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lawrence dennis
December 14th, 2005, 12:18 PM
We find the usual suspects: Jews, race-hustling 'reverends,' other 'noble niggers,' 'forgive-everybody' catholics, and brainwashed Hollyweird bleeding hearts....

Letter in Support of Clemency (pdf file) (http://www.cm-p.com/pdf/nobel_laureate_list.pdf)
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger,

Each year at the holiday season voices the world over cry out for peace.

This year, one of them, a voice of great power, will be lost unless you act.

Stanley Tookie Williams grew up where violence was a way of life. Now the State says another act of violence must end his life on December 13th.

In prison, Mr. Williams finally realized an opportunity for self-examination. This led him to renounce the lifestyle he had accepted and the gang he helped found. In the years following, he has written a remarkable collection of books that have touched the lives of thousands of children across the world, his eloquent message turning countless numbers of at-risk youth away from a violent path with only death at its end.

Despite the constraints of San Quentin’s death row, Mr. Williams has become a tireless resource for every child, school district and community group that asks for his help. Through his work, gang truces have been mediated and long-standing wounds have been healed. Lives have been
saved.

This work has not gone unnoticed, nor is it unappreciated. Thousands of letters have been sent you from ministers, teachers and community leaders who ask that you weigh the value of Mr. Williams’ efforts, his message and his example, against the death sentence the court has imposed.

The impact and reach of his work have captured noteworthy attention. That an inmate on San Quentin’s death row has earned five nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize and four for the Nobel Prize for Literature requires consideration.

The execution of Stanley Williams will silence a powerful voice for peace, but will not resolve unanswered questions about the conviction that put him on death row. The trial record shows disturbing signs of racial bias and cannot disguise a circumstantial case built on testimony from
witnesses who personally profited from their story, including a jailhouse snitch with a record of perjury.

In 2002, in an unusual postscript to a U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling, one judge wrote, “Although Williams’ good works and accomplishments since incarceration may make him a worthy candidate for the exercise of gubernatorial discretion, they are not matters that we
in the federal judiciary are at liberty to take into consideration.”

Stanley Williams’ story has been told in many ways around the world and each time has brought a message of redemption, peace and hope.

Respectfully, we call on you to use your executive power to affirm the human capacity for personal transformation and reinforce the meaning of hope for young people everywhere by commuting Stanley Tookie Williams’ sentence of death to life in prison. Signers of the letter follow:

Dr. Hunter "Patch" Adams, MD

Jason Alexander

Salam Al-Maryati, Executive Director, Muslim Public Affairs Council

American Friends Service Committee (Nobel Laureate)

Tom Andrews, Former Member US House of Representatives

Edward Asner

Reverend Ed Bacon, Pastor, All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena

Bob Balaban

William Baldwin

Dr. Joan Willens Beerman, Ph.D

Leonard Beerman, Rabbi Emeritus, Leo Baeck Temple, Los Angeles

Harry Belafonte

Alan & Marilyn Bergman

Susan Blakely

Julian Bond, Chair, NAACP

Charles J. Brown

Jackson Browne

Gabriel Byrne

Sister Eileen Campbell, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Gilbert Cedillo, California State Senate

Stephen Colllins

Jill Clayburgh

Peter Coyote

Bryan Cranston

James Cromwell

Russell Crowe

Suzanne Cryer

Mario Cuomo, Former Governor, NY

Sister Anne Curtis, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Ted Danson

Bishop Joe Morris Doss, Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey, Ret.

Richard Dreyfuss

Mervin M. Dymally, Member, California State Assembly

Steve Earle

Hector Elizondo

Shelley Fabares

Mike Farrell

Laurence Fishburne

Robert Foxworth

Bonnie Franklin

Greg Germann

Melissa Gilbert

Danny Glover

Elliott Gould

Sister Marilyn Graf, Sisters of Mercy

Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, Auxiliary Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit, Mich.

Paul Haggis

Robert David Hall

Tom Harkin, United States Senate

Tess Harper

Sister Judith Hilbing, O.P., Justice Promoter, Dominican Alliance

Sister Mary Jane Hotstream, President, St. Louis Region, Sisters of Mercy

Ken Howard

Gordon Hunt

Anjelica Huston

Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., Rainbow/PUSH Coalition

Rabbi Steven Jacobs, Temple Kol Tikvah, Encino

Steve Jaffe

Peter Jason

Casey Kasem

Kerry Kennedy, RFK Human Rights Foundation

Irene Kahn, Secretary General, International Secretariat of Amnesty International (Nobel Laureate)

James M. Lawson, Jr., Pastor Emeritus, Holman United Methodist Church, Los Angeles

Most Reverend Oscar H. Lipcombe, Archbishop of Mobile, Alabama

Rev. S.J. Lucey, S.J., President, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala.

Gregory Luke, Esq.

