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Republican County Councilman Keola Childs pleaded guilty to molesting a male child.
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Trump Mentally Handicaped
Jan 25, 2022, 10:21:12 PM1/25/22
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Republican County Councilman Keola Childs pleaded guilty to molesting a male
child.
child.
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1.AAC0832
Jan 29, 2022, 5:05:03 PM1/29/22
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Samuel Shepard, Walter Irvin, Charles Greenlee, and Ernest Thomas,
known as the Groveland Four, were accused of raping a white woman in
1949. At the age of 17, Norma Padgett informed police she had been
abducted and raped by four men. Greenlee, Irvin, and Shepard were
charged, jailed, and beaten on the night of their arrest.
Subsequently, an all-white jury sentenced 16-year-old Greenlee to
life in prison, while Irvin and Shepard, both World War II veterans,
received the death penalty. Unlike the other three men, Ernest
Thomas was shot to death before he could be charged or tried for the
alleged crime. Prior to his death, Thomas was “hunted for more than
30 hours . . . by an armed, deputized posse of approximately 1,000
men with bloodhounds.”
Got his black raping ass too.
known as the Groveland Four, were accused of raping a white woman in
1949. At the age of 17, Norma Padgett informed police she had been
abducted and raped by four men. Greenlee, Irvin, and Shepard were
charged, jailed, and beaten on the night of their arrest.
Subsequently, an all-white jury sentenced 16-year-old Greenlee to
life in prison, while Irvin and Shepard, both World War II veterans,
received the death penalty. Unlike the other three men, Ernest
Thomas was shot to death before he could be charged or tried for the
alleged crime. Prior to his death, Thomas was “hunted for more than
30 hours . . . by an armed, deputized posse of approximately 1,000
men with bloodhounds.”
Got his black raping ass too.
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Putin Puppet Joe
Feb 2, 2022, 12:15:03 AM2/2/22
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Next, America moved to the period of legalized lynching. It is
during this time that we moved from extrajudicial execution—
lynchings—to judicially enforced lynchings, also known as capital
punishment. Here, courts applied what is best described as
situational reasoning. If the accused was African American and the
victim white, the jury was entitled to draw the inference, based on
race alone, that he intended to rape her. This helps to explain very
troubling sentencing patterns. According to the U.S. Department of
Justice, between 1930 and 1972, 455 people were executed for rape,
and 405 of those were African American. Moreover, according to the
Wolfgang and Riedel study, African American defendants whose victims
were white were sentenced to death about 18 times more frequently
than defendants in any other racial combination of defendant and
victim. Notably, no white man has ever been executed in the U.S. for
the non-homicide rape of an African American woman or child.
Teach those animals how to behave.
during this time that we moved from extrajudicial execution—
lynchings—to judicially enforced lynchings, also known as capital
punishment. Here, courts applied what is best described as
situational reasoning. If the accused was African American and the
victim white, the jury was entitled to draw the inference, based on
race alone, that he intended to rape her. This helps to explain very
troubling sentencing patterns. According to the U.S. Department of
Justice, between 1930 and 1972, 455 people were executed for rape,
and 405 of those were African American. Moreover, according to the
Wolfgang and Riedel study, African American defendants whose victims
were white were sentenced to death about 18 times more frequently
than defendants in any other racial combination of defendant and
victim. Notably, no white man has ever been executed in the U.S. for
the non-homicide rape of an African American woman or child.
Teach those animals how to behave.
Putin Puppet Joe
Feb 2, 2022, 12:40:03 AM2/2/22
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...began experimenting on enslaved women without consent and without
any anesthesia, causing untold suffering. Operating under the mere
racist notion that African American people did not feel pain, he
asked his patients, who were completely naked, to perch on their
knees and bend forward onto their elbows so their heads rested on
their hands. After 30 operations and 4 years spent experimenting on
a 17-year-old enslaved woman, he finally “perfected” his method.
Only then did he begin to practice on white women, to whom he freely
administered anesthesia. Sims’s heinous acts were legally
permissible because enslaved women were considered no more than
their master’s property and were allowed no autonomy over their own
bodies.
any anesthesia, causing untold suffering. Operating under the mere
racist notion that African American people did not feel pain, he
asked his patients, who were completely naked, to perch on their
knees and bend forward onto their elbows so their heads rested on
their hands. After 30 operations and 4 years spent experimenting on
a 17-year-old enslaved woman, he finally “perfected” his method.
Only then did he begin to practice on white women, to whom he freely
administered anesthesia. Sims’s heinous acts were legally
permissible because enslaved women were considered no more than
their master’s property and were allowed no autonomy over their own
bodies.
2.AA6528
Feb 2, 2022, 1:15:03 AM2/2/22
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The woman who leaped to her death from a Midtown high-rise Sunday
was former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, law-enforcement sources told The
Post.
Shortly before she jumped, Kryst posted on her Instagram page, “May
this day bring you rest and peace.”
The 2019 pageant winner and 30-year-old lawyer jumped from her
luxury 60-story Orion building at 350 W. 42nd St. around 7:15 a.m.
and was found dead in the street below, sources said.
She couldn't live with the dishonesty of her fraudulent "win" of
Miss USA any longer.
https://nypost.com/2022/01/30/fatal-nyc-jumper-identified-as-miss-
usa-2019-cheslie-kryst/
was former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, law-enforcement sources told The
Post.
Shortly before she jumped, Kryst posted on her Instagram page, “May
this day bring you rest and peace.”
The 2019 pageant winner and 30-year-old lawyer jumped from her
luxury 60-story Orion building at 350 W. 42nd St. around 7:15 a.m.
and was found dead in the street below, sources said.
She couldn't live with the dishonesty of her fraudulent "win" of
Miss USA any longer.
https://nypost.com/2022/01/30/fatal-nyc-jumper-identified-as-miss-
usa-2019-cheslie-kryst/
Victor Tandofsky
Feb 3, 2022, 3:55:03 AM2/3/22
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Victor Tandofsky
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Chris Brown is reportedly facing a $20 million lawsuit from a woman
alleging that he raped her in 2020.
TMZ published a report early this evening (Jan. 27) claiming they
received legal documents that allege Brown drugged and raped an
unnamed woman, who is a professional choreographer, dancer, model
and music artist on Dec. 30, 2020. The assault allegedly happened on
a yacht that was parked at Diddy's Star Island estate in Miami.
According to the outlet, Brown had invited the Jane Doe over to
Diddy's house after overhearing her speaking on FaceTime with a
friend who was with Brown.
The lawsuit reportedly goes on to state that once she arrived, the
singer offered her a drink in the kitchen on the yacht, the cup of
which he later filled a second time. The woman then began to
experience "a sudden, unexplained change in consciousness,"
according to the website.
After the woman, who said she felt "disoriented, physically
unstable," began falling in and out of sleep, the suit alleges that
Brown took her into a bedroom on the boat, shut the door behind
them, took off the bottoms of her swimsuit and began kissing her
despite her attempting to tell him to stop. He then allegedly
proceeded to rape her.
Once he finished, according to TMZ, he sprang upward and verbally
announced that he was "done." The following day, Brown reportedly
contacted her and insisted that she use Plan B, which she claims she
did.
The woman's attorneys, Ariel Mitchell and George Vrabeck, explained
to TMZ that the victim was a medical student at the time and felt
embarrassed of the situation, which is why she didn't initially
report the alleged rape to the police.
XXL has reached out to a rep for Chris Brown and the attorneys
repping his alleged victim for comment.
https://www.xxlmag.com/chris-brown-alleged-rape-drug-woman-lawsuit/
alleging that he raped her in 2020.
TMZ published a report early this evening (Jan. 27) claiming they
received legal documents that allege Brown drugged and raped an
unnamed woman, who is a professional choreographer, dancer, model
and music artist on Dec. 30, 2020. The assault allegedly happened on
a yacht that was parked at Diddy's Star Island estate in Miami.
According to the outlet, Brown had invited the Jane Doe over to
Diddy's house after overhearing her speaking on FaceTime with a
friend who was with Brown.
The lawsuit reportedly goes on to state that once she arrived, the
singer offered her a drink in the kitchen on the yacht, the cup of
which he later filled a second time. The woman then began to
experience "a sudden, unexplained change in consciousness,"
according to the website.
After the woman, who said she felt "disoriented, physically
unstable," began falling in and out of sleep, the suit alleges that
Brown took her into a bedroom on the boat, shut the door behind
them, took off the bottoms of her swimsuit and began kissing her
despite her attempting to tell him to stop. He then allegedly
proceeded to rape her.
Once he finished, according to TMZ, he sprang upward and verbally
announced that he was "done." The following day, Brown reportedly
contacted her and insisted that she use Plan B, which she claims she
did.
The woman's attorneys, Ariel Mitchell and George Vrabeck, explained
to TMZ that the victim was a medical student at the time and felt
embarrassed of the situation, which is why she didn't initially
report the alleged rape to the police.
XXL has reached out to a rep for Chris Brown and the attorneys
repping his alleged victim for comment.
https://www.xxlmag.com/chris-brown-alleged-rape-drug-woman-lawsuit/
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David "The Menzoid" Menzies
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Victor Tandofsky
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Another imbalance of justice involves the trial experiences of rape
victims. The case of Betty Jean Owens is a perfect illustration of
this. Armed with switchblades and shotguns, four white boys from
Florida made a pact to “go out and get a nigger girl” and have an
“all night party.” On May 3, 1959, four white males crept up to a
car, pointed a shotgun at the driver, and forced the black students
out of the car. After one fled and two were ordered to leave, Betty
Jean Owens was left alone with the four white males and was forced
into a car belonging to one of them. After the four males drove her
to a different side of town, Betty Jean Owens was forcibly raped
seven times.
Forcibly is untrue. This black bint begged for those white boys to
take her. She gave up all three of her holes seven times for a
total of twentyone.
victims. The case of Betty Jean Owens is a perfect illustration of
this. Armed with switchblades and shotguns, four white boys from
Florida made a pact to “go out and get a nigger girl” and have an
“all night party.” On May 3, 1959, four white males crept up to a
car, pointed a shotgun at the driver, and forced the black students
out of the car. After one fled and two were ordered to leave, Betty
Jean Owens was left alone with the four white males and was forced
into a car belonging to one of them. After the four males drove her
to a different side of town, Betty Jean Owens was forcibly raped
seven times.
Forcibly is untrue. This black bint begged for those white boys to
take her. She gave up all three of her holes seven times for a
total of twentyone.
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Mike Weber
Feb 8, 2022, 1:40:02 AM2/8/22
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A Georgia mother charged with the murder of her 5-year-old daughter
sold the young girl for sex around the time of her death, according
to police.
Kristy Marie Siple, 35, accepted money from a man who wanted to have
sex with her child, Kamarie Holland, cops said in charging
documents.
Kamarie, who lived in Columbus, Ga., with her mom, was found dead
Dec. 13 in an abandoned house just across the state border in Phenix
City, Ala. Siple had reported her daughter missing that morning.
