Chrysler Bankruptcy: Donofrio: Defense Distracting Over “Psychoanalyzed” Birther Allegations
The Right Side of Life ^ | 01/23/2010 | Phil
Posted on Saturday, January 23, 2010 1:13:59 PM by Phil_GA
In what is a blogosphere exclusive, attorney Leo Donofrio, in conjunction with attorney Stephen Pidgeon, have filed a Response to Debtor’s (Defense’) Objection to Reconsider the Court’s Objection.
This particular bankruptcy suit — originally broke by Portland Civil Rights Examiner’s Dianna Cotter — involves 21 ex-Chrysler dealers who believe that the Judge involved with the case, Robert J. Gonzalez, committed an unintentional fraud by misinterpreting Fiat’s executive, Alfredo Altavilla’s statement that restructuring had to occur before the Fiat purchase of Chrysler could occur. The Judge said that the restructuring did not occur when it did, despite the testimony of Mr. Altavilla (saying that such a restructure did not need to occur), resulting in the loss of hundreds of Chrysler dealership businesses.
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As Leo Donofrio pointed out in an email to The Right Side of Life, the Defense decided to inject a bit of Alinsky-ite tactic by specifically referencing Messr. Donofrio’s and Pidgeon’s past litigation concerning presidential eligibility as the basis for why they have waited to bring such a petition now…
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Read more quotes and documentation at the posting…
Alinsky: Pants on the Ground!
1/23/10
Posted on Saturday, January 23, 2010 11:37:17 AM by eeevil conservative
Alinsky VS Paine
Two fellow FREEPers have joined together to do a series of threads on Saul Alinsky Rules for Radicals VS Thomas Paine Common Sense.
The concept is much like a cyber book club; for those who have read the books, those who might start, or even those who cannot find the time, but want to learn.
The tentative start date will be Monday, January 25th, 2010. The template we will start with will be that I will start with the very beginning of Rules for Radicals. I will write a little about the intro, and prologue of the book. Then others can comment. You can share your own thoughts, ask questions, but we will all contribute. I am not a professor on Alinsky, I did not teach it to college students like Obama, but I have read the book, and have noticed things I feel are worth pointing out. I am sure others have things to share, or will have things to share as well.
The following day, Kerretarded will share Thomas Paine writings in contrast with the Saul Alinsky writings. This should be a good starting ground for us to be able to have discussions with others, where we are not only able to attack Alinsky’s tactics and message, but also offer the message of freedom that our nation was birthed from.
Anyone interested in being included on the ping list for this series- please contact me via FREEPmail. I doubt we will be able to do this 7 days a week- but we will shoot for 5 days a week, M-F.
By Susanne Sternthal
Published: January 16 2010 00:04 | Last updated: January 16 2010 00:04
Russians can go nutty when it comes to dogs. Consider the incident a few years ago that involved Yulia Romanova, a 22-year-old model. On a winter evening, Romanova was returning with her beloved Staffordshire terrier from a visit to a designer who specialises in kitting out canine Muscovites in the latest fashions. The terrier was sporting a new green camouflage jacket as he walked with his owner through the crowded Mendeleyevskaya metro station. There they encountered Malchik, a black stray who had made the station his home, guarding it against drunks and other dogs. Malchik barked at the pair, defending his territory. But instead of walking away, Romanova reached into her pink rucksack, pulled out a kitchen knife and, in front of rush-hour commuters, stabbed Malchik to death.
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| The statue of Malchik erected by well-wishers after his death |
Romanova was arrested, tried and underwent a year of psychiatric treatment. Typically for Russia, this horror story was countered by a wellspring of sympathy for Moscow’s strays. A bronze statue of Malchik, paid for by donations, now stands at the entrance of Mendeleyevskaya station. It has become a symbol for the 35,000 stray dogs that roam Russia’s capital – about 84 dogs per square mile. You see them everywhere. They lie around in the courtyards of apartment complexes, wander near markets and kiosks, and sleep inside metro stations and pedestrian passageways. You can hear them barking and howling at night. And the strays on Moscow’s streets do not look anything like the purebreds preferred by status-conscious Muscovites. They look like a breed apart.
There is a huge Brown out coming to DC
What caused the 30 point lead of Martha Coakley to vaporize and the truck driving, virtually unknown Senator to score such an upset? Endless analysts are saying that this was really a vote against the national health care machine and Obama’s policies. As people have read chunks of this health care bill and it’s relatives, formerly devout democrats and of course Republicans have coiled at Obama and this congress’s……
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