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Liverty is dead ... who is next GOD ?
Judge Dread
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That means if jesus himself comes and predicts harm to Bush for his wrongdoing he can be arrested too , GODDD! not even GOD is "safe" in the war against terror !!!
HEHEHE HARRR HARRRHARRR !
JD
'Prophet' is convicted for 'burning Bush' comment
9/7/2002
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - A man who calls himself a prophet was convicted of threatening the president by talking of a "burning Bush" hours before the chief executive arrived in the city for a visit.
A federal jury took just over an hour Thursday to find Richard Humphreys guilty of threatening to kill or harm the president.
Humphreys, of Portland, Ore., argued his comment was both a joke and a prophecy and that the First Amendment protected his right to speak it.
"It wasn't a joke. It wasn't funny. Simply put, it was a threat," prosecutor Michael Ridgeway said.
In a bar early on March 8, the day Bush was to arrive, a bartender overheard Humphreys talking about a "burning Bush" and the possibility of someone pouring a flammable liquid on the president and lighting it.
Aware of the president's impending visit, the bartender called police. Humphreys was taken into custody at a Sioux Falls motel before the president arrived.
Humphreys faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
400 million cows can't be wrong ( EAT GRASS !!! )
HEHEHE HARRR HARRRHARRR !
JD
'Prophet' is convicted for 'burning Bush' comment
9/7/2002
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - A man who calls himself a prophet was convicted of threatening the president by talking of a "burning Bush" hours before the chief executive arrived in the city for a visit.
A federal jury took just over an hour Thursday to find Richard Humphreys guilty of threatening to kill or harm the president.
Humphreys, of Portland, Ore., argued his comment was both a joke and a prophecy and that the First Amendment protected his right to speak it.
"It wasn't a joke. It wasn't funny. Simply put, it was a threat," prosecutor Michael Ridgeway said.
In a bar early on March 8, the day Bush was to arrive, a bartender overheard Humphreys talking about a "burning Bush" and the possibility of someone pouring a flammable liquid on the president and lighting it.
Aware of the president's impending visit, the bartender called police. Humphreys was taken into custody at a Sioux Falls motel before the president arrived.
Humphreys faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
400 million cows can't be wrong ( EAT GRASS !!! )
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you`re always talkin` about?
Arkresearch always spoke of him too.
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