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Here’s the latest i have received on this, it is a way to help the kids out Jeff Meads Jeff Meads 2 301 2001-06-01T06:37:00Z 2001-06-01T06:37:00Z 1 664 3790 Home 31 7 4654 9.2720 For those who missed it.... -----Original Message----- From: Edgar J. Steele [mailto:steele@plainlawtalk.com] Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 8:16 PM Subject: Trouble in Paradise.... My name is Edgar J. Steele. I am an attorney with an office in Sandpoint, Idaho. I have been asked by JoAn McGuckin to provide representation to her where her court-appointed attorney's representation ends, as well as for her six children, now the ...

The Night of the Long Knives The four million brown shirted Nazi storm troopers, the SA (Sturmabteilung), included many members who actually believed in the 'socialism' of National Socialism and also wanted to become a true revolutionary army in place of the regular German Army. But to the regular Army High Command and its conservative supporters, this potential storm trooper army represented a threat to centuries old German military traditions and the privileges of rank. Adolf Hitler had been promising the generals for years he would restore their former military glory and break the "shackles" of the Treaty of ...

Link to Denver Post Article Judges rubber-stamp no-knock raids Judges rubber-stamp no-knock raids By David Migoya Denver Post Staff Writer Feb. 27 - No-knock search warrants appear to be approved so routinely that some Denver judges have issued them even though police asked only for a regular warrant. In fact, The Denver Post has found, more than one of every 10 no-knock warrants issued over the past seven months was transformed from a regular warrant with just a judge's signature. "Judges are generally rubber stamps for the police in signing warrants," criminal defense lawyer David Lane said. "I've seen some ...

Talk show boycott urged Police union angry at cover-up allegation By John C. Ensslin Denver Rocky Mountain News Staff Writer Denver's police union said Thursday that it will ask its members to boycott radio talk show host Peter Boyles and his sponsors. The call came in reaction to a show on KHOW-AM Thursday during which a retired FBI agent alleged criminal wrongdoing and a police cover-up in the death of a 45-year-old immigrant shot during a "no-knock" drug raid. "Peter is smarter than this," said John Wyckoff, spokesman for the Denver Police Protective Association. "Peter does not have to stoop ...

Year 2000 / Presidential Poll -- NFRA The National Federation of Republican Assemblies Who will you vote for in the Y2K ? Vote Here Current Results -- Total : 1873 01.9% Gary Bauer 06.1% G.W. Bush 19.0% Steve Forbes 00.5% Orrin Hatch 70.3% Alan Keyes * 02.2% John McCain

Fox News was so embarrassed by the results of their own NH Republican Debate poll, on their own website, created by their own network in conjunction with www.vote.com, that they removed the results of the Republican Debate poll from the website. Dick Morris, appearing on Hannity & Colmes shortly after the debate, announced Alan Keyes the clear winner with 32% of the vote at that point. Keyes support in the poll continued to climb until it reached 50%. The results of the poll were removed from the website sometime after 3:30 AM EST. At that point, Bush was showing 25%, ...

THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary (Hartford, Connecticut) ________________________________________________________________________ For Immediate Release November 4, 1999 As Prepared for Delivery SAMUEL R. BERGER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR REMARKS TO THE BILDERBERG STEERING COMMITTEE November 4, 1999 Strengthening the Bipartisan Center: An Internationalist Agenda for America Two weeks ago, I gave a speech in New York at the Council on Foreign Relations about the unique and paradoxical position in which America finds itself today. Some of you may have read a few articles about it in the op-ed pages. Come to think of it, some of you may have written a ...

TampaBayOnline list of Clinton's protected wilderness diktat 10/13/99 -- 8:07 PM With AM-Clinton-Forests With AM-Clinton-Forests Preliminary estimates of roadless areas within national forests affected by President Clinton's executive order: Alabama, 50,265 acres, Bankead, Conecuh, Talladega, Tuskegee. Alaska, 14,788,904 acres, Chugach, Tongass. Arizona, 1,833,941 acres, Apache-Sitgreaves, Coconino, Coronado, Kaibab, Prescott, Tonto Arkansas, 164,573 acres, Ouachita, Ozark-St. Francis. California, 4,193,000 acres, Angeles, Cleveland, Eldorado, Inyo, Klamath, Lake Tahoe Basin, Lassen, Los Padres, Mendocino, Modoc, Plumas, San Bernardino, Sequoia, Shasta-Trinity, Sierra, Six Rivers Stanislaus, Tahoe. Colorado, 5,481,011 acres, Arapaho and Roosevelt, Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison, Pike and San Isabel, Rio Grande, Routt, ...

I just heard on the Oliver North radio show that the appropriations bill, just passed by both houses of Congress, has a provision that would override the Posse Comitatus Act, to allow the use of the armed forces in domestic law enforcement. It is expected that the p-resident will sign it.