Peter MacNicol

Sister Margaret Maggio, Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille

Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Nobel laureate

Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Jim McDermott, Member, United States Congress

Reverend John McGarry, S.J., Jesuit Provincial of California Province

Jim McGovern, Member, United States Congress

Sister Reg McKillip, O.P., Promoter of Peace and Justice, Sinsinawa Dominicans

George Miller, Member, United States Congress

Alfred Molina

Sister Suzanne Moore, M.M., President, Maryknoll Sisters

Sister Dierdre Mullan, RSM Director, Mercy Global Concern, United Nations

Edward James Olmos

Jane Olson, Chair, Human Rights Watch

Ed O'Neill

Julia Ormond

Paula Poundstone

Sister Helen Prejean, Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille

Bonnie Raitt

Rev. George Regas, Pastor Emeritus, All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena

Carl Reiner

Dr. Timothy Reynolds, M.D.

Dr. Victoria Riskin, PhD

David W. Rintels

Tim Robbins

Dave Robinson, Executive Director, Pax Christi

Phil Alden Robinson

Bill Rosendahl, Member, Los Angeles City Council

Jon Rubin

Sister Marjorie Rudemiller, RSM President, Cincinnati Region, Sisters of Mercy

Susan Sarandon

John Saxon

Bill Schulz, Executive Director for Amnesty International, USA, (Nobel Laureate)

Betty and Stanley K. Sheinbaum

Roderick Spencer

Mary Steenburgen

Gloria Steinem

Jean Stokan, Policy Director, Pax Christi USA

Loretta Swit

Bishop Arthur Tafoya, Archdiocese of Pueblo, CO

Jeffrey Tambor

Sister Magdala Thompson, Sisters of Mercy

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Laureate

Reverend Jim Wallis, Convener, Call to Renewal

B.J. Ward-Hunt

Sister Mary Waskowiak, President, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Sister Linda Werthman, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Sister Barbara Wheeley, President, Baltimore Region, Sisters of Mercy

Betty Williams, Nobel Laureate

Jody Williams, Nobel Laureate

Sister Paulette Williams, RSN President, North Carolina Region, Sisters of Mercy

Bishop Henry Williamson, Sr., Presiding Prelate of the 9th Episcopal District, Christian Methodist Episcopal Church

Alfre Woodard

Noah Wyle

Peter Yarrow

Bishop Gabino Zavala, Auxiliary, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, National President, Pax Christi

Fritz Kuhn
December 14th, 2005, 06:50 PM
". . . Ed O'Neill"

Al Bundy! Say it isn't so.

Cowan Huberty
December 14th, 2005, 07:01 PM
Well I'd call for a "cultural boycott",but I don't watch or listen to any of the scum on that list. A LOT of synagogue-attending types on there..what a shock!

I can't wait until Hollywood is nuked...

Sean Martin
December 14th, 2005, 08:27 PM
Hey look over Brutus look over here, all of them in one convenient place for your list. :box: All you have to do now is cut and paste. :D

Actually the list is full of Jews, muds and race mixers. I would say the normal white people didn’t even know who Tookie was they were just signing because their Jewish PR man and Jewish agents told them it was the Kosher thing to do.

LoveOneAnother
December 19th, 2005, 01:50 AM
great post, lawrence Dennis. I usually forget to add reputation points to posts I like, but i did this time. Not sure what it means or how reputation points work.

It's funny how these lists are always a collage of black racists and their white submissive bitches. I mean, it's a total S&M relationship, the niggers hate these fuckin whites and the white faggots show cringing submissiveness. Sick, it really is sick. Fucking homo-masochism, that's what it is.

Kennewick_Man
December 19th, 2005, 07:56 PM
If Brutus doesn't save it to his list... I'm saving it to mine!

bedford
December 20th, 2005, 09:04 AM
I see a lot of has been Hollywood actors on the list. Is there a special
home for washed up celebrities out there in LA? :rolleyes:

Aryan Lord
December 20th, 2005, 09:09 AM
Russell Crowe!!!!!???????
Notice the high proportion of xtian activists and ministers who signed the save the negro scum petition! Further evidence that xianity is one of our primary enemies.

Owain_Glyndwr
December 20th, 2005, 03:44 PM
Russell Crowe!!!!!???????
Notice the high proportion of xtian activists and ministers who signed the save the negro scum petition! Further evidence that xianity is one of our primary enemies.

Nope, but I did see a lot of Communists, no suprise there then, and a lot of Catholics, no suprise there either then. Towhit a lot of jews, fags, and the obligatory nogs.

But nope; Xtians, Xylophones, Xanthocobaltics, Xanthopilipes etc etc not a one to be seen anywhere but where you to suggest Judeo Christians then I may readily concede to the presence of one or two here and there. I would however take issue on the determination of 'activists' since none of the aforesaid could be categorized as particularly active in any sense whatsoever.

