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bobknight33 (Member Profile)
I’ve been slacking….
176 Darrell Gilyard, Jerry Falwell protege, must really be some preacher, convicted of child molestation, on parole and back in the pulpit. So they ban children from the church
177 Conservative Baptist minister Matt Baker murdered his wife
178 Richmond County Republican Party official Brett Bennie Langham was indicted for child molestation.
179 FOX News Latino VP, Francisco Cortes - sexual harassment
180 Eric Bolling, formerly FOX News - sexual harassment
181 Kimberley Guilfoyle - FOX NEws - sexual harassment
182 David Garland, President of rightwing Baptist Baylor University, covered up rapes, said women willingly became victims.
183 Political hack and professional hypocrite Ken Starr covered up rapes while Chancellor at Baylor
184 Stephen Dalton Baril just got not jail time even though he took a plea for rape, perhaps because his grandfather was John Dalton, a former governor, and his father Steve Baril ran for Attorney General.
185 Greenville County Sheriff Will Lewis, Republican, indicted for rape, stalking, obstruction
186 While Oklahoma Republican representative George Faught did not commit rape and incest (as far as I know) he said it’s all part of God's will, so he joins the list of rape enablers.
187 Connecticut Republican politician Christopher von Keyserling was arrested and charged with sexual assault. Trump’s his role model. He said it, not me.
187 Bob Jones University Blamed Victims, not Abusers
189 Rhode Island state Sen. Nicholas Kettle, a 27-year-old Coventry Republican, of twice coercing a Senate student page to have sex with him
190 Milo Yiannopolous defended pedophilia, saying older men can show younger men who they are
191 Caleb Bailey, Trump delegate - child pornography
192 Paul Travis Williams, former Lumpkin Co GOP Chair, child pornography
193 Bishop Raymond Burke of Missouri said John Kerry should not get communion, excommunicated all sorts of people, but not pedophile priests
194 CJ Maheney covered up sexual abuse in his churches
195 Megachurch pastor Bob Coy raped and molested a girl from age 4 until she was 14 and his Republican pals helped cover it up, sealing his divorce file, not investigating the complaint
196 Baptist Megachurch Pastor Matt Chandler punished a woman for divorcing her pedophile husband. Did not punish the husband.
197 AZ GOP State Sen. Scott Bundegaard - domestic violence, not arrested at the time because cops believed him when he said he had immunity while House was in session
198 WA GOP state Rep. Matt Manweller is accused of sexual misconduct with students and legislative aides.
199 TX GOP state Sen. Charles Schwertner accused of sending sexting grad student, sending dick pic
200 Indiana Republican Attorney General Curtis Hill - groping
Party of debauchery. Waiting for you to post the list of Democrat politicians with similar convictions…it’s going to be short and a one time only thing…I’ve got at least 38 more pages to go listing high power conservative sex abusers just from this one list, and it’s not all inclusive. Who could be surprised? Your leader is a repeated publicly known pedophilic RAPIST and incestous creep.
Bonus’s E Jene Carrol already won her second defamation case against Trump the rapist…it’s going straight to the damages phase just like Giuliani and the poll workers. Wow your team sucks slimy donkey dicks in court, losing completely before you even start defending yourselves repeatedly!
Trump didn't do anything wrong
come on. there was more than enough evidence to convict in all those cases.
we all know this.
and just like 9/11 - JAN 6 receives coverage because it was an attack on American soil.
Think about it.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the German Chancellor both used the term 'Reichstag' describing JAN 6.
That is concerning.
[Can picture Grand Daddy Knight33 grousing, "Auschwitz, Auschwitz, Auschwitz! When is the liberal media going to let it go!"]
He is news because bad news sells.
[just look at your avatar. who won't let shat go?]
file your comment(s) right next to 'landslide'.
[there's a reason why they won't let you umpire at the church softball league...take the hint.]
IF YOU WERE HONEST EDIT:
Muller 40 Million spent--- Russia's bitch
Impeachment 1 and 2 --- Yes and Yes
But hey Trump is out and now its just JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 JAN 6 Morning noon and night.
Trump is wrong. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Let's talk about Trump's accomplishments...
walk in his shoes for a bit.
maybe he's realized he has backed a cheap knock-off of Mussolini (if he watched the video). hopefully, now he (& BK33) are seeing their folly. perhaps even felt shame that Beau tricked him into seeing the light (as a Fox mushroom, that has to burn). in anger/pain the defensive, limp 'get the dem' troll zinger (include bob's failing flailing examples of 'factual data').
lashing out, while trying to excuse the inexcusable.
he [they] got duped. not a pleasant feeling. cognizance dissonance, on a ten-scale, of an 8+.
no expert, but perhaps Beau's example of a trojan horse approach, is a better way of communicating with w/the obstinate. get the defense down, and the message can get through. have hope for 33, but the rigidity of thorns seems too set.
rather change them than charge at them [withhold the capitol fanaticals]. ours is not a caravan of despair.
