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Ala. court: Minn. pilot death claims to be heard Nov 20 2009 3:31PM
The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that
negligence claims against two aircraft firms in the 2002 death of a
Minnesota pilot were wrongly thrown out.
The court's decision Friday also said a trial judge in Mobile
wrongly dismissed strict-liabilit
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| NYC model who married doorman sues upscale coop Nov 20 2009 8:18AM
A foot model in New York City is suing her
upscale apartment building, claiming the co-op board is trying to
force her out because she married its former doorman.
Christina Ambers filed a $10 million lawsuit in Manhattan state
Supreme Court agai
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| NYC groups sue to block deal for Nets arena Nov 19 2009 1:46PM
Opponents of the Brooklyn arena planned for the
New Jersey Nets have filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a state
agency's approval of the project.
The lawsuit was filed Thursday in Manhattan state Supreme Court.
It seeks to block a Sept. 17 mo
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| Black firefighters object to white promotions Nov 18 2009 2:35PM
A group of black Connecticut
firefighters hopes to block promotions for white firefighters who
won a discrimination case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The black New Haven firefighters argue in papers filed Monday
that they still have a right to
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| Artist Irving Kriesberg dies in NYC at 90 Nov 18 2009 12:08PM
American painter Irving Kriesberg has died in
New York City. He combined intense abstract colors with human and
animal elements.
His son, Matthias, tells The New York Times his father died Nov.
11 of complications from Parkinson's disease. He
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| Fla. lawyer suspected in $1B fraud losing license Nov 18 2009 10:44AM
A South Florida lawyer suspected of operating a $1
billion Ponzi scheme is asking for his own disbarment.
A Florida Bar committee has approved the disbarment request
submitted by attorney Scott Rothstein. A spokeswoman said Wednesday
the final d
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| Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Nov 18 2009 2:13AM
North Dakota's Supreme Court has reversed
drunken driving penalties against two men because their court
hearings were conducted by telephone. Jerry Gordon Neu and Darren
Landsiedel's cases were sent back to lower courts for further
action. The men cl
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| DC ends neighborhood checkpoints, appeal of ruling Nov 17 2009 5:23PM
The District of Columbia has decided not to
appeal a court ruling that found its police checkpoints in a
high-crime neighborhood were unconstitutional.
In a court filing Monday, D.C. Attorney General Peter J. Nickles
said Police Chief Cathy Lani
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| Supreme Court reverses drunken driving penalties Nov 17 2009 5:02PM
North Dakota's Supreme Court has reversed
drunken driving penalties against two men because their court
hearings were conducted by telephone.
In separate cases, Jerry Gordon Neu and Darren Landsiedel
claimed the hearings were not fair and that t
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| Virginia set to electrocute 2001 killer of couple Nov 17 2009 2:14PM
A death row inmate is scheduled to be
executed by electric chair for killing a northern Virginia couple
in 2001.
Sixty-year-old Larry Bill Elliott is scheduled to be executed at
9 p.m. Tuesday for the shooting deaths of 25-year-old Dana Thrall
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| SC lawmaker introduces measure to impeach governor Nov 17 2009 12:15PM
South Carolina lawmakers have formally
received a resolution to impeach Gov. Mark Sanford because of his
June rendezvous with an Argentine lover.
The House on Tuesday formally accepted the bill filed by Rep.
Greg Delleney of Chester. The full
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Nov 17 2009 3:44AM
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| Update on the latest in religion news: Nov 17 2009 2:41AM
Some congressional Republicans are threatening
a filibuster to block confirmation of a federal appeals court
nominee because of his religious rulings.
In 2005, Judge David Hamilton ruled that the Indiana House of
Representatives could not open i
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| Update on the latest sports Nov 16 2009 3:52PM
Florida Marlins outfielder Chris Coghlan
(KAHG'-lihn) is the National League Rookie of the Year, and Oakland
Athletics closer Andrew Bailey is the AL winner. Coghlan edged
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher J.A. Happ in a close race, receiving
17 first-pl
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| Conn. firefighters in bias case seek promotions Nov 16 2009 2:21PM
White New Haven firefighters are seeking
promotions after winning their discrimination lawsuit before the
U.S. Supreme Court.
Twenty firefighters, who include one Hispanic, sued New Haven
after the city threw out results of a 2003 promotion exam
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 16 2009 11:12AM
Politicians are getting financial
headaches and doctors are facing tough choices as more South
Dakotans are living in poverty.
Today, more than one of every 10 South Dakotans are on food
stamps. The use of food stamps soared 34 percent in the pa
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| Canada Supreme Court hears media appeal Nov 16 2009 9:34AM
Canada's Supreme Court is hearing an appeal by
several media organizations, including The Associated Press,
seeking to lift reporting restrictions on preliminary hearings in
court cases.
Monday's appeal relates to the 2006 arrests of the "Toront
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| Court won't hear complaint about Redskins name Nov 16 2009 9:13AM
The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from a
group of Native Americans who think the name of the NFL's
Washington Redskins football team is offensive.
