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To: Anonykat

"Dirty rotten cruel cowardly spineless evil selfish son of the devil himself. He'd rather let her die than just let her be with her family. He'd rather be a murderer than a divorcee. What is he afraid of? I think God will overlook divorce sooner than he'll overlook murder, but maybe that's just me."

Don't forget the judges, politicians, medical workers and everyone else who is allowing this to happen. We all know she might be murdered and by whom, yet are we powerless to stop it?

Holtz
JeffersonRepublic.com


62 posted on 02/14/2005 8:16:28 PM PST by JeffersonRepublic.com (The 51st state is right around the corner.)
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To: JeffersonRepublic.com

"Don't forget the judges, politicians, medical workers and everyone else who is allowing this to happen. We all know she might be murdered and by whom, yet are we powerless to stop it?"

True enough. And are we powerless? I was just talking about this with hubby tonight. And I'm afraid so. Tons of people are writing to complain to FL politicians, and I will join them shortly, but in the end, our words mean little, b/c an activist judge has a point to prove. If I thought my words would mean a dang thing to Greer, I'd be in Florida, pounding on his door day and night. But the murder of one class of citizens is already legal in this country - it was only a matter of time before another class was included. And over time, there will be more and more.


68 posted on 02/14/2005 8:27:19 PM PST by Anonykat (stienekel.tripod.com)
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To: JeffersonRepublic.com; cyn; pc93; Scoop 1; amdgmary; floriduh voter; Ohioan from Florida

Well we shouldn't be powerless to stop it. There is the provision for impeachment in Florida "if" the legislature has the guts or whichever body part is needed to take such a bold step! While they're at it, they need to repeal the portion of the statute which includes feeding tubes as life support. Thousands of fully functioning people (for the most part)rely on them on a daily basis. We have statutes which declare it a felony to deny an elderly or disabled person food, water, necessary comforts, etc. and it's also a felony to falsely imprison another person. To boot Greer places himself above the cream by refusing to step down from the case even though it's been requested 4 times.

You know what else I've been wondering? Why is it that every time Greer is going to make a ruling Felos announces what that ruling will be 2 or 3 days in advance of Greer announcing it. Maybe they're sharing glasses.

Anyone have an idea how we can split the work to research that one? Or if anyone thinks there is enough to it to make it worth the manhours? Why is Felos knowing ahead of time?


135 posted on 02/15/2005 3:15:54 PM PST by tutstar ( <{{--->< http://ripe4change.4-all.org Violations of Florida Statutes ongoing!)
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