Douchebag Democrat Ted Kennedy's take on what happened at Chappaquiddick. The Ted Kennedy...
Unindicted Co-conspirators Siraj Wahhaj and CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) converge on Columbus, Ohio for fund raising dinner. Siraj Wahhaj...
Terror expert Steven Emerson explains the connection between the pro-Islamic subway ads and Imam Siraj Wahhaj, one of the unindicted co-conspirators in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.Wahhaj stated in one of his sermons, Pro-Islamic...
Atlas Shrugs Radio Show: (Audio) excerpts from Pamela Geller's interview with Anti-CAIR's Defense Attorney, Reed Rubinstein. Discussion of the defamation Lawsuit brought by CAIR, (Council on American-Islamic Relations) against Andrew Whitehead of Anti-CAIR(Comments unmoderated. Be civil) Anti-CAIR...
First, James Stewart, author of Charlie Rose:...
Bush is bad and has been very bad for them and the country. Boomers will recall the most famous Will the Real...
http://www.truthandfairness.orgSusan & Charles Wolcott, parents of an unindicted Duke Lacrosse player, speak out against the injustice in Durham on Hannity & Colmes - Feb 20, 2007 Duke Lacrosse...
On Tucker Carlson's show, Ibrahim Hooper of Saudi-funded unindicted co-conspirator CAIR talks about how they plan to use the CAIR Plans to...
PART TWO (Audio) excerpts from the Atlas Shrugs Radio Show interview with Anti-CAIR's Defense Attorney, Reed Rubinstein. Discussion of how certain MEDIA directly avoids and hides CAIR's terror-ties, the cost of defending defamation lawsuits, and additional information on CAIR's history.(Comments unmoderated. Be civil) Anti-CAIR...
**NEWSFELTCH** 24 OCT 08 MOXON LOSES CASE.SEE: http://forums.whyweprotest.net/123-leaks-legal/agp-99-9-win-30939/VIDEO REPORT FROM A PROPER LAWYER, Graham Berry. Must see: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CFPn53VTE-0 ---------------------------Kendrick Moxon & scientology = FAIL.Way to go sphincter boy! You could have made something of your life yet here you are, top Homo Bozo lawyer for the Super Adventure Club and unindicted co-conspiritor in the Scientology: Ken...
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Louisiana Family Forum Action Executive Director Gene Mills and Former La Senator Dan Richey offering Louisiana political commentary as featured weekly on Moving On...
Dan Sanders played defense attorney Robert Sanger on the E! Network's re-creation of the Jackson molestation trial in 2005. From May 2nd: Sanger grills US Bank manager Beverly Wagner about cashing two checks totaling $1.5 million in April 2003 for Jackson assistant -- and unindicted co-conspirator -- Marc Schaffel. The only other individual authorized to access this Dan Sanders in...
After a guilty verdict for scientologists in US federal court in 1978, the prosecutors made the following statement to the judge:(Taken from St. Petersburg Times series they ran in 1980 on scientology, http://www.antisectes.net/sp-times-scientology-special-report-pulitzer-price.pdf ) Scientologists...
BY NOW, most people have learned that France has decided to prosecute scientologys French organization, along with seven of its top managers, on fraud and drugs charges.Long before France pressed these latest fraud charges against Scientology, however, church officials were successfully convicted of fraud in Lyon in 1997, and again in Marseille in 1999.More importantly, L Ron Hubbard, the cults founder, was convicted of fraud in that country in 1978 and sentenced to four years in prison. However, he never served his prison sentence despite pleading guilty.After a seven-year public inquiry and a lengthy trial, the Paris tribunal found four top scientologists, including Hubbard, guilty of making fraudulent claims that physical cures and professional success could be achieved through scientology. Hubbard, who did not attend the trial, because he had already fled the country, was sentenced to four years imprisonment in his absence.The judge concluded that the facts and statements made by the witnesses were ample proof of the veracity of the charge that scientology made false promises with the sole aim of increasing financial revenue. Scientology also declared that psychotherapy and other medical treatments were being dispensed by members with no medical qualifications. They also claimed that Scientology was capable of curing 70 per cent of human illnesses, including radiation burns and poisoning from atomic bomb testing. Hubbard never served his prison sentence because he was essentially on the run from the law, sailing in the Caribbean on his yacht Apollo, trying to avoid not only French authorities but the US authorities as well. In 1978, the US federal government was preparing for the trial of Hubbards wife Mary Sue and numerous other scientology officials, on conspiracy and burglary charges. Hubbard, along with scientology lawyer Kendrick Moxon, was named as unindicted co-conspirator in that case. This means the federal prosecutors were sure they were involved, but couldnt quite generate the evidence for a certain conviction. Sue and the others ended up serving several years in federal prison. In addition, the internal revenue service had evidence that Hubbard was creaming hundreds of millions of dollars off the top of scientology profits and hiding it in overseas banks.Hubbard never returned to France and was additionally banned from the United Kingdom because he would not discuss his conviction with British authorities. Hubbard died in 1986 on his secluded California ranch.Presumably his thetan is discovering the great mysteries of the Universe and having breakfast with God. L Ron Hubbard's...
