Walk Into the Office Of Judicial Watch...

The National Journal ^ | June 29, 2002 | Louis Jacobson

[terilyn]

Pot/Kettle, Frying Pan/Fire...

Go Audit Go

[terilyn]

LOL! I couldn't care if you have green hair with purple spots.

But, apparantly, if you're of legal age to drink on this thread, you're considered a blue-hair that is too senile to know what you're talking about.

[Iwo Jima]

Don't you think that it is darned decent of Rebeckie to start these JW threads and keep them going? I'm certainly not able to do it, given my geriatric state. It's all that I can do to drag my senile self to the keyboard to post a few replies.

I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And Rebeckie is due enormous credit for getting the word out about corruption at JW.

Now, I don't want anybody to be too harsh on the young'un, because she just might up and leave FR or stop posting these very valuable JW threads.

[Iwo Jima]

I couldn't care if you have green hair with purple spots.

WHAT??? HOW DID YOU KNOW? Has my hairdresser been blabbing again? You just can't trust anyone nowadays.

[ned]

Go Audit Go

Do you mean to say that Judicial Watch is still refusing to comply with the IRS audit that began approximately four years ago?

Those records must really be complicated!!

Or is Judicial Watch still pleading the Fifth Amendment?

[terilyn]

I have no idea.

I thought you were supposed to be working on that one?

[terilyn]

Sorry! I shouldn't have blabbed...but now that the secret's out, it just might elevate the level of respect you get around here.

[terilyn]

When I was about five years old, I asked my mother if she was scared when as a little girl, the Indians surrounded her covered wagon.

She didn't let me forget that for years.

For some reason I have flashbacks to that while I'm on one of these threads.

Oh, FWIW, my mother is 62 now. That would have been in about 1963. I figured she was reeeeeealy old. I now know how she felt.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"because she just might up and leave FR or stop posting these very valuable JW threads."

Either that, or change screen names.....again!

[deport]

Now, I don't want anybody to be too harsh on the young'un, because she just might up and leave FR or stop posting these very valuable JW threads.

I don't think she'll leave. It hasn't been two months since she stated on this forum that she was taking a six months vaction from Howlin, Amelia and myself. The girl can't help it.

I was just a few blocks from the JW office in Big D this past weekend. I felt so blessed knowing that gov't corruption was being rooted out as I drove passed...

I have to give the 'eWW' credit as he's found himself a niche and is doing well with it or so it seems.... Money wise anyway.

[Fred Mertz]

God himself probably doesn't know how many "corporations" Klayman has set up for himself.

We'll soon see when the audit is done.

I hope Larry exposes the IRS for what they are. Like you, I'm glad they targeted Judicial Watch.

Unlike you, I'm praying that LK and JW wins and exposes the tax code for what it is - higher priced protection money than the Mafia ever dreamed of charging! LOL

You and ned keep cheering the IRS on, it helps show your true statist colors.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

I am actually quite surprised that you remembered I said that, but thanks for reminding me. Like I said to Howlin a few posts up, I have no problem with some legitimate questions people have concerning JW's budget or the lack of activity in some their lawsuits.

What I do have a problem with however, is when people call Larry Klayman a "bottom-feeding lawyer", a "shyster", or when people falsely allege that Judicial Watch is a corrupt, criminal enterprise. By alleging this, these people are essentially calling the diligent staff at Judicial Watch corrupt persons also. I have a problem with because it is not debate, it is personal attacks and needless mud-slinging.

[Fred Mertz]

Go Audit Go

Sorry I missed you on my previous reply. Same goes for you.

[Howlin]

I see; so if you want to do it, it's okay; but if we join in a thread on Klayman, somebody YOU like and we don't, it's a personal attack?

How fair of you.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

I changed screenames once and will not do it again.

[Howlin]

And since you're here, I'll ask you this: why did Larry get all upset when the Bushes went to coffee with the CROOKS the Clintons, but it was fine and dandy for him to hang around and have his picture taken with Ashcroft -- Larry feels the same way about Ashcroft as he does about the Clintons, for goodness sakes.

Why is THAT okay, too?

[Iwo Jima]

I know how your mother felt, too. I was terrified as a child when the Indians surrounded our covered wagon. And later when the Yankees came and burned us out, left us with nothing to eat, and raised our taxes sky high. And the San Francicso earthquake, and the great influenza epidemic of the early 1900s. And then there were the black church burnings....

[terilyn]

We've already had this conversation. I have no argument with your basis for your opinion. And you know why I feel like I do. Nobody should be above the law.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

"I don't think she'll leave. It hasn't been two months since she stated on this forum that she was taking a six months vaction from Howlin, Amelia and myself. The girl can't help it."

I am not a girl, but a 20 year old woman. You only disrespect me like this because there is a computer screen in front of you, instead of an actual person. I had stated that I was going to take a vacation, but then I received some encouraging Freepmails from people telling me not to take my leave of absence, so I obliged.

"I was just a few blocks from the JW office in Big D this past weekend. I felt so blessed knowing that gov't corruption was being rooted out as I drove passed..."

You should have stopped in, I am sure that they would have LOVED to have your commanding presence in the room, DEPORT.

"I have to give the 'eWW' credit as he's found himself a niche and is doing well with it or so it seems.... Money wise anyway."

I am glad that Judicial Watch is still doing well in the contributions part, they need to stay a viable entity. Their services for one, are much needed in the great state of Illinois.

[ned]

Exactly when did you put that check in the mail?

Everyday, I meet the postman at the end of the walkway.