Someone just now posted it HERE.
Well sort of. VERY short excerpt.
Very interesting article. Thanks. :)
Posted on 04/08/2005 4:27:51 PM PDT by mdittmar
Someone just now posted it HERE.
Well sort of. VERY short excerpt.
Very interesting article. Thanks. :)
According to Dante, those that reside in the ninth circle of hell are the traitors to country, neighbors, and God.
Seems appropriate...
I knew an inmate at Kansas State Pen in the segregation unit that was nuts and frequently wrote threats to president carter and other dignataries saying he was Col. Chastain of the freedom fighters of america. He was ex-military but nuts and had been on lockdown for several years. He said that when the president came to Kansas City for a scheduled visit his group was going to have him killed. Three days after the letter went out 2 secret service agents showed up and talked to him for 7 hours. He said later he would never write another letter. When the state of Kansas released him he went to Danbury Conn. federal correctional institution for 3 years for the threat.
Here's guessing those that threated Michael Schiavo won't be given the same leniency.
"Ah now you shouldn`t have gone and said that. Threatening the President is a Federal offense. You can go to jail, even if you don`t mean it."
What else? (I ask rhetorically). Why doesn't Congress simply abolish the 9th circuit completely? I dont see why, say, Montana- the 9th curcuit- couldnt handle all their appeals. That should do 'em.
Staying true to form, right?
I can imagine if Kerry were president...we would have heard the scream around the world!!! "TEEEERRRREZZZZZZAAAAAHHHHHH...WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH"!!!!!!!!!!
But...then again...if Kerry had been elected President, who would have sent the letter? The terrorists and the left would have gotten what they wanted...nobody would have been threatening death to the president then!
Mathew Hale got 40 years in the slammer. And he didn't do anything to any judge. He didn't directly threaten any judge from what I understand. I want court reform
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If he didn't threaten the judge, he should not be in jail for it.
Judging from his resume, I think Hale would have ended up in jail eventually. He is a pretty despicable bottom-feeding low-life. But I read that he did threaten the judge, and admitted it. What's the real story here? We should wait until he commits the crime he most certainly was headed for, THEN throw the book at him.
"According to the record, Hale SOLICITED someone to kill the judge -- that's a couple of notches up from just threatening."
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Thanks, I knew something bothered me about that post. I don't think Mathew Hale should be a poster boy for our fight against judicial tyranny. He is unsavory.
Hale is a jerk and a poor specimen of a human being I agree. But I just think the punishment should fit the crime. I think 40 years is excessive.
You have a good point. But because he is dangerous and possibly deranged, from my perspective anyway, I am unable to summon up any outrage about the excessive sentence. It's probably a good thing I am not a part of the judicial system.
Have a good night.
Nice! Thanks.
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