I would like to know if this is pure antisemetism, over-zealous prosecution, union-we'll-getchya, PETA fever or all the above.
1 posted on
06/21/2010 3:32:49 PM PDT by
papabrody
To: papabrody
All of the above, but I suspect that his appearance
may have been the major factor, and if that means antisemitism at the forfront, then that's what it is.
I suspect you'll see a successful appeal, then it all starts over again.
2 posted on
06/21/2010 3:42:45 PM PDT by
SJackson
(most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it, M Sanger)
To: papabrody
Looks like they are making a spectacle of him. This is ridiculous.
3 posted on
06/21/2010 3:42:45 PM PDT by
Cinnamon Girl
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To: papabrody
well, don’t break the law and you won’t have some hard ass judge throw the book at ya.
4 posted on
06/21/2010 3:43:27 PM PDT by
Hexenhammer
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To: papabrody
I think PETA, although I recall this was a prosecutor that decided all Jewish people should be denied bail, since we can flee to Israel.
5 posted on
06/21/2010 3:48:14 PM PDT by
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$31 million bank fraud, 27 years. Lots of money, lots of years.
$35 million bank fraud, 63 to 78 months.
Rubashkins lawyers were negligent in not recomenting
And the kipa has to go.
6 posted on
06/21/2010 3:49:12 PM PDT by
SJackson
(most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it, M Sanger)
To: papabrody
Read the article and many of the comments and I still have no idea what this guy did.
And what does PETA have to do with it?
7 posted on
06/21/2010 3:52:47 PM PDT by
moonhawk
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To: papabrody
From the article, I cannot figure out what he was convicted of.
10 posted on
06/21/2010 3:56:40 PM PDT by
Guyin4Os
(A messianic ger-tsedek)
To: papabrody
What is the reasoning given for such a length of time in prison? It doesn’t seem appropriate when viewed against other similar cases.
13 posted on
06/21/2010 4:06:25 PM PDT by
ConservativeMind
(Hypocrisy: "Animal rightists" who eat meat & pen up pets while accusing hog farmers of cruelty.)
To: papabrody
If his name was Mohammed al Zahir, Obama’s Justice Department would be demanding his release...
16 posted on
06/21/2010 4:10:13 PM PDT by
COBOL2Java
(Obama is the least qualified guy in whatever room he walks into.)
To: papabrody
I would like to know if this is pure antisemetism, over-zealous prosecution, union-we'll-getchya, PETA fever or all the above. Not at all... you're REALLY jumping to conclusions.
I live not far from there.
His company, over the years, has violated just about every health law known to science and each time they just got a slap on the wrist.
He had illegal Mexicans working there and even violated child labor laws.
Locals thought he would get by with this stuff and are elated that he will finally have to pay the price.
19 posted on
06/21/2010 4:17:41 PM PDT by
capt. norm
(Never underestimate the power of very stupid people in large groups.)
To: papabrody
He lied to the bank. This looks like a crime that would warrant 5 years. 27 years is insane. This is federal court, meaning that 27 years really is 27 years.
20 posted on
06/21/2010 4:21:11 PM PDT by
Chet 99
To: papabrody
This was a strange case (actually several cases) that played out over many months in different jurisdictions. I believe this sentence involves the Federal charges of bank fraud and/or embezzlement. After he was convicted in Federal court the prosecutors dropped all the charges related to the hiring of illegal immigrants at the meat packing plant . . . they knew that his sentence for the financial crimes would be so severe that the immigration violations would be overkill and unnecessary.
I believe the charges related to the alleged child labor violations -- which were matters of Iowa state law -- were also dropped for the same reason.
23 posted on
06/21/2010 4:25:18 PM PDT by
Alberta's Child
("Let the Eastern bastards freeze in the dark.")
To: papabrody
He broke labor and immigration laws and his behavior creates antisemitism. He can rot in jail.
57 posted on
06/21/2010 8:48:03 PM PDT by
rmlew
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