The high court on Monday turned away an appeal from Suzan Shown
Harjo. That ends the latest r
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| Conn. residents: Pfizer land battle unnecessary Nov 16 2009 2:41AM
Angry Connecticut residents whose land
was taken by their city for private development say the Pfizer Inc.
drug company's recent decision to move away shows the city never
needed to pick the eminent domain fight in the first place.
The waterfr
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| Gates blocks release of detainee abuse photos Nov 14 2009 7:23PM
Defense Secretary Robert Gates has blocked the
public release of 44 pictures of foreign detainees abused by their
U.S. captors, saying their release would endanger American
soldiers.
The Obama administration filed a brief with the Supreme Court
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 14 2009 2:13AM
A circuit judge has ruled that opponents of
South Dakota's smoking ban have gathered enough petition signatures
to put the measure to a statewide public vote in next year's
general election.
After testimony ended in a two-day trial, Circuit Judg
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| Court dismisses appeal by women ski jumpers Nov 13 2009 7:01PM
The British Columbia Court of
Appeal has dismissed a bid by women ski jumpers to force Vancouver
Olympic organizers to let them compete.
The women were appealing a lower court ruling that allowed
organizers of the 2010 Winter Games to hold a men
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| Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press... Nov 13 2009 5:51PM
The Montana Supreme Court has overturned a
woman's drunk driving conviction, saying the got behind the wheel
only to escape a dangerous bar fight. Prosecutors had argued that
Lisa Marie Leprowse didn't have to drive 14 miles to get away. A
state law
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| Court tosses DUI conviction of fleeing driver Nov 13 2009 4:06PM
The Montana Supreme Court is overruled a
woman's drunk driving conviction, citing a state law that lets
people break the law if they are in danger.
Lisa Marie Leprowse argued that she was running from a dangerous
bar fight when she got behind th
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| Judge rules SD smoking ban goes to public vote Nov 13 2009 3:31PM
A circuit judge has ruled that opponents of
South Dakota's smoking ban have gathered enough petition signatures
to put the measure to a statewide public vote in next year's
general election.
After testimony ended in a two-day trial, Circuit Judg
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| Judge linked to stripper gets 1 year probation Nov 13 2009 2:08PM
A former Florida judge whose legal career
ended amid accusations about his relationship with a stripper was
sentenced to one year probation for bank fraud.
Thomas E. Stringer was sentenced Friday afternoon in federal
court in Tampa.
String
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| Pfizer move vexes those who lost Conn. land fight Nov 13 2009 10:02AM
Now that drug giant Pfizer Inc. has
announced plans to pull out of a Connecticut city where it played a
role in an epic eminent domain fight, residents are questioning why
the battle was ever waged.
The company said this week it plans to close i
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| Man resentenced for fatal Cut Bank stabbing Nov 13 2009 4:26AM
A 33-year-old Browning man convicted
of stabbing a teenager to death in 2005 has been re-sentenced to
less than half of his original sentence. That's after the state
Supreme Court weighed in on the case last May.
District Judge Dirk Sandefur sen
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| For 3rd time, W.Va. Supreme Court favors Massey Nov 12 2009 3:45PM
A multimillion-dollar coal contract
dispute that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court has again
resulted in a ruling in favor of Massey Energy Co.
For the third time in nearly two years, West Virginia's Supreme
Court has overturned a $50 m
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| Definition of city block at center of drug case Nov 12 2009 7:21AM
The definition of a city block is at the
center of a drug case before the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Ricky Carufel was convicted in 2007 of selling cocaine to police
informants at his house in Winona, including convictions for
selling drugs near a
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Nov 12 2009 3:44AM
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| Female ski jumpers head back to court Nov 11 2009 3:17PM
Female ski jumpers are
heading back to court Thursday in another attempt to compete in the
Vancouver Olympics.
Fourteen jumpers are appealing a lower court's decision that the
Vancouver Olympic organizing committee doesn't control whether they
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| Honoring veterans...Stocks higher...O'Connor's husband dies... Nov 11 2009 11:54AM
President Barack Obama and first lady
Michelle Obama have observed Veterans Day at Arlington National
Cemetery visiting the graves of troops killed in Iraq and
Afghanistan. The president also laid a wreath at the Tomb of the
Unknowns, and paid tribut
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| Husband of retired Justice O'Connor dies Nov 11 2009 10:44AM
John J. O'Connor III, the husband of retired
Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, has died.
The court said the 79-year-old O'Connor died Wednesday in
Phoenix, Ariz., of complications arising from Alzheimer's disease.
John O'Connor, hi
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Nov 11 2009 3:44AM
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Here is the Minnesota Pronunciation Guide.
For any additions or corrections:
Call Doug Glass at AP Minneapolis at 1-800-552-7250 or (612)
332-2727
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Or e-mail to dglass(at)ap.org
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| Conn. judge: Release church abuse papers by Dec. 1 Nov 10 2009 4:27PM
A Connecticut judge has ordered the
release of thousands of documents connected to sexual abuse
lawsuits involving Bridgeport's Roman Catholic Diocese.
