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My old Alma Mater. Butner. The epitome of "Club Fed". If you ever screw up, make sure it's a clean, white collar crime with no victims, and you might luck out and get sent to this oasis in the Federal system. There are some badasses, for sure, but there are anywhere. You won't be too afraid to walk out to the rec yard or anywhere else, because everyone knows that if the pull any crap, they'll get some "diesel therapy" and wind up somewhere not quite so ostentatious... He's in good company, as Fox news says; a 'bomb plotter' (the guy who helped plan the WTC garage bombing in 1993), Jim Baker (although he's lnog gone. They said he was a good cook), the Tylenol guy (wonder why you don't see capsules anymore?) and a 'convicted spy' (Jon Pollard, someone who should have gotten about 48 months, but instead draws Life plus 5 years...) > My old Alma Mater. Butner. The epitome of "Club Fed". > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > see capsules anymore?) and a 'convicted spy' (Jon Pollard, someone who > should have gotten about 48 months, but instead draws Life plus 5 years...) I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal gets 150 years, when murderers are set free in just a few, a few being 20 or 30. To murder again. If you are a 20 year old murderer, then you are out between 40 and 50 years old. Pretty kool alright.  Signature“Good evening Mr and Mrs America, from border to border and coast to coast and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press.†Walter Winchell > I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal > gets 150 years.... I have a problem with an amateur Ponzi perp like Madoff getting sentenced at all, while members of our government from top to bottom hammered us with the biggest Ponzi scheme of all over the decades, and got away with it. > > I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal > > gets 150 years.... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > hammered us with the biggest Ponzi scheme of all over the decades, and > got away with it. This is true, but they can get away with it, at least until the next election. Then lets throw the bastards out. Signature³Good evening Mr and Mrs America, from border to border and coast to coast and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press.² Walter Winchell >>> I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal >>> gets 150 years.... [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > This is true, but they can get away with it, at least until the next > election. Then lets throw the bastards out. This has been going on for decades. Every administration has been complicit in the raping of the American taxpayer via the Federal Reserve Board. IOW, you've been butt-f.cked by what passes now for Uncle Sam. >> I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal >> gets 150 years.... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > with the biggest Ponzi scheme of all over the decades, and got away with > it. Mostly DEMONcraps. >> He's in good company, as Fox news says; a 'bomb plotter' (the guy who >> helped plan the WTC garage bombing in 1993), Jim Baker (although he's lnog [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I find it troubling however, that a 71 year old white collar criminal > gets 150 years, I'm sure he's appealing. Appealing the case, that is... Could be tough going, since his wife *only* has $2M left to live on... What gets me is, Jon Pollard was convicted of selling secrets to the Israelis, and those secrets weren't really, it was just information we had about the surrounding nations that they didn't. Meanwhile, a guy came in a couple days after me, for selling *real* secrets to the Soviets, and he got 48 months... >> My old Alma Mater. Butner. The epitome of "Club Fed". >> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > 20 or 30. To murder again. If you are a 20 year old murderer, then you > are out between 40 and 50 years old. Pretty kool alright. I dunno, dbu. If I had my life-savings stolen, I would probably suffer every day of the rest of my life--blaming myself for being so naive and blaming the perp for taking advantage of that naivete. First degree murderers should NEVER see freedom again--an island surrounded by sharks-infested waters, heavily mined, too, comes to mind as a good place for them. Basic food, shelter. NO radio. NO TV. Carefully screened reading/study materials. LOTS of time to reflect on why they are there. Bad behavior would result in bread and water for increasing periods of time, then total darkness for increasing periods of time. NO torture, though. |
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