Sunday, November 22, 2009

American Media Creating Rapists and Murderers



Media creators for years have been creating, mass marketing and promoting movies which depict graphics sceens of Rape Murder and Dismemberment.
Americans were led into their hunger for these mind polluting perversions gradually as society gleefully accepted anything which Hollywood produced.
What would have been rejected and created an outcry for decency just a few decades ago, is now widely accepted and proclaimed to be Entertaining.
Just a few of the top sellers at the Box Office listed below...
Natural Born Killers, SAW, LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, THE HILLS HAVE EYES, SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE, HIGH TENSION, HOSTEL, TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE, and the list could go on for ever...

After Somer Renee Thompson, Letting Our Kids Walk To School

The word insane comes to mind when thinking of the situation in Florida with little Somer Renee Thompson, the other similar cases around the nation and the thousands of very similar cases which will come.

Anyone who has lived in these United States for the last 40 years has seen CHANGE sweep over this nation in such a huge way that our country is not even recognizable from what it once was.

There is a saying which goes something like this, "With freedom comes much resonsibility". Americans have fallend down on the JOB in the responsibility area of maintaining sanity in our country.

To reflect upon our current situation. Our government is full of corrupt people. Our Judicial system is full of corrupt people. Our city officials in countless cities across the nation are being caught in corruption. There is sexual scandal in the churches, in the political offices, the courts, the police offices, in social services offices and in day care centers.

Our media pushes every kind of sexual immorality into the minds of not only our adults but also our children. One could even see advertisements on television using a sexually provocative man or woman to sell broccoli.

Sex and violence sells and that is what the media supplies. Supply and demand has always been the way of business in these united states. Due to the steady supply of sexually explicit material being broadcast and distributed on a daily basis for decades, we now are reaping what we have sown.

That media containing sex and violence coupled with sex offender laws which even Congressmen have admitted,
"Once you are on the registry, your life is basically over", creates a scenario where people will kill their victims just to ensure they do not have a witness which can get them sentenced to a lifetime of registration on the sex offender registry.

Upon hearing the news of the little girl in Florida, killed and thrown into a trash bin. I can only think of one thing. Why on earth would anyone let a 7 year old girl walk 1 mile to or from school?

As a parent of two teenagers and a 2 year old, I would never allow my children to walk a mile to or from school. Not in these times we live in.

Just 30 years ago, you could go out into any neighborhood and see children everywhere, riding bikes, skateboarding, playin and having fun. Typically, and without fear, children would leave the home in the morning, say bye to mother and tell her they were riding their bikes to town....

Not today. You can walk or drive around any neighborhood today and you will not see very many children running around riding bicycles, skating or playing. They are all inside, watching television, playing xbox 360s, playstations or Wiis.

Their have been studies conducted on the effects of watching sex and violence on television day after day and the results are shocking and alarming to say the least. But you do not have to look to studies to see the resluts.
The largest industry in America is now the combined legislature, courts, police, sheriff and prison systems and all that those businesses support. Tied to these are countless businesses. Psychiatrists, psychologists who the court orders felons to pay to go see. Grocers and suppliers, contractors, lawyers and the list is too great for this article.

It would seem that every thing it takes to completely and utterly destroy this nation from the roots, the family, up is being done on purpose.

Heaven forbid I should mention Jesus Christ and the fact that it is almost a swear word now to say, "God" in any government office or public school... that one sentence will probably ban this article from even being published.

No, the problem facing little girls like Somer is not all those sex offenders living in her vacinity. The problem is that this nation has sat by and watched and even participated in the destruction of any semblence of morality, decency, and restraint involving sex and violence for decades.

Saying we need to get TOUGH ON SEX OFFENDERS to cure the sickness which America suffers from is like telling a cancer patient to take this asprin and a glass of water each day and all will be well.

To get to the heart of the matter, this nation needs to wake up and realize our minds have been infected with immorality.

Insane is it to think you can pump sex and violence into the minds of children and adults alike for decades. Twenty for hours a day, 7 days a week, day after day, year after year and then expect them to NOT act out on it.

You break down the family unit from a father, mother and children to 1 parent always working, the child home watching tv or being entertained by the pervert next door and what do you get.. just what we have now. Murder, Rape and sex crimes on the rise.

But you know what. That will not happen. Everyone is so use to getting their daily fix of sex and violence from the media. Why do you think anyone is even reading about little Somer? It involves sex and violence. There you have it.

I feel great compassion for the family, friends and neighbors of this little girl.. but I tell you as sure as I am sitting here writing this... this country has not even come close to seeing what is to come. This practice will become more wide spread as our media takes us further into sexual depravity.