A Waterbury Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that the diocese
should release the sealed doc
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| Alinghi preparing for Cup in Valencia, Spain Nov 10 2009 9:55AM
Defending America's Cup champion Alinghi of
Switzerland says it is preparing to hold its showdown against
American challenger BMW Oracle Racing in Valencia, Spain, starting
Feb. 8.
In a letter Tuesday to New York State Supreme Court Justice
Shi
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| Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Nov 10 2009 7:07AM
A judge has issued a temporary
restraining order that bars the state Board of Higher Education
from retiring the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux
nickname until after a hearing next month. Judge Michael Sturdevant
of Bottineau ruled in a l
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| Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press... Nov 10 2009 6:46AM
According to Gov. Mike Rounds, the health
reform bill the U.S. House passed on Saturday would break South
Dakota's state budget. He says it would make everyone earning less
than 150 percent of the federal poverty level eligible for Medicaid
and woul
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| Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 10 2009 5:01AM
President Barack Obama plans to attend a
memorial at Texas' Fort Hood today, where a gunman's rampage left
13 dead and 29 more wounded.
Obama will also meet with the families of those killed.
Kevin Sullivan, who served as President George W
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Nov 10 2009 3:44AM
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 10 2009 2:14AM
A judge is barring the state Board of
Higher Education from doing away with the University of North
Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname until after a Dec. 9 hearing.
Monday's order from Judge Michael Sturdevant of Bottineau is in
response to a laws
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 10 2009 2:14AM
A judge on Monday decided in favor of
State Rep. Roger Hunt of Brandon in a ruling that keeps secret the
name of an anonymous donor who gave $750,000 to the 2006 abortion
ban campaign in South Dakota.
During the 2006 campaign, Hunt formed Promis
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| D.C. sniper mastermind set to be executed Tuesday Nov 10 2009 2:13AM
Unless Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine steps in,
sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad will be executed for the
sniper attacks that terrorized the nation's capital region for
three weeks in October 2002.
Muhammad is set to die by injection at 9 p.m. Tue
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| Latest Minnesota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 10 2009 1:45AM
An immigration attorney says roughly 1,250
undocumented janitors in the Twin Cities were fired from their jobs
in October as their company checked immigration papers.
The janitors worked for ABM Industries Inc., a New-York based
company that pro
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| Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press... Nov 10 2009 1:45AM
An immigration attorney says roughly 1,250
undocumented janitors in the Twin Cities were fired from their jobs
in October as their company checked immigration papers. An attorney
for the nonprofit Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota says the
janitors w
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| Military trial...Abortion foe admits killing...Tropical storm... Nov 9 2009 6:54PM
Investigative officials say the Fort Hood
shooting suspect will apparently face charges in military court.
Major Nidal Malik Hasan is accused of killing 13 people and
wounding 29 others. A lawyer contacted by his family says he has
doubts whether h
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| ND Supreme Court hears disputed feedlot case Nov 9 2009 6:05PM
The attorney for a [[kxtopic:morton-county-nd:t[Morton County]:t]] man says
the County Commission is allowing a feedlot within a quarter-mile
of where he wants to build a house.
Donald Hagerott is asking the [[kxtopic:north-dakota:t[North Dakota]
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| Confession to killing...Suspect can speak...Holiday travel... Nov 9 2009 6:05PM
A [[kxtopic:missouri:t[Missouri]:t]] man accused of gunning down an
[[kxtopic:abortion:t[abortion]:t]] provider in church has confessed to the slaying. Scott
Roeder (ROH'-dur) tells The Associated Press that he killed Dr.
George Tiller to protect un
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| Supreme Court reinstates death penalty of Ohioan Nov 9 2009 5:44PM
The U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated the
death penalty against an Ohio man who killed and mutilated a man he
met in a gay bar in 1985, rejecting a claim that his lawyers erred
during the sentencing phase of his trial.
Attorneys for Robert Van H
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| Another delay possible in baseball drug list case Nov 9 2009 5:16PM
All 27 active judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals may take the unprecedented step of rehearing the
baseball drug list case, which could delay a final resolution until
at least 2011 and possibly later.
In a one-sentence order last Wed
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| Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 9 2009 4:13PM
The man accused of shooting a Kansas
abortion provider has confessed to the killing to The Associated
Press, saying he has no regrets.
In a telephone call from jail Monday, Scott Roeder told the AP:
"Because of the fact pre-born children's lives
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| Donor in 2006 abortion campaign to remain secret Nov 9 2009 4:13PM
A judge on Monday decided in favor of
State Rep. Roger Hunt of Brandon in a ruling that keeps secret the
name of an anonymous donor who gave $750,000 to the 2006 abortion
ban campaign in South Dakota.
During the 2006 campaign, Hunt formed Promis
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| Pa. panel hears testimony in court kickbacks case Nov 9 2009 2:35PM
A judge tasked with unraveling an
alleged $2.8 million kickback scheme involving two Pennsylvania
judges says they presided over a juvenile justice system "run
amok."
Senior Bucks County Judge Arthur Grim told a state investigatory
panel Monday t
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| Memorial planned...Sniper execution set...Where was Sarkozy?... Nov 9 2009 1:04PM
There will be a roll call of the names
of the dead, and a 21-gun salute. Officials are providing some
details of the memorial service that will take place tomorrow at
Fort Hood in Texas for the victims of last week's shooting rampage.
