Take a look over the spirited conversation over at Wizbangblog and tell me this is over.
It's only begun.
It's only begun.
Thursday, March 31, 2005
The Evidence - Damning
CLEARWATER, Fl., Feb.10, 2005 On May 6, 1990, two months after the mysterious incident that left Terri Schindler Schiavo severely mentally disabled, Dr. Hamilton, an Orthopedic Surgeon, examined her. A year later Terri was demonstrating painful reactions to physical therapy treatment, so on March 5, 1991, the Mediplex therapist director ordered a bone scan.
This bone scan revealed a healed broken right femur bone and healed bone fractures in Terri Schindler Schiavo’s ribs, pelvis, spine and ankle.
Dr. W. Campbell Walker concluded that Terri has a history of trauma and presumed that the other multiple areas of abnormal activity also relate to previous trauma.
As Terri’s lone guardian, Michael Schiavo has been able to conceal the bone scan and examinations from her parents, brother, and sister for over ten years. To date, Michael Schiavo has not allowed the family to see the results of the May 6 examination, the emergency room records from the day of the incident, nor any of the accompanying x-rays.
Michael Schiavo's inability to be forthright over the bone scan brings into question his lone description of Terri's activity at the time of the incident. His choice to have his wife terminated rather than rehabilitated may not be in pursuit of her interests, but to continue to conceal the level of physical violence he displayed toward Terri.
The bone scan evaluation is available online at:
http://www.earnedmedia.org/bonescan.htm
This bone scan revealed a healed broken right femur bone and healed bone fractures in Terri Schindler Schiavo’s ribs, pelvis, spine and ankle.
Dr. W. Campbell Walker concluded that Terri has a history of trauma and presumed that the other multiple areas of abnormal activity also relate to previous trauma.
As Terri’s lone guardian, Michael Schiavo has been able to conceal the bone scan and examinations from her parents, brother, and sister for over ten years. To date, Michael Schiavo has not allowed the family to see the results of the May 6 examination, the emergency room records from the day of the incident, nor any of the accompanying x-rays.
Michael Schiavo's inability to be forthright over the bone scan brings into question his lone description of Terri's activity at the time of the incident. His choice to have his wife terminated rather than rehabilitated may not be in pursuit of her interests, but to continue to conceal the level of physical violence he displayed toward Terri.
The bone scan evaluation is available online at:
http://www.earnedmedia.org/bonescan.htm
Wanted For Murder - You're Going Down You Slime
Terri (1963-2005) Killed by the State of Florida for Being a Burden
The "War" has begun
Santorum says Congress ought to discuss jurists' 'snubbing' of lawmakers
"Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., contends action should be taken against two judges who ignored congressional orders in the Terri Schiavo case.
Referring to U.S. District Judge James Whittemore's decision last week to reject a request for emergency intervention, Santorum said, "For this judge in this district to ignore that is tantamount, I believe, to an offense that should be discussed in the Congress."
Am I the only one seeing the coming battle between the Judiciary and the Legislative Branches. If so it is about time. The former has drawn a line in the sand and said, "How dare ye tread here!" I think it's time the Congress steps across it.
Amen. While we're at it, let's begin a "discovery" to gather a Grand Jury to investigate the whole story - "Mercy" or "Murder".
"Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., contends action should be taken against two judges who ignored congressional orders in the Terri Schiavo case.
Referring to U.S. District Judge James Whittemore's decision last week to reject a request for emergency intervention, Santorum said, "For this judge in this district to ignore that is tantamount, I believe, to an offense that should be discussed in the Congress."
Am I the only one seeing the coming battle between the Judiciary and the Legislative Branches. If so it is about time. The former has drawn a line in the sand and said, "How dare ye tread here!" I think it's time the Congress steps across it.
Amen. While we're at it, let's begin a "discovery" to gather a Grand Jury to investigate the whole story - "Mercy" or "Murder".
Wednesday, March 30, 2005
No Time?
From the 11th Circuit Court Ruling....
