TERRI SCHINDLER SCHIAVO CALLING ALL FREEPERS Pt2 Disabled FL woman given Death Sentence by FL Courts

09-21-03 | pc93

[pc93]

I never got to hear "the point".

[freeparoundtheclock]

You can go to amazon.com to read reviews of Glenn Beck's book The Real America or to his web site. I has something to do with 9-10-01 or after. He's at glennbeck.com.

[freeparoundtheclock]

Ping to #655.

[freeparoundtheclock]

#661

[freeparoundtheclock]

Do you know any clients of Felos? You seem to know all about them.

[freeparoundtheclock]

665.

[freeparoundtheclock]

If you think Florida is slowly embracing Michael Schiavo, why are you here?

[GWB and GOP Man]

First of all Deo Volente...

...This is type, as in typing words with a keyboard. This is not talk...

...Second of all...

...unless you are the CHIEF of the THOUGHT POLICE, how do you know that I am not simply just thinking about publicly challenging Michael Schiavo and Scott Peterson to a friendly BOXING MATCH? You don't know what I am thinking and until you do, Deo volente SWAMI, you need to realize that this is a very upsetting and emotionally draining topic, especially for those of us who are BUSTING OUR BUTTOCKS, trying to do anything and everything humanly possible to get the word out and see that justice is done. And we don't have much time so...

I strongly suggest that you sir remember who are the REAL VILLAINS in this case.

[syriacus]

What is also sad, GWB, I suspect that if the parents of Terri Schindler or Lacy Peterson had seriously suspected what kinds of sons-in-law these young men would be, the daughters would NOT have listened in the least!

There is an eye-opening book, on this topic, called "Saving Beauty From the Beast." It is written by two women (Vicki Crompton and Ellen Zelda Kessner) whose daughters were murdered.

I recommend it highly to anyone who wants to understand the steps an abusive boyfriend or husband takes to convince his victim that she should stay with him after he begins to treat her badly. It also talks about early signs in their daughter's relationship that might tell parents they should take steps to protect her.

It's the best practical book I have come across on this topic.

[freeparoundtheclock]

If you're referring to Glenn Beck, his point was that he was swamped with emails and phone calls when his listeners thought he was going to kill a dog but since Terri's not a cute little puppy, people aren't outraged and he's been talking about her for three years. He had a rally in Tampa Bay and 100 people showed up last year.

I think Glenn was trying to rally the troops.

[syriacus]

I think Glenn was trying to rally the troops

What a wonderful job Beck is doing

I wish I were able to listen to his show.

[iowamomforfreedom]

I remember when Vicki's daughter was killed. It was a horrible murder.

It happened in my hometown, just a few blocks from my high school.

[MHGinTN]

To understand the Michael Schiavos of the world, M. Scott Peck's book, People Of The Lie can be instructional. There are people in the world who live off of sucking the life out of others, not like in vampires but in overwhelming the persona of others, to dominate and dictate to them, to take away their will and have them subserviant, dependent in a malignant way. Peck offers several examples, leaving one to draw composite conclusions.

[iowamomforfreedom]

If you don't get him locally, you can listen over the internet on some of the stations that have a live feed.

This is the one that I listen to him on:
http://www.wjno.com/streaming.html.

He's on from 9:00 am to 11:30 am eastern.

[Theodore R.]

I am not in FL; I hope I am wrong about the culture of death being embraced by the FL community, even among senior citizens prone to such abuse. Terri has 19 days until starvation begins, and FL seems contented to let this happen. That's what I was saying.

[Theodore R.]

I don't know what kind of clients Felos has other than the euthanasia cases that he has publicized in his writings. What is his actual law specialty? Undoubtedly, he is a popular lawyer in Pinellas Co.

[syriacus]

I remember when Vicki's daughter was killed. It was a horrible murder.

Horrors like that make a lasting impression on neighbors.The daughter of one of my husband's co-workers was killed by her husband.It was very hard to accept it really happened, especially because you'd think that men should be protecting their wives and girlfriends, not killing them.

[GWB and GOP Man]

God Bless you sfrummygirl. By all means, come to Florida. Bring a friend. Bring ten friends.

check hotwire.com for the best air fare rates.

I am trying to rally forces here in my hometown. I am in Georgia.

[GWB and GOP Man]

Great suggestion MHGinTN.

And let's not forget that even Nazi Germany had a 'legal' 'justice' system between 1933 and 1945.

I WILL NOT, along with you and the rest of us fighting for this cause, sell my soul and submit to the culture of death.
I will not take the 'mark of the beast.'

[phenn]

Felos is a right to die advocate. He has denied that to reporters from CNS News, but if you go to his web site (not at mealtime, mind you)
http://meditationforlawyers.com and click personal appearances, you'll see that his public speaking is almost exclusively on the right to die.

Felos has publicly said he intends to write a book after Terri's case is behind him. That sound like he might have a deal with Michael Schiavo to you? Something about client confidentiality comes to mind.

Felos has, in court, likened Terri to a house plant. He has, in court, dismissed the fact that Schiavo lives in open adultery (a crime in Florida) by saying "I can't believe someone actually takes that law seriously." Pardon me, Mr. Felos, but you're a lawyer and you BETTER take it seriously. When the Florida Legislators need critiquing, I'll be sure to have them phone you.

Felos has publicly said that the Schindler family are trying to introduce a spirit of violence and fanatical behavior and that they are the types who would circulate "wanted posters of abortion doctors". Felos has called supporters of Terri's human rights "right wing religious fanatics".

Felos writes in his book "Litigation as Spiritual Practice" that he nearly crashed a plane simply by visualizing it. He also claimed that his abdomen opened and light poured from his body and he "soul spoke" to Ms. Browning - a woman he was trying to "win the right to die" for.

What kind of clients does he have? Misinformed ones would be my personal opinion.

-P-