President Bar
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| US Supreme Court refuses to stop sniper execution Nov 9 2009 12:36PM
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to block
Tuesday's scheduled execution of sniper mastermind John Allen
Muhammad.
The Court did not comment Monday on why it refused to consider
his appeal.
Muhammad is scheduled to die by injection at a V
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| Hasan can talk...Suspect described as hero...Stroller recall... Nov 9 2009 12:01PM
He's well enough to talk but
investigators aren't saying when they might try to get more
information from the man accused of killing 13 people last week at
Fort Hood in Texas. Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan (nih-DAHL' mah-LEEK'
hah-SAHN') is in stable condi
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| RICHMOND, Va. (AP) U.S. Supreme Court refuses to block... Nov 9 2009 11:54AM
U.S. Supreme Court refuses to block
execution of Beltway sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
APNP 11-09-09 1144CST
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| High court looks at life in prison for juveniles Nov 9 2009 11:26AM
The Supreme Court appears sharply divided over
whether sentencing a juvenile to life in prison with no chance of
parole is cruel and unusual punishment, particularly if the crime
is less serious than homicide.
The justices heard two hours of arg
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| Ida weakens...Fort Hood moves forward...Berlin Wall anniversary... Nov 9 2009 4:47AM
Hurricane Ida is losing some of its punch as
it lumbers closer to the U.S. Gulf Coast. Forecasters say the storm
has weakened to a Category 1 hurricane with 90 mph winds. Ida could
make landfall as early as tomorrow morning. Hurricane and tropical
st
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| High court to look at life in prison for juveniles Nov 9 2009 4:05AM
The Supreme Court is considering whether
sentencing a juvenile to life in prison with no chance of parole is
cruel and unusual punishment, particularly if the crime is less
serious than homicide.
The cases being heard Monday involve two Florida
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Nov 9 2009 3:44AM
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| Update on the latest in business: Nov 9 2009 3:16AM
Investors took stocks higher last week, despite
word that unemployment had risen above 10 percent for the first
time in 26 years.
In the latest session, the Dow Jones industrials rose 17 points
to 10,023.42, providing a gain of 311 points for th
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| Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press... Nov 9 2009 3:05AM
An Oglala woman who made false
accusations of sexual abuse and assault has pleaded guilty to
making a false statement. Prosecutors say 19-year-old Vanna Chief
Eagle claimed that she and a sibling had been abused and assaulted
by a relative. Court fil
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 8 2009 4:13PM
Democratic Congresswoman Stephanie Herseth
Sandlin was one of 39 Democrats who voted against a
Democratic-written health care bill in the House yesterday. It was
one of a series of votes that have put her on the other side of
issues pushed by the Dem
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| Panel will study interpreters in SD courts Nov 8 2009 3:45PM
The South Dakota Supreme Court has appointed
a committee to study the use of interpreters and translators in the
state's court system.
The panel will examine how interpreters are used in the courts
and recommend ways to improve court services fo
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| Patent case could have major implications for software... Nov 8 2009 11:47AM
With the technology industry looking on, the
Supreme Court tomorrow explores what types of inventions should be
eligible for a patent.
The court's decision should settle a long-running debate over
whether business methods should be eligible for
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| (Following Advance for Use Saturday, Nov. 21) Nov 8 2009 9:13AM
Today in History
Today is Saturday, Nov. 21, the 325th day of 2009. There are 40
days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Nov. 21, 1934, the Cole Porter musical "Anything Goes,"
starring Ethel Merman as Reno Swe
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| Health battle shifts to Senate...Obama hails House health care... Nov 8 2009 4:47AM
The focus is shifting to the Senate for the
next phase of the health care reform battle. The House passed its
version last night by a tight, 220-215 vote. Senate Majority Leader
Harry Reid of Nevada says there is a "strong will for reform that
exists
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Nov 8 2009 3:51AM
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332-2727
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| Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press... Nov 8 2009 3:04AM
A man accused of shooting and killing
another man outside a St. Paul bar last year has been found guilty.
Audie Matthews stared silently ahead and declined to address the
court. Defense attorney John Riemer says Matthews still maintains
his innocen
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| Latest Minnesota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 8 2009 1:46AM
A Minnesota teen who fled the state to avoid
chemotherapy has completed his last cancer treatment.
Thirteen-year-old Daniel Hauser of Sleepy Eye underwent his
final radiation session Friday morning. The family says he is now
cancer-free.
D
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| Health care bill passes...12 killed...Holiday travel... Nov 8 2009 1:46AM
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is comparing the
House's late-night passage of health care legislation to Social
Security in 1935 and Medicare 30 years later. The 220-215 vote has
cleared the way for the Senate to begin its debate on the issue.
WAS
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| Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 8 2009 1:18AM
A cheer from the Democratic side of the House
has heralded the passage of sweeping health care overhaul
legislation in the chamber, with a narrow 220-215 vote.
