a pattern emerges...

[§ñühwö£f]

Enlist At Your Own Risk, should be on all new 'cruits sign-up forms...

As debate rages about sexual assault in the military, an officer in
charge of sexual assault prevention has for the third
time in two weeks been arrested for doing the things he's supposed to be
preventing. Lt. Col. Darin Haas was charged
with stalking and sending his wife threatening texts in violation of a
court order. Haas was head of the sexual harassment
and assault response program at Fort Campbell, Ky. Getting surreal.

source:commondreams

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[Buffalo]

"§ñühwö£f" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Enlist At Your Own Risk, should be on all new 'cruits sign-up forms...
>
> As debate rages about sexual assault in the military, an officer in charge
> of sexual assault prevention has for the third
> time in two weeks been arrested for doing the things he's supposed to be
> preventing. Lt. Col. Darin Haas was charged
> with stalking and sending his wife threatening texts in violation of a
> court order. Haas was head of the sexual harassment
> and assault response program at Fort Campbell, Ky. Getting surreal.
>
> source:commondreams
>

You once again show your inexperience in real world happenings. Get out of
that closet.
Buffalo

[Barney Frank]

"���hw��f" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Unforgivable Conduct in Albany

The degrading abuse of at least eight women, as outlined in a harrowing
ethics report released on Wednesday, should enrage members of the Assembly
enough to expel Mr. Lopez from public office immediately, not wait for his
promised resignation in June. Assembly Democrats should also seize the
opportunity to remove Mr. Silver from a leadership post he has occupied
since 1994 and is clearly no longer fit to hold. It should not be beyond
their capacities to find an honorable leader who cares more about the public
than about Albany's seedy status quo.

We know that Democratic Assembly members are scared witless by the thought
of challenging Mr. Silver. After a challenger failed in 2000, Mr. Silver
made certain that the rival and his followers also lost power, money and
office space. But the Lopez case demands a response, even from timid
Democrats. It demonstrates not only Mr. Silver's customary imperiousness but
a long-standing moral blindness to the way powerful men around him
intimidate and sexually harass young women working in the Capitol.

In 2006, after two women had accused one of Mr. Silver's staff members of
sexual assault, Mr. Silver and the Assembly leadership authorized a $500,000
payment to settle a lawsuit accusing the speaker of tolerating a culture of
sexual harassment. The aide later pleaded guilty.

Since then, Mr. Silver has toughened the sexual harassment policy
considerably. But the report this week from the state's Joint Commission on
Public Ethics and a more limited investigation by the Staten Island district
attorney, Daniel Donovan Jr., show the same kind of protective instincts at
play. After two of the women made their accusations about Mr. Lopez, Mr.
Silver agreed to a confidential payment of $100,000 in taxpayer funds - an
act he now says he regrets.

When word of the deal leaked out, Mr. Silver's staff said everything had
been kept confidential to protect the women's privacy. The real reason, the
report says, was to keep the women quiet and protect the institution. After
the Assembly moved the women to other jobs, Mr. Lopez found two new
attractive young women to replace them. Those women then filed complaints a
few months later, charging that Mr. Lopez had ordered them to wear no bras
and shorter skirts and pressured them to go on trips, even asking "one bed -
yes or no?" He threatened to demote one of them if she resisted.

What is truly infuriating is that Mr. Silver certainly knew of Mr. Lopez's
abuse of women when the settlement was paid and should have demanded his
resignation at that time. It was not until the second wave of complaints
last July that Mr. Silver's staff did the right thing and forwarded them to
the Assembly's ethics committee. Mr. Lopez was eventually censured and
stripped of his committee chairmanship, perks and staff.

Given the latest report, that is not good enough. Mr. Lopez should be
expelled from the Assembly now. And Mr. Silver - whose colleagues made
last-minute efforts to redact critical details from the report - should be
replaced as speaker. Enough.