After a two-week investigation, cops arrested Siple on Dec. 28 and
charged her with the murder. Another person, 37-year-old man Jeremy
Williams, is also accused of murder in the case.
Police said Siple took the money from Williams and let him rape her
daughter, local CBS affiliate WRBL reported. Police said Siple and
Williams had a prior relationship but did not fully explain it.
Williams formerly owned the abandoned Phenix City home where Kamarie
was found dead, cops said. He was arrested early in the
investigation.
Police said Kamarie had been sexually assaulted and asphyxiated.
Both Williams and Siple are being held in local jails without bond,
according to WRBL.
No other details are available in the case because Russell County
(Ala.) Circuit Court Judge David Johnson put all parties under a gag
order.
But Kamarie’s father, Corey Holland, is not legally involved and
spoke about his despair with Siple’s reported actions.
“She’s a monster,” he told WRBL. “A real mother protects and would
die for her children. Kristy is a monster. My family and I will
continue to wrestle with the loss of losing our angel Kamarie.”
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Dead raped girl.
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Nigger who done it.
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sold-sex-murder-20220101-h3rdfcr36jeynnt626u5vj52by-story.html
sold the young girl for sex around the time of her death, according
to police.
Kristy Marie Siple, 35, accepted money from a man who wanted to have
sex with her child, Kamarie Holland, cops said in charging
documents.
Kamarie, who lived in Columbus, Ga., with her mom, was found dead
Dec. 13 in an abandoned house just across the state border in Phenix
City, Ala. Siple had reported her daughter missing that morning.
After a two-week investigation, cops arrested Siple on Dec. 28 and
charged her with the murder. Another person, 37-year-old man Jeremy
Williams, is also accused of murder in the case.
Police said Siple took the money from Williams and let him rape her
daughter, local CBS affiliate WRBL reported. Police said Siple and
Williams had a prior relationship but did not fully explain it.
Williams formerly owned the abandoned Phenix City home where Kamarie
was found dead, cops said. He was arrested early in the
investigation.
Police said Kamarie had been sexually assaulted and asphyxiated.
Both Williams and Siple are being held in local jails without bond,
according to WRBL.
No other details are available in the case because Russell County
(Ala.) Circuit Court Judge David Johnson put all parties under a gag
order.
But Kamarie’s father, Corey Holland, is not legally involved and
spoke about his despair with Siple’s reported actions.
“She’s a monster,” he told WRBL. “A real mother protects and would
die for her children. Kristy is a monster. My family and I will
continue to wrestle with the loss of losing our angel Kamarie.”
Wigger whore
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Dead raped girl.
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Nigger who done it.
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https://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ny-kamarie-holland-mom-
sold-sex-murder-20220101-h3rdfcr36jeynnt626u5vj52by-story.html
Bob Duncan
Feb 8, 2022, 2:35:04 AM2/8/22
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Early Saturday morning, a 21-year-old actress was allegedly beaten
and raped by a homeless man in Hudson River Park. Police say that
25-year-old Jonathan Stewart, a registered Level III sex offender,
sat next to the woman on a bench near Harrison and West Streets at
about 5:15 a.m.; he made conversation with her before he allegedly
dragged her into the bushes, choked her, and raped her. “I was
looking him in the eyes [asking] him, ‘How can you do this? Don’t
you have a mother and sister?’ ” the Tribeca woman told the Daily
News. “He was like, ‘They’re dead. Shut up’...It was a
nightmare...It seemed like it lasted forever.”
Another source told them that Stewart raped a young female relative;
he was freed from prison last year after serving a seven-year stint
for robbing and assaulting a woman in 2004. Stewart has now been
charged with rape, sex abuse, assault and forcible touching. This is
the second time in the last two weeks that someone has been raped in
a NYC park—a 42-year-old homeless "drifter" was accused of raping a
73-year-old woman in Central Park earlier this month.
Early Saturday morning, a 21-year-old actress was allegedly beaten
and raped by a homeless man in Hudson River Park. Police say that
25-year-old Jonathan Stewart, a registered Level III sex offender,
sat next to the woman on a bench near Harrison and West Streets at
about 5:15 a.m.; he made conversation with her before he allegedly
dragged her into the bushes, choked her, and raped her. “I was
looking him in the eyes [asking] him, ‘How can you do this? Don’t
you have a mother and sister?’ ” the Tribeca woman told the Daily
News. “He was like, ‘They’re dead. Shut up’...It was a
nightmare...It seemed like it lasted forever.”
Another source told them that Stewart raped a young female relative;
he was freed from prison last year after serving a seven-year stint
for robbing and assaulting a woman in 2004. Stewart has now been
charged with rape, sex abuse, assault and forcible touching. This is
the second time in the last two weeks that someone has been raped in
a NYC park—a 42-year-old homeless "drifter" was accused of raping a
73-year-old woman in Central Park earlier this month.
Lara
Feb 8, 2022, 2:50:03 AM2/8/22
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The only person who died was the stupid Democrat who signed off on
Obama's phony birth certificate.
The Hawaiian health official who verified the authenticity of
President Obama's birth certificate died in a small plane crash.
The plane, carrying a pilot and eight passengers, went down
Wednesday in the water a half mile off the Hawaiian island of
Molokai, the Maui Fire Department said. The lone fatality was
Loretta Fuddy, who has served as state health director since January
2011. Tom Matsuda, the interim executive director of Hawaii's health
insurance exchange, confirmed Fuddy's death.
Fuddy, 65, made national news in April 2011 when she verified the
authenticity of certified copies of President Obama's birth
certificate. Obama had requested the release to curb claims by so-
called "birthers" that he was born in Kenya and not eligible to be
president.
Makani Kai Air President Richard Schuman told Honolulu-based KITV
that he spoke with the pilot of the single-engine turboprop Cessna
Grand Caravan after the crash.
"What he reported is after takeoff ... there was catastrophic engine
failure," Schuman said. "He did the best he can to bring the
aircraft down safely and he got everybody out of the aircraft."
Schuman said the cause of the engine failure had not yet been
determined. The National Transportation Safety Board was
investigating the crash; NTSB spokesman Eric Weiss said that based
on the location of the crash it was unlikely the plane will be
recovered.
"Our hearts are broken," Gov. Neil Abercrombie said in a statement.
"Loretta was deeply loved and respected. She was selfless, utterly
dedicated and committed to her colleagues in the Department of
Health and to the people of Hawaii. Her knowledge was vast; her
counsel and advice always given from her heart as much as from her
storehouse of experience."
Matsuda, who worked with Fuddy to set up the state's Obamacare
website, Hawaii Health Connector, called her death "a terrible loss"
for the state.
"I worked closely with Director Fuddy on the Affordable Care Act and
came to know and respect her as a passionate advocate for public
health and a warm, caring human being," Matsuda said.
The plane went down about a half-mile northwest of Kalaupapa
peninsula, which was home to a leper colony until 1969. A handful of
patients still live there. The state health director by law remains
mayor of part of the peninsula, and Fuddy was visiting the peninsula
in that capacity, state Health Department spokeswoman Janice Okubo
said.
Okubo said the department's deputy director, Keith Yamamoto, also
had been booked on the flight.
Coast Guard Petty Officer Melissa McKenzie said a Coast Guard
helicopter got three passengers out of the water while Maui fire
crews picked up five people. One person swam ashore.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/12/hawaii-obama-
birth-certificate-fuddy/3996657/
Obama's phony birth certificate.
The Hawaiian health official who verified the authenticity of
President Obama's birth certificate died in a small plane crash.
The plane, carrying a pilot and eight passengers, went down
Wednesday in the water a half mile off the Hawaiian island of
Molokai, the Maui Fire Department said. The lone fatality was
Loretta Fuddy, who has served as state health director since January
2011. Tom Matsuda, the interim executive director of Hawaii's health
insurance exchange, confirmed Fuddy's death.
Fuddy, 65, made national news in April 2011 when she verified the
authenticity of certified copies of President Obama's birth
certificate. Obama had requested the release to curb claims by so-
called "birthers" that he was born in Kenya and not eligible to be
president.
Makani Kai Air President Richard Schuman told Honolulu-based KITV
that he spoke with the pilot of the single-engine turboprop Cessna
Grand Caravan after the crash.
"What he reported is after takeoff ... there was catastrophic engine
failure," Schuman said. "He did the best he can to bring the
aircraft down safely and he got everybody out of the aircraft."
Schuman said the cause of the engine failure had not yet been
determined. The National Transportation Safety Board was
investigating the crash; NTSB spokesman Eric Weiss said that based
on the location of the crash it was unlikely the plane will be
recovered.
"Our hearts are broken," Gov. Neil Abercrombie said in a statement.
"Loretta was deeply loved and respected. She was selfless, utterly
dedicated and committed to her colleagues in the Department of
Health and to the people of Hawaii. Her knowledge was vast; her
counsel and advice always given from her heart as much as from her
storehouse of experience."
Matsuda, who worked with Fuddy to set up the state's Obamacare
website, Hawaii Health Connector, called her death "a terrible loss"
for the state.
"I worked closely with Director Fuddy on the Affordable Care Act and
came to know and respect her as a passionate advocate for public
health and a warm, caring human being," Matsuda said.
The plane went down about a half-mile northwest of Kalaupapa
peninsula, which was home to a leper colony until 1969. A handful of
patients still live there. The state health director by law remains
mayor of part of the peninsula, and Fuddy was visiting the peninsula
in that capacity, state Health Department spokeswoman Janice Okubo
said.
Okubo said the department's deputy director, Keith Yamamoto, also
had been booked on the flight.
Coast Guard Petty Officer Melissa McKenzie said a Coast Guard
helicopter got three passengers out of the water while Maui fire
crews picked up five people. One person swam ashore.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/12/hawaii-obama-
birth-certificate-fuddy/3996657/
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DAWSON — Dawson Mayor Christopher Wright has been indicted on five
sex-related charges, including rape and child molestation.
According to the Terrell County Sheriff’s Office, Wright was
contacted by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday and
told that he was being indicted on the charges of aggravated child
molestation, aggravated sodomy, rape, child molestation and
statutory rape. Officials said Wright then turned himself in at the
Terrell County Sheriff’s Office.
Craig Earnest, the district attorney of the Pataula Judicial
Circuit, confirmed Wednesday afternoon that Wright had been indicted
Tuesday by a Terrell County grand jury.
“We presented evidence to a grand jury, and I will confirm that the
grand jury did indict Mr. Wright on aggravated child molestation,
aggravated sodomy, child molestation, rape and statutory rape
charges,” Earnest said. “And I also can confirm that the evidence
that was presented to the grand jury came to light in the case
involving Milton Johnson.”
Johnson was convicted of multiple sex-related crimes — including
rape, aggravated child molestation, aggravated sodomy and sex
exploitation of a child — earlier this year and received life-in-
prison sentences.
Wright has been the center of controversy since he became mayor of
Dawson in 2012 at the age of 22. In October 2013, Wright was the
victim of a shooting at his Dawson home. He sustained multiple
gunshot wounds and remained in critical condition for some time.
