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Friday, September 28, 2007

Little Girl in Sex Video Found Safe!

Thank God, she was found and thank God the hunt is on for Chester Arthur Stiles. Hell isn't big enough for the likes of this monster.
How in the world could this mother not know that her three-year-old child had been brutally raped? She had to have bathed the child; dressed the child; taken the child for regular checkups to a pediatrician. Was she bombed out of her mind, or what? The child is now seven and I will be willing to bet that this had been going on for a very long time.

The mother claims not to have seen the news which has been running the picture of the child for a week; yet she heard her name "Madison" and the person's name who is the suspect, and, suddenly, she looks at the news footage and recognizes the scene, the furniture? Was this some boyfriend of hers? Then she calls the police and they go to interview her and find the child "safe."

This poor little girl will have issues for the rest of her life. The members of law enforcement couldn't bear to watch the tape because of its brutality and noticed the "vacant" look in her eyes and the fact that she never cried out. As the actress who played the part of Nellie on "Little House" said last night (she, too, was a child victim and came forward a couple of years ago), "after a thousand times, you don't cry anymore because nobody hears you."

What a tragedy! And I can't wait for the investigation into this child's family because, let me tell you, if the mother had any contact with her child who, by the way, was the age of my great-nephew when this video was made, there is no way on God's green earth she didn't know something physical had happened to her baby.
Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Juan Daniels - Louis Vitton Animal Cruelty

Praise the Lord! The Marshals arrested him in Tuscaloosa, and one can only hope he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
A few days ago, I urged everyone who can use a pen or a computer to write letters to your editors, to the Legislature, and to Animal Welfare groups about this. The Legislature finally passed the Animal Abuse bill and it carries a 10-year jail term. Now, we need some "teeth" in this legislation. Let's see how genuinely concerned our lawmakers are. And I agree with Stephen Tears (Montgomery Humane Society) that it is just a matter of time before this escalates to abuse of a person. I am sick to death of these criminals who are cruel to children, the elderly, and animals.

And for all those Michael Vick's "wannabees," maybe the Old Testament justice was the best method after all--"an eye for an eye." I wonder how this perpetrator would feel if he were tied to a post, beaten with a shovel, doused with lighter fuel and set afire?
Monday, September 24, 2007

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

First of all, I am outraged that this idiot is being given a forum in these United States, especially in New York, which has been the epicenter of the 9/11 tragedy.
I began watching Ken Burns' "The War" series last night and was tragically reminded of how these United States refused to let its own black citizens share in American rights that we all cherish and for which our forefathers fought. And we, in the year 2007, can allow a terrorist president from Iran, who is known for his "in your face" attitude, to speak to a university in New York or anywhere in America? How ironic is this? I don't give a flying flip about Ahmadinejad's "right to free speech." He is a dictator and doesn't know the meaning of the term. Frankly, I think the American Press should put away its cameras, pens and microphones and not give him a platform. As it stands now, he is laughing at the turmoil his visit has brought to the United States. And God forbid that some passionate soul take it upon himself to rid the world of this vermin. I pray that cooler heads prevail and the sooner he is out of our country, the better.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Thoughts of 9/11

I am watching Larry King's tribute to New York's Fire House 54-4. They lost 15 of their firemen on 9/11, leaving behind 28 children in that firehouse alone. A total of 343 firemen were killed that day. And we still don't pay our first responders what they deserve; we're still not making arrangements for all these people who inhaled fuel, dust, body parts and God knows what else on that fateful day--and our borders are still not protected.

This is six years down the road. Where will be in 2013?
Monday, September 10, 2007

Filthy and sexually explicit e-mails

I am sick to death of receiving sexually explicit e-mails! Even when I freelance at law firms, I see this sick stuff on companies' e-mails. No matter how many times I "block sender" or set up message rules, this horrible stuff gets through. As a Christian, I find this beyond offensive.


I sent several of these to the AG's office about a year ago. Guess what? I am printing them, gathering "e-mail addresses" where possible, and sending sets to the AG's office and to my Internet carrier. If we can send people to the moon, we can do something about this. If either office needs my help tracking this scum, I will be happy to help.


You can't set up an e-mail account without an address, right? So, how do these low-lifes invade our space? I, for one, send bccs to people in my address book and urge that everyone else do the same; that helps to cut down chances for hackers to get into your address book. I changed accounts last year and I shouldn't have to continue to do this to rid my computer of someone else's filthy thoughts and mouths.


So. perpetrators, be on notice. If I have to do so, I will send your filthy transmittals to every State and Federal agency I can think of and I hope to make your lives miserable. The FCC should be able to control this.

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I am a retired legal secretary and widow. I grew up in Midway, AL and graduated from Union Springs High School (now Bullock County High). I attended business school; went to Atlanta and lived there for 13 years; lived and worked in Silver Spring, Maryland for seven years. I have a daughter and two granddaughters, and am the middle child of five. Both parents are no longer living. My mother was quite a poet and my father was a self-taught musician and a very good one. My 30-year-old nephew, Bruce Evans, was killed in the line of duty with the Jackson County, MS Sheriff's Department on July 18, 2000, leaving a beautiful wife and two beautiful children, ages 8 and 5 1/2, so I suppose that pushes me to make my voice heard about crime and punishment.

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