Cry of the Eagles
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Cry of the Eagles
This thread is reserved for GoldandSilverEagles to make their case-- if they can.
Three cheers for the Lesser Evil!
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
I assume you are not referring to the genuine US Mint precious metal coins, which are a bargain compared to the Von NotHaus funny money. So please clarify.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
He's referring to the gentleman who posted on the Lindsey Springer thread, about how Mr Springer "won" him a year in a federal lock-up. I doubt he'll be back since he doesn't want to explain what happened.
EDIT: If the "Golden Eagle" sticks in your craw, I suggest "Pinchbeck Chicken".
EDIT: If the "Golden Eagle" sticks in your craw, I suggest "Pinchbeck Chicken".
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
For what it's worth, I can think of a jurisidictional argument which would eliminate the possibility of a 30 year sentence and substitute a one year sentence. If the Federal explosives charge was thrown out and a state charge of "public endangerment" was left....
But we'll probably never know.
But we'll probably never know.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
It's not possible for a single indictment to contain both federal and state charges, because federal crimes must be prosecuted in federal court, state charges in state court.
One can create certain unlikely-but-possible scenarios, such as federal charges dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, followed by a state indictment. Or a federal indictment certain counts of which fail for lack of an interstate nexus, while others don't. But Occam's razor says that it simply didn't happen the way s/he describes.
One can create certain unlikely-but-possible scenarios, such as federal charges dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, followed by a state indictment. Or a federal indictment certain counts of which fail for lack of an interstate nexus, while others don't. But Occam's razor says that it simply didn't happen the way s/he describes.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
What if the party was under indictment or information for a lesser charge, and a charge for an explosive device was alleged during pretrial proceedings, and the party overcame the explosive charge by a challenge of interstate nexus and released for time served?
Would that satisfy the parameters suggested by 'GoldandSilverEagles?'
Would that satisfy the parameters suggested by 'GoldandSilverEagles?'
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
There is no such thing as "alleging" (or "overcoming") something which is not charged (other than in the FRE 404(b) context, which is not relevant here). And, if the govt was thinking of adding charges, they would most likely just supersede, not discuss it first.ASITStands wrote:What if the party was under indictment or information for a lesser charge, and a charge for an explosive device was alleged during pretrial proceedings, and the party overcame the explosive charge by a challenge of interstate nexus and released for time served?
Look, any manner of things are possible. In the unlikely event that the poster wants to clear this up, s/he can easily do so. The problem arises if clearing it up also shows that the poster is full of it.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Ok.
What if there were multiple counts in a superseding indictment, and all but the count for a lesser charge were dismissed for lack of interstate nexus leaving the felon with one count?
Or, maybe a plea bargain in exchange for dismissal of the other counts?
What if there were multiple counts in a superseding indictment, and all but the count for a lesser charge were dismissed for lack of interstate nexus leaving the felon with one count?
Or, maybe a plea bargain in exchange for dismissal of the other counts?
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Or, maybe Lindsey wrote "Refused for Cause" in red crayon over the indictment?ASITStands wrote:Ok.
What if there were multiple counts in a superseding indictment, and all but the count for a lesser charge were dismissed for lack of interstate nexus leaving the felon with one count?
Or, maybe a plea bargain in exchange for dismissal of the other counts?
Or maybe the PRA defense was invoked?
Really, what's the purpose of guessing when the person who has all the details can easily share those details if he/she chooses?
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
What Dezcad said.
Ovaltine?
Ovaltine?
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
This thread has been viewed "315" times as of this precise moment in time. Interesting....as my [home] postal mailing address while growing up began with the numbers "513".
Hmmmmmm..........interesting indeed!
Hmmmmmm..........interesting indeed!
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Yes, the Universe revolves around you.GoldandSilverEagles wrote:This thread has been viewed "315" times as of this precise moment in time. Interesting....as my [home] postal mailing address while growing up began with the numbers "513".
Hmmmmmm..........interesting indeed!
How perspicacious of you to connect with your inner Narcissus.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
I'm behaving narcissistic (self loving/adoring/worshiping) in replying to a thread that has been calling for my attentions by issuing a reply based in numerology? Me thinks you are reaching for straws.LPC wrote:Yes, the Universe revolves around you.GoldandSilverEagles wrote:This thread has been viewed "315" times as of this precise moment in time. Interesting....as my [home] postal mailing address while growing up began with the numbers "513".
Hmmmmmm..........interesting indeed!
How perspicacious of you to connect with your inner Narcissus.
Btw...Frankly I would LOVE for the Universe to indeed revolve around me! However dear reader, if the Universe is "revolving" around me it's doing it in reverse, (315...513) any suggestions in how to "COMMAND" the universe in how to 'shape up and fly right' are greatly appreciated! (But of course there are none.)