In February, Wright, through an attorney, denied allegations made
during Johnson’s trial on child molestation. A teenage witness said
during testimony that she had sex with Wright in 2012.
Wright appeared Wednesday afternoon in Magistrate Court. According
to the Terrell County Sheriff’s Office, he posted a $50,000 bond and
was released.
Earnest said Wright’s arraignment is scheduled for June 19 in
Terrell County.
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wright-indicted-on-rape-child-molestation-charges/article_19185b54-
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DAWSON — Dawson Mayor Christopher Wright has been indicted on five
sex-related charges, including rape and child molestation.
According to the Terrell County Sheriff’s Office, Wright was
contacted by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday and
told that he was being indicted on the charges of aggravated child
molestation, aggravated sodomy, rape, child molestation and
statutory rape. Officials said Wright then turned himself in at the
Terrell County Sheriff’s Office.
Craig Earnest, the district attorney of the Pataula Judicial
Circuit, confirmed Wednesday afternoon that Wright had been indicted
Tuesday by a Terrell County grand jury.
“We presented evidence to a grand jury, and I will confirm that the
grand jury did indict Mr. Wright on aggravated child molestation,
aggravated sodomy, child molestation, rape and statutory rape
charges,” Earnest said. “And I also can confirm that the evidence
that was presented to the grand jury came to light in the case
involving Milton Johnson.”
Johnson was convicted of multiple sex-related crimes — including
rape, aggravated child molestation, aggravated sodomy and sex
exploitation of a child — earlier this year and received life-in-
prison sentences.
Wright has been the center of controversy since he became mayor of
Dawson in 2012 at the age of 22. In October 2013, Wright was the
victim of a shooting at his Dawson home. He sustained multiple
gunshot wounds and remained in critical condition for some time.
In February, Wright, through an attorney, denied allegations made
during Johnson’s trial on child molestation. A teenage witness said
during testimony that she had sex with Wright in 2012.
Wright appeared Wednesday afternoon in Magistrate Court. According
to the Terrell County Sheriff’s Office, he posted a $50,000 bond and
was released.
Earnest said Wright’s arraignment is scheduled for June 19 in
Terrell County.
https://www.albanyherald.com/news/local/dawson-mayor-christopher-
wright-indicted-on-rape-child-molestation-charges/article_19185b54-
a26d-5fd3-8e00-cc7197e9c913.html
Yamn Remailer
Feb 10, 2022, 6:20:03 PM2/10/22
to
ATLANTA (WGCL) -- Tenants say they are being kicked out of their
apartments not because they aren't paying rent, but instead how they
pay rent. A CBS46 investigation found "source of income
discrimination" is widespread, just as the metro's housing market
explodes.
"Poor people are being pushed out of Cobb."
That's how Susan Mealer describes the past year facing housing
insecurity. Everything Mealer loved had to be packed into the boxes
which sat behind her, including her late husband.
"So disrespectful, you know, that I had to put him in a box and pack
him away like he was nothing," she explained.
"The urn does not only hold his ashes but Mealer's hope, or at least
what remains of it after Azure at Riverside apartments posted a
letter last year on her door.
"Basically if you have the section 8 voucher, 'we don't want it,'"
she recalled.
CBS46 obtained a copy of the letter which was a 60 day notice to
leave. The grandmother says she regularly paid roughly $700 rent.
And the letter suggests she didn't get the boot because of a lack of
payment, instead because of the type of payment.
Ultimately, Mealer faced homelessness -- shuffling from hotels and
friend's homes.
"It really does feel illegal because too many people are going
through this that are losing their home. If you don't have a place
to stay, then you're losing your job, your car. Some people are even
losing their mind."
The landlord, according to the letter, no longer wants section 8
tenants.
It reads in part, "we are not participating in the renewal of any
MHA lease,' also know as Marietta Housing Authority leases, the
local division of the federal housing choice voucher program, or
section 8.
About 10 minutes away from Mealer, another mom with a similar
struggle, Cynthia Johnson.
"It's not getting better, it's getting worse," she claimed.
Johnson relies on section 8 too but after 65 calls, she could not
find an area apartment, for a similar rent rate, in safe conditions,
willing to accept it.
"I was on the verge of having a stroke. And I've never had to
experience this in my life."
In the U.S., low income families can seek assistance from the
government to help pay rent by applying to the housing choice
voucher program (section 8). If approved, the the government pays
for part or all of the tenants rent.
In cities like Marietta, signing up from the program can be
difficult itself -- Marietta Housing Authority currently has a
wait-list to sign up.
But, what good is the program if landlords refuse to accept the
vouchers or what good is the program if there's no penalty for
landlords refusing it, advocates ask.
CBS46 found Mealer and Johnson's stories are no mere coincidence.
It's a part of a pattern we uncovered in Marietta.
We went undercover, making calls and showing up, in search for
renting a unit. When we asked about moving forward with the tenant
application using section 8 -- 17 of the 18 times, we were turned
away.
The one time we were not turned away, the office manager described
reluctance to rent to section 8 voucher recipients because of red
tape, like required site visits or inspections that come with
receiving a federal subsidy.
Turning away tenants because of how they want to pay for rent, it's
a legal form of discrimination in cities without specific
legislation says Georgia State University Law Professor Courtney
Anderson.
"Source of income discrimination is a really big issue."
Anderson cites it as common partly due to stigmas associated with
section 8 tenants.
"If you want to kind of market your property in a certain way, you
might not want to be seen as an affordable housing property."
Adding, "an ongoing bias about stigmatizing. It really complicates
the safety net that's put in place to protect everyone in society."
Being kicked out like Mealer and being turned away like Johnson, it
would be considered illegal in the city of Atlanta.
The city of Atlanta is one of the only metro local governments to
have housing legislation against source of income discrimination.
A law Marietta tenants have repeatedly begged for in Cobb County for
the past year-- sending emails explaining their worries and showing
up to commission meetings. They expected their voiced concerns would
be loud but they feel the county's lack of action spoke much louder.
"Imagine one day someone knocks on your door and puts you and your
kids outside for no fault of your own? You have no where to go,"
said Johnson.
Since our investigation, Johnson and Mealer have gotten help with
housing-- more than 6 months after their facing housing crises.
CBS46 called and left voicemails with Azure at Riverside apartments
to comment on non-renewals of section 8 leases, we have not heard
back. CBS46 also reached out to Cobb County Commission, Jerica
Richardson was the only one who agreed to interview about our
findings in Marietta.
"I think you share something that should certainly be looked at,
it's concerning." Richardson paused, "one of the things I'm
interested in looking at is kind of resident bill of rights or
tenants bill of rights to a certain degree.
"To identify where there's real opportunity to make some statement
but a statement but a statement that's enforceable."
https://www.albanyherald.com/news/kicked-out-georgia-families-say-
they-are-not-wanted/article_bb60b1ac-83ce-5dd6-9a4b-
c7e0776334d7.html
apartments not because they aren't paying rent, but instead how they
pay rent. A CBS46 investigation found "source of income
discrimination" is widespread, just as the metro's housing market
explodes.
"Poor people are being pushed out of Cobb."
That's how Susan Mealer describes the past year facing housing
insecurity. Everything Mealer loved had to be packed into the boxes
which sat behind her, including her late husband.
"So disrespectful, you know, that I had to put him in a box and pack
him away like he was nothing," she explained.
"The urn does not only hold his ashes but Mealer's hope, or at least
what remains of it after Azure at Riverside apartments posted a
letter last year on her door.
"Basically if you have the section 8 voucher, 'we don't want it,'"
she recalled.
CBS46 obtained a copy of the letter which was a 60 day notice to
leave. The grandmother says she regularly paid roughly $700 rent.
And the letter suggests she didn't get the boot because of a lack of
payment, instead because of the type of payment.
Ultimately, Mealer faced homelessness -- shuffling from hotels and
friend's homes.
"It really does feel illegal because too many people are going
through this that are losing their home. If you don't have a place
to stay, then you're losing your job, your car. Some people are even
losing their mind."
The landlord, according to the letter, no longer wants section 8
tenants.
It reads in part, "we are not participating in the renewal of any
MHA lease,' also know as Marietta Housing Authority leases, the
local division of the federal housing choice voucher program, or
section 8.
About 10 minutes away from Mealer, another mom with a similar
struggle, Cynthia Johnson.
"It's not getting better, it's getting worse," she claimed.
Johnson relies on section 8 too but after 65 calls, she could not
find an area apartment, for a similar rent rate, in safe conditions,
willing to accept it.
"I was on the verge of having a stroke. And I've never had to
experience this in my life."
In the U.S., low income families can seek assistance from the
government to help pay rent by applying to the housing choice
voucher program (section 8). If approved, the the government pays
for part or all of the tenants rent.
In cities like Marietta, signing up from the program can be
difficult itself -- Marietta Housing Authority currently has a
wait-list to sign up.
But, what good is the program if landlords refuse to accept the
vouchers or what good is the program if there's no penalty for
landlords refusing it, advocates ask.
CBS46 found Mealer and Johnson's stories are no mere coincidence.
It's a part of a pattern we uncovered in Marietta.
We went undercover, making calls and showing up, in search for
renting a unit. When we asked about moving forward with the tenant
application using section 8 -- 17 of the 18 times, we were turned
away.
The one time we were not turned away, the office manager described
reluctance to rent to section 8 voucher recipients because of red
tape, like required site visits or inspections that come with
receiving a federal subsidy.
Turning away tenants because of how they want to pay for rent, it's
a legal form of discrimination in cities without specific
legislation says Georgia State University Law Professor Courtney
Anderson.
"Source of income discrimination is a really big issue."
Anderson cites it as common partly due to stigmas associated with
section 8 tenants.
"If you want to kind of market your property in a certain way, you
might not want to be seen as an affordable housing property."
Adding, "an ongoing bias about stigmatizing. It really complicates
the safety net that's put in place to protect everyone in society."
Being kicked out like Mealer and being turned away like Johnson, it
would be considered illegal in the city of Atlanta.
The city of Atlanta is one of the only metro local governments to
have housing legislation against source of income discrimination.
A law Marietta tenants have repeatedly begged for in Cobb County for
the past year-- sending emails explaining their worries and showing
up to commission meetings. They expected their voiced concerns would
be loud but they feel the county's lack of action spoke much louder.
"Imagine one day someone knocks on your door and puts you and your
kids outside for no fault of your own? You have no where to go,"
said Johnson.
Since our investigation, Johnson and Mealer have gotten help with
housing-- more than 6 months after their facing housing crises.
CBS46 called and left voicemails with Azure at Riverside apartments
to comment on non-renewals of section 8 leases, we have not heard
back. CBS46 also reached out to Cobb County Commission, Jerica
Richardson was the only one who agreed to interview about our
findings in Marietta.
"I think you share something that should certainly be looked at,
it's concerning." Richardson paused, "one of the things I'm
interested in looking at is kind of resident bill of rights or
tenants bill of rights to a certain degree.
