ThinkProgress's Amanda stalked by O'Reilly producer

by: BruinKid

Mon Mar 23, 2009 at 13:05

He's done it again. Bill O'Reilly's stalker-producer Jesse Watters conducted another stalking-ambush, this time of Think Progress's Amanda Terkel. She describes the setup.

- The Stalking: Watters and his camera man accosted me at approximately 3:45 p.m. on Saturday, March 21, in Winchester, VA, which is a two-hour drive from Washington, DC. My friend and I were in this small town for a short weekend vacation and had told no one about where we were going. I can only infer that the two men staked out my apartment and then followed me for two hours. Looking back, my friend and I remember seeing their tan SUV following us for much of the trip.

This is seriously messed up.

BruinKid :: ThinkProgress's Amanda stalked by O'Reilly producer

O'Reilly's stalker-producer claims Amanda made comments that would cause "pain and suffering" to rape victims, for pointing out Bill O'Reilly's own disgusting comments about rape victims, in light of him going to speak at the Alexa Foundation. You can read that post for yourself, does she ever make any such comment?

In these situations, it's hard to think on your feet when suddenly confronted with a camera in your face and a stalker-producer screaming questions at you. I would like to think I would've calmly responded by stating what O'Reilly actually said about rape victims. But I don't know if I would've been able to do that under the circumstances. Jesse's schick is to get his victims flustered so they can't think straight.

Unfortunately, Amanda had not prepared for a stalking attack from O'Reilly's stalker-producer Jesse. So here's a primer. Keith Olbermann explained last year what do to in case of a stalking from a Bill O'Reilly producer.

Again, the three keywords one needs to say in case of an O'Reilly stalker-producer attack are as follows.

1. Malmedy
2. Mackris
3. Loofahs

For more on the history of O'Reilly stalking people when he feels like it, or rather, sending his producer out there to do his dirty work, Jon Stewart actually covered this quite nicely last month, showing the sheer hypocrisy of O'Reilly on privacy rights.

Anyway, there's now a Facebook group where you can stand in solidarity with Amanda for what she endured.