American Politics

[QUOTE=Chocha Monger]Brother,
You racked up over 100 fuck points in 6 months. Jackson change this gentleman's name from Born Loser 5 to Sex Machine! How much money did you spend on this wholesale fuck bonanza? Did score a fuck point each day or multiple fuck points per day. Six months is about 120 days give or take. That means you had a fresh hole almost every day. Please give a detailed synopsis of how you accomplished this feat. The world ends in 2012 and there are only so many days left to score fuck points.

Regards,
CM[/QUOTE]


I don't remember the multiple sessions that we all do, its Philippines bro anything is possible :) i have written that i feel i'm a sex maniac :)..but still i respect women a lot, you wouldn't see i writing bad things about women and i pay every encounter well above the average price :)

The world doesn't end in 2012....that is what they want everyone to believe...collective consciousness , they want to create a reality that is different from the real.

Infact by 2012 to 2016 we all will know our real nature....these Illuminati's don't want that, they want control...

They dont want us to be free..the truth you will uncover would be 1 trillion times more powerful than an atomic weapon.

There is a lot of media, internet disinformation campaign going on...take everything with a pinch of salt, trust no one, believe none...only non violence and love is the answer in coming days.

We will more and more hear about one world order, one currency, climate change, one world governance and then alien invasion for the world to unite under one force to combat world problems.... believe none.

America is the hub of these monsters, they have infiltrated America a long long time back...they don't care if billions die.

End times are near, judgement is upon us...you will hear these words more often...trust no one...all lies sugar coated pills.

Almost all Americans presidents were freemasons? why is that?

Check these pic out, what are these signs, do we do this everyday...just connect the dots....this sign is the horn of lucifer....do research on devil, black magic, and these signs come up over and over again?

America is the new Egypt.

i am surprised at the absence of discussion here about the roman polanski arrest.

is it because we all understand that the little fucker had it coming to him?

i mean, we can all disagree with some of the silly sex laws that many countries, and the us in particular, have - but [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord125][CodeWord125][/url] and sodomizing a 13 year-old has got to be beyond the pale even for the most perverted monger! the guy could probably have had a queue of young wannabe starlets eagerly waiting outside his bedroom and he has to resort to getting a 13 year-old drunk, then drugged, then forcibly [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord125][CodeWord125][/url] and sodomizing her!

i understand that 30 years is a long time ago, and i don't know how the statute of limitations works in the us, but he was tried and convicted (and confessed), fleeing justice and living as a fugitive should not count as "time served" pre-sentencing! sure he was right to suspect his plea bargain might not be honored - no one ever got off that lightly for such a blatant crime.

yet the hollywood elite and french government are defending this little prick?

i guess their concept of sexual morality and justice is not as high and refined as that of isg mongers!

[quote=gentleman travel]i am surprised at the absence of discussion here about the roman polanski arrest.

is it because we all understand that the little fucker had it coming to him?
[/quote]
yes. we understand that roman polanski the little **** bastard had it coming to him. the sad thing was that he was going to get off with 90 days and probation if the judge hadn't seen those pictures in the press where polanski was at it again with **** girls in europe while awaiting his sentence. maybe we're just tired of the double standard in the american justice system when it comes to the rich and famous. there are things we don't like to acknowledge as americans like the fact that michael vick was punished more harshly for his mistreatment of dogs compared to roman polanski a confessed child [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord126][CodeWord126][/url].

[quote=gentleman travel]i am surprised at the absence of discussion here about the roman polanski arrest.

is it because we all understand that the little fucker had it coming to him?

i mean, we can all disagree with some of the silly sex laws that many countries, and the us in particular, have - but [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord125][CodeWord125][/url] and sodomizing a 13 year-old has got to be beyond the pale even for the most perverted monger! the guy could probably have had a queue of young wannabe starlets eagerly waiting outside his bedroom and he has to resort to getting a 13 year-old drunk, then drugged, then forcibly [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord125][CodeWord125][/url] and sodomizing her!

i understand that 30 years is a long time ago, and i don't know how the statute of limitations works in the us, but he was tried and convicted (and confessed), fleeing justice and living as a fugitive should not count as "time served" pre-sentencing! sure he was right to suspect his plea bargain might not be honored - no one ever got off that lightly for such a blatant crime.

yet the hollywood elite and french government are defending this little prick?

i guess their concept of sexual morality and justice is not as high and refined as that of isg mongers![/quote]