By Staff Writer Dave Smith

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Punishing Americans for Old Crimes - Banishment

When a person commits a crime, and is sentenced or takes an offered plea agreement, that person enters into an agreement with the state which he or she is being sentenced for that crime.


The united states constitution and the constitution of every state in the union strictly forbids anyone from creating a new law that again punishes, or adds more punishment on that person for that same crime.
That is called Ex Post Facto law, or Retroactive application of law.
The United States Constitution says this:
Article I, Section 9, that "no state shall pass any bill of attainder or ex post facto law."
In the Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court, Harvard's Professor Laurence H. Tribe has defined a bill of attainder as a legislative act "that inflicts punishment without a trial."

The late Edgar Bodenheimer, professor emeritus at the University of California, identified an ex post facto law as a statute "that prescribes a greater punishment for a crime already committed."
When an ex-offender is forced to move from his/her home, thus having to sell it, cannot find another home within the law due to the residency “buffer” zones, get fired from their jobs due to being on the registry, cannot find a new job due to being on the registry, their husband/wife lose their jobs due to a significant other being on the registry, their children lose their friends and are harassed and bullied in school due to a family member being on the registry, thus destroying the children’s lives, ex-offenders are forced into homelessness and to live under bridges, harassed by police, neighbors and probation/parole officers, have to wear “I’m a sex offender T-shirt” or have a neon green license plate on ALL their cars, have “sex offender” on their drivers license and forced to renew their licenses every year, forced from shelters during tornadoes or hurricanes, cannot give blood at some places due to being discriminated against for being on the sex offender registry, denied housing due to being on the registry, signs placed in their yards inviting harassment and ridicule from the neighbors, forced to move when the neighbors start picketing outside the ex-offenders home, the list is endless.

I THINK THIS IS CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT, BEYOND THE EXTREME!

If someone has served their time for a crime many years ago, and now the states come along with new laws… that punish that same person again for that one crime committed and served many years ago… that action is totally unconstitutional

What parent would punish their child again years later for someting they did many years ago?

It does not take a rocket scientist to understand this principle, so why do our legislators persist in holding to these unconstitutional laws? VOTES and Ignorance… that is why.

It is clear they care absolutely NOTHING for the children, men and women.. whole families who are devestated by these draconian laws.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

The girl's diary later showed she had been sneaking out of her parents' home in the middle of the night to have sex with a group of boys and men.

This story is a shame. A Tragedy of epic proportions. Americans should not stand for this, and it is happening everywhere in this country.

Oakland youth in sex diary case found dead, committed suicide after finding out he would be placed on the sex offender registry for life.BY MARSHA LOWFREE PRESS STAFF WRITERJustin Fawcett, whose name was among 22 penned in a 14-year-old girl's sex diary, was found dead in his bedroom Friday.

The Oakland County Medical Examiner's Office has yet to determine the cause of death, but David and Gayle Fawcett said their son died of a drug overdose.

Fawcett, 20, learned recently that his name would appear on the state's sex-offender list. His parents said they believe learning that he would live as a marked man came as a shock, and he faltered.In May 2002, at age 18, Fawcett was one of four young men charged with statutory rape for having sex with a 14-year-old Andover High School student.The girl's diary later revealed she had been sneaking out of her parents' Bloomfield Township home in the middle of the night to have oral and anal sex with 22 boys and men. In a May 2002 interview with the Free Press, the girl conceded that she was a predator and a victim: "I declare I am both. Yes, I'm a victim. I was a victim who was deceived by my own emotions and ignorance, of misplaced confidence, a victim of my own fantasies . . . Yes, predator for I chase people who themselves were victims of misplaced confidence."In September 2002, Fawcett pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of seduction, allowing him to avoid jail time and registry on the sex-offender list.But a complicated series of legal events would later change that plea agreement, to the surprise of Fawcett and his parents.Fawcett was sentenced under the state's Holmes Youthful Trainee Act.

Under the act, Fawcett's record would have been wiped clean as long as he met the requirements of his probation. In this case, Fawcett was instructed to stay out of trouble, not use drugs or alcohol and to pay his court fees.Instead, Fawcett violated probation in December 2002 when West Bloomfield police found him illegally possessing prescription drugs.

He also failed to pay court fees. And in January 2003, he was arrested for stealing from a vehicle. He served 10 months in the Oakland County Jail.Pleading to seduction as Fawcett did in 2002 meant his name would not appear on the sex-offender list. But changes last year require those who pleaded guilty to seduction to appear on the list, said the county's Chief Deputy Prosecutor Deborah Carley.Fawcett was released from jail on Dec. 30.He enrolled at Oakland Community College with the hope of earning a business degree.