Republicans were nearly unanimous in rejecting the measure,
which Michigan Rep. Candi
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| Headlines go here Nov 8 2009 12:07AM
President Barack Obama is praising Saturday
night's historic vote by the House for a health care overhaul
measure. In a statement, the president says "thanks to the hard
work of the House, we are just two steps away from achieving health
insurance re
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| High court to look at life in prison for juveniles Nov 8 2009 12:07AM
A cruel and unusual punishment question is
before the Supreme Court, which has never before overruled a
sentence on that basis, except when it involved the death penalty.
The court hears arguments Monday about life without parole
sentences for j
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| Obama praises health care overhaul...House narrowly passes health... Nov 8 2009 12:07AM
President Barack Obama is praising Saturday
night's historic vote by the House for a health care overhaul
measure. In a statement, the president says "thanks to the hard
work of the House, we are just two steps away from achieving health
insurance re
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Nov 7 2009 3:44AM
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332-2727
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| Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Nov 7 2009 2:13AM
The Stark County sheriff says preliminary
autopsy results show drowning as the cause of death of three
college softball players whose vehicle went into a livestock pond
in southwestern North Dakota. The women were believed to have gone
on a stargazin
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Pomeroy Plans to Vote for Health Reform Nov 6 2009 7:16PM
North Dakota's only congressman says he'll vote in favor of the health insurance reform bill that could be voted on in the US House tomorrow.
A spokesperson in Earl Pomeroy's office says the congressman supports the bill with the changes that were made t
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Comments Posted by KXNet.com Users in Supreme Court News Articles
Dear Dakota Dan (comma)
Way to hit me where it hurts(comma) in my lack of information on my news profile(period) I'm suprised you just didn't come back with the "sticks and stones may break my bones" defense(period) I'm done talking to you(exclamation point) Reply...
Dear A Stenehjem
Just keep writing, more people have read this than voted for Wayne. I fight for this country everyday too. Please don't stop your powerful words.
This site topic was started to promote the great Wayne Stenehjem.
Who's hiding, "Question Mark" with nothing filled out about your background. Typical! Reply...
Dakota Dan,
First off, whats my point? I'll use small words and simple sentences in order for you to understand, since you seemed to have missed it last time. If you have a problem with the way elected officials run things, complaining about it over a news forum isn't the way to handle it. Go out and try to change it. Try and get people on your side. Bring it up to the Supreme Court if you have to. Try and find some one who will do a better job. If you think that person is you then step up. Hiding behind your computer screen is pointless.
Secondly, don't you even try to tell me whats "hard". You have no idea what I do. I promise it isn't some cushy job like you have trying to sell renewable energy. While you sit in your home and wonder what you're going to complain about next, I'm out of the United States defending your right to say what you want. I don't need to defend what Wayne does. He's a grown man and can take care of himself. But what you don't seem to get is that while you're at home rooting for the next big crash in NASCAR, people are trying to make this world a better place the best way they can. Instead of complaining, we're doing.
Reply...
Posted by Fred Flinstone on Nov 15 2009 11:51AM
In Article: Wayne Stenehjem
Hay Dan, what party do you back?
What party does Wayne back?
I don't know the answers to either question, but I can guess they are not the same. Reply...
Posted by kx viewer on Nov 15 2009 11:16AM
In Article: Gordon Kahl
The story is told out over the country a thousand time and more, the problems of society with laws against drugs, and where you as a parent should turn to for help, when you find out who is selling.
You are not to take the law into your own hands, but what do you do if the law retaliates at you for going to the media and bringing to attention the attitudes of law officials, DA, Judges and what I experienced. The law did not know I had friends in journalism so I went to the media by having an eye wittness explain, warning parents out there what to look out for, meth is no drug to play around with. This was aired over the Kx net work in segments in the news for a week. I hope it brought attention to other parents who may have gotten a handle on the situation before its to late. Its hard to control a son with no handle to grab onto. Meth not only effects your life, but everyone's life around you. Its crazy and will make you crazy and you will ruin your life. It will destroy you and everyone you know and love. There is no drug safe if made with chemicals from under your sink. They took 6 dolars worth of household chemicals and make thousands. The money is big profit and can see how appealing it is to make money off of your neighbors sorrows.
Its been over a decade now, everyone involved is still doing fine, the DA is now a judge, the DEA agent quit his job for reasons of his own. But we did have a talk about what was going on behind his back. Another quit when he had this person under the gun, and was warned by state officials to lay off.
Everyone is doing fine, except my son never got the help he needed, but you dont get help in jail, you gain new friends. I am not the first parent to has lost a son to drugs and certainly not the last. It is not that I didnt try. I decided my family is more important and didnt want the law retaliating against me through my family. I recieved a call from the law inquireing about my other son, who had nothing to do with anything his brother was into but the message was explicitly clear. It was a threat in so many words. He said " Maybe you would like to turn in your other son?" You really havent lived a full life untill the judge tells you behind closed door. "It made here, the money stays here, it is subsidizing buisnesses and good for the economy". They think someone who is for legalization of marijuana would like to see meth and cocain, and heroin legal. No Sir ! I just know what is bad for america and that is the double standards we all experience with this country.
