(09-18-2009 12:40 PM)EastStang Wrote:  

(09-18-2009 08:55 AM)I45owl Wrote:  

(09-18-2009 07:32 AM)WMD Owl Wrote:  OK James and Hannah go to the ACORN Office in San Diego and meet a very friendly attorney that is willing to help smuggle the underage prostitutes across the Mexican border.

http://biggovernment.com/2009/09/17/acor...-diego-ca/

With 70 miles of stunning beaches and picture-perfect weather all year round, having fun during the summer in San Diego doesn’t require a lot of money.

The city combines old-fashioned Mexican charm with a modern edge. In a city where the sun is always shining, it’s the perfect place to get away for a bit of relaxation or stimulation.

If you’re looking for trendy boutique hotels, an exploding culinary scene, or visiting the local ACORN to get your underage prostitutes smuggled across the Mexican border, you’re in the right place.

I'm still waiting for the expose that says James and Hannah bought off these tools with $500,000 each so they would just act as stupid as possible. No-one could really create an activist organization that is this organically corrupt, right? Not outside of Sicily, anyways.

Or that stupid. How did they not know that these were not cops, IRS, INS?

Because it happens that they advise so many people of the same thing for so long, and their connections to the DDNC (Dishonest Democratic National Committee) that they are fearless of getting caught and it's just plain second nature to them.

You should make it James and Hannah 5, Acorn 1 (at least)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32909302/ns/...st/page/2/

Quote:In Philadelphia, Neil Herrmann, ACORN's lead organizer there, said the couple was kicked out after talking to a counselor "for a few minutes." ...
ACORN emailed a copy of a Philadelphia police report dated July 24 to The Post to verify its account that police were called and the couple was shown the door. O'Keefe is named on the report.

It's only fair. It's unlikely that J&H will release such responses b/c it's not interesting or indicting. However, obviously some Acorn offices can draw the line, and that has to be understood.

I get the feeling that a lot of these people want genuinely to help, but they're brainwashed into thinking the politically left is the only form of help. I applaud J&H's expose, but I'd like to see more than just bringing down these fiends, I'd like to see the political right have a constructive plan for demonstrating and mobilizing legitimate help.

It's been done before.

They actually have stated that some offices weren't cooperative.

The guy in San Diego was excited to have the prostitutes coming to town. He even tried to buy some time with Hannah Giles.

(09-18-2009 02:34 PM)GrayBeard Wrote:  The guy in San Diego was excited to have the prostitutes coming to town. He even tried to buy some time with Hannah Giles.

Hannah needs to do some research. She told the guy in San Diego that she made $2500 for a whole weekend. That's too cheap. She could pull $2500 a night. Remember Spitzer's chick made $4500 for a night

You could tell the guy was almost ready to make her an offer. thinking Hmmm .. maybe I could steal $2500 from ACORN to pay a hooker...

(09-18-2009 01:48 PM)DrTorch Wrote:  You should make it James and Hannah 5, Acorn 1 (at least)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32909302/ns/...st/page/2/

Quote:In Philadelphia, Neil Herrmann, ACORN's lead organizer there, said the couple was kicked out after talking to a counselor "for a few minutes." ...
ACORN emailed a copy of a Philadelphia police report dated July 24 to The Post to verify its account that police were called and the couple was shown the door. O'Keefe is named on the report.

It's only fair. It's unlikely that J&H will release such responses b/c it's not interesting or indicting. However, obviously some Acorn offices can draw the line, and that has to be understood.

I get the feeling that a lot of these people want genuinely to help, but they're brainwashed into thinking the politically left is the only form of help. I applaud J&H's expose, but I'd like to see more than just bringing down these fiends, I'd like to see the political right have a constructive plan for demonstrating and mobilizing legitimate help.

It's been done before.

Soros has the Police Report

http://mediamatters.org/research/200909170031

they want us to beleive that O'Keefe posed as a Pimp and used his own, real name, instead of an alias????

yes I'm skeptical

They should release the video, with them introducing themselves asap on this one.

Pimp using his real name, O'Keefe: Hi, I'm a pimp and want you guys to help us setup a child prostituiton ring.

ACORN Phila: Hi, Mr. Okeefe but we can't do that and we will contact the police, thanks for giving us your real name.