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/roman_polanski#sex_crime_conviction[/url]

sex crime conviction

in 1977, polanski, then aged 44, became embroiled in a scandal involving 13-year-old samantha gailey (now samantha geimer). it ultimately led to polanski's guilty plea to the charge of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.[33][34]

according to geimer, polanski asked geimer's mother if he could photograph the girl for the french edition of vogue, which polanski had been invited to guest-edit. her mother allowed a private photo shoot. according to geimer in a 2003 interview, "everything was going fine; then he asked me to change, well, in front of him." she added, "it didn't feel right, and i didn't want to go back to the second shoot."[34]

geimer later agreed to a second session, which took place on march 10, 1977 at the home of actor jack nicholson in the mulholland area of los angeles. "we did photos with me drinking champagne," geimer says. "toward the end it got a little scary, and i realized he had other intentions and i knew i was not where i should be. i just didn't quite know how to get myself out of there." she recalled in a 2003 interview that she began to feel uncomfortable after he asked her to lie down on a bed, and how she attempted to resist. "i said, 'no, no. i don't want to go in there. no, i don't want to do this. no!', and then i didn't know what else to do," she stated, adding: "we were alone and i didn’t know what else would happen if i made a scene. so i was just scared, and after giving some resistance, i figured well, i guess i’ll get to come home after this".[35]

geimer testified that polanski gave her a combination of champagne and quaaludes,[36] a sedative drug, and "despite her protests, he performed oral sex, intercourse and sodomy on her",[37][38][39] each time after being told 'no' and being asked to stop.[40][41][42][43]

charges and guilty plea

polanski was initially charged[44] with [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] by use of drugs, perversion, sodomy, lewd and lascivious act upon a child under 14, and furnishing a controlled substance (methaqualone) to a minor. these charges were dismissed under the terms of his plea bargain, and he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of engaging in unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.[45]

under the terms of the plea agreement, according to the documentary roman polanski: wanted and desired, the court ordered polanski to report to a state prison for a 90-day psychiatric evaluation, but granted a stay of ninety days to allow him to complete his current project. under the terms set by the court, he was permitted to travel abroad. polanski returned to california and reported to chino state prison for the evaluation period, and was released after 42 days. all parties expected polanski to get only probation at the subsequent sentencing hearing, but after an alleged conversation with la deputy district attorney david wells, the judge "suggested to polanski's attorneys that he would send the director to prison and order him deported".[46] in response to the threat of imprisonment, polanski fled the united states.

warbucks verdict:

i hope this mother fucker gets extradited back to the states and hope he gets sent to a super-max where he becomes the personal property of a extremely large triple-lifer black american inmate nick-named “big spicy” who after 5 years sales him for a carton of squares on some straight oz up shit :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/oz_(tv_series)

warbucks......no love for ****s

[quote=chocha monger]yes. we understand that roman polanski the little **** bastard had it coming to him. the sad thing was that he was going to get off with 90 days and probation if the judge hadn't seen those pictures in the press where polanski was at it again with **** girls in europe while awaiting his sentence. maybe we're just tired of the double standard in the american justice system when it comes to the rich and famous. there are things we don't like to acknowledge as americans like the fact that michael vick was punished more harshly for his mistreatment of dogs compared to roman polanski a confessed child [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord126][CodeWord126][/url].[/quote]

look at oj the most hated man in american history. last time he was on trial for trying to get some shit back that “belonged” to him all white jury? judge who ridiculed and berated him?

[url]http://www.azcentral.com/ent/celeb/articles/2009/09/30/20090930whoopi-goldberg-defends-polanski.html[/url]


can you believe the ugliest woman on earth whoopi goldberg came to the defense of this polanski saying it wasn’t a “[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]?” lol. not only that a lot of people in the entertainment business have asked the government to give him a past.

i think a while back i was arguing with dr. skank and host of others about the racial inequality of the american justice system and overall view of the demographic majority.

[quote=warbucks]look at oj the most hated man in american history. last time he was on trial for trying to get some shit back that “belonged” to him all white jury? judge who ridiculed and berated him?

[url]http://www.azcentral.com/ent/celeb/articles/2009/09/30/20090930whoopi-goldberg-defends-polanski.html[/url]

can you believe the ugliest woman on earth whoopi goldberg came to the defense of this polanski saying it wasn’t a “[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]?” lol. not only that a lot of people in the entertainment business have asked the government to give him a past.

i think a while back i was arguing with dr. skank and host of others about the racial inequality of the american justice system and overall view of the demographic majority.[/quote]
yeah, i love whoopi's "it's not [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]-[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]" line.
so whoopi, what is [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]?
it is clear that the girl did not consent - not that that would have been justification with a girl that age anyway.
it is clear that she did not lure or entice or cooperate in any way, except to drinking champange, illegally, which she thought was part of the photo shoot.
it is clear that polanski got her drunk and drugged and still had to force himself on her, with her saying "no" all along.
i mean what do you need to make it really [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url]?

