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The cops didnt even do anything! This is your typical left-wing tactic.
The only one in the home at the time was the son of the BOA executive, and he was so scared he had to lock himself in his own bathroom. Can you imagine if a conservative group did this? All hell would break lose. The mask of the left is falling off very quickly.....very quickly across all boards.
Targeting private homes and families is sick behavior. We all know who the SEIU backs, OBAMA. They want special favors, they want to be able to do what they want....
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targeting soldiers funerals is too, and the left wasn't doing that, it was "radical christians"
Wednesday, May. 5 2010 @ 11:21AM The appalling Bible-twisters at the Westboro Baptist Church are at it again.
Less than two weeks ago, the WBC horror show rolled into Colorado, targeting a variety of schools, synagogues and more. While here, they spread their usual brand of ignorance: Check out this post about a seven-year old pretty sure God hates Jews.
Now, the Westboro forces are announcing that they'll picket the Friday funeral in Englewood of Golden's Grant Wichmann, a Fort Carson-based sergeant who died last month from wounds suffered in Afghanistan. And while they don't always show up when they promise, their recent visit raises the ominous possibility that they'll make an already awful day for Wichmann's family worse. Below, find the WBC release, which ends with the words, "Thank God for IEDs."
GOD HATES AMERICA & IS KILLING OUR TROOPS IN HIS WRATH.
The traveling hate circus of Westboro Baptist Church swung through Capitol Hill on its current Denver-Boulder Tour of Brightly Covered Disparagement, unloading its Kia full of signs outside the offices of the Intermountain Jewish News.
It was pretty standard fare for Westboro, if calling Rabbis whores in a crowded intersection can be considered standard. But the center of attention was a young boy clutching a "God Hates Jews" sign and complaining about his feet being wet -- and his parents, who so proudly took him out of school to stand in the rain and hate.
westboro8.jpg The boy, 7, was sandwiched between his dad -- who appeared to be the leader of the Hate Squad -- and his quieter mother, Topeka's Lucy Drain. The counter-
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Yeah Glass, but that church wasnt going to private homes, standing on their property with 500 people, and scaring the daylights out of children in the home and area. Two different things.
At least the Patriot Guard helps the funerals and provides security. Those kids at home have nothing, its sick.
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I also have to ask Glass, what if that was YOUR home, and you had a son there who was so scared he had to lock himself inside a bathroom. Is the action of the SIEU legal? Wouldnt coming onto private property and menacing, disturbing the peace, and a list of others be enough to do something?
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quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: I also have to ask Glass, what if that was YOUR home, and you had a son there who was so scared he had to lock himself inside a bathroom. Is the action of the SIEU legal? Wouldnt coming onto private property and menacing, disturbing the peace, and a list of others be enough to do something?
coming onto private property is trespassing.
they'd have a problem with me. 50 of them? they'd have a problem with me and my dog. i ain't shy in person neider.
what do you think this guy makes a year? keep in mind that he's
Baer is deputy general counsel for corporate law at Bank of America (BAC, Fortune 500), a senior executive based in Washington, D.C
that's minimum upper half of the six figure range with 7 figure bonuses...
he can afford security, he can afford me and my dog, i have NO PITY for him and his crowd at all.
i went to HS withe the kids of people like that in the DC area, (prolly his same neighborhood) and i watched the LIDS leave school on Fridays to go skiing for the whole weekend and show up back at school on mondays without ever going home... did you you ever live like that? i didn't.
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Bank of America Appoints Gregory Baer as Deputy General Counsel for the Bank Regulatory and Public Policy Group
CHARLOTTE, Oct. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of America announced today that it has appointed Gregory Baer as Deputy General Counsel for the company's Bank Regulatory and Public Policy legal group.
In this newly combined role, Baer will be responsible for providing legal advice and counsel regarding regulatory and legislative activities for the company. He will report to Timothy J. Mayopoulos, Bank of America general counsel.
Baer joins Bank of America with extensive experience in financial regulatory matters. Most recently, he has been a partner at the Washington, DC law firm, Wilmer Hale, where he has advised domestic and foreign financial institutions on a wide variety of issues, and has represented clients before the Federal Reserve Board, the OCC and the SEC.
