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Negro ex-congressman, son of one of the biggest fraud shakedown artists in American
history, Jesse Jackson, jr. and his Transsexual wife, CHARGED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT w/tax fraud and theft!
Didn't his Reverent daddy, ever teach Jr. that lying, stealing and cheating, was WRONG!!! and illegal!! or did he think that he was entitled to reparations, too?
Oh, this is a great week!!!
http://news.msn.com/politics/jesse-jackson-jr-faces-federal-charges
Jesse Jackson Jr., wife charged in federal cases
His dad was too busy riling up the black communities into a frenzy to be a proper father for his son.
and Round 2 opens with Rifleman again dictating the action, jabbing effectively
no big blows have landed as yet but Rifleman more active, peppering with jabs and scoring
nate's big right hand has not yet made an appearance, the crowd is expecting it though
It figures it's Chicago...
Would you have put "White ex-congressman" in thread title if he had been white?
guy is a piece of poop like most of them
Obama visited Chicago today, and the charges were dropped.
EDIT: Read it wrong....Feds actually DROPPED the Hammer on this mofo.
Last edited by Carseller4; 02-15-13 at 06:50 PM.
Life Term for Jesse Jackson's Half-Brother
Noah Robinson, 48-year-old half-brother of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, was sentenced in Federal District Court on Friday to life imprisonment and a $6 million fine for crimes connected with the drug trade of El Rukns, the notorious Chicago-based street gang.Mr. Robinson, a millionaire businessman, had been convicted in Chicago and South Carolina on charges related to drug dealing. They included conspiring to plan the murder of a business partner and paying the El Rukns gang to kill a woman scheduled to testify against him. The witness was stabbed but did not die.
Also convicted in the Chicago trial, which ended last September, were several El Rukns members, a result that Federal prosecutors said at the time had all but wiped out the gang's leadership.
"We feel he got exactly what he deserved," Bill Hogan, an Assistant United States Attorney, said after Mr. Robinson's sentencing on Friday.
The entire jacksoff family are nothing more than criminals, posing as good-guys.....
http://www.nytimes.com/1992/08/23/us/life-term-for-jesse-jackson-s-half-brother.html
has jesse jackson sr done anything worth while? or just take advantage of people who dont know any better?
Last I heard he was justice marching down in Arkansas with the mother of a black guy who shot himself in the back of a cop car.Originally Posted by Sdotbold
CGC what can you do, its just the way sh*t is man
theclutch7
and then?Obama visited Chicago today, and the charges were dropped.
EDIT: Read it wrong....Feds actually DROPPED the Hammer on this mofo.
For every black cheating tax evader, there are 40 white fat cats who are committing the same crimes!
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Why Don't White-Collar Criminals Get Equal Time?
William Greider on February 5, 2013 - 3:16 PM ET
(Reuters/Brendan McDermid)
The Obama administration collected some crowd-pleasing headlines with its announcement that the Justice Department is suing Standard & Poor’s, the rating agency that notoriously fueled the financial crisis and crash by duping investors into buying billions in rotten securities. The government is said to be seeking a cash penalty of more than $1 billion.
That sounds good, but President Obama and his administration are stalked by a question of scandal that will not go away: Why isn’t anyone going to jail? The lawsuit’s accusation against S&P sounds like a crime. The firm, it charges, “knowingly and with intent to defraud, devised, participated in, and executed a scheme to defraud investors.” Yet federal investigators seem unable to identify any Wall Street executives to prosecute as criminals.
Why not? The popular explanation, widely shared among citizens, is that leaders of the largest banks and financial firms are given a pass because they are “too big to jail.” The public’s cynicism sounds right. It has become a momentous black mark on the Obama presidency, like a blood stain that cannot be washed away. Does the government operate two systems of justice—one for mom-and-pop criminals and another for influential titans who run the “too big to fail” banks?
These are hard cases to make, as Justice lawyers argue. But when the feds go after the mafia, they usually start at the bottom of the criminal syndicate, put the squeeze on the little thugs and turn them to testify against the big guys who called the shots. That is what financial crimes may require, too.
I have a hunch this scandal is not going away and it will gnaw at Obama during his second term. The outrage will expand as more bits of evidence keep surfacing in various lawsuits. It reminds me a little of the Watergate scandal in the 1970s that unfolded gradually, drip by drip, long after Richard Nixon had won his reelection landslide. As evidence accumulated of criminality in the White House, Nixon was stalked by a single question: What did the president know and when did he know it?
Obama is haunted by a roughly similar question: Who decided that Wall Street mega-banks and their executives must not be prosecuted as criminals for fear this might bring down the entire economy?
Potential examples of the contradiction keep piling up. The Justice Department settles lawsuits with handsome fines, but no indictments. After years of suspicion, HSBC, Europe’s largest bank, was finally nabbed for aiding drug peddlers. Its US affiliate laundered at least $880 million in dollars for Mexican and Colombian drug cartels (often driving the cash over the US border in their own armored cars). HSBC paid a fine and was given what the Justice lawyers call a “deferred prosecution.”
UBS, the Swiss banking giant, was nailed for having manipulated the London-set bank loan rate that determines what borrowers in the US and around the world must pay in interest rates. UBS settled in cash. American protesters in San Franciso are demanding a federal investigation of whether leading US banks also had a hand in setting fraudulent interest rates.
After years of ignoring accusations, some Obama officials—Attorney General Holder and Lanny Breuer, chief of the criminal division—have essentially admitted that their decisions on prosecution were directly influenced by the question of whether indictments would rattle the entire global system and maybe trigger another crash. On PBS Frontline, Breuer acknowledged that he consulted federal regulators on whether to go ahead with criminal cases. Breuer said, “If I bring a case against Institution A, and as a result of bringing that case, there’s some huge economic effect—if it creates a ripple effect so that suddenly, counterparties and other financial institutions or other companies that had nothing to do with this are effected badly—it’s a factor we need to know and understand.”
