[AGL] LBJ and Walter....

[Fontaine Maverick]

Damn, Kathy, that is quite a tale about Rodney! Wonder how much is true.

That article by Weisel is the same one I sent Sunday. It is very good, and 
the guy did his homework on the backstory. Blomberg was the married name of 
the daughter. The daughter I met was a real sweetie, good to her dad.

I don't know if we can put the bisexual label on everyone who sleeps with 
both men and women; for a gay or lesbian, sleeping with (and marrying) a 
member of the opposite sex must have been the safest and most expedient 
thing to do forty or fifty years ago. May still be.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kathy" <kdoyle1 at austin.rr.com>
To: "survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s" 
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 2:57 AM
Subject: [AGL] LBJ and Walter....



> Hmm, now a story I heard, from people now dead, is that LBJ had an 

> illegitimate son, Rodney, by his secretary (?) and he sent him to  live 

> with a  rich gay pedophile friend? relative? living off  Enfield.  I did 

> know Rodney.  He was one of the early aids victims.  And he did look a lot 

> like LBJ, but he moved and talked a little  swishy, or sort of valley 

> girl.  Try and picture that. Anyway, what  if LBJ  had a hunger for men as 

> well as women and he and Walter   actually had a "Brokeback Mountain" kind 

> of relationship- that would  explain why he had to cut Walter off so 

> abruptly  and coldly when the  scandal broke and also how he came to be so 

> close to Rodneys's  guardian or whatever he was. Well, it seems far 

> fetched-what a can of  worms if it were true- but the pre dawn hours are 

> good for  wild  tales of love, lust and betrayal.

>

> no matter, I did greatly respect Lady Bird, and am so grateful for  her 

> development of town lake and her wild flowers. By promoting  beauty and 

> healthy environments and saving and propagating plants, in  her own way 

> she was giving peace a chance, and her beautiful legacy  endures . I also 

> am grateful to LBH for the good that he did Texas  and the nation, despite 

> the damn war. And compared to Bush and  cronies he seems extremely 

> wholesome, straight forward and honest.  Like a Jimmy Stewart movie.

>

>  Do you think Laura will try to replant any of the orchards and  fields 

> her husband and his cronies have blown up and poisoned?

>

> here's an intriguing link about Walter Jenkins, bless his heart. If  he 

> had 6 children, he would be bi sexual not  homosexual right? Why  did his 

> daughter have a different last name, was that her married name?

>

> http://home.nyc.rr.com/alweisel/outwalterjenkins.htm

>

> Kathy