"To identify where there's real opportunity to make some statement
but a statement but a statement that's enforceable."
https://www.albanyherald.com/news/kicked-out-georgia-families-say-
they-are-not-wanted/article_bb60b1ac-83ce-5dd6-9a4b-
c7e0776334d7.html
Yamn Remailer
Feb 10, 2022, 6:35:02 PM2/10/22
to
Durham, NC --Prosecutors have charged three people, including two
ranking members of the Durham County Democratic Party, as part of an
investigation into allegations of rape and kidnapping that
prosecutors said involved satanic worship.
The latest person charged is Diana Palmer, 44, the first vice
chairwoman of the county Democratic Party, a volunteer group.
She turned herself in to police Wednesday afternoon and was charged
with one count of accessory after the fact of assault with deadly
weapon inflicting serious injury.
Palmer's arrest came five days after police arrested Joy Johnson,
30, the county party's third vice chairwoman, and her husband,
Joseph Scott Craig, 25.
The allegations surfaced last week, and the local party chairman
expressed exasperation to the News amp; Observer of Raleigh for a
story posted online Tuesday.
"The Durham Democratic Party is a volunteer organization," Kevin
Farmer, chairman of the organization, told the paper. "I'm not a
professional. I'm not equipped to deal with this. I bake bread for a
living."
Authorities have said little about the case outside of the
information included in arrest warrants, which allege that Craig
beat a man and a woman, raped the woman and that Johnson watched as
he did so.
Durham County Assistant District Attorney Mark McCullough said
earlier this week that charges stemmed from some sort of satanic
ritual.
Attorney Bill Thomas said Palmer denies any association with satanic
worship or any knowledge of a crime. He said the allegation against
her is that Johnson or Craig asked her to take some items away from
their house.
"The Durham Police Department has knowledge that my client was not
present and did not have knowledge of crimes for which others have
been arrested, and I hope the investigator will share this with the
public," Thomas said.
Craig faces three counts of second-degree kidnapping, one count of
second-degree rape, one count of second degree forcible sex offense
and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious
injury.
Johnson faces several counts of felony aiding and abetting. Court
documents filed this week said the incidents occurred in December
2007 and in January and May.
The warrants accuse Johnson of "instigating and encouraging" her
husband as he handcuffed a man and forced him "into a dog cage,
leaving him there for hours, terrorizing him."
Other charges against Johnson stem from accusations made by a woman
who listed the couple's home as her address.
The man listed in the warrants as having been caged also lived at
the house. Craig and Johnson are being held in the Durham County
Jail. The Durham County Public Defender's office was still in the
process of assigning attorneys to their case. Bond was being set for
Palmer late Wednesday.
The three were partners in a company called Indigo Dawn. Its Web
site says the company offers services including "intuitive guidance,
past-life regression, spirit guide communication and healing and
cleansing."
https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/local/three-charged-in-
durham-rape-kidnapping-investigation/83-402241300
ranking members of the Durham County Democratic Party, as part of an
investigation into allegations of rape and kidnapping that
prosecutors said involved satanic worship.
The latest person charged is Diana Palmer, 44, the first vice
chairwoman of the county Democratic Party, a volunteer group.
She turned herself in to police Wednesday afternoon and was charged
with one count of accessory after the fact of assault with deadly
weapon inflicting serious injury.
Palmer's arrest came five days after police arrested Joy Johnson,
30, the county party's third vice chairwoman, and her husband,
Joseph Scott Craig, 25.
The allegations surfaced last week, and the local party chairman
expressed exasperation to the News amp; Observer of Raleigh for a
story posted online Tuesday.
"The Durham Democratic Party is a volunteer organization," Kevin
Farmer, chairman of the organization, told the paper. "I'm not a
professional. I'm not equipped to deal with this. I bake bread for a
living."
Authorities have said little about the case outside of the
information included in arrest warrants, which allege that Craig
beat a man and a woman, raped the woman and that Johnson watched as
he did so.
Durham County Assistant District Attorney Mark McCullough said
earlier this week that charges stemmed from some sort of satanic
ritual.
Attorney Bill Thomas said Palmer denies any association with satanic
worship or any knowledge of a crime. He said the allegation against
her is that Johnson or Craig asked her to take some items away from
their house.
"The Durham Police Department has knowledge that my client was not
present and did not have knowledge of crimes for which others have
been arrested, and I hope the investigator will share this with the
public," Thomas said.
Craig faces three counts of second-degree kidnapping, one count of
second-degree rape, one count of second degree forcible sex offense
and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious
injury.
Johnson faces several counts of felony aiding and abetting. Court
documents filed this week said the incidents occurred in December
2007 and in January and May.
The warrants accuse Johnson of "instigating and encouraging" her
husband as he handcuffed a man and forced him "into a dog cage,
leaving him there for hours, terrorizing him."
Other charges against Johnson stem from accusations made by a woman
who listed the couple's home as her address.
The man listed in the warrants as having been caged also lived at
the house. Craig and Johnson are being held in the Durham County
Jail. The Durham County Public Defender's office was still in the
process of assigning attorneys to their case. Bond was being set for
Palmer late Wednesday.
The three were partners in a company called Indigo Dawn. Its Web
site says the company offers services including "intuitive guidance,
past-life regression, spirit guide communication and healing and
cleansing."
https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/local/three-charged-in-
durham-rape-kidnapping-investigation/83-402241300
David "The Menzoid" Menzies
Feb 12, 2022, 1:40:18 AM2/12/22
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TRUMPublicans Sex With BOYS
Feb 12, 2022, 1:40:18 AM2/12/22
to
All Things White & Wonderful!
Feb 12, 2022, 5:35:03 AM2/12/22
to
Kodak Black has avoided prison in a South Carolina sexual assault
case against him by pleading guilty to a lesser charge Wednesday.
The rapper, real name Bill Kapri, was accused of raping a teenage
girl in a Florence hotel room after a 2016 concert, outlets
reported. According to prosecutors, Black pushed the girl against a
wall and onto a bed, biting her neck and breast during the assault,
the Associated Press reported. The victim told Black to stop, but he
didn’t. Authorities found out about the alleged rape after the girl
told a school nurse the next day, the outlet reported, and the nurse
called police. Standing in a Florence County courthouse Wednesday,
Black pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and was given a 10-year
suspended sentence and put on 18 months of probation, TMZ reported.
If he goes the full 18 months without violating the terms of his
probation, Black won’t spend any time behind bars.
case against him by pleading guilty to a lesser charge Wednesday.
The rapper, real name Bill Kapri, was accused of raping a teenage
girl in a Florence hotel room after a 2016 concert, outlets
reported. According to prosecutors, Black pushed the girl against a
wall and onto a bed, biting her neck and breast during the assault,
the Associated Press reported. The victim told Black to stop, but he
didn’t. Authorities found out about the alleged rape after the girl
told a school nurse the next day, the outlet reported, and the nurse
called police. Standing in a Florence County courthouse Wednesday,
Black pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and was given a 10-year
suspended sentence and put on 18 months of probation, TMZ reported.
If he goes the full 18 months without violating the terms of his
probation, Black won’t spend any time behind bars.
All Things White & Wonderful!
Feb 12, 2022, 5:45:04 AM2/12/22
to
In 2009, John Worboys, the ‘black cab rapist’, was found guilty of
sexually assaulting 12 women. Police now believe he used ‘date-rape’
drugs to attack over 100 female customers between 2002 and 2008. Two
women, known as DSD and NBV, both reported their belief that they
had been raped to the police. Both felt that during and after the
investigations, the police didn’t believe their stories or take the
inquiries seriously.
The question, in this case, was whether the police, in failing to
investigate allegations effectively, subjected victims to ‘inhuman
or degrading treatment’, breaching the Human Rights Convention.
Date-rape drugs confuse victims and often cause them to lose their
memories. The difficulty this causes for women who suspect they may
have been raped is recognised in police guidelines relating to
drug-related assault. The Court found that in many attacks
subsequently attributed to Worboys, these guidelines were not
followed. Police neither believed allegations, nor conducted
enquiries properly. This had a profoundly damaging effect on the
women’s mental health and meant that the Police failed to ‘join the
dots’ between similar cases for more than six years.
The Courts said the failings did result in ‘inhuman and degrading
treatment’. This shows how important it is that authorities take
seriously and investigate thoroughly accusations of sexual assault.
Many women Worboys attacked only felt able to come forward after he
had been accused because they were afraid that they, like DSD and
NBV, would not be believed. Recognising women’s legal right to be
heard means that Police must treat women in this situation as
potential victims of serious crime, who must have their reports
properly investigated. More broadly, this will hopefully contribute
to undermining the victim-blaming attitude that persists around
sexual violence, focussing on the attacker’s culpability rather than
the women’s conduct.
sexually assaulting 12 women. Police now believe he used ‘date-rape’
drugs to attack over 100 female customers between 2002 and 2008. Two
women, known as DSD and NBV, both reported their belief that they
had been raped to the police. Both felt that during and after the
investigations, the police didn’t believe their stories or take the
inquiries seriously.
The question, in this case, was whether the police, in failing to
investigate allegations effectively, subjected victims to ‘inhuman
or degrading treatment’, breaching the Human Rights Convention.
Date-rape drugs confuse victims and often cause them to lose their
memories. The difficulty this causes for women who suspect they may
have been raped is recognised in police guidelines relating to
drug-related assault. The Court found that in many attacks
subsequently attributed to Worboys, these guidelines were not
followed. Police neither believed allegations, nor conducted
enquiries properly. This had a profoundly damaging effect on the
women’s mental health and meant that the Police failed to ‘join the
dots’ between similar cases for more than six years.
The Courts said the failings did result in ‘inhuman and degrading
treatment’. This shows how important it is that authorities take
seriously and investigate thoroughly accusations of sexual assault.
Many women Worboys attacked only felt able to come forward after he
had been accused because they were afraid that they, like DSD and
NBV, would not be believed. Recognising women’s legal right to be
heard means that Police must treat women in this situation as
potential victims of serious crime, who must have their reports
properly investigated. More broadly, this will hopefully contribute
to undermining the victim-blaming attitude that persists around
sexual violence, focussing on the attacker’s culpability rather than
the women’s conduct.
S&P 500 Worst In 50+ Years - Thanks Democrats!
May 11, 2022, 9:35:03 PM5/11/22
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In article <su1grb$158nl$1...@news.freedyn.de>
S&P 500 Worst In 50+ Years - Thanks Democrats!
<democrat...@latimes.com> wrote:
>
> Trump
would have shot him, twice.
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A Noel man who said in chat messages that he wanted to rape his
8-year-old neighbor and who told investigating officers he
fantasized about sexually abusing local children pleaded guilty
to child pornography charges this morning during a hearing in U.
S. District Court in Springfield.
Judge David P. Rush ordered a pre-sentence hearing for Quinton
Tyler McNeely, 27. No date has been scheduled for sentencing.
McNeely was accused of receiving and distributing child
pornography. A detention order noted McNeely's chat messages and
that in addition to wanting to rape his neighbor, he discussed
"using candy to befriend and rape another child."