This is essentially the Obama adminstration’s “get out of jail free” card. If a mega-bank breaks the law, its leaders merely apologize and put up some money to compensate for their crime, lest the economy and other bankers suffer collateral consequences. Imagine if the government enforced its drug laws on that principle. That would empty the prisons overnight.
Non-enforcement scandals will keep piling up because—no secret really—the financial system is riddled with fraud and related crimes. As the heat rose on Justice, Breuer resigned or rather “retired” with appropriate applause from colleagues. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, who doubtlessly influenced forgiveness for banks and bankers, has already left office and returned to New York. Was Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke consulted by the prosecutors? Was the White House? Who said what to whom? And what did the president know?
There are many explosive questions to ask, and dismayed members of Congress are beginning to seek answers. Senators Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Charles Grassley (R-IA) announced they will join in a thorough search, calling upon the attorney general and other high level officials to explain their decisions or rather their failure to seek justice. As more facts surface, the scandal may become politically unavoidable.
That is what happened in Watergate. Most politicians were initially reluctant to dig deeper, but eventually they realized something deeper than political scandal was involved. It was really the question of whether Americans can believe in equal justice. Indeed, that is the question now.
The Department of Justice has some dirty hands of its own. Read Greg Mitchell’s report.
How can the white population crime statistics go you, if the government icannot and will not send them to jail.
I went to school with this white boy that openly sell pills and dope in school and these two savages have zero fear of getting caught or going to jail.
To the point, the dealer would come to the class last semester and summon this pill head out of the class.
What you caucasiods do not understand after all the blacks are locked up,or on house arrest,parole, or probation, they will need another source of income.
This would indicate that the next group up is you and your family. Just like they did with drugs in this country.
not to make light of what i am talking about, I love nc 4 or 4.5, bounce back from duke and miami
To the wise i bid you peace
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As long as you allow the corporation and the lobbyists influence legislation you will never see any justice.
Hey, remember when Jesse Jackson Jr. disappeared for a couple of months, while still keeping his seat in Congress? And remember how he turned up at the Mayo Clinic, being treated for “depressive disorder and gastrointestinal issues”? And remember how the national press yawned about it because he’s not a Republican? And remember how he got reelected anyway, despite not campaigning or even showing his face in public? Ah, nostalgia.
Keep in mind that the following from CBS Chicago has nothing to do with any of that:
Federal prosecutors are now ready to file their plea agreement with Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., CBS 2 has learned.Apparently, not much of anything in Jesse Jackson Jr.’s life requires him to show up. If he gets sent to prison, will he have to go? Just kidding, they won’t send him to prison. The rules don’t apply to him, for various reasons.
Jackson’s wife, Sandi, faces legal troubles under the arrangement.
Formal charges against Jesse Jackson Jr. could be filed as soon as Friday and Tuesday at the latest. His plea has also implicated his wife, leading to tax fraud charges against her.
The filing at the U.S District Courthouse in Washington will not require a court appearance by either Jackson.
By the way, the word “Democrat” doesn’t appear in CBS Chicago’s story. It gets omitted all the time in stories about Dems in trouble. I don’t even think our moral, ethical, and intellectual betters in the media leave out that word intentionally. It’s just an instinct. “Oh, everybody knows already.” Whereas they rarely forget to give a Republican’s party affiliation, probably in the headline. Bias is just the air they breathe.
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rifleman please stay away from me and my family
Rifleman feels justified when criticizing tax evaders because he doesn't pay any tax at all!
yet he won the election easy, i wonder why
probaly still would win if they did a new one tommorrow
No response to my unemployment claim?
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Local martial arts instructor accused of video recording sex with 3 children
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by KMOV.com staff
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Posted on February 15, 2013 at 4:37 PM
Updated today at 11:55 PM
(KMOV) – A Highland man who works as a martial arts instructor is accused of video recording himself sexually abusing three boys he met at a local studio.
Christopher Horton, 20, was arrested Wednesday at the Three Tigers Martial Arts in Belleville. Horton faces both federal and state charges.
He was charged by the state of Illinois with seven counts of predatory criminal assault and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He faces two federal counts of sexual exploitation of a child.
Authorities said between May 1 of last year and Saturday, Horton engaged in sexual acts with three children. Police said the boys were 6, 8 and 10 years old.
Horton told authorities said the incidents happened at the martial arts studio, his home and a Highland park. Another incident happened while he and a child were in San Antonio, Texas for a martial arts event.
According to court documents, Horton told police he recorded all the sex acts using his iPhone. Sources say family members saw these cell phone videos, and alerted authorities.
"From our point of view, this is truly one of the worst cases we've seen, in its scope and in the extent of the absolute depravity of the acts," said Madison County State's Attorney Tom Gibbons.
News 4 spoke with the owner of the Three Tigers Martial Arts studio, who said his heart went out to the young victims. He said the studio had run a background check on Horton, but the check revealed nothing.
The charges were brought as a joint investigation between St. Clair County and Madison County.
“The facts alleged in the criminal complaint are shocking and horrific,” said United States Attorney Wigginton. “I will use all of my resources to ensure that these charges are proven beyond a reasonable doubt so that this person is placed where he can never prey upon our children again.”
St. Clair County State’s Attorney Brendan Kelly echoed Wigginton’s sentiments.
“These alleged crimes against our children demand the swift and severe action taken by the US Attorney, my office, and my counterpart in Madison County,” said Kelly.
Horton is currently being held without bond. No trial date has yet been scheduled.
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white males love to play with and sodomize little children.
Since the days when you devils first came out of your caves.
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nate you can sign off your posts better than that
common gueyee
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