[txhurl]

Not trying to be contrary, but why would anybody have to put up funds for Corsi to get out of Kenya? He wasn’t charged with anything.

[mouse1]

Not trying to be contrary, but why would anybody have to put up funds for Corsi to get out of Kenya? He wasn’t charged with anything.

Dont know - Just know according to WND it stated funds were paid to two different sources prior to his release. About $3500.00. Who knows??

[Jet Jaguar]

He had to buy his way out of jail, FWII.

[Prov3456]

Not trying to be contrary, but why would anybody have to put up funds for Corsi to get out of Kenya?

because Kenya is a dictatorship (or at least a non-democratic government) and they will "earn" money any way they can get it. Just speculating...........

[PugetSoundSoldier]

Not trying to be contrary, but why would anybody have to put up funds for Corsi to get out of Kenya? He wasn’t charged with anything.

Apparently you haven't been to too many banana republics! Being held indefinitely without charge and at the whim of the local despot is de rigeur in much of the third world...

They new Corsi was researching their Messiah who promises to throw billions of our own dollars their way, so they will stop him until the right money crosses the right palms.

[count-your-change]

Never let the cow leave the barn ‘til after you milk it.

[mad_as_he$$]

Have you ever been to a turdworld country? Believe me there are many things that money makes go away. I have paid thousands over the years to solve various issues from customs “problems” to employees who violated some “ordinance”. One of the worst is Korea and they are suppose to be on our side.

[El Gato]

Not trying to be contrary, but why would anybody have to put up funds for Corsi to get out of Kenya? He wasn’t charged with anything.

If this is all true, I would think he wasn't charged with anything *because* someone put up funds. It is a Muslim country after all, despite it's British colonial heritage.