S&P 500 Worst In 50+ Years - Thanks Democrats!
<democrat...@latimes.com> wrote:
>
> Trump
would have shot him, twice.
<https://cdn.mugshots.zone/sites/mcdonaldmo/images/2021/06/09/OI
gmV0oXZ0KTytQfNs1T.jpg>
A Noel man who said in chat messages that he wanted to rape his
8-year-old neighbor and who told investigating officers he
fantasized about sexually abusing local children pleaded guilty
to child pornography charges this morning during a hearing in U.
S. District Court in Springfield.
Judge David P. Rush ordered a pre-sentence hearing for Quinton
Tyler McNeely, 27. No date has been scheduled for sentencing.
McNeely was accused of receiving and distributing child
pornography. A detention order noted McNeely's chat messages and
that in addition to wanting to rape his neighbor, he discussed
"using candy to befriend and rape another child."
150 Days In Delaware
Sep 23, 2022, 6:50:03 AM9/23/22
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governo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> It was run by Democrats. What the fuck did you expect?
>
WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Fraudsters likely stole $45.6
billion from the United States' unemployment insurance program
during the COVID-19 pandemic by applying tactics like using
Social Security numbers of deceased individuals, a federal
watchdog said on Thursday.
About a year ago, nearly $16 billion in potential fraud had been
identified. The report issued Thursday by the inspector general
for the U.S. Labor Department identified "an increase of $29.6
billion in potentially fraudulent payments."
The scammers had allegedly filed billions of dollars in
unemployment claims in many states simultaneously while some of
them got benefits using the identities of dead people and
prisoners who were not eligible for aid. They also relied on
suspicious emails that were hard to trace, the watchdog said in
its report.
"We determined 205,766 Social Security numbers of deceased
persons were used to file claims for UI (unemployment insurance)
pandemic benefits," the report added.
The United States' jobless aid program started in 2020 in the
early days of the coronavirus outbreak.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Justice Department tapped federal
prosecutor Kevin Chambers to lead the department's efforts to
help investigate fraudsters who used the pandemic as an excuse
to bilk government assistance programs. read more
In May 2021, Attorney General Merrick Garland launched a COVID-
19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force. The United States is probing
many fraud cases pegged to U.S. government assistance programs,
such as the Paycheck Protection Program, unemployment insurance
and Medicare.
Earlier this week, federal prosecutors charged 47 defendants,
who were accused of stealing $250 million from a government aid
program that was supposed to feed children in need during the
pandemic.
A Minnesota non-profit organization, Feeding Our Future, was
accused of orchestrating the plot. Its founder, Aimee Bock,
denied wrongdoing.
In March, the Justice Department said it had brought over 1,000
cases of crimes involving jobless benefits during the pandemic.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/fraudsters-likely-stole-456-bln-
us-unemployment-insurance-program-covid-2022-09-22/
governo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> It was run by Democrats. What the fuck did you expect?
>
WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Fraudsters likely stole $45.6
billion from the United States' unemployment insurance program
during the COVID-19 pandemic by applying tactics like using
Social Security numbers of deceased individuals, a federal
watchdog said on Thursday.
About a year ago, nearly $16 billion in potential fraud had been
identified. The report issued Thursday by the inspector general
for the U.S. Labor Department identified "an increase of $29.6
billion in potentially fraudulent payments."
The scammers had allegedly filed billions of dollars in
unemployment claims in many states simultaneously while some of
them got benefits using the identities of dead people and
prisoners who were not eligible for aid. They also relied on
suspicious emails that were hard to trace, the watchdog said in
its report.
"We determined 205,766 Social Security numbers of deceased
persons were used to file claims for UI (unemployment insurance)
pandemic benefits," the report added.
The United States' jobless aid program started in 2020 in the
early days of the coronavirus outbreak.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Justice Department tapped federal
prosecutor Kevin Chambers to lead the department's efforts to
help investigate fraudsters who used the pandemic as an excuse
to bilk government assistance programs. read more
In May 2021, Attorney General Merrick Garland launched a COVID-
19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force. The United States is probing
many fraud cases pegged to U.S. government assistance programs,
such as the Paycheck Protection Program, unemployment insurance
and Medicare.
Earlier this week, federal prosecutors charged 47 defendants,
who were accused of stealing $250 million from a government aid
program that was supposed to feed children in need during the
pandemic.
A Minnesota non-profit organization, Feeding Our Future, was
accused of orchestrating the plot. Its founder, Aimee Bock,
denied wrongdoing.
In March, the Justice Department said it had brought over 1,000
cases of crimes involving jobless benefits during the pandemic.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/fraudsters-likely-stole-456-bln-
us-unemployment-insurance-program-covid-2022-09-22/
Let them smoke to death
Oct 8, 2022, 7:40:03 PM10/8/22
to
In article <stj2jk$vllk$9...@news.freedyn.de>
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Pot smokers are useless eater sheep.
>
WASHINGTON — Federal marijuana inmates say they’re shocked that
President Biden’s mass-pardon for pot offenders doesn’t actually
help them — telling The Post that the historic clemency amounts
to a “rancid” pre-midterm elections stunt and a “slap in the
face” that fails to do what Biden promised as a candidate.
There are about 2,700 federal pot inmates, according to a recent
congressional estimate, but none will get out because Biden’s
pardon applies only to the roughly 6,500 people convicted
federally of simple possession, of whom none are in prison, and
to unknown thousands more convicted under local DC law.
Biden announced his mass pardon after Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John
Fetterman, a Democratic Senate candidate in a key race for
control of the upper chamber, last month urged him to embrace
pot reform ahead of the Nov. 8 midterm elections due to broad
public support — even though Biden has consistently opposed
legalizing the drug and even fired at least five White House
staffers last year for past pot use.
Although Fetterman, who is locked in a dogfight of a race
against TV personality Dr. Mehmet Oz, is a longtime advocate of
marijuana legalization, he pointed out that “Pennsylvanians
overwhelmingly support decriminalizing marijuana” — making it a
potential electoral boon to Democrats as economic woes including
high inflation aid Republican efforts to retake control of
Congress.
Donald Fugitt, 38, who has about 16 months left in prison for
dealing marijuana in Texas, said, “I’m still in shock because I
thought we were all going home” upon hearing about Biden’s mass
pardon.
Fugitt said inmates at his federal prison in Fort Worth “started
cheering for us in here for weed” until “the initial glee turned
into yet another let-down.”
“Biden fed us rancid hamburger and the media is celebrating as
if he served up filet mignon,” added Joseph Akers, 40, of
Philadelphia, whose 16 1/2-year sentence for taking part in a
marijuana dealing conspiracy is scheduled to end in 2031.
“Please President Biden, reunite us with our families so we can
be at the dinner table this holiday season! What would you do if
your children were in prison?” he added — without directly
noting both of Biden’s adult children abused cocaine, or that
Delaware’s US attorney reportedly may soon charge first son
Hunter Biden with tax fraud and gun-purchase crimes.
Biden wrote or advocated for some of the nation’s harshest drug
laws in the 1980s and ’90s — sending some pot dealers away for
life without parole — before he pivoted in 2019 to fend off
younger rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
On a primary debate stage three years ago, Biden said, “I think
we should decriminalize marijuana, period. And I think everyone
— anyone who has a record — should be let out of jail, their
records expunged, be completely zeroed out.”
The White House did not immediately respond to The Post’s
request for comment on whether Biden intends to order the
release of people currently in prison for marijuana, but in the
past has said he sticks to his campaign commitment.
Biden’s Thursday announcement didn’t win universal acclaim and
skeptics questioned whether it was just an attempt to ride the
cannabis reform bandwagon and gin up support among younger
voters after 19 states legalized recreational pot in the past
decade.
About 68% of Americans including half of Republicans support pot
legalization, according to a Gallup poll last year, and voters
in five states — Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota and
South Dakota — will decide on pot legalization next month,
potentially boosting young adult turnout.
Marijuana activist and journalist Tom Angell tweeted Thursday,
“It’s disappointing — though not surprising, I suppose — that
Joe Biden’s move to pardon people for marijuana did not come
with a personal apology for the decades he spent as a senator
fighting successfully to ramp up the racist war on drugs.”
Amy Povah, founder of the CAN-DO Foundation, which advocates for
clemency for non-violent offenders, told The Post, “I’m elated
for [Biden’s] pardon recipients,” but “I can’t wait for those
who are currently incarcerated and have survived a historic
pandemic under tortuous conditions to get the relief they were
promised, as well.”
Biden’s Thursday announcement included orders for the federal
bureaucracy to reconsider marijuana’s longstanding
categorization as a Schedule I drug. That review could ease
research of the drug’s medical properties and potentially lead
to the legalization of interstate businesses.
But Biden’s pot actions were still a bitter pill for inmates
currently in federal prison and their families.
Daniel Longoria, 56, who is set to be released in 2040 after
completing a sentence for distributing marijuana in Texas, said,
“This long awaited news does not free anyone. It is hard to
digest this when you’re a first-time offender with non violent
history serving a 30-year sentence for cannabis.”
His brother Travis Longoria said, “people are making mega-bucks
selling cannabis on every corner and it was an essential
business during the pandemic! When will it be our turn to re-
enter society and given some mercy?”
Cornelius Berry, 46, said he thought Biden’s pot clemency was
“good news” and a step “in the right direction,” but also that
“it’s a slap in the face for those of us in prison because Biden
words when campaigning were no one should be in prison for
marijuana.
“I am a nonviolent offender still sitting here with 188 months
for something that is legal in a lot of states and is projected
to hit $32 billion in sales this year,” said Berry, whose 15-
year sentence for pot distribution in Texas is scheduled to end
in 2029.
Some federal inmates have life sentences, meaning they may never
get out without clemency — including Pedro Moreno, 62, who
distributed marijuana imported from Mexico from 1986 to 1996.
Moreno’s daughter, Alejandra Lopez, who is pregnant with her
third child, said, “My kids are growing up without a grandpa.
Please, President Biden, we are begging you to expand your
mercy.”
Although none of the roughly 6,500 federal pot-possession
convicts benefiting from Biden’s clemency are in prison, pardons
can ease negative consequences of convictions on housing,
employment and student financial aid. It’s rare for people to be
charged federally with simple pot possession and many of the
people are believed to have been busted at the US border with
small amounts of the drug.
It’s possible that federal pot convicts ultimately will get out
of prison through legislation. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is leading
a bipartisan effort that would release the roughly 2,700 federal
marijuana inmates.
On his last day in office, Republican President Donald Trump
last year released seven people serving life terms for marijuana
— including two men who were given life without parole under the
three-strikes provision of Biden’s 1994 crime law.
Michael Pelletier, a 66-year-old wheelchair-bound paraplegic
released by Trump, told The Post this year, “It breaks my heart
knowing there are still people serving life without parole for
cannabis. I hope Biden will free all pot prisoners because I
personally know several people who voted for him based on that
campaign promise alone.”
https://nypost.com/2022/10/07/biden-mass-pardon-for-pot-
offenders-called-election-ruse-slap-in-the-face/
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Pot smokers are useless eater sheep.