Indeed the list comprises exclusively of bone idle parasitic butt plugs who never did anything other than whine their whole worthless lives, in somewhat manner of similitude to the ignorami that perpetually and incorrectly append the nomenclature of Christian to anyone and everyone whether they are one or not.

Judeo Christians and 'Christians' (for want of a better word, but for the purpose of clarity) are not the same in any way shape or form.

Just thought i'd let you know.

:cool:

Mike in Denver
December 20th, 2005, 04:10 PM
I once shot a game of pool with Susan Blakely, one of the names on the list. She was a top fasion model living in Houston in the early/mid 1970s. I think she had already made a movie or two. I used to drink in a bar in SW Houston called The Abby Inn. She and her friends used to come in late at night. She played one game of pool with me, but got bored, mid way through, and walked away.

Another time, some fellow engineers and I were working the midnight to eight shift, and decided to go to House of Pancakes about 2 AM for some food. She was standing in the parking lot talking to a friend and we couldn't pull into the parking lot. The engineer who was driving honked the horn and she shot us the finger.

Does this make me a celebrity?

Enkidu

Sean Martin
December 20th, 2005, 08:19 PM
No I didn’t. Do you have a private database of Christians the rest of us don’t have access to? I noticed a lot of Jews and blacks something easily identifiable, however unless someone’s religion is specifically mentioned how is one to know?

Let me guess Wonton (mock spelling of Wotan for the illiterate heathen) told you.

As a matter of fact many of them are open pagans/homosexuals. Amazingly enough whenever a famous person decides to bed down their own gender they turn atheist or pagan.


Notice the high proportion of xtian activists and ministers who signed the save the negro scum petition! Further evidence that xianity is one of our primary enemies.

lawrence dennis
December 21st, 2005, 12:07 PM
See nigger-lovers who tried to save this cold-blooded killer: http://www.zombietime.com/tookie/

Throng mourns executed former gang leader at L.A. funeral (http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/20051221-0003-ca-williamsexecution.html)
12:03 a.m. December 21, 2005 -- LOS ANGELES – He co-founded the Crips gang to protect his neighborhood, not kill people or run drugs, and Stanley Tookie Williams died an innocent man, wrongly executed for four murders he did not commit. That's how celebrities, religious leaders and former and current gang members remembered the man who was executed last week for the 1979 murders of four people. It was a far different picture than the one painted by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger when he refused to grant clemency to Williams who, Schwarzenegger said, did not demonstrate the remorse necessary to warrant consideration.

Through nearly five hours of speeches and tributes, the thousands of mourners who gathered for Williams' funeral Tuesday heard a message repeated again and again: that of redemption. Speakers argued that Williams was wrongly convicted of the four murders juries had found him guilty of and that he had long since repented for founding one of the world's most deadly street gangs. Williams had spent his last years on California's Death Row writing children's books and warning young people to shun gang violence.

"Governor Schwarzenegger said Tookie didn't seem redeemed, but we must judge a tree by the fruits it bears," said the [shakedown artist and baby daddy] Rev. Jesse Jackson, referring to Williams' anti-gang message. "And Tookie said, 'I would rather die than lie to get clemency.'"

[Jew-sponsored violence-promoter] Rapper Snoop Dogg recited a [niggerbonics attempt at a] poem, "Until We Meet Again," in which he referred to Williams' Dec. 13 execution.

"If you're black like me you are guilty until proven innocent, and furthermore I don't believe Stan did it," he said, [Yeah right, Snoop. I guess somebody else stole the shotgun that Tookie had purchased (http://da.co.la.ca.us/pdf/swilliams.pdf) and committed these crimes and then returned the murder weapon to Tookie] drawing wild applause in the parking lot, where as many as 1,000 people watched the funeral on large screen televisions. Inside, the 1,500-seat Bethel AME Church in South Los Angeles was filled to capacity.

The mourners included dozens of members of the Crips street gang that Williams co-founded, and they flashed gang signs before entering the church to make brief speeches. [Proof of the 'real message' that Tookie was sending out, not a 'message of redemption' but one of 'defiance' and 'unremorse' for his interracial crimes. --L.D.]

Williams' stunning physical presence was remembered by one gang member, who said the Crips co-founder was even more muscular than Schwarzenegger, a former world bodybuilding champion.

"As a youngster I would watch Tookie all buff, much more than the governor, walking down Venice Beach," recalled the man, who didn't give his name.

Other gang members said Williams originally helped found the group to provide protection to neighborhoods so dangerous the police were afraid to patrol them. [Yes, we see how well that has worked out. --L.D.]

But Williams eventually came to renounce the Crips and other gangs, and in a tape he made from prison, he called on mourners to continue his anti-gang efforts. [Those 'efforts' were on visible display by the gang members who "flashed gang signs before entering the church." --L.D.]

"Teach them to promote peace and teach them to focus on rebuilding the neighborhoods that you, others and I helped to destroy," he said on the scratchy recording.