Through his willful negligence of his oversight duties, Bernard L. Stone, 79-year old candidate for alderman of the 50th ward of Chicago, is an un-indicted co-conspirator in each and every City Hall scandal. Stone: Soft on...
BY NOW, most people have learned that France has decided to prosecute scientologys French organization, along with seven of its top managers, on fraud and drugs charges.Long before France pressed these latest fraud charges against Scientology, however, church officials were successfully convicted of fraud in Lyon in 1997, and again in Marseille in 1999.More importantly, L Ron Hubbard, the cults founder, was convicted of fraud in that country in 1978 and sentenced to four years in prison. However, he never served his prison sentence despite pleading guilty.After a seven-year public inquiry and a lengthy trial, the Paris tribunal found four top scientologists, including Hubbard, guilty of making fraudulent claims that physical cures and professional success could be achieved through scientology. Hubbard, who did not attend the trial, because he had already fled the country, was sentenced to four years imprisonment in his absence.The judge concluded that the facts and statements made by the witnesses were ample proof of the veracity of the charge that scientology made false promises with the sole aim of increasing financial revenue. Scientology also declared that psychotherapy and other medical treatments were being dispensed by members with no medical qualifications. They also claimed that Scientology was capable of curing 70 per cent of human illnesses, including radiation burns and poisoning from atomic bomb testing. Hubbard never served his prison sentence because he was essentially on the run from the law, sailing in the Caribbean on his yacht Apollo, trying to avoid not only French authorities but the US authorities as well. In 1978, the US federal government was preparing for the trial of Hubbards wife Mary Sue and numerous other scientology officials, on conspiracy and burglary charges. Hubbard, along with scientology lawyer Kendrick Moxon, was named as unindicted co-conspirator in that case. This means the federal prosecutors were sure they were involved, but couldnt quite generate the evidence for a certain conviction. Sue and the others ended up serving several years in federal prison. In addition, the internal revenue service had evidence that Hubbard was creaming hundreds of millions of dollars off the top of scientology profits and hiding it in overseas banks.Hubbard never returned to France and was additionally banned from the United Kingdom because he would not discuss his conviction with British authorities. Hubbard died in 1986 on his secluded California ranch.Presumably his thetan is discovering the great mysteries of the Universe and having breakfast with God. L Ron Hubbard's...
BY NOW, most people have learned that France has decided to prosecute scientologys French organization, along with seven of its top managers, on fraud and drugs charges.Long before France pressed these latest fraud charges against Scientology, however, church officials were successfully convicted of fraud in Lyon in 1997, and again in Marseille in 1999.More importantly, L Ron Hubbard, the cults founder, was convicted of fraud in that country in 1978 and sentenced to four years in prison. However, he never served his prison sentence despite pleading guilty.After a seven-year public inquiry and a lengthy trial, the Paris tribunal found four top scientologists, including Hubbard, guilty of making fraudulent claims that physical cures and professional success could be achieved through scientology. Hubbard, who did not attend the trial, because he had already fled the country, was sentenced to four years imprisonment in his absence.The judge concluded that the facts and statements made by the witnesses were ample proof of the veracity of the charge that scientology made false promises with the sole aim of increasing financial revenue. Scientology also declared that psychotherapy and other medical treatments were being dispensed by members with no medical qualifications. They also claimed that Scientology was capable of curing 70 per cent of human illnesses, including radiation burns and poisoning from atomic bomb testing. Hubbard never served his prison sentence because he was essentially on the run from the law, sailing in the Caribbean on his yacht Apollo, trying to avoid not only French authorities but the US authorities as well. In 1978, the US federal government was preparing for the trial of Hubbards wife Mary Sue and numerous other scientology officials, on conspiracy and burglary charges. Hubbard, along with scientology lawyer Kendrick Moxon, was named as unindicted co-conspirator in that case. This means the federal prosecutors were sure they were involved, but couldnt quite generate the evidence for a certain conviction. Sue and the others ended up serving several years in federal prison. In addition, the internal revenue service had evidence that Hubbard was creaming hundreds of millions of dollars off the top of scientology profits and hiding it in overseas banks.Hubbard never returned to France and was additionally banned from the United Kingdom because he would not discuss his conviction with British authorities. Hubbard died in 1986 on his secluded California ranch.Presumably his thetan is discovering the great mysteries of the Universe and having breakfast with God. L Ron Hubbard's...
Before he laid the groundwork for a Murtha's ABSCAM...

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