>
WASHINGTON — Federal marijuana inmates say they’re shocked that
President Biden’s mass-pardon for pot offenders doesn’t actually
help them — telling The Post that the historic clemency amounts
to a “rancid” pre-midterm elections stunt and a “slap in the
face” that fails to do what Biden promised as a candidate.
There are about 2,700 federal pot inmates, according to a recent
congressional estimate, but none will get out because Biden’s
pardon applies only to the roughly 6,500 people convicted
federally of simple possession, of whom none are in prison, and
to unknown thousands more convicted under local DC law.
Biden announced his mass pardon after Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John
Fetterman, a Democratic Senate candidate in a key race for
control of the upper chamber, last month urged him to embrace
pot reform ahead of the Nov. 8 midterm elections due to broad
public support — even though Biden has consistently opposed
legalizing the drug and even fired at least five White House
staffers last year for past pot use.
Although Fetterman, who is locked in a dogfight of a race
against TV personality Dr. Mehmet Oz, is a longtime advocate of
marijuana legalization, he pointed out that “Pennsylvanians
overwhelmingly support decriminalizing marijuana” — making it a
potential electoral boon to Democrats as economic woes including
high inflation aid Republican efforts to retake control of
Congress.
Donald Fugitt, 38, who has about 16 months left in prison for
dealing marijuana in Texas, said, “I’m still in shock because I
thought we were all going home” upon hearing about Biden’s mass
pardon.
Fugitt said inmates at his federal prison in Fort Worth “started
cheering for us in here for weed” until “the initial glee turned
into yet another let-down.”
“Biden fed us rancid hamburger and the media is celebrating as
if he served up filet mignon,” added Joseph Akers, 40, of
Philadelphia, whose 16 1/2-year sentence for taking part in a
marijuana dealing conspiracy is scheduled to end in 2031.
“Please President Biden, reunite us with our families so we can
be at the dinner table this holiday season! What would you do if
your children were in prison?” he added — without directly
noting both of Biden’s adult children abused cocaine, or that
Delaware’s US attorney reportedly may soon charge first son
Hunter Biden with tax fraud and gun-purchase crimes.
Biden wrote or advocated for some of the nation’s harshest drug
laws in the 1980s and ’90s — sending some pot dealers away for
life without parole — before he pivoted in 2019 to fend off
younger rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
On a primary debate stage three years ago, Biden said, “I think
we should decriminalize marijuana, period. And I think everyone
— anyone who has a record — should be let out of jail, their
records expunged, be completely zeroed out.”
The White House did not immediately respond to The Post’s
request for comment on whether Biden intends to order the
release of people currently in prison for marijuana, but in the
past has said he sticks to his campaign commitment.
Biden’s Thursday announcement didn’t win universal acclaim and
skeptics questioned whether it was just an attempt to ride the
cannabis reform bandwagon and gin up support among younger
voters after 19 states legalized recreational pot in the past
decade.
About 68% of Americans including half of Republicans support pot
legalization, according to a Gallup poll last year, and voters
in five states — Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota and
South Dakota — will decide on pot legalization next month,
potentially boosting young adult turnout.
Marijuana activist and journalist Tom Angell tweeted Thursday,
“It’s disappointing — though not surprising, I suppose — that
Joe Biden’s move to pardon people for marijuana did not come
with a personal apology for the decades he spent as a senator
fighting successfully to ramp up the racist war on drugs.”
Amy Povah, founder of the CAN-DO Foundation, which advocates for
clemency for non-violent offenders, told The Post, “I’m elated
for [Biden’s] pardon recipients,” but “I can’t wait for those
who are currently incarcerated and have survived a historic
pandemic under tortuous conditions to get the relief they were
promised, as well.”
Biden’s Thursday announcement included orders for the federal
bureaucracy to reconsider marijuana’s longstanding
categorization as a Schedule I drug. That review could ease
research of the drug’s medical properties and potentially lead
to the legalization of interstate businesses.
But Biden’s pot actions were still a bitter pill for inmates
currently in federal prison and their families.
Daniel Longoria, 56, who is set to be released in 2040 after
completing a sentence for distributing marijuana in Texas, said,
“This long awaited news does not free anyone. It is hard to
digest this when you’re a first-time offender with non violent
history serving a 30-year sentence for cannabis.”
His brother Travis Longoria said, “people are making mega-bucks
selling cannabis on every corner and it was an essential
business during the pandemic! When will it be our turn to re-
enter society and given some mercy?”
Cornelius Berry, 46, said he thought Biden’s pot clemency was
“good news” and a step “in the right direction,” but also that
“it’s a slap in the face for those of us in prison because Biden
words when campaigning were no one should be in prison for
marijuana.
“I am a nonviolent offender still sitting here with 188 months
for something that is legal in a lot of states and is projected
to hit $32 billion in sales this year,” said Berry, whose 15-
year sentence for pot distribution in Texas is scheduled to end
in 2029.
Some federal inmates have life sentences, meaning they may never
get out without clemency — including Pedro Moreno, 62, who
distributed marijuana imported from Mexico from 1986 to 1996.
Moreno’s daughter, Alejandra Lopez, who is pregnant with her
third child, said, “My kids are growing up without a grandpa.
Please, President Biden, we are begging you to expand your
mercy.”
Although none of the roughly 6,500 federal pot-possession
convicts benefiting from Biden’s clemency are in prison, pardons
can ease negative consequences of convictions on housing,
employment and student financial aid. It’s rare for people to be
charged federally with simple pot possession and many of the
people are believed to have been busted at the US border with
small amounts of the drug.
It’s possible that federal pot convicts ultimately will get out
of prison through legislation. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is leading
a bipartisan effort that would release the roughly 2,700 federal
marijuana inmates.
On his last day in office, Republican President Donald Trump
last year released seven people serving life terms for marijuana
— including two men who were given life without parole under the
three-strikes provision of Biden’s 1994 crime law.
Michael Pelletier, a 66-year-old wheelchair-bound paraplegic
released by Trump, told The Post this year, “It breaks my heart
knowing there are still people serving life without parole for
cannabis. I hope Biden will free all pot prisoners because I
personally know several people who voted for him based on that
campaign promise alone.”
https://nypost.com/2022/10/07/biden-mass-pardon-for-pot-
offenders-called-election-ruse-slap-in-the-face/
Build That Wall
Oct 9, 2022, 12:10:03 AM10/9/22
to
In article <stj2ju$vllp$2...@news.freedyn.de>
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Why isn't whore Kamala Harris stopping them? She could suck them to death.
>
The nation is having a contentious debate over whether illegal
migrants coming over the southern border should be transported
further inland and, if so, where and by whom.
Should they stay in San Antonio or end up in New York City, get
bused to a rural town no one has heard of or get flown to one of
the most desirable summer spots in the country?
Although this debate has generated much heat and is of great
interest to the local authorities involved, it is really beside
the point.
The crux of the matter is that the Biden administration
dismantled or downgraded every policy that had established
control over the southern border under his predecessor and is
directly responsible for the record number of illegal immigrants
flooding into the country. If the influx weren’t so large,
there’d be fewer migrants to sign up for the bus trips sponsored
by Texas and Arizona to send them north and east to blue cities.
Everyone should agree it’d be much better if President Joe Biden
reversed field and sought to control the border. Texas and
Arizona would no longer be getting inundated and therefore would
have less incentive to send migrants further inland. If that
were the case, places like Washington, DC, and New York City
wouldn’t be receiving thousands of new migrants and wouldn’t
have to declare emergencies and request the National Guard to
help cope.
If the border states are treating migrants as “pawns,” give them
fewer pieces on the board. If they are engaged in unworthy
“stunts,” remove the incentive to make theatrical gestures in
the first place. Reduce the temperature by controlling the
problem at the source.
The truth of the matter is that prior to Texas and Arizona
undertaking their programs — and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
adding his attention-grabbing flights to Martha’s Vineyard —
illegal immigrants were already getting moved around the
country, with the assent of the Department of Homeland Security.
The federal government gives migrants permission to travel
within the country, and private organizations get them on buses
to go to their preferred destinations.
Does anyone think this is how our immigration system should work?
Of course, a Biden crackdown at the border is not in the offing.
The administration is steadfastly dishonest about the border.
Vice President Kamala Harris says the border is “secure,” and
any problems only result from “a broken immigration system.”
Well, yes, the border is secure in the sense that the Mexican
equivalent of the 10th Mountain Division isn’t going to march
over it any day now, but there is no serious effort to exclude
the historic tide of migrants.
Democrats are so vested in the Big Lie about the border, they
don’t dare to contradict it, even when they are yelping in pain
about having to deal with migrants.
On CNN over the weekend, Mayor Eric Adams called the migrant
situation a “humanitarian crisis” yet refused to call out the
maestro of this debacle. Asked by Jake Tapper whether it’s a
crisis that needs more attention from the Biden administration,
Adams knew he couldn’t go there. “No,” he said. “I believe it’s
a crisis that needs more coordination from our country.”
At least 1.35 million illegal immigrants have entered the
country since Biden’s inauguration, and they aren’t leaving any
time soon.
Biden officials don’t want to stop the flow; they just want to
manage it better. Asked by Fox News’ Bret Baier earlier this
year whether the administration seeks to reduce illegal
immigration, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
said, “It is the objective of the Biden administration to make
sure that we have safe, orderly and legal pathways for
individuals to be able to access our legal system.”
In other words, the Biden administration may not want migrants
showing up in Martha’s Vineyard, but there will be plenty of
newcomers settling all over the United States, in a never-ending
flow.
Twitter: @RichLowry
https://nypost.com/2022/09/19/bidens-border-crisis-hits-blue-
states/
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Why isn't whore Kamala Harris stopping them? She could suck them to death.
>
The nation is having a contentious debate over whether illegal
migrants coming over the southern border should be transported
further inland and, if so, where and by whom.
Should they stay in San Antonio or end up in New York City, get
bused to a rural town no one has heard of or get flown to one of
the most desirable summer spots in the country?
Although this debate has generated much heat and is of great
interest to the local authorities involved, it is really beside
the point.
The crux of the matter is that the Biden administration
dismantled or downgraded every policy that had established
control over the southern border under his predecessor and is
directly responsible for the record number of illegal immigrants
flooding into the country. If the influx weren’t so large,
there’d be fewer migrants to sign up for the bus trips sponsored
by Texas and Arizona to send them north and east to blue cities.
Everyone should agree it’d be much better if President Joe Biden
reversed field and sought to control the border. Texas and
Arizona would no longer be getting inundated and therefore would
have less incentive to send migrants further inland. If that
were the case, places like Washington, DC, and New York City
wouldn’t be receiving thousands of new migrants and wouldn’t
have to declare emergencies and request the National Guard to
help cope.
If the border states are treating migrants as “pawns,” give them
fewer pieces on the board. If they are engaged in unworthy
“stunts,” remove the incentive to make theatrical gestures in
the first place. Reduce the temperature by controlling the
problem at the source.
