Perry on Polygamy
May 22nd, 2008 at 4:03 pm
Gov. Rick Perry’s office just released the following statement about today’s appeals court ruling in the FLDS case:
“This is an ongoing legal matter, and our office is confident that state’s lawyers will review the appropriate next steps in this case to ensure the safety and welfare of the children involved.”
Translation: The governor is staying as far away from this as humanly possible. Please stop calling!
May 22nd, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Is this basically the first comment he’s had in two weeks or more?
Even Gov. Helmethair doesn’t have enough hairspray for this.
May 23rd, 2008 at 12:37 pm
But, will ‘SHIfTY RICKY” stay from the truly dangerous:
George W and the Kingdom in his Dense Skull
Macho man?
Excusing the Vietnam War from which he ran.
Greatness personified?
Absent the truth from which he does hide.
Looking regal?
Only if admiring a homely beagle.
Morally decisive?
Alleging all others to be just derisive.
Notable in history -
Incompetence mystery -
Calamity greater than even anything in protohistory!
Bottom feeding Presidents James Buchanan and Warren G. Harding are now lookin’ good?
Hubert Wilson
June 5th, 2008 at 1:36 am
THE TRUTH FINALLY EMERGES
Great Scott ! ! - and we call this the land of the free and the home of the brave? On my blog, I was about to write a post implying that that whole FLDS raid was a conspiracy…mainly involving one state legislator (Harvey Hildebran),local officials (Sheriff David Doran)and a judge(Walther) - in whose court they, undoubtedly, had the assurance that she would set aside judicial integrity in favor of making rulings from the bench consistent with the goals of that conspiracy…to run FLDS out of the state of Texas (and egreiously violating the civil rights of that religious group in the process)
But, thanks to the fine investigative reporting efforts of the Dallas Morning News we now have hard evidence that it was indeed a conspiracy, but on a massive state wide scale…going all the way up to the governor’s office (and showing his complicity in said conspiracy). It has been reported that these same players are now trying to contrive criminal charges against some of the members of FLDS.
Well, lets put the shoe on the other foot. My advice to FLDS is not to lay back again and simply be grateful for getting the children back.If you truly want to be left alone you must stand up for your rights by going on the offense. Get a recognized civil rights attorney and file a civil rights suit in the federal court for actual and punitive damages (including injunctive relief against state and local officials from futher interference in your religious freedoms), I think you can win a large monetary award against these weasels for their conspiracy to violate your civil rights.
But even more important, file a civil rights complaint with the US Justice department against all those conspirators that knowingly, willfullly and intentionally set out to violate your civil rights. Its time to start putting these weasels under criminal charges…in order.to deter others who, in the future, would attempt to use their official capacities to violate the constitutional rights of individuals or groups. Lets hope the national media will finally start reporting the extent of this outrage.
UP THE CONSTITUTION, DOWN THE BRIGANDS
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