Williams, 51, was put to death by injection for the 1979 shotgun murders of four people during two separate robberies. He maintained until his death that he did not kill Whittier convenience store clerk Albert Owens, 26, or Los Angeles motel owners Yen-I Yang, 76; Tsai-Shai Chen Yang, 63, and their 43-year-old daughter, Yu-Chin Yang Lin.

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan compared Williams' trial and execution to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Both, Farrakhan told mourners, were innocent men executed for political reasons.

"Every true revolutionary, every man that will not bow down to the forces of this world, will be rebuked and scorned," he said. [Murdering four non-whites in cold blood for a couple hundred bucks (or just the thrill of it) now qualifies you as a 'revolutionary' who refuses to 'bow down,' at least if you're 'Black like Tookie.' --L.D.]

Inside the church, Williams' books were for sale, with many people buying and reading them through the service. Outside, some people sold T-shirts that directed profanities at the governor and claimed Williams has a place in heaven.

Rudy Langlais, executive producer of "Redemption: The Stanley Tookie Williams Story," a TV movie starring Jamie Foxx, recounted the time he spent with Williams on the last day of his life.

He said Williams was so at peace with the news that clemency had been denied that he thanked a prison guard for giving him 10 extra minutes with friends, reducing the guard to tears.

Bruce Gordon, head of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, spoke by phone and pledged to redouble efforts against the "unjust application of the death penalty." [Yes, a 26-year delay is certainly unjust. --L.D.]

"I only knew Stanley Williams for 26 days," he said. "I didn't know the man who was convicted but I do know the man who was redeemed."

Williams' funeral concluded with his literary collaborator, Barbara Becnel, reading a letter she said contained his last words from prison.

They were: "I am no longer a man of war. I die a man of peace."

Williams' will calls for his remains to be cremated and his ashes scattered over South Africa. [Here, then, is another clue to the 'real message' of Tookie: take over the white areas, take power, and when you succeed in that, you can rape and kill whites at will, just like in South Africa. --L.D.]

Despite the scale of Tuesday's ceremony, it was not the first public funeral for an executed inmate.

About 300 people attended a San Francisco service for Robert Alton Harris, a murderer whose 1992 execution was the first in 25 years after a death penalty ban and became a rallying point for opponents of capital punishment. The audience included Harris' family, friends and activists, but no major celebrities.

Aryan Lord
December 21st, 2005, 12:40 PM
Nope, but I did see a lot of Communists, no suprise there then, and a lot of Catholics, no suprise there either then. Towhit a lot of jews, fags, and the obligatory nogs.

But nope; Xtians, Xylophones, Xanthocobaltics, Xanthopilipes etc etc not a one to be seen anywhere but where you to suggest Judeo Christians then I may readily concede to the presence of one or two here and there. I would however take issue on the determination of 'activists' since none of the aforesaid could be categorized as particularly active in any sense whatsoever.

Indeed the list comprises exclusively of bone idle parasitic butt plugs who never did anything other than whine their whole worthless lives, in somewhat manner of similitude to the ignorami that perpetually and incorrectly append the nomenclature of Christian to anyone and everyone whether they are one or not.

Judeo Christians and 'Christians' (for want of a better word, but for the purpose of clarity) are not the same in any way shape or form.

Just thought i'd let you know.

:cool:


Strange. I counted 30 representatives of the xtian church and that does not include the personal beliefs of the other private individuals listed there.Are you saying that is an insignificant number?
Your distinction between "xtian" and "judeo-xtian" is a non-distinction as the whole xtian religion was built upon judaism by jews,acknowledging a jewish messiah.Bear in mind please that you raised this issue,not I.

Aryan Lord
December 21st, 2005, 12:52 PM
Hey look over Brutus look over here, all of them in one convenient place for your list. :box: All you have to do now is cut and paste. :D

Actually the list is full of Jews, muds and race mixers. I would say the normal white people didn’t even know who Tookie was they were just signing because their Jewish PR man and Jewish agents told them it was the Kosher thing to do.


I see like our Welsh comrade you have mislaid your reading glasses.
Let me help you! I have highlighted the names of your fellow xtians who are not only xtians but official representatives of the xtian church.[The titles "Sister","Rev","Bishop","Pastor" and "Archbishop" are a dead give away].
My correction-there are 33!!!!

Dr. Hunter "Patch" Adams, MD

Jason Alexander

Salam Al-Maryati, Executive Director, Muslim Public Affairs Council

American Friends Service Committee (Nobel Laureate)

Tom Andrews, Former Member US House of Representatives

Edward Asner

Reverend Ed Bacon, Pastor, All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena

Bob Balaban

William Baldwin

Dr. Joan Willens Beerman, Ph.D

Leonard Beerman, Rabbi Emeritus, Leo Baeck Temple, Los Angeles

Harry Belafonte

Alan & Marilyn Bergman

Susan Blakely

Julian Bond, Chair, NAACP

Charles J. Brown

Jackson Browne

Gabriel Byrne

Sister Eileen Campbell, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Gilbert Cedillo, California State Senate

Stephen Colllins

Jill Clayburgh

Peter Coyote

Bryan Cranston

James Cromwell

Russell Crowe

Suzanne Cryer

Mario Cuomo, Former Governor, NY

Sister Anne Curtis, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Ted Danson

Bishop Joe Morris Doss, Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey, Ret.

