Cult leader's molestation trial could create circus

AP ^ | MARK NIESSE

[EggsAckley]

"They cannot stand being told no, and they cannot stand being ignored."

Hmm, they sound like Demoncrats.

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[AdamSelene235]

"Common law" is the name given to an anti-government legal system that has been employed since the 1970s by white supremacist groups

Dear Lord, where in the hell does AP find its reporters?

[AdamSelene235]

Ok, Class, find the two sentences that do not agree.

York spent three years in a New York prison in the 1960s for assault, resisting arrest and possession of a dangerous weapon. He joined the Black Panther Party and in 1967 formed a black nationalist group in New York.

"Common law" is the name given to an anti-government legal system that has been employed since the 1970s by white supremacist groups and others to harass the courts and other government officials.

[IronJack]

Sounds like ole "Doc" Karenga, inventor of Kwanzaa, complete with the felony convictions and lunacy.

[steplock]

This reporter *IS* a bit prejudiced - obviously.

Where in this article did it detail anything about the charges? It did mention a lot of misc garbage based on "feelings" rather than anything on fact.

Any one of the many personal comments were enough to make me not want to read this article.

I also love how the reporter slid in a jab to Americans who still believe in the Constitution as it was written with his leftist radical parroting of:
"Common law" is the name given to an anti-government legal system that has been employed since the 1970s by white supremacist groups and others to harass the courts and other government officials."

The reporter is slug, and the news agency that published this story is no better than a Public junior high school newspaper.

[D-fendr]

Geez, give the reporter a break. Here's a story about an ex-black panther living in a "compound" and molesting children.

Imagine the reporter's cognitive dissonance. He just had to get "white supremacist group" in there somewhere or go mad.

[garbanzo]

Dear Lord, where in the hell does AP find its reporters?

At the campuses of many major universities and public schools across the nation.

[libhater]

Im confused, Is he suppose to be Native American or African American?

[gitmo]

I find myself more and more having to click on the original articles just to see if the one on FR is a hoax. I really didn't believe this was an approved AP article.

[EggsAckley]

I'm with you. Some of these stories just scream out "fake."

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

Alas, it's still true.

[Libertina]

Malachai York, Numaubian Leader

Dwight York, Imperial Grand Potentate

Why on earth do people FOLLOW these nutcases? It's always about $, sex, & control... and TITLES!

[thatdewd]

"Common law" is the name given to an anti-government legal system that has been employed since the 1970s by white supremacist groups and others to harass the courts and other government officials.

ARRRRRGGGGHHHHH!!! The only thing more sickening than this propagandized mis-statement is the fact that there are so many sheeple that will believe it.

I bet that reporter has gold fringe on his flag...

[DumpsterDiver]

Im confused, Is he suppose to be Native American or African American?

He's both, plus this: They've dressed as cowboys and American Indians, claimed to be Muslim and Jewish, and York has said he's an extraterrestrial from the planet "Rizq."

He's all things to all people. He may also be nuts.

[bd476]

In 2,000 Mark Niesse won an award from the Society of Professional Journalists "Mark of Excellence Awards honoring the best in student journalism."

"In-Depth Reporting 1st Place — Mark Niesse, University of Georgia"

Society of Professional Journalists

While employed by AP Mark Niesse has been published over paid: "The California Advocate," Seattle Times "Twelve states explore ways to buy Canadian drugs and not break U.S. law" and many more publications:

Search "Mark Niesse"

Sigh.

(Note to self: stop shilling for bad writers and get to work. /end of self recrimination)

[RLK]

He's all things to all people. He may also be nuts.

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He's a professional irritant abd provocateur. When he started believing his one crap, he entered the world of psychosis.

[Yeti]

"Common law" is the name given to an anti-government legal system that has been employed since the 1970s by white supremacist groups and others to harass the courts and other government officials.

...and our nation was founded on a notion of progressive taxation.

[Askel5]

== =Imagine the reporter's cognitive dissonance. He just had to get "white supremacist group" in there somewhere or go mad.

Plausible enough. =)

(Trust all is well with you and yours.)