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To: FairOpinion
Judge Greer has displayed the perfect example of enforcing his law of death through the attempted killing of Terri. With no question that Mr. Schiavo could be lying or trying to murder his wife, this judge and Judge Whittemore has firmly backed Michael Schiavo and defied the family of Terri, Congress, and even the President of the United States. With their arrogance, they are too interested in the display of tactics than the life of a human being.

Judge Greer, incidentally, got campaign contributions from the law firm that is helping Michael Schiavo kill Terri. Maybe he got a lot more from the ACLU, too. With no question, Jeb Bush puts his hands up and the Congress of Florida refuses to stand up for the citizens of Florida through not passing the bill that could have saved, not only Terri, but also many others that might be in the same position as her.

How far is this going to get? Are all people who are being fed through a tube going to have the threat of being murdered by a judiciary. Are we in a Neo-Nazi time now?
Why is the ACLU taking sides in killing her, and why is our government helping to pay for the ACLU lawyers to do this?
7 posted on 03/25/2005 10:53:23 PM PST by SpitzN (The right to kill)
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To: SpitzN

Allow me to connect a few dots: judge Greer signed orders allowing Michael Schiavo to raid the $700,000 trust set up by court award for Terri's rehabilitation, and to pay more than $300,000 of it to George Felos, Chairman of the Board at Hospice, business associate of Greer. Then, Felos turns around and donates heavily to Greer's relection.


16 posted on 03/25/2005 11:14:12 PM PST by MHGinTN (If you can read this, you've had life support from someone. Promote life support for others.)
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To: SpitzN
"Are all people who are being fed through a tube going to have the threat of being murdered by a judiciary"

Yes. Especially when court appointed guardians are allowed to overrule any family members wishes. or even any "living will" stating they don't want to be starved to death.

54 posted on 03/26/2005 12:20:54 PM PST by monkeywrench
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