Boston Globe Is Digging “Dirt” on Atty. Ed Pawlick
Yesterday’s MassNews Seriously Wounded Pinch Sulzberger; Nasty Attacks by Him Will Intensify
       Our article yesterday told how Atty. Mary Bonauto severely damaged the two homosexual women plaintiffs in her lawsuit, Julie and Hillary Goodridge, when she convinced them to invade their personal life and proclaim to the world that they are lesbians.
       Attorney Bonauto did this to the two women despite the fact that this information would cause the world to understand that the Goodridges play with each other’s sexual organs because, by definition, this is what makes a tiny percent of women into “lesbians.”
       Bonauto encouraged the Goodridges to come forward in order to have the necessary plaintiffs she needed to make her a “famous” lawyer.
       As a result of our article, reporter Steve Bailey from the business section at the Globe, called Pawlick’s home twice yesterday in an attempt to uncover dirt on him. He was given the same answer that reporter Yvonne Abraham was told a week or so ago, that Pawlick would answer all calls from the homosexual newspaper, Bay Windows, because they report accurately and without spin, whereas he trusts no one from the Globe.
       Bailey’s call evidences a change in the strategy of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr., (commonly known as Pinch) which was to ignore Pawlick completely unless Pinch became so overwhelmed that that strategy would no longer be possible.
       It appears that Pinch has reached that point and is going to lash out until he is finally removed as Chairman of the New York Times (of which the Globe is a subsidiary) by the members of his family, which almost happened last year during the Jayson Blair scandal.
       Pinch’s attempt to find “dirt” will be fruitless because there is no dirt to be found, says Pawlick, regardless of how many reporters from the Times and its subsidiaries that Pinch puts on the assignment.