Prisoner charged in threat to Sen. Clinton - Authorities say a federal inmate in N.J. had a hit...

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[Happy2BMe]

A.R., I'm starting to believe you actually buy into this idea the Clintons could be capable of actually "harming" someone . .

"Guards ignored his pleas for his medication."

[thesummerwind]

This guy ought to be granted clemency.

ROFL

[Coleus]

was scheduled for release in June>>

What a dummy! Bet he likes it in jail?

[ShandaLear]

HE'll be out just in time for 2008.

[Jeff Gordon]

My attorney advised me not to comment further.

Ditto.

[Dianna]

I hope they let him out!!!

The LAST thing we need is a "Saint Hillary the Martyr"!

If you think the deification of JFK is bad...

[Lee'sGhost]

Please, pass it on!

[SAMWolf]

Let him out, they let John Hinckley Jr out.

[Stewart_B]

This clown told this to the prison authorties so they would keep him in prison....he didnt want to get out.

[Bubbahater]

I hate this couple (the Klontons) more than 99% of the population, but I would never wish this fate on either of them. Maybe wish that Bubba is locked up for all his misdeeds or that his pecker falls off. Or that she is lost in the Adirondack Mountains with some bumpkin from Arkansas (no offense to any Freepers from Arkansas) who keeps her in his cabin until she is 70 and weighs over 250..... which isn't far away, but this guy in prison is sick just like Hinkley. He should not EVER be let out and should not have more than 10 K $ per year spent on keeping him in. Too bad we spend $100 - 200 K per year to incarcerate someone. Sometimes more. Our system(s) need help.

[flamefront]

The inmates name is McDougal.

[PhilDragoo]

Roll over, Webb Hubbell, an' tell Vince Foster the news!

[PhilDragoo]

As John Hinckley stands at the door of his cell poised for his first unsupervised outings,
word just in of an affair between the object of Hinckley's affections,
and a woman of international fame--

Riefenstahl raises doubts about Jodie Foster film

The Age

August 12 2002

Leni Riefenstahl with Adolf Hitler

Just days before she turns 100, Leni Riefenstahl has raised doubts about plans by Oscar-winner Jodie Foster to film and star in a movie about the life of Hitler's favourite filmmaker.

In an interview with a German newspaper, Riefenstahl stressed that she intended to retain artistic control over the project.

``I'm very pleased about this American project, but I have to point out that no contract has yet been signed,'' Riefenstahl told Bild am Sonntag newspaper.

Just two weeks ago a spokeswoman for Berlin's famed Babelsberg Studios announced that shooting would begin next year on a biopic about Riefenstahl with Foster producing, directing and starring in the picture.

But Riefenstahl, who turns 100 on August 22, said she has not given her final go-ahead to the project.

``I won't sign a contract until I am satisfied that the film will be faithful to my memoirs,'' she told the newspaper.

``I have no intention of permitting sensationalist lies and distortions creep into the film, as is so often the case with Hollywood productions.''

Saying she has filed 50 lawsuits over the years and ``won every one of them'', she added: ``Should the Americans go ahead on their own, they run the risk of incurring my wrath. And I won't hesitate to take them to court.''

Even as she turns 100, Riefenstahl continues to stir up emotions. A gypsy rights group plans to hold a news conference this coming week to steal attention from her centenary birthday and to draw attention to the group's allegations that she used gypsy slave labour on a film production.

The Roma Civil Rights Association claims gypsy concentration camp inmates were forced to work on her production of Tiefland in 1940.

Riefenstahl's production company has issued a statement saying Riefenstahl ``is in the meantime aware that many Sinti and Roma lost their lives in concentration camps and is very pained by the suffering and inhumane treatment accorded these people by the Nazi regime'' but that she engaged in no wrongdoing at the time.

Riefenstahl meanwhile said her 100th birthday party would be celebrated at a hotel in the Bavarian town of Feldafing on August 22.

``It will take place in a lovely little hotel where once the Empress Elizabeth of Austria stayed,'' she told the newspaper.

``A total 170 guests will be present, including Siegfried and Roy.''

John Hinckley, pick up the courtesy phone.

John Hinckley. . . .

Security. . . .

[snippy_about_it]

LOL!!!

[snippy_about_it]

Please Hinckley pick up the phone!

[Squantos]

Sure he just didn't leave the "S" off hit list ?

[Grampa Dave]

You are in a rare mood even for you, today.

[SAMWolf]

It doesn't get any better than seeing your "take" on these things. LOL!!

[anniegetyourgun]

I know I'm not supposed to feel this way....so I'll just keep quiet.

[rocksblues]

But Shoshona was in NY for New Years representing the BRAVE!! God Bless that young woman!!

100% agree! Bravo Shoshana!