"Judges Gerald Tjoflat and Charles R. Wilson, the same two judges who also issued a dissenting opinion last week when the full court considered the case for the first time, said the harried pace of appeals made it impossible to determine if state courts properly considered the evidence."
Ah, yeah!?
With her being starved to death, who had time? Maybe if they would have just ruled on the side of "life", they would have order the feeding tube put back in to give the appeals process a fair chance.
It would have only been fair, but then from the beginning it hasn't been about fair, has it?
"Judges Gerald Tjoflat and Charles R. Wilson, the same two judges who also issued a dissenting opinion last week when the full court considered the case for the first time, said the harried pace of appeals made it impossible to determine if state courts properly considered the evidence."
Ah, yeah!?
With her being starved to death, who had time? Maybe if they would have just ruled on the side of "life", they would have order the feeding tube put back in to give the appeals process a fair chance.
It would have only been fair, but then from the beginning it hasn't been about fair, has it?
Where we're REALLY heading
Had a conversation today with someone who used to work in a nursing home. Needless to say, we didn't agree on saving Terri.
Yet what was scary was how they phrased their arugment.
"If you have elderly people who are incapable of taking care of themselves, and they become a "burden" to society, then we should 'let them go'"
When I clarified, "would you pull the switch?", they said, "I would have no problem pulling it."
Gee I thought, not far from the idea that they might want to do that to "anyone" who society determines has no quality of life or God forbid is a burden to us all.
Goodbye homeless, affirmed......let me know if you need a place to hide from the storm troopers.
Those who think Terri's case is just about "news now" had better wake up. Think it can't happen here? In the US? That's what 1930s Germany and the world thought too.
You don't have to go that far though. Just check recent Cambodian history and even in China in more recent history.
Wake up America, these are dangerous people and dangerous times.
Time to act now!
Yet what was scary was how they phrased their arugment.
"If you have elderly people who are incapable of taking care of themselves, and they become a "burden" to society, then we should 'let them go'"
When I clarified, "would you pull the switch?", they said, "I would have no problem pulling it."
Gee I thought, not far from the idea that they might want to do that to "anyone" who society determines has no quality of life or God forbid is a burden to us all.
Goodbye homeless, affirmed......let me know if you need a place to hide from the storm troopers.
Those who think Terri's case is just about "news now" had better wake up. Think it can't happen here? In the US? That's what 1930s Germany and the world thought too.
You don't have to go that far though. Just check recent Cambodian history and even in China in more recent history.
Wake up America, these are dangerous people and dangerous times.
Time to act now!
A Dispassionate Sense of Duty , Gee, why didn't Timothy McVey use that One?
Schiavo Appeal Rejected Again in Atlanta
"Any further action by our court or the district court would be improper," Judge Stanley F. Birch Jr. wrote. "While the members of her family and the members of Congress have acted in a way that is both fervent and sincere, the time has come for dispassionate discharge of duty." - 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Stanley F. Birsh couldn't let that stand alone though..he had to add his uninvited and purely opinionated opinion.
"In resolving the Schiavo controversy, it is my judgment that, despite sincere and altruistic motivation, the legislative and executive branches of our government have acted in a manner demonstrably at odds with our Founding Fathers' blueprint for the governance of a free people - our Constitution."
What's the word I'm looking for.....Oh yeah,
...."Moron".
What can you expect from the people who consigned Elian back to slavery in Cuba...
<11th Circuit Court Rejects the Rights of Elian Gonzalez>
You know what I say, "I'm talking about a revolution baby" - Tracy Chapman
"Any further action by our court or the district court would be improper," Judge Stanley F. Birch Jr. wrote. "While the members of her family and the members of Congress have acted in a way that is both fervent and sincere, the time has come for dispassionate discharge of duty." - 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Stanley F. Birsh couldn't let that stand alone though..he had to add his uninvited and purely opinionated opinion.
"In resolving the Schiavo controversy, it is my judgment that, despite sincere and altruistic motivation, the legislative and executive branches of our government have acted in a manner demonstrably at odds with our Founding Fathers' blueprint for the governance of a free people - our Constitution."
What's the word I'm looking for.....Oh yeah,
...."Moron".