Richard Dreyfuss

Mervin M. Dymally, Member, California State Assembly

Steve Earle

Hector Elizondo

Shelley Fabares

Mike Farrell

Laurence Fishburne

Robert Foxworth

Bonnie Franklin

Greg Germann

Melissa Gilbert

Danny Glover

Elliott Gould

Sister Marilyn Graf, Sisters of Mercy

Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, Auxiliary Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit, Mich.

Paul Haggis

Robert David Hall

Tom Harkin, United States Senate

Tess Harper

Sister Judith Hilbing, O.P., Justice Promoter, Dominican Alliance

Sister Mary Jane Hotstream, President, St. Louis Region, Sisters of Mercy

Ken Howard

Gordon Hunt

Anjelica Huston

Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., Rainbow/PUSH Coalition

Rabbi Steven Jacobs, Temple Kol Tikvah, Encino

Steve Jaffe

Peter Jason

Casey Kasem

Kerry Kennedy, RFK Human Rights Foundation

Irene Kahn, Secretary General, International Secretariat of Amnesty International (Nobel Laureate)

James M. Lawson, Jr., Pastor Emeritus, Holman United Methodist Church, Los Angeles

Most Reverend Oscar H. Lipcombe, Archbishop of Mobile, Alabama

Rev. S.J. Lucey, S.J., President, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala.

Gregory Luke, Esq.

Peter MacNicol

Sister Margaret Maggio, Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille

Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Nobel laureate

Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Jim McDermott, Member, United States Congress

Reverend John McGarry, S.J., Jesuit Provincial of California Province

Jim McGovern, Member, United States Congress

Sister Reg McKillip, O.P., Promoter of Peace and Justice, Sinsinawa Dominicans

George Miller, Member, United States Congress

Alfred Molina

Sister Suzanne Moore, M.M., President, Maryknoll Sisters

Sister Dierdre Mullan, RSM Director, Mercy Global Concern, United Nations

Edward James Olmos

Jane Olson, Chair, Human Rights Watch

Ed O'Neill

Julia Ormond

Paula Poundstone

Sister Helen Prejean, Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille

Bonnie Raitt

Rev. George Regas, Pastor Emeritus, All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena

Carl Reiner

Dr. Timothy Reynolds, M.D.

Dr. Victoria Riskin, PhD

David W. Rintels

Tim Robbins

Dave Robinson, Executive Director, Pax Christi

Phil Alden Robinson

Bill Rosendahl, Member, Los Angeles City Council

Jon Rubin

Sister Marjorie Rudemiller, RSM President, Cincinnati Region, Sisters of Mercy

Susan Sarandon

John Saxon

Bill Schulz, Executive Director for Amnesty International, USA, (Nobel Laureate)

Betty and Stanley K. Sheinbaum

Roderick Spencer

Mary Steenburgen

Gloria Steinem

Jean Stokan, Policy Director, Pax Christi USA

Loretta Swit

Bishop Arthur Tafoya, Archdiocese of Pueblo, CO

Jeffrey Tambor

Sister Magdala Thompson, Sisters of Mercy

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Laureate

Reverend Jim Wallis, Convener, Call to Renewal

B.J. Ward-Hunt

Sister Mary Waskowiak, President, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Sister Linda Werthman, RSM, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas

Sister Barbara Wheeley, President, Baltimore Region, Sisters of Mercy

Betty Williams, Nobel Laureate

Jody Williams, Nobel Laureate

Sister Paulette Williams, RSN President, North Carolina Region, Sisters of Mercy

Bishop Henry Williamson, Sr., Presiding Prelate of the 9th Episcopal District, Christian Methodist Episcopal Church

Alfre Woodard

Noah Wyle

Peter Yarrow

Bishop Gabino Zavala, Auxiliary, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, National President, Pax Christi
________

Aryan Lord
December 21st, 2005, 12:56 PM
Well I'd call for a "cultural boycott",but I don't watch or listen to any of the scum on that list. A LOT of synagogue-attending types on there..what a shock!

I can't wait until Hollywood is nuked...

I counted 33 "church-going types" on there,far more than jews!

Cowan Huberty
December 21st, 2005, 01:33 PM
I once shot a game of pool with Susan Blakely, one of the names on the list. She was a top fasion model living in Houston in the early/mid 1970s. I think she had already made a movie or two. I used to drink in a bar in SW Houston called The Abby Inn. She and her friends used to come in late at night. She played one game of pool with me, but got bored, mid way through, and walked away.

