And soon, in the United States. If you've never been to an Irving lecture you are really missing something, and something you will never forget.
This is an interesting interview with Irving on Norwegian TV, after being dis- invited (again) from a speaking engagement. Courageous man as he is, he's still going.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Insane Judeo Puts White Women at Real Risk
We have enough non-white crime without having to make up stories about it. This woman claimed some negros bumped her car and kidnapped her and her daughter.
Now this woman has given the enemy plenty of ammunition to generate unwarranted sympathy for da po black mans who ain't never did anything wrong and is always falsely accused. White women will buy the line and continue treating the African as "white like us" until it's too late.
I'll bet you this woman is a judeo-xian type, judging from her job, which is helping the poor of Burma. Why she had to lie about something serious as negro crime to go to Disneyland is beyond me but then, nothing makes sense in a judaized society.
DA: Missing Pa. mom, girl found at Disney World
By MARYCLAIRE DALE – 1 hour ago
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A suburban mother who claimed she and her daughter had been abducted and stuffed in a car trunk is in custody in Florida after the pair were found at Disney World, where they had flown hours after reporting their abduction, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
Bonnie Sweeten, 38, of Feasterville, will be charged with false reports and identity theft, both misdemeanors, Bucks County District Attorney Michelle Henry said.
"We're pleased to be able to announce that she's in custody and more importantly that her 9-year-old daughter is safe," Henry said.
Henry told reporters that Sweeten borrowed a co-worker's driver's license and presented it as her own when she bought an airline ticket and flew to Orlando, Fla., then checked into the Grand Floridian Hotel with her daughter, Julia Rakoczy. The two were arrested at the hotel Wednesday evening, Henry said.
They had minimal luggage and the hotel was paid through Friday, Henry said. Sweeten had withdrawn about $12,000 from several bank accounts over recent days but authorities were investigating whether that money had been stolen.
"We believe that there were some domestic concerns with her husband and some financial concerns as well," Henry said.
The child is to be picked up by her father, Sweeten's ex-husband, and Sweeten is to be extradited from Florida, Henry said.
In the frantic 911 calls, Sweeten, said two men had bumped her 2005 GMC Denali, carjacked her and stuffed her in the trunk of a dark Cadillac. She implied that her daughter was with her in the trunk, according to Philadelphia police Lt. Frank Vanore, who listened to tapes of the calls.
Sweeten, who is white, described her assailants as black but otherwise gave few details about their appearance, Vanore said.
"It was pretty generic," he said.
Police found inconsistencies with her story from the start, and noted that they could not find witnesses on the busy road in Upper Southampton Township who saw an abduction. The Denali was found early Wednesday on a downtown Philadelphia street, about 20 miles away, with a parking ticket issued shortly after the calls were made. Police knew the 911 calls were made in the same area.
Sweeten has two other daughters, a 15-year-old from her prior marriage and an 8-month-old with her current husband, a landscaper. Julia Rakoczy attended elementary school in Bensalem until she was withdrawn from classes May 1, said Susan Harder, an administrative assistant with the Bensalem Township School District.
Her ex-husband and the 9-year-old girl's father, Tony Rakoczy, described Sweeten on NBC's "Today" show as a good mother. He declined comment to the AP.
A man at Sweeten's home refused to comment Wednesday and asked reporters to leave.
Neighbors said the family had lived in their relatively new development for about two years.
Sweeten is listed as a director of a New Hope-based charity called The Carlitz Foundation, run by lawyer Debbie Carlitz. The charity's stated goal is raising money for autism research and for people in Burma. The Web site lists e-mail address for Sweeten and Carlitz, neither of whom returned e-mail messages Wednesday night. Carlitz, whose law license was suspended in 2008 for one year, also did not return a phone message.
"Bonnie was a very, very organized person," said Susan Cordeiro, secretary of the parent-teacher group at Belmont Hills Elementary School in Bensalem, which Julia had attended. "She was at every meeting, she was very involved. ... She's on top of her game all the time, even when she was pregnant."
News that Sweeten and her daughter were safe touched off both sympathy and condemnation for Sweeten on Facebook. One poster expressed gratitude that the two were safe, while another said police should "put her in jail and throw away the key."
One of the posters on the site was Kathee Lipinski, of Warminster. Lipinski said she didn't know Sweeten but was concerned when she heard about a possible abduction happening so close to her home.