[Darth Breeder]

Buffalo <pho...@physco.invalid.net> posted this via
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> "���hTardDumbass" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

Girls! They ALL want it, but when they don't get something shiny in
return, they start screaming that they were "molested" (or "mo-o-less-ted"
if you're a minority). The military is NO DIFFERENT than the rest of
Babylon... If you bring it with you, it's gonna get tapped! (Unless you're
way-ugly (Remember, even Captain Kirk had sex with a green alien, so
"ugly" is a pretty damn extreme condition) - and the troops are totally out
of bags... then you'll likely get passed over and just have to make
something up to get in on the attention fad - and some light duty while
your "allegations" process around the bureaucracies.)

(Silly Americans... delude themselves that they live in a "democracy" when
actually they're prisoners of a large corporate-controlled "bureaucratism"
that conducts the occasional election merely for diversionary entertainment
purposes.)

FYI.

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and I am such a scary outer-space people
that all I have to do is use my Jedi Mind Control
to get all the lovely lady sexual favors I can use
until it's dinner or movie time on the Death Star...

[§ñühwö£f]

Buffalo wrote:
> "�??hw?�f" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:kn8l0v$kip$1...@news.datemas.de...
>> Enlist At Your Own Risk, should be on all new 'cruits sign-up forms...
>>
>> As debate rages about sexual assault in the military, an officer in charge
>> of sexual assault prevention has for the third
>> time in two weeks been arrested for doing the things he's supposed to be
>> preventing. Lt. Col. Darin Haas was charged
>> with stalking and sending his wife threatening texts in violation of a
>> court order. Haas was head of the sexual harassment
>> and assault response program at Fort Campbell, Ky. Getting surreal.
>>
>> source:commondreams
>>

> i in
> that closet.
> Buffalo
>
>
Well, that explains your stupidity, somewhat.


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[§ñühwö£f]

Darth Breeder wrote:
> Buffalo <pho...@physco.invalid.net> posted this via
> news:kn96ab$rsa$1...@dont-email.me:
>> "���hTardDumbass" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:kn8l0v$kip$1...@news.datemas.de...
>>
>>> Enlist At Your Own Risk, should be on all new 'cruits sign-up forms...
>>>
>>> As debate rages about sexual assault in the military, an officer in
>>> charge of sexual assault prevention has for the third
>>> time in two weeks been arrested for doing the things he's supposed to
>>> be preventing. Lt. Col. Darin Haas was charged
>>> with stalking and sending his wife threatening texts in violation of a
>>> court order. Haas was head of the sexual harassment
>>> and assault response program at Fort Campbell, Ky. Getting surreal.
>>>
>>> source:commondreams
>> You once again show your inexperience in real world happenings. Get out
>> of that closet.
>> Buffalo
>

> Girls! They ALL want it<SLAP>

You deserve to be assraped by farm animals, cunt.

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[§ñühwö£f]

Buttwad Th' Jizzmop wrote:

<apparently nothing due to a broken newsclient>

Greenpeace Calls Out Mitch McConnell�s IRS Hypocrisy With Full Page Ad
in Lexington Herald-Leader
Action follows open letter volunteering to testify in IRS investigation
in light of Bush-era audit
Lexington - May 17 - Today Greenpeace placed a full-page ad in the
Lexington Herald-Leader reminding Senator McConnell that �Free Speech
Isn�t Just for People You Agree With.� The Kentucky Senator has stated
he is �deeply disturbed� by the recent allegedly politically motivated
audits of tea party groups by the IRS, though he was notably silent
during similar activities targeting progressive organizations during the
Bush years.

The ad comes on the heels of Greenpeace Executive Director Phil Radford
publishing an open letter to the Congressional Committee leading the
investigation into the audits. The letter called on the committee to
widen the scope of its investigation to politically motivated
investigations from years past, including those that targeted
Greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, and the NAACP.

source:commondreams

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[Barney Frank]

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