The truth of the matter is that prior to Texas and Arizona
undertaking their programs — and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
adding his attention-grabbing flights to Martha’s Vineyard —
illegal immigrants were already getting moved around the
country, with the assent of the Department of Homeland Security.
The federal government gives migrants permission to travel
within the country, and private organizations get them on buses
to go to their preferred destinations.
Does anyone think this is how our immigration system should work?
Of course, a Biden crackdown at the border is not in the offing.
The administration is steadfastly dishonest about the border.
Vice President Kamala Harris says the border is “secure,” and
any problems only result from “a broken immigration system.”
Well, yes, the border is secure in the sense that the Mexican
equivalent of the 10th Mountain Division isn’t going to march
over it any day now, but there is no serious effort to exclude
the historic tide of migrants.
Democrats are so vested in the Big Lie about the border, they
don’t dare to contradict it, even when they are yelping in pain
about having to deal with migrants.
On CNN over the weekend, Mayor Eric Adams called the migrant
situation a “humanitarian crisis” yet refused to call out the
maestro of this debacle. Asked by Jake Tapper whether it’s a
crisis that needs more attention from the Biden administration,
Adams knew he couldn’t go there. “No,” he said. “I believe it’s
a crisis that needs more coordination from our country.”
At least 1.35 million illegal immigrants have entered the
country since Biden’s inauguration, and they aren’t leaving any
time soon.
Biden officials don’t want to stop the flow; they just want to
manage it better. Asked by Fox News’ Bret Baier earlier this
year whether the administration seeks to reduce illegal
immigration, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
said, “It is the objective of the Biden administration to make
sure that we have safe, orderly and legal pathways for
individuals to be able to access our legal system.”
In other words, the Biden administration may not want migrants
showing up in Martha’s Vineyard, but there will be plenty of
newcomers settling all over the United States, in a never-ending
flow.
Twitter: @RichLowry
https://nypost.com/2022/09/19/bidens-border-crisis-hits-blue-
states/
Leroy N. Soetoro
Oct 10, 2022, 2:50:49 PM10/10/22
to
https://nypost.com/2022/09/19/bidens-border-crisis-hits-blue-states/
--
"LOCKDOWN", left-wing COVID fearmongering. 95% of COVID infections
recover with no after effects.
No collusion - Special Counsel Robert Swan Mueller III, March 2019.
Officially made Nancy Pelosi a two-time impeachment loser.
Donald J. Trump, cheated out of a second term by fraudulent "mail-in"
ballots. Report voter fraud: sf.n...@mail.house.gov
Thank you for cleaning up the disaster of the 2008-2017 Obama / Biden
fiasco, President Trump.
Under Barack Obama's leadership, the United States of America became the
The World According To Garp. Obama sold out heterosexuals for Hollywood
queer liberal democrat donors.
President Trump boosted the economy, reduced illegal invasions, appointed
dozens of judges and three SCOTUS justices.
"LOCKDOWN", left-wing COVID fearmongering. 95% of COVID infections
recover with no after effects.
No collusion - Special Counsel Robert Swan Mueller III, March 2019.
Officially made Nancy Pelosi a two-time impeachment loser.
Donald J. Trump, cheated out of a second term by fraudulent "mail-in"
ballots. Report voter fraud: sf.n...@mail.house.gov
Thank you for cleaning up the disaster of the 2008-2017 Obama / Biden
fiasco, President Trump.
Under Barack Obama's leadership, the United States of America became the
The World According To Garp. Obama sold out heterosexuals for Hollywood
queer liberal democrat donors.
President Trump boosted the economy, reduced illegal invasions, appointed
dozens of judges and three SCOTUS justices.
No Room For Queers
Nov 20, 2022, 7:05:03 AM11/20/22
to
In article <ssvklv$o1uh$3...@news.freedyn.de>
John Dillinger <johndi...@duck.com.invalid> wrote:
>
> https://apnews.com
> Judge approves $2.46 billion Boy Scouts reorganization plan
> BY DENISE LAVOIE and RANDALL CHASE
>
> A bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved a $2.46 billion reorganization
> plan proposed by the Boy Scouts of America, which would allow it to
> keep operating while compensating tens of thousands of men who say
> they were sexually abused as children while involved in Scouting.
>
> Though legal hurdles remain, the ruling by Judge Laurie Selber
> Silverstein in Delaware marked an important milestone for the BSA,
> which sought bankruptcy protection more than two years ago to stave
> off a flood of lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse by Scout leaders
> and volunteers.
>
> Lawyers for some of the victims said the amount an individual survivor
> may receive from the bankruptcy plan depends on multiple factors
> relating to the alleged abuse. The plan calls for the BSA and its
> local councils, along with settling insurance companies and troop
> sponsoring organizations, including Catholic institutions and
> parishes, to contribute to a fund for survivors. In return, those
> groups would be shielded from future lawsuits over Scout-related abuse
> allegations.
>
> More than 80,000 men have filed claims saying they were abused as
> children by troop leaders around the country.
>
> "Credit to the courageous survivors that this breakthrough in child
> and scouting safety has been achieved," said attorney Jeff Anderson,
> whose firm represented more than 800 Boy Scout abuse survivors.
>
> Anderson said most of the $2.46 billion is to be paid to survivors,
> but some funds would be set aside in a trust to continue litigation
> against entities that have not settled, mainly insurance companies.
>
> It will likely take months for any of the abuse claimants to receive
> compensation.
>
> Anderson said the settlement has drawn mixed reactions from his
> clients. Many are proud they stood up and demanded a cleanup of the
> Irving, Texas-based Boy Scouts, while others feel like they were
> dismissed because the organization "hid behind the statute of
> limitations" in some states.
>
> The Boy Scouts of America said it is pleased the court has approved
> its reorganization plan.
>
> "We continue to be enormously grateful to the survivor community,
> whose bravery, patience, and willingness to share their experiences
> has been instrumental in the formation of this Plan," the organization
> said in a statement.
>
> The Boy Scouts said the perspectives and priorities of the survivors
> "will be ingrained in the BSA's programming moving forward."
>
> The BSA also said that because certain parties have said they plan to
> appeal the order, the organization will next begin an appeal process
> in order to emerge from Chapter 11, "which will allow survivors to be
> equitably compensated and preserve the mission of Scouting for future
> generations."
>
> A federal district judge must sign off on Silberstein's ruling.
>
> When it filed for bankruptcy, the BSA faced about 275 filed lawsuits
> and was aware of numerous other potential cases. More than 80,000
> abuse claims were eventually filed as part of the bankruptcy.
>
> Attorneys for BSA insurers argued early on that the sheer volume of
> claims was an indication of fraud and the result of aggressive client
> solicitation by attorneys and for-profit claims aggregators. While
> some of those insurers later negotiated settlements, other insurers
> continued to oppose the plan. They argued that the procedures for
> distributing funds from the compensation trust would violate their
> contractual rights to contest claims and set a dangerous precedent for
> mass litigation.
I didn't hear, "We will ban, prohibit, immediately report to
police any homosexuals even suspected of molesting boys."
"We will cut their dicks off and turn them into camp fire girls."
John Dillinger <johndi...@duck.com.invalid> wrote:
>
> https://apnews.com
> Judge approves $2.46 billion Boy Scouts reorganization plan
> BY DENISE LAVOIE and RANDALL CHASE
>
> A bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved a $2.46 billion reorganization
> plan proposed by the Boy Scouts of America, which would allow it to
> keep operating while compensating tens of thousands of men who say
> they were sexually abused as children while involved in Scouting.
>
> Though legal hurdles remain, the ruling by Judge Laurie Selber
> Silverstein in Delaware marked an important milestone for the BSA,
> which sought bankruptcy protection more than two years ago to stave
> off a flood of lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse by Scout leaders
> and volunteers.
>
> Lawyers for some of the victims said the amount an individual survivor
> may receive from the bankruptcy plan depends on multiple factors
> relating to the alleged abuse. The plan calls for the BSA and its
> local councils, along with settling insurance companies and troop
> sponsoring organizations, including Catholic institutions and
> parishes, to contribute to a fund for survivors. In return, those
> groups would be shielded from future lawsuits over Scout-related abuse
> allegations.
>
> More than 80,000 men have filed claims saying they were abused as
> children by troop leaders around the country.
>
> "Credit to the courageous survivors that this breakthrough in child
> and scouting safety has been achieved," said attorney Jeff Anderson,
> whose firm represented more than 800 Boy Scout abuse survivors.
>
> Anderson said most of the $2.46 billion is to be paid to survivors,
> but some funds would be set aside in a trust to continue litigation
> against entities that have not settled, mainly insurance companies.
>
> It will likely take months for any of the abuse claimants to receive
> compensation.
>
> Anderson said the settlement has drawn mixed reactions from his
> clients. Many are proud they stood up and demanded a cleanup of the
> Irving, Texas-based Boy Scouts, while others feel like they were
> dismissed because the organization "hid behind the statute of
> limitations" in some states.
>
> The Boy Scouts of America said it is pleased the court has approved
> its reorganization plan.
>
> "We continue to be enormously grateful to the survivor community,
> whose bravery, patience, and willingness to share their experiences
> has been instrumental in the formation of this Plan," the organization
> said in a statement.
>
> The Boy Scouts said the perspectives and priorities of the survivors
> "will be ingrained in the BSA's programming moving forward."
>
> The BSA also said that because certain parties have said they plan to
> appeal the order, the organization will next begin an appeal process
> in order to emerge from Chapter 11, "which will allow survivors to be
> equitably compensated and preserve the mission of Scouting for future
> generations."
>
> A federal district judge must sign off on Silberstein's ruling.
>
> When it filed for bankruptcy, the BSA faced about 275 filed lawsuits
> and was aware of numerous other potential cases. More than 80,000
> abuse claims were eventually filed as part of the bankruptcy.
>
> Attorneys for BSA insurers argued early on that the sheer volume of
> claims was an indication of fraud and the result of aggressive client
> solicitation by attorneys and for-profit claims aggregators. While
> some of those insurers later negotiated settlements, other insurers
> continued to oppose the plan. They argued that the procedures for
> distributing funds from the compensation trust would violate their
> contractual rights to contest claims and set a dangerous precedent for
> mass litigation.
I didn't hear, "We will ban, prohibit, immediately report to
police any homosexuals even suspected of molesting boys."
"We will cut their dicks off and turn them into camp fire girls."
Prisoner Hillary Clinton
Jan 6, 2023, 8:15:03 PM1/6/23
to
In article <su1grm$158h4$1...@news.freedyn.de>
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
President Biden backed Rep. Kurt Schrader in late April
President Biden-endorsed candidate Oregon Rep. Kurt Schrader
lost his bid for reelection in the state's primary for the 5th
Congressional District to a progressive candidate backed by
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
The Associated Press called the race in favor of progressive
Jamie McLeod-Skinner on Friday, who won the primary in a vote
count that was delayed due to ballot issues. The primary
election was held on May 17.