Prior to joining Wilmer Hale, Baer served as assistant secretary for financial institutions at the US Department of the Treasury. He coordinated Treasury policy on the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, and led the development of presidential initiatives on financial privacy and consumer protection. Baer previously served as managing senior counsel at the Federal Reserve Board.
"Greg is regarded as one of the finest banking lawyers in the country. He brings extensive experience in financial regulatory matters," said Mayopoulos, "with a particularly strong understanding of the federal banking laws and the political environment."
Bank of America is one of the world's largest financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small and middle market businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investing, asset management and other financial and risk-management products and services. The company provides unmatched convenience in the United States, serving more than 54 million consumer and small business relationships with more than 5,700 retail banking offices, nearly 17,000 ATMs and award-winning online banking with more than 19.8 million active users. Bank of America is the No. 1 overall Small Business Administration (SBA) lender in the United States and the No. 1 SBA lender to minority-owned small businesses. The company serves clients in 175 countries and has relationships with 98 percent of the U.S. Fortune 500 companies and 79 percent of the Global Fortune 500. Bank of America Corporation stock (NYSE: BAC) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
SOURCE: Bank of America
CONTACT: Eloise Hale of Bank of America, +1-704-387-0013, or eloise.hale@bankofamerica.com
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cash, this dude is part of the crew that dumped Glass Stegal and allowed the UNREGULATION of the makrets that caused the crash:
He coordinated Treasury policy on the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, and led the development of presidential initiatives on financial privacy and consumer protection. Baer previously served as managing senior counsel at the Federal Reserve Board.
bad stuff, i don't feel sorry for him or his family at all. call me a jerk, i know it already.
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This isnt about how bad he is or how much money he makes. Its about the event, and I tell you what....if that kind of crowd showed up...you would see me on the rooftop with a M-4 with the safety select on fire. I would be calling in backup, and plenty of lawyers to investigate the police department who failed to enforce the law.
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quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: This isnt about how bad he is or how much money he makes. Its about the event, and I tell you what....if that kind of crowd showed up...you would see me on the rooftop with a M-4 with the safety select on fire. I would be calling in backup, and plenty of lawyers to investigate the police department who failed to enforce the law.
i'm betting he's already bought another house using cash and it has gates and somebody like me and you full time....
that's redistribution of wealth too ya know
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I don't care if this guy is the new head of the Manson family, Glass, that kind of crap IS illegal. The fact that they were able to do it with impunity is scary and should worry anyone who believes that their home is safe.
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/this country has gone downhill really fast
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i don't really disagree with you that they should be charged with trespassing... i tend to think we are too prohibitive of peaceful protesting, so i encourage peaceful protesting in public places...
blocking traffic? tha's not safe for anybody, etcetetc.....
but i am not sympathetic to people who have stuff just cuz they have stuff either...
earn your living, take what you want and pay for it as you go...
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I think this issue should get more attention in the mainstream media. It isnt just some small group of misfits, this is SEIU and this is what they do. Flash mob tactics. It has nothing to do with who owns the house. This enters a realm of child endangerment.
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Sunday's onslaught wasn't designed for mainstream media consumption. There were no reporters from organizations like the Washington Post, no local camera crews who might have aired criticism of this private-home invasion. With the media covering the conservative Tea Party protesters, the behavior of individual activists has drawn withering scrutiny.
Instead, a friendly Huffington Post blogger showed up, narrowcasting coverage to the union's leftist base. The rest of the message these protesters brought was personal-aimed at frightening Baer and his family, not influencing a broader public.
Of course, HuffPost readers responding to the coverage assumed that Baer was an evil former Bush official. He's not. A lifelong Democrat, Baer worked for the Clinton Treasury Department, and his wife, Shirley Sagawa, author of the book The American Way to Change and a former adviser to Hillary Clinton, is a prominent national service advocate.
In the 1990s, the Baers' former bosses, Bill and Hillary Clinton, denounced the "politics of personal destruction." Today politicians and their voters of all stripes grieve the ugly bitterness that permeates our policy debates. Now, with populist rage providing a useful cover, it appears we've crossed into a new era: The politics of personal intimidation.
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