What can you expect from the people who consigned Elian back to slavery in Cuba...
<11th Circuit Court Rejects the Rights of Elian Gonzalez>
You know what I say, "I'm talking about a revolution baby" - Tracy Chapman
See what living with a liberal will do to you?
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
The Media is Waking Up - The Verdict - Judicial Murder
Terri Schiavo: Judicial Murder
Her crime was being disabled, voiceless, and at the disposal of our media
"For all the world to see, a 41-year-old woman, who has committed no crime, will die of dehydration and starvation in the longest public execution in American history."
The media - the Villiage Voice no less - is finally seeing that something really stinks about this story.
In other news....
The Rev. Jessie Jackson was at the hospice visiting with the family of Terri. According to Sean Hannity who is there, he witnessed Mr. Jackson making calls to the congression black caucus in Tallahassee. Sean thinks that there might be a chance for the legislator - that comes back in session tomorrow - to bring that the vote on Terri which lost last week a new chance.
Maybe.
In any case, if Terri dies, I say Judge Greer, Michael Shiavo and his New Age attorney George Felos get a Grand Jury investigation into possible murder charges.
Her crime was being disabled, voiceless, and at the disposal of our media
"For all the world to see, a 41-year-old woman, who has committed no crime, will die of dehydration and starvation in the longest public execution in American history."
The media - the Villiage Voice no less - is finally seeing that something really stinks about this story.
In other news....
The Rev. Jessie Jackson was at the hospice visiting with the family of Terri. According to Sean Hannity who is there, he witnessed Mr. Jackson making calls to the congression black caucus in Tallahassee. Sean thinks that there might be a chance for the legislator - that comes back in session tomorrow - to bring that the vote on Terri which lost last week a new chance.
Maybe.
In any case, if Terri dies, I say Judge Greer, Michael Shiavo and his New Age attorney George Felos get a Grand Jury investigation into possible murder charges.
We Never Learn From History...
Bigotry and the Murder of Terri Schiavo
On the case of Terri, Joe Ford writes:
"As Schiavo starves to death, we are entering a world last encountered in Nazi Europe. Prior to the genocide of Jews, Gypsies, and Poles, the Nazis engaged in the mass murder of disabled children and adults, many of whom were taken from their families under the guise of receiving treatment for their disabling conditions. The Nazis believed that killing was the highest form of treatment for disability."
Why do we never learn? Btw, where is the outcry from the Jewish Community on this, can it be they forgot as well?
On the case of Terri, Joe Ford writes:
"As Schiavo starves to death, we are entering a world last encountered in Nazi Europe. Prior to the genocide of Jews, Gypsies, and Poles, the Nazis engaged in the mass murder of disabled children and adults, many of whom were taken from their families under the guise of receiving treatment for their disabling conditions. The Nazis believed that killing was the highest form of treatment for disability."
Why do we never learn? Btw, where is the outcry from the Jewish Community on this, can it be they forgot as well?
Monday, March 28, 2005
Cowards
Polls Determined Actions in Schiavo Case
It says it all. I voted for President Bush. I thought he was a man who stood up for the right, but as this article says so rightly, it is evident why he is silent now.
While a good man, and I would vote for him again, I will never forget his and all the other "poll-watching" politicians who are most often "all talk and no bite".
Shame on everyone of them.
It says it all. I voted for President Bush. I thought he was a man who stood up for the right, but as this article says so rightly, it is evident why he is silent now.
While a good man, and I would vote for him again, I will never forget his and all the other "poll-watching" politicians who are most often "all talk and no bite".
Shame on everyone of them.
Poppy-Cock
John Abrams on his MSNBC show posing a question to one of the doctors of Terri.
"So if she isn't in pain, why give her morphine?
The good doctor, eyes batting, "Morphine isn't given to the patient for pain, but for the family to 'comfort' them".
Idiots.....somebody call the AMA on this quack!
"So if she isn't in pain, why give her morphine?
The good doctor, eyes batting, "Morphine isn't given to the patient for pain, but for the family to 'comfort' them".