Where are drugs after a 50 year war against drugs to keep drugs off the streets of america? I will tell you they are on the streets of america, Education is the key to happy life
All is good in america if you keep your mouth shut. I just might get mad enough to write a book because this is a problem that effects all of america. Not just one segment, it affects us all. Reply...
Posted by ltrsnow on Nov 15 2009 8:38AM
In Article: Gordon Kahl
well then tell your story. I will listen.
Reply...
Dear A. Stenehjem,
Just catching up on your October 11th posting - -
I have to ask, what's your point? That the poor people who run for public office have it so rough and being a "political figure" is so hard they need our sympathy? Or should get a pass?
You want to know what's hard? Building a business, creating jobs, not getting taxed into oblivion, taking care of your family - -
I'm afraid you've got it backwards. It's the responsibility of everyone to hold "political figures" accountable. It has nothing to do with the temperature of my ice-cream.
Wayne is in an elected office and Drew was a political appointment - - paid by the public to serve.
They are not above the law or being questioned. When "political figures" can't be questioned, we've got some serious problems.
Facts are facts - - they've got some answering to do.
How about we start with fabrication of evidence to get an Indictment i.e. the Bala case overturned by the U.S. Court of Appeals?
What in the world was Drew Wriggley doing stomping all over a North Dakota company because of a false claim started by Mike Cichy? A claim that RSI was "running a simulcast site that needed a second license"? Well, it turns out that RSI wasn't running a simulcast site, and it was already licensed by the State for Account Wagering.
And this was after Wayne Stenehjem took over RSI just months after the Account Wagering began because he said it owed millions in taxes. It turns out there was no tax for Account Wagering in the State law and there was no deadline to pay parimutuel taxes - - period. They didn't get around to correcting the legislation or putting rules until 2007. Quite a gap.
Stenehjem and Wriggley ran to the press, a Grand Jury, and a trial jury telling everybody a false story. They even said RSI hadn't paid Federal taxes - - when it had!
All fabrications against an honest business person who started a business from nothing, had paid over $26-million in taxes to North Dakota, built a State industry, and was rewarded by being sent to federal prison for not breaking any laws. She LOST everything... business, home, health, reputation ... everything! How much tax has wonderful Wayne paid? Or Drew?
After they'd been out there showboating for the cameras and run RSI into the ground - - they weren't about to lose face and back down.
Maybe Wayne wouldn't enjoy 70% of the vote of the fair minded people of North Dakota if the public knew his actions in this case - - maybe Drew wouldn't have that political future he wants so badly. Maybe that's why Wayne and Drew did what they did to railroad this case rather than admit they were wrong - - something those "political figures" really do have a hard time doing.
This injustice was wrong from the start. The North Dakota Racing Commission could and should have handled this from the beginning. Wayne and Drew abused the power of their offices. When the government attacks a business and innocent person like this, they need to MAN-UP.
"Grow a set"? I think that's been done - - that's what it takes to stand up to "political figures".
Dakota Dan
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Posted by kx viewer on Nov 15 2009 8:16AM
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Sick you are dead on with the idea of being innocent untill a court of law and a jury has found you guilty, and it is unfortunate most of these people did not make it to a court of law. Alot would have come out.
The law can be just as corrupt as any criminal and I have seen it. I wish you had not brought that up because one of the reasons I am still alive is because i want to live long enough to see america kick butt when it comes to the injustice performed in our courts of laws.
I would love to discuss over a cup of coffee what i know of the meth proplem in this country, and why it is here. When a judge tells you, its made here, it is supporting buisnesses here, its good for the economy. That was enough for me to understand what is going on in this country. That is all I can say about it in here. But you can believe me I was at the courthouse in their faces about this. I have written letters to other court justices about this. At this time I got a lady to go on tv to warn the public of the meth problem. I tried to help but was slaped by a judge when letting him know what i know. I then experience the law going after my family, that was the slap in my face. I had a bad son and a good son. The law called me up and reminded me I have another son. Which was a direct threat for me to lay off or they would get him to. So I am waiting and quieted down, and I wonder what I will do if they continue to threaten me for standing up against something that is clearly killing our children. I dont take threats lightly by anyone even corrupt law officials.
We do have a problem how law and government can white wash anything, and the zombies just follow behind the pied piper and pay the piper so they can fill their pipes and smoke it.
I always say if there is one of me, there is a 1000 of me out there. This has happened all over the nation to others . We all have storys to tell. Reply...
Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 15 2009 1:00AM
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Another point I want to touch on is that I don't believe there was malicious intent. Over zealous law enforcement and prosecutors are too blame, but at best it is negligence. Which brings me to my second point. WE ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. We don't practice that anymore, we are guilty in the eyes of law enforcement, prosecutors, media, and public opinion until proven innocent. Even then a lot of times the public and media in generally don't care, and you are still guilty.