"I feel very stupid for believing her story and offering my prayers when she so completely duped everyone, including her family," Lipinski said. "On the other hand, I am grateful it wasn't an abduction. ... I hope her family is able to pull together and heal."
Associated Press writers Bill Bergstrom in Feasterville, Pa., Patrick Walters in Southampton, Pa., and Jennifer Yates in Pittsburgh contributed to this report.
Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iSwZZBIHPmdIbh7rtGDWMmu4g89AD98EVMV00
Now this woman has given the enemy plenty of ammunition to generate unwarranted sympathy for da po black mans who ain't never did anything wrong and is always falsely accused. White women will buy the line and continue treating the African as "white like us" until it's too late.
I'll bet you this woman is a judeo-xian type, judging from her job, which is helping the poor of Burma. Why she had to lie about something serious as negro crime to go to Disneyland is beyond me but then, nothing makes sense in a judaized society.
DA: Missing Pa. mom, girl found at Disney World
By MARYCLAIRE DALE – 1 hour ago
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A suburban mother who claimed she and her daughter had been abducted and stuffed in a car trunk is in custody in Florida after the pair were found at Disney World, where they had flown hours after reporting their abduction, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
Bonnie Sweeten, 38, of Feasterville, will be charged with false reports and identity theft, both misdemeanors, Bucks County District Attorney Michelle Henry said.
"We're pleased to be able to announce that she's in custody and more importantly that her 9-year-old daughter is safe," Henry said.
Henry told reporters that Sweeten borrowed a co-worker's driver's license and presented it as her own when she bought an airline ticket and flew to Orlando, Fla., then checked into the Grand Floridian Hotel with her daughter, Julia Rakoczy. The two were arrested at the hotel Wednesday evening, Henry said.
They had minimal luggage and the hotel was paid through Friday, Henry said. Sweeten had withdrawn about $12,000 from several bank accounts over recent days but authorities were investigating whether that money had been stolen.
"We believe that there were some domestic concerns with her husband and some financial concerns as well," Henry said.
The child is to be picked up by her father, Sweeten's ex-husband, and Sweeten is to be extradited from Florida, Henry said.
In the frantic 911 calls, Sweeten, said two men had bumped her 2005 GMC Denali, carjacked her and stuffed her in the trunk of a dark Cadillac. She implied that her daughter was with her in the trunk, according to Philadelphia police Lt. Frank Vanore, who listened to tapes of the calls.
Sweeten, who is white, described her assailants as black but otherwise gave few details about their appearance, Vanore said.
"It was pretty generic," he said.
Police found inconsistencies with her story from the start, and noted that they could not find witnesses on the busy road in Upper Southampton Township who saw an abduction. The Denali was found early Wednesday on a downtown Philadelphia street, about 20 miles away, with a parking ticket issued shortly after the calls were made. Police knew the 911 calls were made in the same area.
Sweeten has two other daughters, a 15-year-old from her prior marriage and an 8-month-old with her current husband, a landscaper. Julia Rakoczy attended elementary school in Bensalem until she was withdrawn from classes May 1, said Susan Harder, an administrative assistant with the Bensalem Township School District.
Her ex-husband and the 9-year-old girl's father, Tony Rakoczy, described Sweeten on NBC's "Today" show as a good mother. He declined comment to the AP.
A man at Sweeten's home refused to comment Wednesday and asked reporters to leave.
Neighbors said the family had lived in their relatively new development for about two years.
Sweeten is listed as a director of a New Hope-based charity called The Carlitz Foundation, run by lawyer Debbie Carlitz. The charity's stated goal is raising money for autism research and for people in Burma. The Web site lists e-mail address for Sweeten and Carlitz, neither of whom returned e-mail messages Wednesday night. Carlitz, whose law license was suspended in 2008 for one year, also did not return a phone message.
"Bonnie was a very, very organized person," said Susan Cordeiro, secretary of the parent-teacher group at Belmont Hills Elementary School in Bensalem, which Julia had attended. "She was at every meeting, she was very involved. ... She's on top of her game all the time, even when she was pregnant."
News that Sweeten and her daughter were safe touched off both sympathy and condemnation for Sweeten on Facebook. One poster expressed gratitude that the two were safe, while another said police should "put her in jail and throw away the key."
One of the posters on the site was Kathee Lipinski, of Warminster. Lipinski said she didn't know Sweeten but was concerned when she heard about a possible abduction happening so close to her home.
