Glenn R. Simpson, CEO Of Fusion GPS – Obama’s Go-To Guy For Hit List On Romney Donors
Time to meet monkey-face Glenn R. Simpson. Looking good, buddy!
Glenn’s a low-life piece of fecal matter getting paid by a sitting president of the same stature who has decided to use 1930′s German tactics to try to silence people who support political opponents. As Kimberley Strassel’s recent WSJ story informed America, President Obama’s team started a political “hit list” to dig up dirt on Romney donors. Would that be Nixonian or Hitlerian, Barack? I’m leaning towards the Gestapo’s Department 1A.
Glenn's wife, Mary Jacoby. Lemme guess, it's a leftist feminist thing that she didn't take your name, Glenn?
An online bio states that Glenn was born in Paoli, Penn., Mr. Simpson received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from George Washington University. He and his wife, Wall Street Journal reporter Mary Jacoby, have two children.
Let’s peer into Glenn’s keen insight on the matter of journalism and ethics. This damning video is from the day after Glenn left the Wall Street Journal to pursue the life of a professional turd swallower. He is speaking about his new company, addressing the Berkeley (of course) Graduate School of Journalism, “We’re going to try something new that is not going to be journalism, per se.” No shit. Tell us more, Glenn. Of his prospective clients, Glenn follows with, ”they don’t have to have completely pure motives.” Well, now that Obama’s hired you, you’ve come full circle. Well done, dumbass.
The cold reality is that the Obama administration is paying an outside company that specializes in political oppo research, to smear citizens. Let that sink in for a second. The President of the United States of America is violating his oath to protect private citizens, so that he can post their personal information on one of the official Barack Obama websites to frighten any other would-be donors. Let’s find out how much Fusion GPS is getting paid and who is paying them.
Ironically, Glenn writes for Inside Google, which claims to be a “nonpartisan nonprofit public interest group, to educate the public and opinion leaders about Google’s dangerous dominance over the Internet, computing, and our online lives.” This group was started with funding by the Rose Foundation, named after Rose Ratner, a 50 year community activist in Chicago’s south side. Shocking, right? In The Rose Foundation’s “Theory of Change” document, they claim that they “Promote alliances between community groups, environmental and social justice activists, business, and labor.”
Holding Google accountable is fine. Their corporate motto is, “Don’t be evil.” Although, I’m sure Glenn will have to step down from his position at Inside Google after this egregious example of political evil he and his new company have freely participated in to out Romney donors.
And, get this… Glenn co-wrote a book titled, “Dirty Little Secrets: The Persistence of Corruption in American Politics“. You can pick up a copy for $.06 on Amazon. You are a complete parody of yourself now, Simpson, you schmuck.
Glenn, being the principal founder of Fusion GPS, started his own personal capitalistic journey of muckraking in March of 2009, when he left the Wall Street Journal to form SNS Global, LLC with Sue Schmidt. Politico reported this March 23, 2009 (the snsgloballlc.com domain was registered 10 days before on March 13, 2009):
Wall Street Journal reporters Sue Schmidt and Glenn Simpson are leaving the paper to launch a new company where they’ll do investigative work for private clients. It’s a big loss for the Journal, and could be a harbinger of things to come, as investigative reporters dealing with less space in major newspapers begin looking outside the industry.
In addition to the new company, SNS Global LLC, the two top journalists will also be affiliated with the International Assessment and Strategy Center, a nonprofit foundation focused on security issues. (Former Washington Post investigative reporter Douglas Farah, who’d covered the Colombian drug war and African blood diamonds, is also at the IASC).
Schmidt, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter who only joined the paper last year from the Post, told POLITICO that she and Simpson are “sort of shifting gears.” However, she said, they’ll still be investigating areas they covered while doing traditional journalism — everything from counterterrorism to international organized crime.
Simpson, in an e-mail, simply stated that they were “going to do some public interest work and some consulting.” He did not return calls seeking additional comment.
Here’s a screenshot of the SNS Global website with Sue and Glenn’s phone numbers on the home page. Outstanding design. You’re like new media mavens, or something. To be fair, the “new and improved” Fusion GPS have decided to hire a leftist hipster web designer based in DC named Kathleen Cole. 
Susan Schmidt (Schmidt, is that German?), Glenn’s partner as SNS Global and Fusion GPS, wrote a book titled (get a load of this), “Truth At Any Cost“. Sue also won a couple of Pulitzers. Now she’s massaging Barack’s prostate for a living. You must be feeling pretty good about yourself these days, Sue. How far you’ve fallen to betray the public trust, you cretin. File this broad under, “You gotta be Schmidting me!” Based on her photo, it’s possible that Sue is the one who designed the SNS Global website.
Susan’s husband is Glen Nishimura, Op-Ed editor for USA Today. I guess she has a thing for guys named Glenn/Glen. Awkward. Oh, she didn’t take her husband’s name either. (feminist fist!)
Looking good, Sue. It's obvious why you took the writing route for a career, toots.
The DNS records for Fusion GPS show that the domain was registered in 2010. It took Glenn and Sue a while to realize that SNS Global, LLC was a crappy name for a company, not that Fusion GPS is any better. Writers aren’t very good at branding, obviously. Maybe they’re trying to use innocuous sounding names to fly under the radar. Let us know how that inconspicuous thing works out, Glenn.
The DNS records for fusiongps.com:
Registered through: GoDaddy.com, LLC (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: FUSIONGPS.COM
Created on: 23-Dec-10
Expires on: 23-Dec-15 Last
Updated on: 23-Dec-10
The registration information is private, however. The DNS records for keepinggophonest.com (where the “hit list” resides) shows that the domain is associated with the DNC in Washington, DC, the same DNS records as barackobama.com.
NetRange: 208.69.4.0 – 208.69.7.255
CIDR: 208.69.4.0/22
OriginAS: NetName:
DNC NetHandle: NET-208-69-4-0-1 Parent: NET-208-0-0-0-0 NetType:
Direct Assignment Comment: http://www.democrats.org/
RegDate: 2006-07-24
Updated: 2012-03-02
Ref: http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-208-69-4-0-1
OrgName: DNC Services Corporation/Democratic National Committee
OrgId: DSCNC Address: 430 South Capitol Street, S.E.
City: Washington
StateProv: DC PostalCode: 20003 Country: US
RegDate: 2006-05-11
Updated: 2011-09-24
Ref: http://whois.arin.net/rest/org/DSCNC
Fusion GPS has a few other employees. Here are the ones we’ve found so far:
Peter Fritsch (is that German, too?), Fusion GPS, Partner: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-fritsch/a/980/940
Benjamin Schmidt (sprechen?) Fusion GPS, Managing Director and former Dept. of Treasury employee (just deleted his LinkedIn account, but we have screenshots of everyone’s LinkedIn profile, including his.). Here’s his ZoomInfo profile: http://www.zoominfo.com/people/Schmidt_Benjamin_1464252487.aspx
Michael Wolf (wie geht’s?!), lackey, and “fetch-it boy” mentioned in the WSJ piece: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-wolf/5/2a3/b51
Maybe we should dox these tyrants… th3j35t3r, what say you?
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