Frank M. Lombard - Duke Professor and accused pedophile - his Amazon book wish-list tells all

Amazon.com ^ | June 30, 2009 | Self

[cynwoody]

OK. I went there, and I have to say I'm glad the text at the top read "Hello. Sign in to get personalized recommendations. New customer? Start here.". Good thing I hadn't bought anything there recently! (Gotta keep those cookies trashed!)

[iowamark]

See what Mr. Lombard’s specialty was. How timely.

“”Frank M Lombard
Associate Director, Health Inequalities Program
Office Location: 2812 Erwin Road
Teaching (Fall 2009):
PUBPOL 111.01, INTRO TO U.S. HEALTH CARE SYSTEM””

[Brytani]

I can’t think of a single method of execution that is horrible enough to give this monster.

[Brytani]

I was not logged on when I found the site and I checked my cookies after, Amazon didn’t put anything on my computer - thank God!!

[Maelstorm]

Now that is some book list!

[Maelstorm]

I just finished emailing the media outlets in 4 states and DC with the story.

[backhoe]

I can’t think of a single method of execution that is horrible enough to give this monster.

Neither can I-- hanging, drawing and quartering might be a good start...

[Brytani]

I’m trying to find the prosecutor who is going after him, this could be used as direct evidence at his trial.

[Daisyjane69]

wow...great research!

[Bon mots]

This guy and his 'partner' lived in a gay community with 22 gay households and 22 adopted kids. They shared common meals together and events and strange rituals.

Why don't the Feds go through this queer community kicking in doors and burning down the houses the way they do when it's a Christian group?

Frankly, I find it very strange that this "Eno Commons Community" where these gay freaks all live with 20 other slave children had an adult-child "secret pal week" event that ran through Valentines day?

From the enocommons.org website:

"Secret Pal brings neighbors together...

Seven years ago they started the Secret Pal week tradition to celebrate Valentine's Day at Eno Commons.

The goal of Secret Pal week is to promote interaction between adults and kids. Adults are asked to volunteer to be a secret pal and are matched with a child. During the week leading up to Valentine's Day, the adults give their secret pal children little gifts and clues, but the adults keep their identity a secret. At the end of the week, the kids prepare the brunch.

It is fun watching the kids huddling together trying to guess who their secret pal is. Can you think of a better way to connect kids with adults?

Evidently, they have other ways of connecting adults to kids there.

[SunkenCiv]

Ping!

[grey_whiskers]

Like, *PING*, dude.

[Red in Blue PA]

I believe even if you ARE NOT logged in, Amazon can see the pages you visited, so they may be recommendations next time you log in. Be sure to delete your history and cookies.

[Red in Blue PA]

The guy is not even smart enough to make the list private.

Am constantly amazed at the idiocy of people.

[FES0844]

Al Sharpton & Jesse Jackson are too busy at Neverland.

[Hardastarboard]

#$%^$#$#$!!! I was afraid of that!! I have an Amazon account. UGH! That will teach me to be more careful of the links I pursue, even here.

BTW, that was one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen. I, too find it hard to believe that Amazon sells that kind of filth.

[Elsie]

However, I have saved the three pages as PDF ...

How is this done?

[vg0va3]

Cookie cleansing...try some disinfectant

[AppyPappy]

” lived in a gay community “

Not true. There were only a few gay couples. It was a liberal commune. No guns allowed.

[LittleBillyInfidel]

Is this really FreeRepublic or did I just stumble across some lame gossip site???

How is it that there are 37 posts and not one person has asked:

1: ‘’How is it that we know this wish list is real and not a set up or prank?’’

and

2. ‘’How is it that ANYBODY’S book wish list is up for public scrutiny or judgement?’’

Now - some people here are all paranoid about their OWN privacy because ‘’someone’’ might now judge THEM for the TRACKING cookies that now might be on their computers.

I guess your explaination to the cyber police is just that you were a busybody, ‘’curious about the (alledged) sick and twisted perversions of others, online’’. The cyber cops response to YOU: ‘’Yeah, right bub. We’ve heard it all before. Tell it to the Judge.’’

(Oh, but the distintion and standard for you is quite different, I know....I knowwwww...)