President Biden endorsed Schrader in late April, stating that
the two don't always agree, but that he has helped pass his
agenda into law.
"We don’t always agree, but when it has mattered most, Kurt has
been there for me," Biden said in a statement released by the
Schrader campaign. "And in doing so, he has helped to pass much
of my agenda into law—making a huge difference in the lives of
the Oregonians he represents and all of America."
"Now we have a lot more to do, and to get it done we need to
keep a Democratic Congress," Biden added.
McLeod-Skinner criticized Biden for his endorsement of Schrader,
stating that the Congressman has "voted against Oregonians."
"I respect Biden's work to tackle Covid-19 & rebuild our economy
but I have to disagree with the President here," McLeod-Skinner
tweeted on April 23. "Schrader took over $1 million from Big
Pharma & other corporate donors—and then voted against
Oregonians. We need a leader in Congress who will finally fight
for us."
Schrader was one of the few U.S. House Democrats who voted
against the House version of the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief
bill, but later voted in favor of the Senate version. He
initially voted against the House version because there was "no
legislative process," according to an interview with KGW.
"We were presented with a $1.9 trillion bill, not allowed or
encouraged to offer amendments," Schrader said. "The voice of
the elected representatives was not heard in this package at
all. It was a take it or leave it approach. Every other COVID
package that we've done not only has been bi-partisan but has
gone through an extensive vetting process."
He also disagreed with an increase of the minimum wage that was
in the bill.
The Associated Press and Fox News' Louis Casiano contributed to
this report.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-backed-oregon-kurt-
schrader-loses
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
President Biden backed Rep. Kurt Schrader in late April
President Biden-endorsed candidate Oregon Rep. Kurt Schrader
lost his bid for reelection in the state's primary for the 5th
Congressional District to a progressive candidate backed by
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
The Associated Press called the race in favor of progressive
Jamie McLeod-Skinner on Friday, who won the primary in a vote
count that was delayed due to ballot issues. The primary
election was held on May 17.
President Biden endorsed Schrader in late April, stating that
the two don't always agree, but that he has helped pass his
agenda into law.
"We don’t always agree, but when it has mattered most, Kurt has
been there for me," Biden said in a statement released by the
Schrader campaign. "And in doing so, he has helped to pass much
of my agenda into law—making a huge difference in the lives of
the Oregonians he represents and all of America."
"Now we have a lot more to do, and to get it done we need to
keep a Democratic Congress," Biden added.
McLeod-Skinner criticized Biden for his endorsement of Schrader,
stating that the Congressman has "voted against Oregonians."
"I respect Biden's work to tackle Covid-19 & rebuild our economy
but I have to disagree with the President here," McLeod-Skinner
tweeted on April 23. "Schrader took over $1 million from Big
Pharma & other corporate donors—and then voted against
Oregonians. We need a leader in Congress who will finally fight
for us."
Schrader was one of the few U.S. House Democrats who voted
against the House version of the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief
bill, but later voted in favor of the Senate version. He
initially voted against the House version because there was "no
legislative process," according to an interview with KGW.
"We were presented with a $1.9 trillion bill, not allowed or
encouraged to offer amendments," Schrader said. "The voice of
the elected representatives was not heard in this package at
all. It was a take it or leave it approach. Every other COVID
package that we've done not only has been bi-partisan but has
gone through an extensive vetting process."
He also disagreed with an increase of the minimum wage that was
in the bill.
The Associated Press and Fox News' Louis Casiano contributed to
this report.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-backed-oregon-kurt-
schrader-loses
Put woksters down
Jan 15, 2023, 8:05:03 PM1/15/23
to
In article <su1grl$158h4$8...@news.freedyn.de>
governo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> The "educators" involved should be hung by the neck until the body drops off.
> Let the birds eat these assholes.
>
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — Virginia Attorney General Jason
Miyares Wednesday morning announced that his office is launching
an investigation following the recent controversy surrounding
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.
This comes after a group of Fairfax County parents' demands for
action after they said Thomas Jefferson administrators delayed
informing students that they had qualified for National Merit
Awards ahead of looming college application deadlines. Parents
say the administrators need to be held accountable.
“To the extent that withholding of any of these awards at Thomas
Jefferson High School was based on race, national origin or any
other protected status right under the Virginia Human Rights
Act, that is unlawful,” Miyares said. “That is why I am
announcing today that my office of civil rights is opening an
investigation into this very issue.”
Miyares said that if any law was broken his office would
"protect and vindicate the civil rights of Thomas Jefferson
students and their families.”
RELATED | Fairfax County parents call for accountability after
national merit award scandal
Miyares said his office is also launching an investigation into
the school's new admissions process.
The school's new admissions procedures got rid of standardized
testing requirements and altered other minimum requirements to
apply. Some Asian American parents in Fairfax County say it
discriminates against their children. Parents protested the
"unfair" admissions process at a school board meeting in March
2022.
Miyares said his office will investigate whether the school used
race or national origin or any other rights under the Virginia
Human Rights Act as a fact to determine admission.
"Sadly today, our announcement is not on just the national merit
award also the change in Thomas Jefferson's admissions policy
that has undermined the excellence in favor of a system
engineered to achieve the school system preferred balances on
the races rather than actual racial equality," Miyares said.
Miyares said the new admission policy is "another example of
students being treated differently because of their ethnicity
and race."
"Every American, every Virginian should be outraged that a child
in Virginia today is being denied their dreams because of their
racial background. I have said before, in America, about the
only state-sanctioned form of bigotry is anti-Asian bigotry, and
it is wrong, and we are going to hold folks accountable,"
Miyares said.
On Tuesday, Va. Gov. Glenn Youngkin urged Miyares to investigate
potential civil rights violations at the Fairfax County high
school.
In a pointed letter to Miyares, Youngkin said, he was "stunned
by news reports alleging that information about National Merit
Awards was withheld from students at Thomas Jefferson High
School for Science and Technology until after important
deadlines for college scholarships had passed.”
RELATED | Gov. Youngkin urges Miyares to launch investigation
into Fairfax County school scandal
Some parents are calling for Ann Bonitatibus, the principal of
the school, to step down.
In an emailed statement Tuesday, Fairfax County Public Schools
said:
“We are aware of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s comments
today and we share his desire to get to the facts surrounding
the delay in notification of National Merit Commendations at
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology for
2022. Indeed, we have initiated a third-party, independent
investigation into this matter. Our preliminary understanding is
that the delay this fall was a unique situation due to human
error. The investigation will continue to examine our records in
further detail and we will share key findings with our
community. In addition, Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS)
Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid is meeting with families this
evening to listen to their concerns. Should the Virginia
Attorney General’s office initiate an investigation, FCPS stands
ready to work with our partners at the state level.
As a reminder, once this error was brought to light, school
staff reached out to colleges to update records where commended
scholars had applied.”
SEE ALSO | Court hears oral arguments on Thomas Jefferson High
School's admission process
<https://wjla.com/news/local/thomas-jefferson-high-school-
miyares-fairfax-county-schools-investigation-fcps-tj-controversy-
award-national-merit-scholarship-delay-governor-glenn-youngkin-
launch-attorney-general-ann-bonitatibus-parents-students-
virginia-education>
governo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> The "educators" involved should be hung by the neck until the body drops off.
> Let the birds eat these assholes.
>
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — Virginia Attorney General Jason
Miyares Wednesday morning announced that his office is launching
an investigation following the recent controversy surrounding
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.
This comes after a group of Fairfax County parents' demands for
action after they said Thomas Jefferson administrators delayed
informing students that they had qualified for National Merit
Awards ahead of looming college application deadlines. Parents
say the administrators need to be held accountable.
“To the extent that withholding of any of these awards at Thomas
Jefferson High School was based on race, national origin or any
other protected status right under the Virginia Human Rights
Act, that is unlawful,” Miyares said. “That is why I am
announcing today that my office of civil rights is opening an
investigation into this very issue.”
Miyares said that if any law was broken his office would
"protect and vindicate the civil rights of Thomas Jefferson
students and their families.”
RELATED | Fairfax County parents call for accountability after
national merit award scandal
Miyares said his office is also launching an investigation into
the school's new admissions process.
The school's new admissions procedures got rid of standardized
testing requirements and altered other minimum requirements to
apply. Some Asian American parents in Fairfax County say it
discriminates against their children. Parents protested the
"unfair" admissions process at a school board meeting in March
2022.
Miyares said his office will investigate whether the school used
race or national origin or any other rights under the Virginia
Human Rights Act as a fact to determine admission.
"Sadly today, our announcement is not on just the national merit
award also the change in Thomas Jefferson's admissions policy
that has undermined the excellence in favor of a system
engineered to achieve the school system preferred balances on
the races rather than actual racial equality," Miyares said.
Miyares said the new admission policy is "another example of
students being treated differently because of their ethnicity
and race."
"Every American, every Virginian should be outraged that a child
in Virginia today is being denied their dreams because of their
racial background. I have said before, in America, about the
only state-sanctioned form of bigotry is anti-Asian bigotry, and
it is wrong, and we are going to hold folks accountable,"
Miyares said.
On Tuesday, Va. Gov. Glenn Youngkin urged Miyares to investigate
potential civil rights violations at the Fairfax County high
school.
In a pointed letter to Miyares, Youngkin said, he was "stunned
by news reports alleging that information about National Merit
Awards was withheld from students at Thomas Jefferson High
School for Science and Technology until after important
deadlines for college scholarships had passed.”
RELATED | Gov. Youngkin urges Miyares to launch investigation
into Fairfax County school scandal
Some parents are calling for Ann Bonitatibus, the principal of
the school, to step down.
In an emailed statement Tuesday, Fairfax County Public Schools
said:
“We are aware of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s comments
today and we share his desire to get to the facts surrounding
the delay in notification of National Merit Commendations at
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology for
2022. Indeed, we have initiated a third-party, independent
investigation into this matter. Our preliminary understanding is
that the delay this fall was a unique situation due to human
error. The investigation will continue to examine our records in
further detail and we will share key findings with our
community. In addition, Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS)
Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid is meeting with families this
evening to listen to their concerns. Should the Virginia
Attorney General’s office initiate an investigation, FCPS stands
ready to work with our partners at the state level.
As a reminder, once this error was brought to light, school
staff reached out to colleges to update records where commended
scholars had applied.”
SEE ALSO | Court hears oral arguments on Thomas Jefferson High
School's admission process
<https://wjla.com/news/local/thomas-jefferson-high-school-
miyares-fairfax-county-schools-investigation-fcps-tj-controversy-
award-national-merit-scholarship-delay-governor-glenn-youngkin-
launch-attorney-general-ann-bonitatibus-parents-students-
virginia-education>
The Eleni Kounalakis Gay Pervert Party
Jan 3, 2024, 3:50:03 AM1/3/24
to
Democratic Radnor Township Board of Commissioners member, Philip
Ahr, resigned from his position after being charged with possession
of child pornography and abusing children between 2 and 6 years-old.
Ahr, resigned from his position after being charged with possession
of child pornography and abusing children between 2 and 6 years-old.
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