The fix is pretty simple. In school while people are training to be judges, prosecutors, cops, feds, etc, they need to have INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY, bashed into their heads. Then as they work in their respective fields they need to critiqued and punished for not following this creed. As a disclaimer most of those in the fields of justice in general are not bad. But there are cases such as these in this thread that show what happen when we become over Zealous. Now on too the media and public need a bigger share in the blame of this, and a much larger share than justice employees. If you are charged with any case that is anywhere near high profile there is no way you can get a fair trial. Because news outlets do not share counter evidence. They get the public riled up with fantastic claims, and we the public believe it. Then we decide if some is guilty long before any trial has taken place.
The Duke rape case is a perfect example of how an over zealous prosecutor and police coupled with media reports from people like Nancy Grace, and public like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson jumped all over these innocent boys. They are very lucky not to be in prison right now. Reply...
Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 15 2009 12:34AM
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I agree what happened was a tragedy and could have been prevented. I really feel tho, no matter what happened there, there was going to be a blood bath.
Actually what brought the attention of the Davidians to the ATF was a mail worker who accidentally broke a box and load of inert grenades fell out. That and the automatic weapons firing, which was heard by neighbors. Weapons were apart of that search warrant as well.
As far as the religion part, I said as long as your religion doesn't infringe upon other's rights it is protected.
To me that video of the Davidians talking about Koresh was pretty damning. That video alone probably would have gotten him convicted on child sex abuse. It is unfortunate that he never had the chance to face the court, and even sadder that all that innocent blood was shed. Reply...
Posted by kx viewer on Nov 14 2009 9:44PM
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In a prior post i did state → It may have been wacked out religion but in most ways all religion could be considered unfounded and a snub in someones nose ? So who decides which religion is ok and which is not ? Dont leave that one up to legislation.
As far as stock pileing weapons there is no law broken. The government does not want you to have automatic weapons; however semi automatic are the exception, and would be my preference. A man would have to be a damn fool to want a weapon on automatic unless he just has the desire to waste ammo. If your any/good at all its one shot one kill, and much better on the ammo supply. Regardless automatic assault weapons are out-lawed the only people who possess them is law enforcement and government proclaimed criminals. I guess to me a weapon is a weapon. We are americans and being free means you need to be armed to the teeth because there are a whole lot of people out there who would love to take them away.
It does look like this guy was armed for armageddon, but the warrent was for sexual relations with a minor. → The remnants of a huge arsenal was later found after the fire amidst the ruins of the Davidian compound. This stockpile included grenades, gas masks, more than a million rounds of ammunition and at least 40 submachine guns. ← This to me says they did not have a warrent for weapons but one of sexual alligations. If so they sure had alot of agents storming the compound, I guess I dont see that to much in any rape case.
If they did know of these weapons that would be all the more reason to wait this situation out with the amount of children known to be in the building.
It is pretty clear to anyone who watched live that day as far as first shots, and that is why it remains unclear as who fired the first shot. I guess the government does not recognize an officer accidently shooting himself in the leg as a first shot. How easy it is for a government to white wash and move on,
It is clear the government used excessive force as far as having children involved because of the deaths of those 70 some children. Dont matter whos fault anymore that is enough punishment for anyone.
The thing is the government had all the time in the world and again chose the wrong time to storm troop in. No body had been killed as of yet and it should have stayed that way. They knew the kind of person this was, they should have been prepared to do it peacably and wait the creap out. Think Janet Reno had something to do with this attack and her attitude come in a room 10 feet ahead of that lady.
There are psycho's out there people follow and stranger ones than Keresh, Is not much you can do about it with the freedom of religion no matter how ludicris is sounds to someone.
In one further thought this guy brought attention to himself proclaiming himself as jesus christ. That sounds strange and almost needs dealing with right away adding something to this if not the reason they storm trooped in. Sex ? Religion? Self Anointing himself as Christ ? Weapons ? It sure makes you wanna burn this guy to the stake.
I am just left to wonder the day Jesus does return and who will recognize him, and what government will ?
Children were killed the government could have waited. Reply...
Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 14 2009 8:24PM
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The Davidians were armed and in position for a fight. There is only rumor on who fired at who first.
What about the video made by Koresh's followers and released during the siege, Koresh stated he'd been told by God to procreate with the women in the group to establish a "House of David," his "Special People." This involved married couples in the group dissolving their marriages and agreeing that only Koresh could have sexual relations with the wives. On the tape, Koresh is also shown with several minors who claimed to have had babies fathered by Koresh. In total, Koresh had 14 children who stayed with him in the compound.
Besides allegations of sexual abuse, Koresh was accused of stockpiling illegal weapons. The Feds investigated these charges and obtained a warrant to search Koresh's compound. Former Davidian Marc Breault claimed that Koresh had "...M16 lower receiver parts" (when the receiver is modified and these parts are added to an AR15 rifle it becomes a fully automatic weapon and is subject to the National Firearms Act and its $200 tax in the United States) Reply...
Posted by kx viewer on Nov 14 2009 8:22AM
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The first shot fired at Waco was an atf officer on a ladder who accidently shot himself in the leg. The rest was history.
As in Waco there were sexual allegations in the last attempt at slapping freedom of religious RIGHT, with the use of a prank phone call. Over 400 children were scattered accross the country taken away from their mothers and fathers. The attempt was over ruled but the stigma of a government is still in the works, and it is my belief it is all in the scheme of erodeing our rights.