+ + + + +
but the video was a great presentation! nice execution.
just the fact the present German Chancellor said the Capitol insurgency was comparable to the burning of the Reichstag should make the case also!
no wonder donnie fears the ANTI-FACISTS. they are the Allies to his Axis power.
Notoriously unqualified. Barely a lawyer.
Notoriously a pure political appointment, not a real judge, never heard a case before her appointment.
Notoriously dishonest.
Notorious political stooge.
Notorious religious zealot.
Notorious for insisting Catholics recuse themselves from death penalty cases because their religion wouldn't allow them to make any decision that was pro death but shouldn't recuse themselves from abortion cases for exactly the same reason....so if you disagree with her you should always recuse, but if you agree with her, don't recuse no matter what.
Notoriously awful.
Notoriously incapable of holding a candle to RBG.
Notoriously unqualified.
Time to make the supreme court have 13 justices to negate Trump's court packing.
Deal with it.
bobknight33 (Member Profile)
https://twitter.com/cspan/status/1326230270421426183 ooo maybve you get your wish for second term after all? I see he's having more rallies???? what's that about? gonna unveil the swastika & new emergency powers for the supreme chancellor?
Yes We Can. Obama stories are shared. What a guy.
Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)
Also, just want to do a call back to seven years ago. You all voted me in as supreme chancellor. http://videosift.com/poll/Siftquisition-of-feature-Siftquisition#comment-725990
#neverforget
How a country slides into despotism (from 1946)
*promote grand chancellor dags video, long live the grand chancellor !
Did Donald Trump Bribe the Florida Attorney General?
With her campaign sinking in the polls, Hillary Clinton has launched a desperate attack against Trump University to deflect attention away from her deep involvement with a controversial for-profit college that made the Clintons millions, even as the school faced serious legal scrutiny and criminal investigations.
In April 2015, Bill Clinton was forced to abruptly resign from his lucrative perch as honorary chancellor of Laureate Education, a for-profit college company. The reason for Clinton’s immediate departure: Clinton Cash revealed, and Bloomberg confirmed, that Laureate funneled Bill Clinton $16.46 million over five years while Hillary Clinton’s State Dept. pumped at least $55 million to a group run by Laureate’s founder and chairman, Douglas Becker, a man with strong ties to the Clinton Global Initiative. Laureate has donated between $1 million and $5 million (donations are reported in ranges, not exact amounts) to the Clinton Foundation. Progressive billionaire George Soros is also a Laureate financial backer.
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/06/02/hillary-university-bill-clinton-bagged-16-46-million-from-for-profit-college-as-state-dept-
funneled-55-million-back/
eric3579 (Member Profile)
Sweet jesus, I better get some popcorn:
http://www.dw.com/en/german-chancellor-merkel-allows-investigation-of-satirist-b%C3%B6hmermann/a-19190684
eric3579 (Member Profile)
... and our Public Prosecutor General was just fired over this.
Four more to go: the head of our domestic intelligence agency, our Justice Minister, our Minister of the Interior and, ultimately, our Chancellor.
Sweet mother of fuck. Journalists are under investigation for having published some confidential documents. The charge: treason.
Haven't had that kind of shit since 1962.
English version: http://pastebin.com/kwUyafqi
oritteropo (Member Profile)
Haven't seen this one in circulation yet:
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The NCAA
While I don't think college players should be paid like pro athletes, I think all of their scholarships should include housing, meal plans, and some extra money (like what other students would get if they worked part time). They should also get to keep their scholarship if they get injured (up to 4 year bachelors), as long as they maintain some GPA.
And the coaches shouldn't make more money than provosts & chancellors of the same university. I'll never understand that. If schools have so much extra cash to burn to stay non-profit, LOWER THE PRICE OF TUITION.
oritteropo (Member Profile)
How indeed.
Draghi's ECB has just made a move and I don't understand why. Come Feb 11th, they will no longer accept Greek bonds as collateral, effectively cutting off one of Greece's last two sources of credit. What remains is the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) provided to the Greek Central Bank, through which the entire banking system must now get most of its credit.
Why did they do it? Why now? I don't think it has something to do with the Advocate Generals opinion piece the other day, declaring the ECB's membership in the troika to be a conflict of interest and that fiscal policy is not to be used as a tool to influence poltical decision-making.
Could it be pure idiocy like the time they pulled to plug on Cyprus only to backpeddle shortly after? Or might they be trying to force a move on part of Germany and Greece? "Stop messing around and get your ducks in a row NOW." -- that sorta thing? Is it mere posturing of sorts, a shot across the bow of Greece?