"I feel very stupid for believing her story and offering my prayers when she so completely duped everyone, including her family," Lipinski said. "On the other hand, I am grateful it wasn't an abduction. ... I hope her family is able to pull together and heal."
Associated Press writers Bill Bergstrom in Feasterville, Pa., Patrick Walters in Southampton, Pa., and Jennifer Yates in Pittsburgh contributed to this report.
Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iSwZZBIHPmdIbh7rtGDWMmu4g89AD98EVMV00
Call of the Blood. Where are the Warriors?
Does this get you angry?
Does this make you ill?
As time ticks away and the genes forged on the anvil of Europe sink into the mud...
The future awaits us. But it doesn't have to be.
All we need are a few good men. The coming elites. We await you with open arms.
Does this make you ill?
As time ticks away and the genes forged on the anvil of Europe sink into the mud...
The future awaits us. But it doesn't have to be.
All we need are a few good men. The coming elites. We await you with open arms.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
St. Louis Crime Fighter of the Month
There goes da white mans, always trying to keep black folk from succeeding. What's interesting about this story is how CPS knew this woman was not caring for her children but still gave her a pass. They didn't want to seem racist. You see, egalitarian liberals are really the racist haters.
St. Louis County woman held in murder of own child
Sharnique Jones, Crime Fighter
05/26/2009
CLAYTON -- St. Louis County police today announced that a 20-year-old woman has been charged in the murder of her infant last year.
Prosecutors on May 14 charged Sharnique Jones, of the 3800 block of Salome in North St. Louis County, with second-degree murder, two counts of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child and first-degree assault. Jones is being held on a $250,000 cash-only bond, police said.
Jones was charged with the "intentional suffocation of her 3-month-old infant," who died on April 7, 2008, police said. Prosecutors allege that she suffocated the child after Jones had withheld food from the baby, police said.
Healthcare providers and social workers "had repeatedly warned Jones about the inadequate care she had been giving the infant," St. Louis County police said today.
Then, on Jan. 26, Jones gave birth to a second baby, police said, and then tried to suffocate that child. In addition, social workers and healthcare providers, again, told Jones that she was not providing adequate nutrition.
After the second time Jones allegedly tried to kill her child, police and prosecutors reviewed the first baby's death last year and it was ruled a homicide, police said.
Police would not release the babies' identities.
Sharnique Jones, Crime Fighter
05/26/2009
CLAYTON -- St. Louis County police today announced that a 20-year-old woman has been charged in the murder of her infant last year.
Prosecutors on May 14 charged Sharnique Jones, of the 3800 block of Salome in North St. Louis County, with second-degree murder, two counts of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child and first-degree assault. Jones is being held on a $250,000 cash-only bond, police said.
Jones was charged with the "intentional suffocation of her 3-month-old infant," who died on April 7, 2008, police said. Prosecutors allege that she suffocated the child after Jones had withheld food from the baby, police said.
Healthcare providers and social workers "had repeatedly warned Jones about the inadequate care she had been giving the infant," St. Louis County police said today.
Then, on Jan. 26, Jones gave birth to a second baby, police said, and then tried to suffocate that child. In addition, social workers and healthcare providers, again, told Jones that she was not providing adequate nutrition.
After the second time Jones allegedly tried to kill her child, police and prosecutors reviewed the first baby's death last year and it was ruled a homicide, police said.
Police would not release the babies' identities.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Patriots vs Jews
Jesse kicks ass on Fox and Friends. Notice the difference between a patriot and a jew. Both think they are being patriotic, but which one is genuine? Hint: It's not the one advocating jewish torture methods. Notice how the jew uses abstract obfuscation when debating, along with his smart ass remarks.
Jesse continues the body slams.
Jesse has some ideas on how to deal with government terrorists as he tussles with another jew. Pay attention at 6:35. Let that statement burn in your insurgent brain.
The 911 Commission Report was full of lies. Why? Because 3000 Americans on 911 died, over 10,000 have died in Afghanistan and Iraq with over 2 million civilian casualties all for ISRAEL. Don't believe it?
Jesse continues the body slams.
Jesse has some ideas on how to deal with government terrorists as he tussles with another jew. Pay attention at 6:35. Let that statement burn in your insurgent brain.
The 911 Commission Report was full of lies. Why? Because 3000 Americans on 911 died, over 10,000 have died in Afghanistan and Iraq with over 2 million civilian casualties all for ISRAEL. Don't believe it?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)