Another time, some fellow engineers and I were working the midnight to eight shift, and decided to go to House of Pancakes about 2 AM for some food. She was standing in the parking lot talking to a friend and we couldn't pull into the parking lot. The engineer who was driving honked the horn and she shot us the finger.

Does this make me a celebrity?

Enkidu

Susan Blakely,who portrayed a nigger lover in 1974's "Report To The Commissioner"...you should have spit in her face.

Mike in Denver
December 21st, 2005, 02:02 PM
Susan Blakely,who portrayed a nigger lover in 1974's "Report To The Commissioner"...you should have spit in her face.


The two incidences I related, happened either in late 1973 or early 1974. I didn't even know who she was. Someone had to tell me something like, "That's Susan Blakely...she is an actress." All I did back then was work twelve hour days (or nights) six or seven days a week, and when I could find time, go work out in a little YMCA, and head over to The Abby Inn for a couple of beers.

One of the most racially excellent moments, almost spiritual, happened to me one night at the Abby Inn. The place was long, with picnic tables; it always reminded me of a Viking long house. It was always completely white, never a nigger or mexican, or asian. The ages of kids that frequented the bar ranged from 18 to 25 (You could drink at 18, back then, I was out of the Navy, and a little older) . The fad back then was long hair, both for men and women, though pony tails for men were rare.

One evening, I was standing at the far end of the long bar. Looking down the room, all I could see was young, healthy, Aryan men and women, with long flowing blond, light brown, and red hair. It was an amazing moment --- probably never see the like again. It really did feel as if I had been transported back in time a thousand years. The three quarts of beer in me didn't hurt the moment either.

Enkidu

lawrence dennis
December 22nd, 2005, 12:17 AM
LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S RESPONSE TO STANLEY WILLIAMS’ PETITION FOR EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY (PDF file) (http://da.co.la.ca.us/pdf/swilliams.pdf)

from the preamble: When one person kills another, there is
immediate revulsion at the nature of the
crime. But in a time so short as to seem
indecent to the members of the personal
family, the dead person ceases to exist as an
identifiable figure. To those individuals in
the community of good will and empathy,
warmth and compassion, only one of the key
actors in the drama remains with whom to
commiserate—and that is always the
criminal. The dead person ceases to be a
part of everyday reality, ceases to exist. She
is only a figure in a historic event. We
inevitably turn away from the past, toward
the ongoing reality. And the ongoing reality
is the criminal; trapped, anxious, now
helpless, isolated, often badgered and
bewildered. He usurps the compassion that
is justly his victim’s due. He will steal his
victim’s moral constituency along with her
life.
from "The Killing of Bonnie Garland" by Willard Gaylin On February 28, 1979, Stanley Williams murdered Albert Lewis Owens during a robbery of a 7-Eleven convenience store. On March 11, 1979, Stanley Williams murdered Tsai-Shai Yang, Yen-I Yang and Yee-Chen Lin during a robbery at their family run motel, the Brookhaven. In March of 1981, a jury convicted Stanley Williams of the first-degree murder and robbery of Albert Lewis Owens, the first-degree murders of Tsai-Shai Yang, Yen-I Yang and Yee-Chen Lin, and the robbery of Tsai-Shai Yang.

The jury also found true the allegations that Williams personally used a shotgun during the commission of each of the murders and robberies. Finally, the jury found true the special circumstance allegations of robbery-murder and multiple murder.

On April 15, 1981, the trial court, following the jury’s recommendation, sentenced Williams to death. On October 11, 2005, the United States Supreme Court denied Williams’ petition for writ of Certiorari. On October 24, 2005, Williams’ execution date was set for December 13, 2005.

This cold-blooded killer, Stanley Williams, now seeks mercy, the very mercy he so callously denied Albert, Tsai-Shai, Yen-I, and Yee-Chen. Stanley Williams does not deserve this mercy. In fact, despite the overwhelming nature of the evidence against him, and despite the non-existence of any credible defense, Stanley Williams has steadfastly refused to take any responsibility for the brutal, destructive, and murderous acts he committed. Without such responsibility, there can be no redemption, there can be no atonement, and there should be no mercy.

For nearly 25 years, justice has been held in abeyance while Williams took advantage of a legal system designed to protect his rights. His rights have been protected. It is now time for the victims’ voices to be heard. We ask that clemency be denied, and that the ultimate punishment, imposed so many years ago, now be fulfilled....

IV.
FIREARM EVIDENCE

One expended twelve-gauge shotgun shell was recovered by investigators during the crime scene investigation at the Brookhaven Motel. (TT 1506-1507). This expended shell was received as exhibit 9E at trial. (TT 1514, 1862-1863, 2300).