He was earning good grades and making plans to take a job this spring, his father said. His parents said he was working toward cleaning up his life.In late February, Fawcett proudly took his well-received school reports to his probation officer as proof that he was a man getting his life in order, David Fawcett said. He was told then that he would be placed on the sex-offender list.His parents called it a devastating blow to their son.The state enacted New Laws and applied them Retroactively, which is against the United States Constitution. His parents said it was wrong to for the state to break an agreement, their plea agreement, and do this to their son.They said they believe the plea agreement he made two years ago should stand.The Fawcetts said juveniles have consensual sex all the time. And though they do not approve, they said they believe it is a mistake for the law to mark their son for life and label him a danger."We thought he was on the road back," David Fawcett said. "He would sometimes say he'd kill himself, and that worried us. But we watched him and we didn't think he was suicidal."Fawcett's parents described him as a strong-willed and artistic boy who played the piano and enjoyed baseball and soccer.

The Fawcetts said they will work to give meaning to their son's life. They plan to campaign against drug use and to make the sex-offender list more meaningful."The sex-offender list was created so that people could know if there is a predator in their neighborhood," David Fawcett said. "Justin was not a predator, he was not a threat to anyone, and he should not have been on that list."Citizens for Legislative Change, America's Thoughts:This boy should have never been treated like this by the United States Government.

This is happening all across this country. Children and men being arrested and charged with sex crimes, then branded for LIFETIME REGISTRATION AS A SEX OFFENDER.Being branded a sex offender ruins your life. You cannot join the military, go to college, school, parks, or get a job. You can just about live NO WHERE. All of this is in place to send a person who gets branded a sex offender back to prison. But politicians, the ones making these laws, do not get prosecuted. They get off free.This is a tragedy that is being played out all across this land. Original Story

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Man falsely accused of sex with young girl, held 7 months in jail after teen admits to lying.


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Grant County settled a lawsuit with a Quincy man for $250,000, after he was kept in jail for seven months after they knew he was innocent of touching the girls sexually.

Felipe Vargas sued the county and his first public defender, Tom Earl, for violating his civil rights in U.S. District Court in Spokane, according to court records. He claims the county’s policies denied him the right to effective counsel.


The county’s insurance company negotiated a settlement to end the federal lawsuit at the end of December.

Vargas claimed his rights were violated when he was arrested and held in the Grant County Jail for seven months, after a victim recanted the accusation of being molested.

His girlfriend’s children reported he touched them in a “sexually motivated way” on Nov. 5, 2003, while Vargas was living in Quincy, according to a criminal complaint.


The next day Vargas was charged in Grant County Superior Court with child molestation in first degree, child molestation in the second degree and indecent liberties.

When Vargas came back from having dinner with his girlfriend, they found the girls weren’t at home, according to Vargas’ attorney. They found a handwritten note stating the children were at the Quincy police station. When they arrived at the station, Vargas was arrested.

“The accusations against Felipe Vargas were completely false,” the complaint states. “At the time they were made, (Vargas) lived with Delfina Velasquez and her two daughters ... Her daughters resented his presence, so a friend of (one of the girls) suggested a solution: They should simply accuse (Vargas) of child molestation.”

Soon after making the accusation, one of the girls admitted she and her sister made up the story, according to the complaint. She told her mother, family friends, the prosecuting attorney’s victim-witness coordinator and the Quincy police.

After she recanted her story, it took seven months before Vargas was released from jail, according to the complaint.

Three attorneys represented him during the time he was in jail, including Thomas Earl, who was disbarred during the time he was Vargas’ attorney.

Earl was assigned to the case, but he never met with Vargas outside of the court room, according to court records.

During the criminal case proceedings, Earl was being investigated by the Washington State Bar Association. He was accused of failing to provide adequate representation as a public defender.

He reported handling 550 criminal cases a year, which meant he could only spend about 30 minutes on each case, according to Vargas’ attorney, George Ahrend.

The county was aware of the bar association’s investigation, but didn’t do anything to address the situation, according to the complaint.

Once Garth Dano, Vargas’s last criminal defense attorney, was able to investigate the situation, he discovered the victim withdrew the accusations, according to the complaint. The charges were dismissed on Aug. 31, 2004.

During the time he was in jail, Vargas lost his job at the J. R. Simplot food-processing facility in Quincy, according to the complaint.

While the county settled with Vargas, his civil case against Earl remains scheduled in U.S. District Court in Spokane for Jan. 26. Dano said similar cases have resulted in judgments of about $1 million per year the victim spent in prison.

Vargas’ attorneys are seeking punitive damages to deter people from doing the same thing. Ahrend said the firm hired an expert who determined defendants in Grant County were twice as likely to plead guilty when Tom Earl was a public defender.

“Over the time he was the public defender, he collected about $1.5 million,” Ahrend said. “Our position is that he didn’t earn that fee.”