Lastly there is no reason to use 'BIG' words in efforts of impressing your readers. Hint: your 'BIG' 50 dollars words amount to 'mental masturbation' and do not impress nor awe the readers of this thread.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
and still not a word of which the thread topic was created for. I thought so.Btw...Frankly I would LOVE for the Universe to indeed revolve around me! However dear reader, if the Universe is "revolving" around me it's doing it in reverse, (315...513) any suggestions in how to "COMMAND" the universe in how to 'shape up and fly right' are greatly appreciated! (But of course there are none.)
We're the Illuminati, we control who and how the universe revolves, and your wishes are not of sufficient gravity to gain our notice. In other words, live with it
Lastly there is no reason to use 'BIG' words in efforts of impressing your readers. Hint: your 'BIG' 50 dollars words amount to 'mental masturbation' and do not impress nor awe the readers of this thread.
to those of us with an education that's not a fancy word, it does happen to be a very good one to describe some people with, though
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
This thread is a waste of time. No more.Gregg wrote:Btw...Frankly I would LOVE for the Universe to indeed revolve around me! However dear reader, if the Universe is "revolving" around me it's doing it in reverse, (315...513) any suggestions in how to "COMMAND" the universe in how to 'shape up and fly right' are greatly appreciated! (But of course there are none.)
We're the Illuminati, we control who and how the universe revolves, and your wishes are not of sufficient gravity to gain our notice. In other words, live with it
Lastly there is no reason to use 'BIG' words in efforts of impressing your readers. Hint: your 'BIG' 50 dollars words amount to 'mental masturbation' and do not impress nor awe the readers of this thread.
to those of us with an education that's not a fancy word, it does happen to be a very good one to describe some people with, though
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Except that it was you who made your business our business by making a totally unsubstantiated claim about Springer. This thread was established to give you the opportunity to document your claim and prove that you're something other than a delusional Springer shill. You've yet to do so.WhiningEagles wrote:mind your own business
Your credibility remains at zero, your whining notwithstanding. Until you offer some proof, your support of Springer tells everyone here all they need to know about you.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
GoldandSilverEagles wrote:This thread is a waste of time. No more.Gregg wrote:Btw...Frankly I would LOVE for the Universe to indeed revolve around me! However dear reader, if the Universe is "revolving" around me it's doing it in reverse, (315...513) any suggestions in how to "COMMAND" the universe in how to 'shape up and fly right' are greatly appreciated! (But of course there are none.)
We're the Illuminati, we control who and how the universe revolves, and your wishes are not of sufficient gravity to gain our notice. In other words, live with it
Lastly there is no reason to use 'BIG' words in efforts of impressing your readers. Hint: your 'BIG' 50 dollars words amount to 'mental masturbation' and do not impress nor awe the readers of this thread.
to those of us with an education that's not a fancy word, it does happen to be a very good one to describe some people with, though
Exactly what I was thinking.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Why is it that the very same people who can't manage to correctly spell, punctuate or use the most common of words bitch and moan endlessly about the use of "$50 words" which are routinely part of the vernacular of even the minimally educated?
And, no, I'm not talking about typos on the part of the nitwit TP-types, I'm talking about sheer ignorance.
C'mon, WhiningEagles, prove everyone wrong and cough up the some credible evidence of how Springer miraculously saved you from 30 years of incarceration.
And, no, I'm not talking about typos on the part of the nitwit TP-types, I'm talking about sheer ignorance.
C'mon, WhiningEagles, prove everyone wrong and cough up the some credible evidence of how Springer miraculously saved you from 30 years of incarceration.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
grixit began the thread, and so grixit has the power to name it. Still, I think it is more appropriate to call it "Squawk of the Pigeons".GoldandSilverEagles wrote:This thread is a waste of time. No more.
Even so, you must read it with an understanding of GoldandSilverPigeons' culture shock on posting here. The boards on which s/he usually posts - we know what they are - respond to stuff like GASP's with effusive praise. On those boards, asking for actual proof is considered rude, and elicits responses such as "We know him, and his word is GOOD ENOUGH FOR US!!!!!!!!". Then s/he comes here, and is met not only with requests for proof, but with increasing derision when none is forthcoming.
Goodbye.
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Re: Cry of the Eagles
Well then, you can answer the question I've asked repeatedly: How can I join? I keep hearing how the Illuminati are running everything and I want to become a member. Where do I send my membership application?Gregg wrote:We're the Illuminati, we control who and how the universe revolves, and your wishes are not of sufficient gravity to gain our notice. In other words, live with it