Christine Ford's 'Too Afraid to Fly to DC' But She Plotted Move to New Zealand After 2016 Election & Attended U. Of HawaiiChris MenahanInformationLiberation Sep. 22, 2018 |
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In a bid which further delayed a vote on Judge Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford's associates claimed earlier this week that Ford's too afraid to fly to Washington DC from California and instead needs to drive. As ABC News reported on Friday: [L]awyers for Ford are asking the Senate Judiciary Committee to schedule a hearing for her to be heard on Thursday, allowing time for Ford to make the drive from California to Washington D.C. Ford's friend, Kate Devarney, told CNN this week that Ford's fear of flying is directly related to her allegation of assault, and that an airplane is "the ultimate closed space where you cannot get away."On Saturday, The Washington Post said Ford's husband told them she was so distraught over the prospect Trump could nominate Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court after his election victory in 2016 that, "She went online to research other democracies where her family might settle, including New Zealand." From The Washington Post: When Donald Trump won his upset presidential victory in 2016, Christine Blasey Ford’s thoughts quickly turned to a name most Americans had never heard of but one that had unsettled her for years: Brett M. Kavanaugh.How is she going to get from California to get to New Zealand without flying? Is she going to paddle board? Is she going to hop on a claustrophobic cargo ship? (She claims she can't sleep in a room without two exits.) The election was in November 2016, indicating she likely looked into moving to New Zealand in 2017 or possibly even 2018. As PJ Media noted on Saturday, Ford also somehow managed to complete an internship at the University of Hawaii, according to a profile of Ford released September 19 in The New York Times. From The New York Times: Dr. Blasey developed a passion for surfing, which she shares with her husband and two sons. “She’s been chasing waves,” said Beth Stannard, a friend and former co-worker, who said Dr. Blasey’s decisions to teach at Pepperdine, in Malibu, Calif., and to complete an internship at the University of Hawaii were at least partly informed by the campuses’ seaside locations.The Washington Post said Ford "moved to Hawaii for a one-year internship to complete her PhD": When she moved to Hawaii for a one-year internship to complete her PhD — taking a cheap studio apartment within board-carrying distance of Sans Souci Beach — the conversion seemed complete.The average student finishes their PhD at 33 years old, according to CBS News. How'd Ford get to Hawaii? UPDATE: On Sunday, Ford's original letter to Dianne Feinstein was released and she said at the end she's "currently vacationing in the mid-Atlantic." Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab and Minds. |