TODAY IS THE DAY TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT (Feds Give Klamath Leader 72 Hours To Get To Court)

Headgates | 4 September 2001 | James L. Buchal (AKA Iconoclast2)

[Yellow Rose of Texas]

Thanks, did Bump go with her?

[farmfriend]

See #110.

[farmfriend]

See post #110.

[harpo11]

mfulstone, a salute to you, you simply are the best!

That is one scary graphic...I'm going to use it if ok with you for the next petition thread.

[harpo11]

Meanwhile, President George W. Bush has been encouraging citizens to not be spectators, but to be actively engaged in citizenship.

So this is the treatment citizens are to expect for not being on the sidelines spectating but for being actively engaged?

[StopGlobalWhining]

Reno To Lead Off Distinguished Speakers Series

August 24, 2001

University Park, Pa. - Former Attorney General Janet Reno will lead off Penn State's Distinguished Speakers Series on Wednesday, Sept. 5, at 8 p.m. in Eisenhower Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public, but tickets are required.

Tickets will be available to students attending classes at the University Park campus on Monday, Aug. 27. Tickets will be available to faculty, staff and students from other Penn State campuses on Tuesday, Aug. 28. The general public may pick up any remaining tickets beginning Wednesday, Aug. 29, on a first-come, first-served basis. The Eisenhower box office is open from 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Limited tickets may also be available the night of the speech.

The nation's first female attorney general, Reno headed the world's largest justice and law enforcement office (125,000 employees) for nearly eight years and was responsible for the enforcement of federal laws and for representing the government in court. The longest serving attorney general since before the civil war, Reno used the authority of her office to enforce civil rights and environmental and health statutes, and increase the government's information technology resources devoted to law enforcement.

The Distinguished Speakers Series is sponsored by the University Park Allocation Committee, coordinated by the Distinguished Speakers Series Committee and the Office of Student Activities, and funded by student activity fees. For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at (814) 863-3786.

Contact: Amy Neil (aen4@psu.edu) or Allison Kessler (aek143@psu.edu) at (814) 865-7517.

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This is a disgrace, and an embarrassment to Penn State. There are far better and more qualified speakers to bring to campus than "the butcher of Waco". Reno is an embarrassment to humanity. True evil. Her pursuit of innocent people in her Florida witch hunt against alleged child molesters is a case study in paranoia and fraud, and abuse of government power.

[DLfromthedesert]

Got it!!! Thanks!!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

amom just called, she just got back
no other news from her than what is in post 110

[Archie Bunker on steroids]

Thanks farmfriend - lot of catching up to do.

[prisoner6]

THANKS for the info! While a continuance in most cases is probably a good thing, I'm not sure that it is here. To me it seems like it's more of a stall tactic by the Feds. It divides the leaders andically keeps Barbara busy and away from a focal point of the action, although I'm sure she'll be nearby.

God be with the farmers and everyone who supports them.

prisoner6

[Revel]

Another Amen for you, and for our country.

[dixiechick2000]

Well, I feel like a dope! I didn't read the whole thread before posting! (note to self...READ before posting!)

Thanks for calling this to my attention! ;o)

[Coyote]

God bless you, Coyote. What a stunning prayer.

I deny it. Not me. Not my words. I fell into a trance. Too much ground squirrel. Not enough whiskey.

And the serious part is, the Glory really goes to Him. I have no choice in the matter. It's a done deal. I've surrendered. Only the ghost of my howlin' bark remains.