Posted on 10/13/2007 8:34:45 AM PDT by TornadoAlley3
NYPD investigators have reviewed half of the 56 hours of security tapes confiscated from Columbia University after a noose was found on a black professor's door - but still have no solid leads, officials said on Friday.
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Scuttlebutt has it that this noose thing is a hoax.
Heh....ban nooses. Go to hell.
I was listening to some pundit talk thing or another and the duo discussing whatever they were discussing were almost talking in code. Let’s see...we have the “N” word, or course. Now there’s the “B” word. There’s always been the “F” word.
Oh, and cutest of all...the “H” word...this is supposed to stand for...heh...”whore”.
It’s like we can just...boom, ban words, things, pics and soon....THOUGHTS....and all evil will be banished.
But maybe it’s just me.
I bet that Democrat would want the felony automatically pleaded down to a civic award if a black person falsely does it to generate racial awareness.
I can not tell a lie, Dick Cheney did it.
You can’t burn a cross but you can burn an American flag.
You CAN put a cross in a jar of urine and bill the taxpayers.
You CAN’T protest the decision to use your tax dollars to fund said photo of a cross in a jar of urine.
Exactly and if they ever catch the person who supposedly did this he/she can say it’s art. /s.
If anyone is interested in what the Columbia students and others are saying, here is a link to the Colombia student newspaper:
http://www.columbiaspectator.com/
MIND FREAK!
He probably put it there himself. Remember this one? http://chronicle.com/free/2004/03/2004031904n.htm
Professor Is Accused of Staging Hate Crime by Vandalizing Her Own Car
By ROBIN WILSON
A psychology professor at Claremont McKenna College who said her car had been vandalized and painted with racist and sexist slurs was herself responsible for the damage, the police in Claremont, Calif., said Wednesday.
Two potatoes standing on the street corner. Which was is the prostitute?
The one marked, "Idaho".
I have one question regarding the sudden expolsion of nooses - or is it neese? It’s a question the police should be asking, even though it’s probably not even a matter for the police to take up.
Qui bono?
Think about it.
Cui bono? — “To whom with good?”
they ought to have an Anita Hill professorship.
Columbia does, insofar as it benefits them to look good in they eyes of people who fall for such race-baiting melodramma. It benefits anyone and everyone who hate whites. It will earn them an audience with the new president because they have "cred" in the ghetto.
Sorry about my spelling. I wrote “Cui” first, but rejected it as not sufficiently Latin as “qui.”
Cui Bono: Who benefits?
Sort of the mantra of every experienced homicide dick when opening an investigation.
Right — for the longest time this phrase threw me —
cui is dative (indirect object)
bono could be dative (indirect object) or ablative (with).
It’s not “to what good?” but rather “to whom with good?”
Talk about a sure sign of covering for the suspect that may be a fellow esteemed professor. There is no need to report that review of the tapes is half done and yet no leads yet. Noy only that but if this is on old school surveillance tapes then one can fast forward until a frame shows the noose (or someone placing it IF this is from a camera that actually covered the door) then back up. If it is a new fangled surveillance setup that is caught on a hard drive then the search would be even faster. If the true perp is on this tape then the results could have been done in three hours tops.
This shows the classic signs of panning out as a coverup-drawback because either the victim was actually the perpetrator or the perpetrator is an esteemed member of the multicultural/pc correct crowd.
she probably wouldn't even be charged with filing a false report
Let it go. Go solve a murder or something.
I won’t argue with your literal translation, but the usual free translation is “who benefits?”
It’s often the guiding concept in many criminal investigations, in particular homicides.
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