During the course of investigating the Brookhaven Motel murders, investigators recovered Williams’ shotgun. (TT 1479-1489, 1691, 1863-1864, 1871-1872). This shotgun, a twelve-gauge High Standard slide-action shotgun bearing serial number 3194397, was received into evidence as exhibit 8. (TT 1487). In addition, a federal “Firearms Transaction Record” was received into evidence as exhibit 33. (TT 1483). This document records Williams’ purchase of the shotgun, trial exhibit 8, on February 25, 1974. Williams signed the transaction record and used his California driver’s license for identification purposes when he purchased the shotgun. At trial, a certified copy of Williams’ driver’s license was received as exhibit 32. (TT 1485).

[For those who doubt the guilt of this cold-blooded killer, look at the documents presented as evidence on pages 8 and 9 of the PDF file linked to above]

At trial, a firearms expert testified that the expended twelve-gauge shotgun shell that was recovered by investigators at the Brookhaven Motel, trial exhibit 9E, was fired from Williams’ shotgun, trial exhibit 8, to the exclusion of all other firearms. (TT 1522-1523).

Two expended twelve-gauge shotgun shells were recovered by investigators during the crime scene investigation at the 7-Eleven. (TT 1979-1980, 1984). These expended shells were received as trial exhibits 9C and 9D. (TT 1982). Although these two shells lacked sufficient identifying characteristics to be conclusively matched to Williams’ shotgun, the firearms expert testified that they were consistent with having been fired from that weapon. (TT 2301-2310). Moreover, the firearms expert did not find any dissimilarity that would exclude trial exhibits 9C and 9D from having been fired from Williams’ shotgun. (TT 2301-2310).
Guilty, guilty, guilty. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0030125111/002-8431085-1103258)
VII.
THERE IS OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE
OF STANLEY WILLIAMS’ GUILT

Counsel for Williams claims in the “Petition for Executive Clemency” that: What the District Attorney may not acknowledge is the nature of the evidence against Stanley Williams, who has always asserted his innocence . . .[t]he case rested on the testimony of claimed accomplices and admitted informants, including a notorious jailhouse informant, all of whom were facing substantial prison time and even death for various offenses, and all of whom received either freedom or vastly reduced sentences for their testimony. (Petition for Executive Clemency, Dated November 8, 2005, 9).
This statement is factually inaccurate. The People’s case rested on strong physical evidence, eyewitnesses, and a series of incriminating admissions made by Williams himself.

The following is a summary of some of the evidence in this case, as well as the witnesses that testified against Williams. It was this evidence that led the trial judge to deny the defense motion to dismiss, to deny the defense motion for a new trial, to affirm the jury’s verdict of death, and to finally conclude that the evidence: Established highly aggravating circumstances in that the defendant (Williams) shot gunned and killed three people in one robbery, and a fourth person at the other robbery. The victims, who were defenseless, and offered no resistance, were killed with blasts from defendant’s shotgun for the purpose of preventing the victims from ever being witnesses against the defendant. These four killings were deliberate, premeditated, and with malice aforethought, as well as being robbery murders…the defendant used force and violence against the four victims for its own sake. (TT 3088-3089). [Emphasis added].

Sean Martin
December 22nd, 2005, 12:24 AM
Other than the self styled religious titles I don’t see proof. You wear the title of Aryan but we all know that is a lie don’t we Herschel.

I counted 33 "church-going types" on there,far more than jews!

winky
December 22nd, 2005, 12:32 AM
Other than the self styled religious titles I don’t see proof. You wear the title of Aryan but we all know that is a lie don’t we Herschel.

Yeah, because if anybody disagrees with your bizarre, make-it-up-as-you-go-along theology, they've gotta be a Jew, right?

Oy Ze Hate
December 22nd, 2005, 12:33 AM
The mistake these Hymiewood idiots make is their collective assumption that death is some kind of horrible punishment.

Now if they were going to begin a year long torture session on the Tookster, that might be something to protest. Thatz, uh, cruel and unusual.

But death? That's just too damn easy compared to what that nigger deserved. Who knows how much suffering he caused with his Crips founding. How many tons of drugs sold, how many homes shot up, how many innocent bystanders gunned down, how many dollars wasted paying to imprison nigger gangbangers?

Ah, they put Tookie in his final resting place. Boo fuckin' hoo. Nothing to it, nothing at all. Tookie don't even know what he did wrong no moh. Hell, Tookie don't even know he was alive not too long ago up in the white man's big house in the Kwa, no moh. Like a lethal injection is some kind of punishment. Pffft.

Sean Martin
December 22nd, 2005, 12:48 AM
No, if it acts like a Jew and lies like a Jew then -----.


Yeah, because if anybody disagrees with your bizarre, make-it-up-as-you-go-along theology, they've gotta be a Jew, right?
So how many of my 5,000+ posts have you read to draw this conclusion?