while it is clear that polanski has escaped justice for decades and was offered an unbelievably lenient plea bargain in the first place, i don't think you can look at this as a black-white issue. many white men would do serious time for a crime as serious as this. sure it is more serious than mike vink's crime, but less serious than oj simpson's double-murder, from which he walked. everyone on the face of the earth knows that oj was guilty of those murders.

so let's agree that polanski is guilty of a much greater crime than vick, and somewhat more serious than oj's armed robbery and kidnapping. so let's agree he should get more than 15 years, with no chance of parole because he is a proven fllight risk. of coure oj is a flight risk also, remember the suv chase? vick not so much, he is a fast runner, but mostly on the football field.

[quote=chocha monger]yes. we understand that roman polanski the little **** bastard had it coming to him.[/quote]

actually no, some of us just don't discuss that sort of thing because we understand that is not permitted on this forum to refer to anything under the legal limit.

[QUOTE=Opebo]Actually no, some of us just don't discuss that sort of thing because we understand that is not permitted on this forum to refer to anything under the legal limit.[/QUOTE]
Yes. That too.

[QUOTE=Marak5]That's my rating.

Any comments on the Obama administration?[/QUOTE]

Please fell free to elaborate on that. What has he done? He sent 2 billion dollars to Brazil to help their offshore oil exploration while his actions have have just about shut ours down. Every time another rig leaves the US several more jobs are lost. He made a move to help the Jamas refugees (who hate us) easily immigrate to the US. He has made a clear path to blame everything on Bush. Personally I think the man is a moron.

[QUOTE=Beavis]Personally I think the man is a moron.[/QUOTE]

While it is not unusual for right-wingers to think that, your particular focus is very narrow! I hardly think history shall judge this presidency by its handling of minor details like offshore oil-drilling or a few refugees.

No, viewed overall, with a broad eye and an unclouded mind, there isn't much difference between the previous corporate administration and this one. There's been some chatter the poor-killing in the health care area will stop, but it seems unlikely. The tone of the imperialism has changed, but not the substance. And as for our hobby, well, it is still under attack the world over - perhaps under different auspices than the Republican's theocratic ones, but still, under attack.

The biggest compliment I can give to the American center-right party over the American extreme right party is this - they aren't crazy. Yes, they're servants of the same people, and the same oppression of the rest of us results, but they sell themselves on quotidian practicality, not on corybantic delusion.

[QUOTE=Opebo]While it is not unusual for right-wingers to think that, your particular focus is very narrow! I hardly think history shall judge this presidency by its handling of minor details like offshore oil-drilling or a few refugees.

No, viewed overall, with a broad eye and an unclouded mind, there isn't much difference between the previous corporate administration and this one. There's been some chatter the poor-killing in the health care area will stop, but it seems unlikely. The tone of the imperialism has changed, but not the substance. And as for our hobby, well, it is still under attack the world over - perhaps under different auspices than the Republican's theocratic ones, but still, under attack.

The biggest compliment I can give to the American center-right party over the American extreme right party is this - they aren't crazy. Yes, they're servants of the same people, and the same oppression of the rest of us results, but they sell themselves on quotidian practicality, not on corybantic delusion.[/QUOTE]

I'm neither right nor left wing, nor was I a fan of Bush. IMHO Bush was one of the worst presidents we had ever had.... at least until now.

I'm sure many would like to comment, but why is it that surveys results have demonstrated that most americans are middle ground and we still have this antagonist political system? Isn't it that it just serves the ones on the top? As far as I'm concerned I give a rats ass about any of them, because I believe they are all out for themselves. Public service my ass. Land of the free my ass. That is all long gone. Is land of the one that has the most.

Warning...Don't take swine flu shots, its much much more than what it appears. lots of stuff going on right now to control people at large. Sad day for Ireland for forcing them to say yes to the lisbon treaty....

the global agenda of these elite is something different than what is being projected in the world.

[QUOTE=Latin Bound]I'm sure many would like to comment, but why is it that surveys results have demonstrated that most americans are middle ground and we still have this antagonist political system? Isn't it that it just serves the ones on the top? As far as I'm concerned I give a rats ass about any of them, because I believe they are all out for themselves. Public service my ass. Land of the free my ass. That is all long gone. Is land of the one that has the most.[/QUOTE]

Very well said. Quote Lewis Black, "The only thing worse than a republican or a democrat is when these assholes work together. The way it works is the republican stands up and says I've got a really bad idea, then the democrat yells, and I can make it shittier."

Actually our sad homeland has no left or middle, but two right-wing parties, guys.