Idiots.....somebody call the AMA on this quack!
No reason at all
No compelling reason to kill Terri Schiavo
I agree.....
Hollandapplauds our move toward a more euthanized society!
I agree.....
Hollandapplauds our move toward a more euthanized society!
Sunday, March 27, 2005
What Terry's death means to the Republican Party
Terry is being given morphine now, to 'hasten' her death. When Terri dies a backlash is going to begin that is going to send a message to the GOP - namely, "You weren't there for us, we will never be there again for you."
How is that Congress can issue a subpoena and a circuit court judge just tells them to "take a hike"? It would seem that our leaders are worst than those who murdered Terri, - they are cowards.
Why didn't they force the subpoena? Cowards. Why didn't Jeb move, cowards. Afraid of public opinion, afraid of "backlash". No patriots here, only cowards. Her blood is on their hands.
"He who is not with us, is against us".
We won't forget, in 2006 or beyond.
How is that Congress can issue a subpoena and a circuit court judge just tells them to "take a hike"? It would seem that our leaders are worst than those who murdered Terri, - they are cowards.
Why didn't they force the subpoena? Cowards. Why didn't Jeb move, cowards. Afraid of public opinion, afraid of "backlash". No patriots here, only cowards. Her blood is on their hands.
"He who is not with us, is against us".
We won't forget, in 2006 or beyond.
Saturday, March 26, 2005
With Dead, Comes a New Day
It seems over now that Judge Greer has once again denied the parents of Terry Schivao the right to their daughter, and within days the "culture of death", will be celebrating in the streets again.
However, they should be afraid, very afraid. Terri's death will be the rally call for the Right to Life Movement in America - bank on it. Fed up with an out of control court system where judges legislate from the bench, the call is on. In fact, the move has already begun.
If the left was disgusted with the results of the 2004 election where Red State Evangelicals won the day, they are really going to need serious therapy in the months and years after the killing (yes killing) of Terri.
Whether one likes it or not, or believes it or not, there is a battle going on in this country, "Light against Dark", "Good against Evil". Killing an unborn baby is evil - no matter if you like it or not, or believe it or not - your belief doesn't determine truth - truth is self-evident. If you kill a handicapped woman and you aren't sure that is what she wanted and in spite of contrary and convincing evidence you allow her to starve - you have committed murder.
However, they should be afraid, very afraid. Terri's death will be the rally call for the Right to Life Movement in America - bank on it. Fed up with an out of control court system where judges legislate from the bench, the call is on. In fact, the move has already begun.
If the left was disgusted with the results of the 2004 election where Red State Evangelicals won the day, they are really going to need serious therapy in the months and years after the killing (yes killing) of Terri.
Whether one likes it or not, or believes it or not, there is a battle going on in this country, "Light against Dark", "Good against Evil". Killing an unborn baby is evil - no matter if you like it or not, or believe it or not - your belief doesn't determine truth - truth is self-evident. If you kill a handicapped woman and you aren't sure that is what she wanted and in spite of contrary and convincing evidence you allow her to starve - you have committed murder.
Friday, March 25, 2005
Is this a case of Murder?
Is Michael an abuser who found a new way to get rid of his wife?
There is a growing number of posts – some without evidence, but many with compelling evidence that what we are witnessing is not a case of “right to die”, but of murder – delayed.
Everyday in the US and around the world thousands if not millions of women are battered and some killed by their husbands. An investigation in many states in the US would have been initiated on less evidence than what has been reported over the last few days.
Now this is just one more piece of an ugly and frightening puzzle into what well may be simply a case of homicide through courts.
Whether it is true or not, I think that the internet, the blogs especially were created for this purpose. If conservative bloggers put half the effort into this as they did into exposing “CBS Gate”, we might just find out once and for all.
There is a growing number of posts – some without evidence, but many with compelling evidence that what we are witnessing is not a case of “right to die”, but of murder – delayed.
Everyday in the US and around the world thousands if not millions of women are battered and some killed by their husbands. An investigation in many states in the US would have been initiated on less evidence than what has been reported over the last few days.
