[sweetliberty]

"Chocolate Rose" asked me to post this article.

Just when you think this HINO SOB can't get any more evil...

[Dr.Zoidberg]

When dealing with mankind, there is no bottom. So you can only guess how low that filthy POS can go.

[sweetliberty]

Terri's Army ping!

If you want on or off of this ping list, please let me know.

[ChemistCat]

The use of the word TRIAL is very interesting, isn't it.

Terri is on TRIAL for the crime of being inconvenient.

[ChemistCat]

Doctors and a judge have ruled that Terri Schiavo is in a persistent vegetative state with no hope for recovery. She suffered severe brain damage in 1990 when her heart stopped beating - cutting off oxygen to her brain - because of a chemical imbalance.

Not ALL doctors, and only ONE judge...

And the cause of her brain damage is DEFINITELY not what they say it is.

[ladyinred]

Why doesn't this evil man just go quietly into the night? It becomes more and more obvious this isn't about Terri, it is about the money.

[nothingnew]

...when her heart stopped beating - cutting off oxygen to her brain - because of a chemical imbalance.

Yeah...right....It couldn't have been "someone" trying to choke the life out her, could it?

FMCDH

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

This loving husband sho' does want his wife dead...pronto!

According to him, it's for her own "good." I thought wanting to snuff your wife "for her own good" was not a valid excuse.

Even the Green River Killer is only getting life in prison and he killed 48 women!

Is Terri Schiavo worse than him?

[Theodore R.]

I had no idea how corrupt FL was until the Terri starvation/dehydration order came twice from a "Republican" and "Baptist" judge. I thought that the 2000 vote dispute was just an unlikely outcome of a close election. It seems now that there is more skullduggery in FL than in most other places. Does this state still have the highest rate of violent crime? It is clearly a state where a civil judge alone can give one a death sentence and nothing can be done because the "trial judge" never errs! I don't think the people of FL have a clue! We already know that certain ones on the Atlantic coast can't use a simple butterfly ballot successfully.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Can this guy be any more transparent in his quest to kill his wife?

[Dog Gone]

The legal challenge is between the husband and the state. The issue is the consitutionality of Terri's Law.

Just because someone is interested in the outcome of a case, doesn't entitle them to intervene in it. The courts simply cannot allow everyone who cares to intervene.

The Florida Attorney General is perfectly competent to represent the state in its effort to protect Terri. The Schindlers, and Pat Robertson for that matter, are not parties to these narrowly-defined legal issues, and the court will almost certainly decline their demand to get involved.

[Deep_6]

Terri's lost her Cerebral Cortex and the cavity filled with spinal fluid.

The cerebral cortex can not be replaced or replenished; it can not
grow back; it can not be transplanted.

Without a cerebral cortex, an individual ceases to be an individual.

There is a total loss of coherency; the individual is rendered to a 
vegetated state. There is no chance for any recovery from that state.

Terri is truly in a vegetated state and has been for 13 years.

Terri had been placed on a feeding apparatus due to her inability
to swallow voluntarily. She can not live without that feeding device;
that feeding device in the State of Florida is considered a life support
system, since the individual can not survive without it's usage.

Since Terri can not and never will regain any consciousness to
allow her to ever converse, or have any voluntary movement,
she is considered in a vegetative state.

Terri has been in this vegetative state for 13 years. Removing 
her from a life support system is a decision a guardian must decide.

No-one remains on a mechanical life support system indefinitely;
if there is no chance for recovery, no chance for any coherency,
and no chance to ever have the ability to engage a voluntary
movement, then forcing a soul to be contained in a lifeless
shell of a body is more inhuman; more sacrilegious, that to
allow it to pass.

Terri's dead; let her soul rest in peace.

 

[Libloather]

It maybe the perfect time for a right to life case. Bumpin...

[joesnuffy]

How can a man be the husband of one woman who instead of being dedicated to comfort he is dedicated to kill...

He is currently living with a woman who is pregnant with his child and who has another child of whom he is also the father...

Now common law would indicate that he is married to the woman with whom he is currently living and has two children with..and not Terry Schiavo ..

He has no interest other than killing her ...and collecting the balanace of monies awarded to Terri specifically for her medical treatment....treatment he has gone to court to deny her...

Mike is afraid that by keeping Terri alive the money will be used up in her care....even though that is precisely what the money is for...and why the courts awarded HER the money..

Mike feels he should have the money to spend on himself and his new common law wife..

Since a man cannot legally be married to two women at the same time..

It seems prudent of a judge to divorce him from Terri and award her parents guardianship..

[Petronski]

The NGFBHINO Michael Schiavo is playing with fire. God help him....I'm talking about a genuine Saul of Tarsus moment!

[Aliska]

Maybe they are approaching this case from the wrong standpoint. Florida laws, if I understand them correctly, allow that a non-terminally ill patient, who may or may not be in a persistent vegetative condition, can be starved to death. The law also allows that nourishment and water fall under the definition of medicine or artificial life support. That may be unconstitutional and someone should look into appealing those laws to the Supreme Court.

The judge is bound to follow the law as it is written, whether or not it is moral, although mandating the death penalty to anyone based on hearsay testimony from one who has a "clear and convincing" conflict of interest and "remembered" his wife's wishes years later is highly questionable.

Even if a person is truly in a persistent vegetative state, it should be illegal to starve them to death in all 50 states. That's the can of worms they seem to want to keep the lid on.

[Libertina]

This guy has got to be sick... and hiding something. Does he realize he could end up the Most Reviled man in America?

[nmh]

"The conservative law firm founded by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson asked last week to be allowed to intervene in the case on behalf of Schindlers."

Love him or hate him, Pat Robertson is a lawyer and I'd bet he'll have his firm do this free of charge for the Schindlers. Now they have some serious legal backing.

[Mo1]

said in court papers Monday her parents shouldn't be allowed to enter the constitutional fight over the new law which is prolonging her life.

On what grounds?

[yikes]

This case is beginning to sound more and more like bad blood between the husband and the parents. Meanwhile, the patient is a yo-yo in all this.

[Aliska]

OT for this thread but I heard there is an amber alert in CA. Little asthmatic girl was with her cousin who is a convicted sex offender, I know, I know, and hasn't been seen for about 24 hours. Don't have any more.

If someone can find a link to a website, please post the alert.