No wait you are not Dean Roberts? He usally does this with some gay username around the second post.
EDIT
It is Dean. Dean always comes in and nails my User CP with an almost identical post.

As usual you don`t have the ----- to face the truth that your kike religion is exactly that-a kike religion.

ATTN MODS

DEAN ROBERTS IS BACK

Aryan Lord
December 22nd, 2005, 01:29 PM
Other than the self styled religious titles I don’t see proof. You wear the title of Aryan but we all know that is a lie don’t we Herschel.


I will ignore your attempts to instigate a flame war.
Why is it that when confronted by the evidence that adherents of your religion are overwhelmingly race traitors[and the rest misguided and self-deceived] that you deny the truth that is before your eyes?
The fact that people who bear the titles "Rev,Archbishop,Bishop,Pastor and Sister" demonstrates that your religion is led by these kinds of people.
There can be no compromise.Either you are a xtian or a racial nationalist.It is impossible to be both.Don`t make me trot out Hitler`s and Savitri Devi`s arguments for this.It has already been done.

Sean Martin
December 22nd, 2005, 04:48 PM
Not mine Herschel. Nobody in the Non-Instrumental Church of Christ uses those titles. We have 2,000,000 members and not one of us uses those types of titles nor do we have women leaders. Back to your bar mitzvah.

The fact that people who bear the titles "Rev,Archbishop,Bishop,Pastor and Sister" demonstrates that your religion is led by these kinds of people.

Hate Dept.
December 24th, 2005, 04:10 AM
Russell Crowe!!!!!???????
Notice the high proportion of xtian activists and ministers who signed the save the negro scum petition! Further evidence that xianity is one of our primary enemies.

Those two Episcopal priests are from Pasadena; the church they belong to is so heavily involved in left-wing activity including race-mixing and fag rights, that the IRS recently was moved to revoke their tax-exempt status, claiming that they have crossed over from being a church to a political organization. This is the Anglican church! Of course that's the church of Desmond Tutu.

Those types are all over the place here (L.A. area) There's a Unitarian church nearby that has a banner in the fag flag colors, with some caption about gay marriage or some such.

Action Alert
December 24th, 2005, 10:17 AM
Something about the relationship between Susan Sarandon & Tim Robbins seems strange. Do you get the feeling that Tim is the submissive partner in the relationship? Do you think that Susan ever fucks him in the ass with a big black strap on dildo?
Is there someone at Inside Edition I could talk to about this?

Russell Crowe...I have a phone call for you...no, wait Mr. Crowe, don't take your anger out on me...

Yeah, ole' Hando claims to have Maori blood.

Bonnie Franklin?!? Pretty loose on your definition of "celebrity" arent you?

janewhite88
December 26th, 2005, 02:43 PM
I didn't see self help guru Anthony Robbins on that list.

I saw him on Larry King speaking up for Tookie. I was quite dis-appointed but what can you expect. Maybe tony thinks he can self help niggers. :p

brutus
December 27th, 2005, 03:20 AM
RE: Doc

Hey look over Brutus look over here, all of them in one convenient place for your list.
When I began to read this list, of course I immediately thought of The List, that you’ve been hearing me talk about for years. I wish that they would put that back up on the web again. I’m certain that many, if not all of those people are already on it.

Sean Martin
December 27th, 2005, 03:33 AM
Apparently I said. As you quoted.

Hey look over Brutus look over here, all of them in one convenient place for your list.

I meant to say

Brutus look over here, all of them in one convenient place for your list.

Not "look over Brutus".

I think you caught the typo but that was my bad. :cheers:

RE: Doc


When I began to read this list, of course I immediately thought of The List, that you’ve been hearing me talk about for years. I wish that they would put that back up on the web again. I’m certain that many, if not all of those people are already on it.

Cowan Huberty
December 27th, 2005, 04:02 AM
Something about the relationship between Susan Sarandon & Tim Robbins seems strange. Do you get the feeling that Tim is the submissive partner in the relationship? Do you think that Susan ever fucks him in the ass with a big black strap on dildo?


Bonnie Franklin?!? Pretty loose on your definition of "celebrity" arent you?

(1) The Robbins/Sarandon "relationship" being very odd indeed. Hollyweird fags who use each other
(2) Hey,"One Day At Time" was canceled just 21 years ago...Bonnie Franklin-I mean,HOW DESPERATE must the left must be to include that douchebag. She wasn't even famous when her show was famous...

Hate Dept.
January 3rd, 2006, 06:29 AM
Interesting how the man who was "executed for a murder he didn't commit" has so quickly been forgotten by all of his supporters. In theory, shouldn't he have a continuing legacy? Shouldn't he be a martyr? Shouldn't they be seeking to clear his name? It's as if they themselves don't believe it.

Those lying niggers are no different than the ones on the street getting caught and giving the obligatory speech to anyone who will listen that they were ''framed". Those lying niggers are the same as Tookie; they're interchangeable.