Now this is just one more piece of an ugly and frightening puzzle into what well may be simply a case of homicide through courts.
Whether it is true or not, I think that the internet, the blogs especially were created for this purpose. If conservative bloggers put half the effort into this as they did into exposing “CBS Gate”, we might just find out once and for all.
I Thirst....
On this Good Friday, it is written that when Jesus had been on the cross and near death he muttered, "I thirst". He was then given vinegar to drink on a sponge.
The comparison is uncanny. Terri Shiavo, now 8 days without food and water could be possibly saying even now, “I thirst”. Yet no one under penalty of arrest – not even a child – can give her even sponge of vinegar to drink.
Over at Polipundit it would seem I’m not the only one who sees the irony.
The comparison is uncanny. Terri Shiavo, now 8 days without food and water could be possibly saying even now, “I thirst”. Yet no one under penalty of arrest – not even a child – can give her even sponge of vinegar to drink.
Over at Polipundit it would seem I’m not the only one who sees the irony.
Thursday, March 24, 2005
Now What...?
It is now a matter of time before Terri Shaivo dies. When that happens, then what?
I have been around the web and have read just about every angle and opinion but not much about the "What Now?"
Well, here is a scoop. There will be a wrongful death lawsuit filed. Whether it is successful will not be the story however.
Much of what is really going on here hasn't been reported - it can't be, Judge Greer has refused to make them public.
After Terri dies though, that cat is coming out of the bag.
In a civil suit - just as in the O.J. trial EVERYTHING get's re-examined. All records, testimonies, etc.
Here is what can happen. Discovery in a civil suit casts a wide net. If there is a rat -i.e, something which is determined to be criminal in nature, charges can be then brought forward.
Already the blogs are full of these charges - some warranted, some not. In anycase it isn't over for Michael Shiavo or his attorney, who based on what I have reviewed, may face the bar over his actions or lack thereof.
Judge Greer is most likely out of a job. If the petition at petitionsonline.com with over 18,000 signatures doesn't get him, the voters will when he is up for re-election in 2006.
Nope, like I have been saying, it isn't over by a long shot.
One more thing. Contrary to popular opinion Florida Department of Children and Families does NOT need the judge to move in an intervention - this is very clear in Florida Law. Judge Greer is a circuit court judge (just one up from a justice of the peace), he really doesn't have any authority over a State Agency who is by Law required to move.
Florida DCF has been riffed with problems in recent years and I suspect they are a little gun-shy right now. Too bad, they don't have to be.
I have been around the web and have read just about every angle and opinion but not much about the "What Now?"
Well, here is a scoop. There will be a wrongful death lawsuit filed. Whether it is successful will not be the story however.
Much of what is really going on here hasn't been reported - it can't be, Judge Greer has refused to make them public.
After Terri dies though, that cat is coming out of the bag.
In a civil suit - just as in the O.J. trial EVERYTHING get's re-examined. All records, testimonies, etc.
Here is what can happen. Discovery in a civil suit casts a wide net. If there is a rat -i.e, something which is determined to be criminal in nature, charges can be then brought forward.
Already the blogs are full of these charges - some warranted, some not. In anycase it isn't over for Michael Shiavo or his attorney, who based on what I have reviewed, may face the bar over his actions or lack thereof.
Judge Greer is most likely out of a job. If the petition at petitionsonline.com with over 18,000 signatures doesn't get him, the voters will when he is up for re-election in 2006.
Nope, like I have been saying, it isn't over by a long shot.
One more thing. Contrary to popular opinion Florida Department of Children and Families does NOT need the judge to move in an intervention - this is very clear in Florida Law. Judge Greer is a circuit court judge (just one up from a justice of the peace), he really doesn't have any authority over a State Agency who is by Law required to move.
Florida DCF has been riffed with problems in recent years and I suspect they are a little gun-shy right now. Too bad, they don't have to be.
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
What Now?
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has confirmed the "Death Sentence" on Terri Shavio - with one interesting desent:
"But Judge Charles R. Wilson said in his dissent that Schiavo's "imminent" death would end the case before it could be fully considered. "In fact, I fail to see any harm in reinserting the feeding tube," he wrote."
