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Will The Rubashkins (Agriprocessors) Serve Any Time?
From the Washington Post May 18: POSTVILLE, Iowa — Antonio Escobedo ran to get his wife Monday when he saw a helicopter circling overhead and immigration agents approaching the meatpacking plant where they both work. The couple hid for hours … Continue reading
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Brooklyn D.A. Accused of Failing to Indict Cops Who Kill
Corrupt emails: Eliot Spitzer is not the only one to have pretended to be self righteous and prosecute others, only to be discovered years later to have been no so Kosher himself. forcing him to have to resign recently. Charles … Continue reading
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Tagged accusations, anibal, black teen, calderon, charles hynes, cold february, criminal charges, district attorney, Eliot Spitzer, fatal blunder, february afternoon, federal prosecutors, grand jury, indictment, nine years, police commissioner, police officer, political considerations, timothy stansbury jr, village voice
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The Sleazy Characters Rescuing Isaac Hersh
Rabbi Yosef denied his wife a get (Jewish divorce) for eleven years. She was a chained woman and could not remarry within traditional Judaism. Steve Zakheim, the guy that has custody of Isaac Hersh, practiced massive fraud and sexual harassment … Continue reading
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David Mamet: Why I Am No Longer a ‘Brain-Dead Liberal’
He writes in the Village Voice: The play, while being a laugh a minute, is, when it’s at home, a disputation between reason and faith, or perhaps between the conservative (or tragic) view and the liberal (or perfectionist) view. The … Continue reading
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