently refused to speak to the press on any occasion about the birth, including when asked to do so during the presidential race in the fall of 2008. 

10. Sarah Palin never looked postpartum, when compared to at least one photograph of herself taken after a prior pregnancy. 

11. Palin acknowledged rumors in late winter / early spring 2008 that her daughter was pregnant, and in fact was desperate to discredit these rumors, but never did the obvious thing: appear in public with her. In fact, no photograph appears to exist of Bristol Palin from December 2007 until mid- February 2008, and no public record of her appearing anywhere between early December 2007, and early February, 2008, when she was enrolled at a new school. 

12. Palin sent routine emails to her staff within five hours of the time of Trig Palin's alleged birth that did not mention that she was in the hospital or that he had been born. 

13 . Palin, supposedly thirty-four weeks pregnant, (and eleven days prior to Trig Palin’s “birth,”) sent, from one of her email accounts to another, a draft copy of the letter she eventually sent to friends and family announcing Trig's birth. This email refers to the pregnancy in the past tense, mentions how easy the pregnancy was (even though she still should have had six weeks to go) and seems to reference the fact that he had come early. 

 14. Palin has never offered a single photograph of herself, her husband, or her children with a newborn in the hospital. The only photos that exist are a photo of her daughter Bristol’s boyfriend Levi Johnston, holding a baby alleged to be Trig Palin at Mat-Su hospital, allegedly on April 18th, and several screen shots from a television interview which featured Palin’s parents, Chuck and Sally Heath, holding a baby alleged to be Trig Palin on the afternoon of April 18th. 

What have Sarah Palin and her supporters offered to refute the story? 

1. The statement that she must be telling the truth because she wouldn't lie. 

2. The statement that the story must be false because it is too outrageous/offensive/bizarre to be true. 

3. A vague less-than-two page "medical letter" released by the campaign in the name of her physician the night before the election. This letter did not confirm that the doctor in question was even at the birth, does not state where or when the birth occurred, got the birth year of one of her other children wrong, and left out several major aspects of Palin’s medical history, including two miscarriages, one of which was serious. In addition, the signature on the letter appears to have been tampered with. 

4. A few photographs in which she appears to be pregnant. 

5. Continued outrage that she is even being questioned about this. 

6. Constant assertions that to question her story is nothing but an attack against her children and/or is motivated solely by "hatred" of her pro-life stance. 

7. Repeated references to the fact that because Bristol Palin was allegedly pregnant with her own child by late April of 2008, she could not be Trig’s mother. 

8. Eyewitness testimony from several reporters who state she appeared pregnant during the correct timeframe. 

9. The idea that because older women are more likely to give birth to a child with Down Syndrome, this is ipso facto proof that Trig must be Sarah’s. 

As pointed out in the previous chapter, one strategy used by those who do not wish to consider this story in any sort of critical fashion, is to refuse to look at the “big picture.” They will look at one small piece, and refute it with an argument that sounds somewhat reasonable. However, when one looks at the whole story, with completely fresh and objective eyes, the question becomes not whether Sarah Palin is lying, but why anyone at all thinks she could possibly be telling the truth. 

Now let me remind you that this portion is not meant to reveal any of the new information discovered by Fred, so much of it you are already familiar with.  However trust me that there is certainly information that will be quite new, and quite astonishing to be found in other chapters.

Joe McGinniss, in his book "The Rogue," masterfully set the stage for this book by detailing the official version of Palin's pregnancy, and her "Wild Ride" back to Alaska. 

What Fred has done is to take the hand off from Joe and carry the story forward using photographic evidence, Palin's own e-mails, and a number of interviews, to prove to even the most stubborn Palin supporter that she simply did NOT give birth to Trig Paxson Van Palin on April 18, 2008.

And what is important for you to remember is that this information will FINALLY no longer be relegated to anti-Palin blogs. It will be found on bookstore shelves, and talked about on cable and network television, and factually discussed in newsroom all over the country. My hope is that it will no longer be something that the MSM can continue to completely ignore.

Just like McGinniss was able to discuss the inconsistencies in Palin's version of Trig's birth, so now will Fred be able to discuss the PROOF that Palin made the whole thing up. Now THAT is what I call "must see TV!"

Now I know I talked about a website, and that IS still coming.  However apparently it is taking longer than was anticipated, and currently I do not know have a firm date as to when it will be up and running.

Yes I am frustrated too.  Especially since, as I explained just today, I could have had my friend Dennis Zaki create the whole thing from scratch well over two months ago.

But what can I say? It is not always up to me.

Anyhow I hope you enjoyed Chapter Three, and I will try to bring you more soon.

I will  also let you know the minute the website is up and the minute I know the manuscript is in the hands of the publishers.

P.S. Fred will visit here so if you want to tell him what you think, or send him a message, feel free.