In other words, "What is the hurry?".
So what happens now? It doesn't look good for Terri. Yet if this does lead to her death there will no doubt be a "Wrongful Death" lawsuit filed against Michael Schiavo. This would really put the twist on things.
Civil trials have a a wider "net" for discovery. Everything will be re-exmined, including witness testimony of nurses and others who have charged Mike with abusing Terri. Based on information that might be found at a civil trial, there could be the real chance - though outside - that Michael, if he is found liable, could even be charged with Murder.
So sooner or later we are going to really know the condition of Terri Shaivo. Then we might ask why everyone was so quick to take the handicapped daughter of a Mother, and starve her to death.
In America.
May God have mercy on us all.
"But Judge Charles R. Wilson said in his dissent that Schiavo's "imminent" death would end the case before it could be fully considered. "In fact, I fail to see any harm in reinserting the feeding tube," he wrote."
In other words, "What is the hurry?".
So what happens now? It doesn't look good for Terri. Yet if this does lead to her death there will no doubt be a "Wrongful Death" lawsuit filed against Michael Schiavo. This would really put the twist on things.
Civil trials have a a wider "net" for discovery. Everything will be re-exmined, including witness testimony of nurses and others who have charged Mike with abusing Terri. Based on information that might be found at a civil trial, there could be the real chance - though outside - that Michael, if he is found liable, could even be charged with Murder.
So sooner or later we are going to really know the condition of Terri Shaivo. Then we might ask why everyone was so quick to take the handicapped daughter of a Mother, and starve her to death.
In America.
May God have mercy on us all.
Monday, March 21, 2005
The point....to wait
"Terri Schiavo's case is extraordinarily difficult, but presumption always should be for life." - President George H. Bush
That is exactly the point. The media has been involved in one of the greatest cover ups of the truth - ah, what else is new!
The truth is that Terri isn't in a "coma", she isn't on "life support", yet the media keeps harking that tune.
There is reasonable doubt that Terri wanted to be "let go" if something like this should happen to her. The husband, Michael eluded this on National TV during an interview by Larry King this last Friday, when he said, "we don't know what Terri wanted....this is what WE want."
What YOU want? Why Michael...why so quick?
What is a few more weeks to make sure the right move is being made? What's the hurry Michael? Why so bent on killing her now? What's the hurry Michael? You've waited 15 years, you can't be sure enough to wait 15 more days - to be sure Michael? Can you answer Michael?
While your at it, tell us again what happened to Terri. Did she just "fall down"? Why the hurry Michael - to kill her - again. Afraid that maybe she will wake one day and tell the truth? Is that it Michael?
Tell us Michael.
That is exactly the point. The media has been involved in one of the greatest cover ups of the truth - ah, what else is new!
The truth is that Terri isn't in a "coma", she isn't on "life support", yet the media keeps harking that tune.
There is reasonable doubt that Terri wanted to be "let go" if something like this should happen to her. The husband, Michael eluded this on National TV during an interview by Larry King this last Friday, when he said, "we don't know what Terri wanted....this is what WE want."
What YOU want? Why Michael...why so quick?
What is a few more weeks to make sure the right move is being made? What's the hurry Michael? Why so bent on killing her now? What's the hurry Michael? You've waited 15 years, you can't be sure enough to wait 15 more days - to be sure Michael? Can you answer Michael?
While your at it, tell us again what happened to Terri. Did she just "fall down"? Why the hurry Michael - to kill her - again. Afraid that maybe she will wake one day and tell the truth? Is that it Michael?
Tell us Michael.
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Terri said, "IIIIII," then screamed out "waaaaaaaa""
"I want to live"....
Another WorldNetDaily report...
"Weller essentially told Terri Schiavo, "You had better say you want to live or they will kill you. Just say you want to live."
Schiavo responded with a drawn out, "IIIIII," then screamed out "waaaaaaaa" so loudly that a police officer stationed outside the room came in.
The officer then ordered Weller removed from the room, according to Terry."
