Updates: Amy Bishop and Goel Ratzon
Pure coincidence?
The old jingle, “Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t” may become the theme song and the only defense of accused triple murderess, Amy Bishop.
Ten days ago she certainly felt like a nut when she offed 3 colleagues and wounded 3 others at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. She then calmly called her hubby, James Anderson, a police “person of interest,” for a ride home, and denied to police that anything had happened. She swore her victims were all alive and well.
Nice premeditated construction of an insanity defense there, Ms. Amy!
Her court-appointed attorney, Roy W. Miller, is claiming Brown, a neuroscientist, is a paranoid schizophrenic who was distraught over being denied tenure at second-rate UAH after earning her PhD at top-rated Harvard: http://bit.ly/d6wJGz
(See “Amy Bishop, Leftist Oddball,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1508, for other exploits of the Obama-loving Amy.)
I claim that despite Bishop’s bizarre behavior over the years she’s not much nuttier than anyone else who graduates Harvard and that utilizing a legal aid lawyer is her initial ploy to have her eventual guilty verdict overturned on the basis of inadequate representation.
Nice try, Amy!
More dirt has been oozing out of Goel Ratzon’s Israel.
I confess to treating the Ratzon matter far more lightly than it should have been treated in “Sex and the Multi-Married Israeli,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1499.
On the surface, . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1512)
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sex and the Multi-Married Israeli
Sex and the Multi-Married Israeli
Now that Valentine’s Day is over, the candy partially eaten, the flowers showing the first, telltale signs of wilting, it may be time to consider the plight of a guy who may have taken love to too many levels.
Israeli citizen Goel Ratzon, age 60, “was indicted Sunday on multiple charges including rape, sodomy, enslavement and sexual abuse within the family.”
His “family” consists of 21 wives, most of whom have Ratzon’s name and image tattooed somewhere on their bodies, and 49 offspring. All lived quietly in run-down Tel Aviv apartments and never disturbed the neighborhood dogs or the neighbors, none of whom reported him to the Mishteret Yisrael, the Israeli cops.
That says something about the Ratzon “family’s” Israeli neighbors although I’m not sure what.
The story about this cult leader doesn’t give the ages of the women but does say they are all young and vulnerable and most came from broken homes.
Some regarded Ratzon as the messiah.
Moses? Maybe. The messiah? Not even close.
It all brings to mind an old joke about an elderly guy who marries some young thang. . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1499)
Now that Valentine’s Day is over, the candy partially eaten, the flowers showing the first, telltale signs of wilting, it may be time to consider the plight of a guy who may have taken love to too many levels.
Israeli citizen Goel Ratzon, age 60, “was indicted Sunday on multiple charges including rape, sodomy, enslavement and sexual abuse within the family.”
His “family” consists of 21 wives, most of whom have Ratzon’s name and image tattooed somewhere on their bodies, and 49 offspring. All lived quietly in run-down Tel Aviv apartments and never disturbed the neighborhood dogs or the neighbors, none of whom reported him to the Mishteret Yisrael, the Israeli cops.
That says something about the Ratzon “family’s” Israeli neighbors although I’m not sure what.
The story about this cult leader doesn’t give the ages of the women but does say they are all young and vulnerable and most came from broken homes.
Some regarded Ratzon as the messiah.
Moses? Maybe. The messiah? Not even close.
It all brings to mind an old joke about an elderly guy who marries some young thang. . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1499)
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