Gollin Attacks Christians Again

[Armando Ramos]

How many "solids" did Gollin do for Dixie and her family?

That is true. Dixie is doing three years for what, at the very worst, should have been an FTC cease-and-desist order and (maybe) a fine.

These were thoroughly trumped up charges pursued strictly for political reasons: to pacify the higher education cartel and their multi-billion dollar endowments.

No customers were even complaining about their transactions, at least not until the feds started trying to hunt some down (what did they finally get, like eight?).

The trial judge was on the board of trustees of her largest regional competitor. Gee, motion to suppress denied? I wonder why?

Gollin and his pals have done more harm to the legal system than any harm Dixie might have done to higher education. The public ought to view this case as a good education in how the US legal system really works.

That is, just how arbitrary these prosecutions are, just how unethical the government is in pursuing its victims (e.g., stealing files and then lying about it), just what a rigged game the entire process is from investigation to prosecution to adjudication, and how a wealthy cartel can manipulate the system to put its competitors not only out of business but behind bars.

In Gollin you have some over-educated, self-important clown who never held a real job or operated a business in his life. He stirs up idle feds who apparently found guarding the border too dangerous or complex. They drop the full weight of the government onto a woman who successfully ran a small but reputable online real estate school, and who thought she could expand her horizons (just like the American dream says we should).?

And in fact, she succeeded in establishing an accredited (if only briefly) online college. I'm not saying it was perfect, but the more money you have the closer you can afford to come to perfection. Given enough time she probably would have ironed out the kinks and been allowed a seat at the big people's table.

What business has Gollin ever succeeded in? Begging money to compile his lies into a book nobody will ever buy? Begging money is not a "business," even if the bums that sleep in the dumpsters behind the 7-11 think so. Having your government paycheck deposited in your bank account every two weeks is not a "business."?

Since the real poster apparently is not really George Gollin, banning the bogus handle is consistent with preserving the site's integrity.

I agree. Keep the posts, can the poster.

Otherwise, unless George is being rendered incontinent and suicidal by all the witty comments here...

And this is different from his usual condition how?

[Armando Ramos]

I think we just found our FOIA request volunteer.  

If only you knew.

[4Knee Kate]

Thank you George

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Hi George, I just wanted to thank you for your high quality blowjobs to Wikipedia editors. Regards. Bill Huffman 04:16, 7 July 2007 (UTC)

High praise indeed, especially coming from the likes of Bill Huffman, who no doubt has ample experience in such matters.

[ham]

That is, just how arbitrary these prosecutions are, just how unethical the government is in pursuing its victims (e.g., stealing files and then lying about it), just what a rigged game the entire process is from investigation to prosecution to adjudication, and how a wealthy cartel can manipulate the system to put its competitors not only out of business but behind bars.

I won't raise a finger to defend millists who did whatever they did not for the greater good of anybody, but to line their own pockets.
However, it is true that big brother is the quintessential amoral entity when it comes to anything.

Helen Duncan was a self-proclaimed 'medium' who conducted seances during WWII. For some twist of fate, she 'predicted' the sinking of a UK ship that big brother was denying at the time. Now, you say, there were probably thousands of people 'seeing' things in the bottom of their beer bottle, but she was famous enough and big brother wanted to make an example of her, so she was sentenced on the grounds of centuries old sorcery laws -yes, sorcery laws-.
Helen Duncan's seances were regularly infiltrated -much as most popular mediums' were- and that led to a shock that possibly led to her later death when undercover squealers interrupted her trance...trying to catch a spirit that was allegedly materializing out of her mouth!

In other words, it is not prudent to cross big brother's path...there is a Finkelstein, Hayward, Churchill, Irving show ready to start in your honor at any moment...with you as the defendant.

The 'free' press?
The 'disinterested' law?
Come on...big brother pulls the wires of both as it sees fit.
No judge, no journalist, no academic will risk to ruin his career on a lost cause...whose only net result would be to add his name to a long list of neonazis, antinationals, spies or whatever big brother dabbles in today to enthuse the flag-waving unwashed while plotting the next stock market crash that will leave them homeless, or the next tax raise.