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I really don't like this. It looks like disaster, smells like disaster and tastes like disaster. And it's entirely too close for comfort. Are they truly going to turn Greece into a failed-state over principle? The way they casually discuss the lives of nearly 11 million people, and the future of the European Union as well, is bone-chilling.
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In the meantime, Schäuble's meeting with Varoufakis went just as expected, reports indicate. Schäuble won't budge a bit. Negotiations with the troika are mandatory, and fiscal waterboarding must be resumed at once. There will be no compromise, not with him in charge. He'll push Greece off the cliff without blinking even once. Convictions worthy of a Templar, that one. Worth remembering that he admitted taking 100k in bribes from an arms dealer in '94 and still managed to become Minister of Finance. A living legend, just not the kind I'd prefer.
With regards to hyperinflation, most folks over here seem to have forgotten, or maybe they never learned, that Chancellor Brüning's austerity regime led to deflation in 1930-32, pushing unemployment to 23%. What followed was a massive influx in membership and infuence for parties at both ends of the political spectrum, similar to Greece. Except in our case, it wasn't the left (KPD) who won the elections in '32...
I went against your advice and had a look at a DW article on the subject, and I see what you mean, there is quite a big disparity between the accepted position in the article and anything else I've read from outside Germany. I am now also left wondering how on earth any compromise could be made acceptable to German politicians, and then sold to the public. Since Ireland and Portugal are starting to recover despite The Austerity, it's entirely possible that the usual suspects will say "Look! It works!". They do have much more debt now though...
I can understand a certain aversion to excessive inflation, after the chaos caused by hyperinflation in 1923, but you'd think that if they remember that then they'd also remember where that led (and particularly with the rise of Golden Dawn).
The 'Star Wars' theme on organ
*promote Chancellor Kulpims, our only chance to reclaim the shipping zones between here and Alpha Centauri
Police perform illegal house-to-house raids in Boston
I don't see it that way, in my opinion US citizens are quite capable of using their intellect. The big problem I see is that your government doesn't seem to care anymore what the populace is for or against. Recently there was a new gun law that should be passed by the congress, I think you know which one I am talking about. The one 80% of the people were for and more than half of the congressmen voted for, which still didn't pass. It shows perfectly that the people aren't to blame, it's your out of touch politicians. It seems like there only are 2 principles you can count on from US politicians (or at least these are the reasons they tell the public), one would be the war on terror and the other the economy.
If you are interested in german politics, we are fighting our criminal mastermind-politicians quite effectively. The Bundespräsident (obviously not the Bundeskanzlerin) resigned in 2012 for some minor favors he had (like not having to pay for a hotel he was staying in while he was president). There was a giant out leash from the public and he quickly had to go (http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/02/17/german-president-christian-wulff-resigns-amid-scandal/).
But even more interesting, just yesterday there was a ruling by the highest german court, if the new terror-file used by our intelligence agency and the police was constitutional. It wasn't, so the judges had to change it. And the decision wasn't driven by the need to stop terror, but by german history. You see the problem is, our police and our intelligence agency are separated for historical reasons. When Hitler was just made chancellor of germany he used the Gestapo as an agency that was police and intelligence in one, to get rid of his political enemies.
I know that was very long, I just wanted to make my point using my own country as the best (or worst, depends on the view ) example there is for the world. Cause the world could still learn a thing or two from us, since we learned a thing or two from our last dictatorship and how to avoid it happening again (at least I really hope so).
Uh and since I love quotes, just recently I read this one "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin.
If you haven't figured it out, as a populace, we aren't the brightest people. We are easily manipulated and controlled by the powers that be. The fact is we get what we deserve.
Finland's Revolutionary Education System -- TYT
This is a question of philosophy. The inheritees on the right are TERRIFIED of having their kids up against a huge load of educated peers. The entire notion of elite private schools is so you KNOW who will be running your country in 50 years (and it's someone you know/are related to/owes you something).
In Britain 90% of judges come from 2 schools. The current government (PM, Chancellor, Mayor of London, heads of banks) were in a club together at the age of 20 for obscenely rich 5th+ generation inheritees, where they would have a luxury dinner then smash the restaurant up and drop a few thousand for the peasants to clean up after them.
While a state is in the grip of true evil like that, all you can hope for is screaming obfuscation from right wing mouthpieces like the Fox mercenaries, half the Senate and our very own QM, and nothing *NOTHING* will change.
>> ^Trancecoach:
The educational system in this country is in dire need of revision. Corruption and antebellum notions from an industrial era has turned public school into nothing short of a clusterfuck.