Can this be happening? In America?
more: http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43383
Another WorldNetDaily report...
"Weller essentially told Terri Schiavo, "You had better say you want to live or they will kill you. Just say you want to live."
Schiavo responded with a drawn out, "IIIIII," then screamed out "waaaaaaaa" so loudly that a police officer stationed outside the room came in.
The officer then ordered Weller removed from the room, according to Terry."
Can this be happening? In America?
more: http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43383
Hmmmm
According to Worldnetdaily.com:
Shortly after saying his determination to end Terri's life was about her wishes, Schiavo changed his story in the King interview. Asked if he understood her family's feelings, he said: "Yes, I do. But this is not about them, it's about Terri. And I've also said that in court. We didn't know what Terri wanted, but this is what we want. ..."
He didn't know what Terri wanted? Then what in the hell is this about?
More: http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43401
Shortly after saying his determination to end Terri's life was about her wishes, Schiavo changed his story in the King interview. Asked if he understood her family's feelings, he said: "Yes, I do. But this is not about them, it's about Terri. And I've also said that in court. We didn't know what Terri wanted, but this is what we want. ..."
He didn't know what Terri wanted? Then what in the hell is this about?
More: http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43401
Steroids, "Smeroids"...
I'm getting fed up with all Baseball steriod issue. Even since they found that Andro in Mcguire's locker, the self-appointed protectors of the diamond have been jumping down on his case, calling his record into question and making fools of themselves - as many of them are. Don't even get me started on the Congressional Circus we saw this week. Two words, "Shut Up!"
First the facts. We don't know. We don't know if it was just the andro, or some other 'roid" that Mcguire took. We don't know how long, or even - get this - if it is important. Does everything an athelete takes to help himself = cheating? How about those "Air Nikes", or Cherioos or Wheaties?
Secondingly, there isn't a shred of evidence that proves they "make you hit better", or "run faster" or "jump higher"....get that? Not a shred. Especially nothing that shows you can hit 70 homeruns it you take the stuff.
That takes a thing called talent. Roids were around in Babe's day, did he take them? How do we know. After all he tried everything else? I know that if that it would come to light that the Babe was juiced (well he was most of the time), but on roids, the story would end quickly. Take that for what it is worth. We know for a fact that Babe was a drunk, an adulter, among other nasties. Yet the boy could swing eh?
First writers are bemoaning the game and it's lack of luster, then when it gets a little luster they are bitching about how "it just couldn't be" unless they had a little "help". Again, "Shut the HELL up!"
"Play Ball!"
First the facts. We don't know. We don't know if it was just the andro, or some other 'roid" that Mcguire took. We don't know how long, or even - get this - if it is important. Does everything an athelete takes to help himself = cheating? How about those "Air Nikes", or Cherioos or Wheaties?
Secondingly, there isn't a shred of evidence that proves they "make you hit better", or "run faster" or "jump higher"....get that? Not a shred. Especially nothing that shows you can hit 70 homeruns it you take the stuff.
That takes a thing called talent. Roids were around in Babe's day, did he take them? How do we know. After all he tried everything else? I know that if that it would come to light that the Babe was juiced (well he was most of the time), but on roids, the story would end quickly. Take that for what it is worth. We know for a fact that Babe was a drunk, an adulter, among other nasties. Yet the boy could swing eh?
First writers are bemoaning the game and it's lack of luster, then when it gets a little luster they are bitching about how "it just couldn't be" unless they had a little "help". Again, "Shut the HELL up!"
"Play Ball!"
Wednesday, March 02, 2005
It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This!
Ah,...the fruits of Victory!
Howard Dean, New Grand Exauted Wizard of the DNC, has drawn a line in the sand! Conservatives are EVIL, and he and the other Democrats "The Good Guys!"
Holy....Cr*p.
I'm waiting for him to start waving his light sword...
Howard Dean, New Grand Exauted Wizard of the DNC, has drawn a line in the sand! Conservatives are EVIL, and he and the other Democrats "The Good Guys!"
Holy....Cr*p.
I'm waiting for him to start waving his light sword...
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