Another good book is God Fathers of the Prarie, but you wont find it in North Dakota. THis literature was banned in North Dakota for sale. Reply...
Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 13 2009 11:24PM
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Boy I smell something weird here. The entire Medina Police Department? Has there really been a Medina police department. If so how many were actually employed during the "firing".
Darrell Graf is the former Chief of Police for the City of Medina, N.D., graduating from the North Dakota Law Enforcement Training Center in August of 1976. He is currently President and CEO of PEMNA Fire Apparatus, Ltd. in Fargo, N.D. He holds two patents on firefighting devices he invented, and in addition, is still active in fire and rescue training.
Steve Schnabel is the former Colonel of the police department for the City of Medina, N.D., graduating from the North Dakota Law Enforcement Training Center in April of 1981. He is also a staff sergeant for the North Dakota Army National Guard of which he has been a member for over 19 years. Steve is currently a customer service representative for a manufacturing company in Fargo, N.D.
Something smells fishy with this book. I guess I must go find and read it... Reply...
Posted by Proud Veteran on Nov 13 2009 11:07PM
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A good book to read on this subject is "It's All About Power". It is written by the two Medina Police Officers that were employed there when the Medina Incident happened.
I highly encourage you to obtain (library, etc.) a copy to read. Very informative with pictures.
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Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 13 2009 7:56PM
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Even still they are still a state organization and falls out side the US military. Even if it is treated as a facet of the US military, because the governors have to approve of anything that happens.
The US Coast Guard is another agency that falls out side of Posse Comitatus...
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Posted by Sick~O King on Nov 13 2009 7:47PM
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I have thought at one point or another that a federal tax is illegal. However some basic book work finds out that it is not. This is where the difference between statutory laws and common law come into play, and you can replace common law with constitutional law if it sounds better for you. Basically you the constitution sets up what the gov't can't do to you and what it can do.
Here are the Enumerated powers of congress:
To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States; but all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout the United States
To borrow money on the credit of the United States
To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes
To establish a uniform rule of naturalization, and uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcies throughout the United States
To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures
To provide for the punishment of counterfeiting the securities and current coin of the United States
To establish post offices and post roads
To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries
To constitute tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court
To define and punish piracies and felonies committed on the high seas, and offenses against the law of nations
To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water
To raise and support armies, but no appropriation of money to that use shall be for a longer term than two years
To provide and maintain a navy
To make rules for the government and regulation of the land and naval forces
To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the union, suppress insurrections and repel invasions
To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the militia, and for governing such part of them as may be employed in the service of the United States, reserving to the states respectively, the appointment of the officers, and the authority of training the militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress
To exercise exclusive legislation in all cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten miles (16 km) square) as may, by cession of particular states, and the acceptance of Congress, become the seat of the government of the United States, and to exercise like authority over all places purchased by the consent of the legislature of the state in which the same shall be, for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dockyards, and other needful buildings.
Gordon Kahl may have had all the best intentions in the world but he broke the law and was involved in not one but too fatal shootouts, and nothing he did prior could justify that.
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Posted by José on Nov 13 2009 7:38PM
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Just a minor point, Sick~0,
I think nearly every item the National Guard has possession of, is owned by the U.S. government. That includes all weapons, vehicles, communication equipment and personal equipment (such as Gortex gear, sleeping bags, etc.).
The Army National Guard is a component of the U.S. Army, and is not a separate entity owned by each state. Each governor has certain powers to activate units as emergencies arise, but the same units can also be activated to Federal service by the Commander-in-Chief at any time. Reply...
Posted by kx viewer on Nov 13 2009 7:21PM
In Article: Gordon Kahl
Yes the National Gard is exempt from the act. I have no idea if another organization has taken on the name but when i refer to the possee it is a goroup of men the sheriff can assemble. In the Medina incident, the sheriff could have brought Gordon in if he thought the government had a right to take him. Which is pretty much frivelous because the government just makes up papers and takes what they want if they want. There is no stopping them.
It will never be known all the truths of that day but there was a better way and the government needed to set an example for others who might feel taxation without representation is illegal in this country. Most of these malitica groups are radicle as all hell but these groups may be your last line of defence some day. They would be all arrested and put away if the government had that right, but being radicle and owning weapons are still basic rights of americans and you cant say they are not thinking of gun control. Now you know why. Reply...
Posted by kx viewer on Nov 13 2009 7:02PM
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As far ad Gordon Kaul was dangerous he was to the Nazi airforce, he was a good shot, and he was a danger to our government. We cannot have civil unrest over taxes not then and not now. He had never harmed a soul between WWII and the day they shot his son. Quite frankly if in the same situation blood is thicker than laws with holes that will not hold water.
I have lived with taxes all my life, and I understand there was no tax other than what the citizens voted in to alocate the government once a year when this country was founded. We broke from England on the idea we were taxed to much.
People like Gordon Kaul and many before him were tired of a government that could not live within its means, and operatiing under a deficit every year. He understoood better than we did. He protested and was ultimately killed.
Now 30 years later will you answer me honestly ? Are you taxed to much ? Reply...
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