Philly is corrupt enough for back-dated police report like this to get filed. Then again, maybe O'Keefe is as dumb as all the ACORN people he's busted so far and gave his real name.


Soros controlled TV stations will no doubt jump to run this story though as a "gotcha" moment. Guess they couldn't remember the alias they gave, since it was over a month ago already

(09-14-2009 11:35 AM)WMD Owl Wrote:  Kick-backs and corruption are just a part of the cost of "doing business" over in that part of the world.

But you can't include a figure for "bribes" in your US government budget proposal. The Coalition Provisional Authority just called it "overhead" on their documentation.

And if you don't pay the "right people" or pay them enough, I promise your equipment and materials will "disappear" or be destroyed.

Its just how things work over there. And its not limited to Iraq-- its Kuwait, Saudi, UAE, etc.

Not to mention many parts of the Western world... Mexico, Central and South America. Even in THIS country, Unions have found ways to force you to pay more than necessary for things by requiring certain numbers of workers based upon the scope of the job, not the need for the labor. It's not a kick-back... but it does mean that some people are paid to stand around. Just because we're more honest about it doesn't mean it isn't a waste of money.

(09-14-2009 12:35 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Entrapment........ look it up.

As they aren't law enforcement, it isn't entrapment.

This is more like going to your corner gas station and asking them to falsify your emissions test so you can have a sticker. They know they aren't supposed to do it... and if they do, they are breaking the law. The ACORN reps knew or should have known that what they were being asked to do was against the law. Just like the mechanic, they could have said no.

(09-14-2009 02:35 PM)I45owl Wrote:  In many ways, Woodward and Bernstein was a genuine triumph for journalism and democracy, but it let loose the scourge of professional investigative journalism.

Yes... now every reporter out there DREAMS of breaking the next big thing...

Is there a 50 foot alligator roaming the NY subway system?? Pictures at 11!!

(09-14-2009 12:35 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Entrapment........ look it up.

Nope. Not even close.

Don't know where you looked it up, but if you think this is entrapment either you used a bad source or you misread it.

(09-18-2009 07:18 PM)Hambone10 Wrote:  Yes... now every reporter out there DREAMS of breaking the next big thing...

Is there a 50 foot alligator roaming the NY subway system?? Pictures at 11!!

If that was the worst of it, that wouldn't be bad. But local TV "news" isn't journalism any more than Oprah is ... it's a scourge responsible for popularizing too many dangerous ideas (vaccine phobia and other nutty ideas).

Acorn is not beyond bending or breaking a few laws to advance a radical agenda. It is stock and trade to these people. This is not just an isolated incident as the far-left political organization is trying to have us believe. ACORN lawlessness by their representatives seems to be part of the organization's modus operandi. Democrates continue to block investigations into Acorn's voter registration fraud around the country because it is funded largely by tax dollars for the benefit of the Dishonest Democratic Party. Even after being caught on tape directing how to lie to the government so as they could establish a brothel for underage, illegal immigrant girls, (this is sexual slavery and ACORN is promoting it) Democrats still are reluctant to de-fund this criminal conspiracy organization, And the fu<k!ng Fringe Media refuses to cover it. What they do say is ACORN is suing Fox. How Absurd.

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(09-15-2009 09:28 AM)I45owl Wrote:  Let me take this opportunity to beat a dead horse. What opened the door for Obama to give kickbacks to ACORN is the "Faith Based Initiative" created by President Bush, redubbed "Faith and Community Based Initiatives" by this President. It was a terrible idea then, and it's a terrible idea now, but made much easier by President Bush's precedent.

I don't agree on that I45 ..... I mean in as much as the "Idea" was a good one, but the "Application" really sucked (but that is usual in Washington though).

The "Road to Hell is supposedly lined with good Intentions".

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And ACORN-hole ain't got a leg to stand on to beat a 1 legged man in a butt kicking contest.

My gosh !!!!!! They are facing RICO and a whole host of really nasty Charges that are going to send some of them away for a long time - they are just trying to back peddle and get these two "Journalist Jacked Up" for a Smoke Screen defense ... yeah right on that one.

They are cooked to the bone and are just shouting out in desperation and last ditch efforts to stay in the Money.

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