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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 06:39 AM
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"Why parole a monster like Green" - The Leader, AR - Another parole = a monster!.
Edited on Sun Dec-09-07 06:43 AM by autorank


This victim was unrelated to Pres. Clinton as was the case with the victim of rapist then
double murder Wayne Dumond. This guy is a total mess. Huckabee is truly "The Minister of Death"


Why parole a monster like Green


The Leader, Pulaski Co. Arkansas



Gov. Huckabee probably never read the confession of a demented killer named Glen Green before he made the monster eligible for parole.

Green's confession is so depraved, its sadistic details so scary that no sane, responsible adult would consider him for parole.

If the governor didn't read the confession, he is guilty of dereliction of duty.

But if he read the confession and still considers Green deserving of parole, he's certainly unfit to hold office. Who would free a madman who beat an 18-year-old woman with Chinese martial-arts sticks, raped her as she barely clung to life, ran over her with his car, then umped her in the bayou, her hand reaching up, as if begging for mercy?

The Minister of Death






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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 07:06 AM
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1. Sunday morning kick!
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MagickMuffin Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 07:29 AM
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2. Seems as though the Huckster has a soft spot for rapist and murders
And thinks that their punishments are a waste of tax payers money:shrug:

After reading the article, all I can say is it makes me very ill.

Thx for posting these threads. K&R'd


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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 07:54 AM
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3. I'm for nonviolent prisoners getting out of prison but psychopathy, no way. Welcome!
I'm up to three Huckabee posts but they're all unique stories that prove this - the issues is about Huckabee's stance toward death. He'd like more via WWIII but he's also seemingly contributes to retail death, one at a time.

:hi:
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rhett o rick Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 10:37 AM
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4. What is the speculation for why he did it?? nm
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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 04:37 PM
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5. Murray Waas, "the man" on tis story, didn't speculate but provided
Two bits of information:

The case for Dumond's innocence was championed in Arkansas by Jay Cole, a Baptist minister and radio host who was a close friend of the Huckabee family. It also became a cause for New York Post columnist Steve Dunleavy, who repeatedly argued for Dumond's release, calling his conviction "a travesty of justice." On Sept. 21, 1999, Dunleavy wrote a column headlined "Clinton's Biggest Crime - Left Innocent Man In Jail For 14 Years":

"Dumond, now 52, was given conditional parole yesterday in Arkansas after having being sentenced to 50 years in jail for the rape of Clinton's cousin," Dunleavy wrote. "That rape never happened."


Dunlevy is a NY Post (Murdoch) reporter, tight with Rupert.

I speculate about an existential motive in "Minister of Death" linked in the OP.

Bottom line, the guy has incredibly bad judgement.


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kster Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 06:49 PM
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6. K&R.nt
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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 06:59 PM
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7. Thanks...getting the word out on this guy is very important. n/t
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Kurovski Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 07:38 PM
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8. Kick. (nt)
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Cerridwen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 07:52 PM
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9. If you look at this guy through a medieval mindset, he almost makes sense.
The historians here will correct where I go off-track.

I have some remembrance of a mindset/paradigm/value system from the Middle Ages in which mental-illness was equated with possession by the devil or as proof of having fallen from God's Good Grace. That, if I remember it accurately, would account for a medieval-minded minister who might have no problem with executing the mentally ill.

Another, somewhat common, value judgment from that same time frame is that rape is the result of a woman having asked for it or of it only happening to certain types of "sinful" women. Why then would this former minister have a problem with freeing someone who raped and murdered "sinful" women who only got what they "deserved?"

Lastly, mix in a fellow minister adding validity to ones perverse values, add an unhealthy dose of hatred of Bill Clinton for seasoning and this "person" starts to make sense in a sick and twisted way.



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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-09-07 10:08 PM
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10. That's really first rate.
All that plus a deep resentment of the world, and you've got it.

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Cerridwen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-10-07 12:07 AM
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11. Amazing, isn't it. We've come forward to the 21st Century Middle Ages.
The SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) is starting to look prescient rather than just playful. :(

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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-10-07 12:31 AM
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12. At least SCA puts down their arms and parties together after it and nobody
Edited on Mon Dec-10-07 12:32 AM by autorank
gets killed. It's worse! Amazing and stunning!
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autorank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-10-07 05:03 AM
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13. Kick
:kick:
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