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[link|http://dallasobserver.com/issues/2003-04-17/feature2.html/print.html|http://dallasobserve...2.html/print.html]




"Packed like lemmings into shiny metal boxes.
Contestants in a suicidal race."
    - Synchronicity II - The Police
Expand Edited by tuberculosis Aug. 21, 2007, 05:47:35 AM EDT
New Prelude and fugue to
PATRIOT-III The Fudamentalist Manifesto
At a December 5 hearing on CPS's removal of the children, Lafuente reached a compromise with the state to put them in the temporary custody of Mercado's former husband, who also lives in the Dallas area. Mercado says that in the five months since, he has given her liberal visitation rights, but she and Fernandez cannot be left alone with the children, nor can the children sleep at the couple's house.

They also agreed to attend "group treatment for sexual issues" and submitted to extensive psychological exams.

At the group counseling, Mercado says, she has learned that kids in the United States are subject to the most horrendous abuse. "Their parents are on drugs...They're left with relatives who molest them. It's horrible." None of it seems to apply to her and her boyfriend, she says, although they say they attend the sessions regularly and try to partake.

"It's about as useful as tits on a bull," sniffs Chatham.

In their psychological exams, which they made available for this report, the only problems the experts could discern in interviews with the parents were those heaped on them by CPS and the police. And those, too, seemed to be held against them in the less-than-empirical world of psychoanalysis.

"When asked about problems occurring in his life currently, Mr. Fernandez states that the children have been removed, there is little money for lawyers, and it's all a big injustice," wrote Robert Antonetti, a Dallas psychologist who interviewed the couple earlier this year. "He reported currently feeling anxious, angry at the injustice he is enduring and fearful of what may happen. When asked about coping with stress he said he's been praying a lot."
Texas - a State of Mind-lessness. What a Fucked State - and how appropriate that Shrub could 'Govern' such a thing. I drove across it once. Uneventful, fortunately. Imagine what might have happened had I failed a mind-probe by the Home SS.. or they'd discovered we were both unmarried and God-less.


Ashton

PS - how about a National Fund to help these poor bastards spring their kids and escape from that Hell-hole? I'd contribute in a trice. Nobody should *have* to live there, merely for being impoverished by lie detector tests at one's Own Expense\ufffd - at the behest of the PFY at your friendly computer / photo shop just doin his duty to The State - a la Germany '35 Ashcroft '03.

(Migawd - suppose they'd owned a naked statue too.. Death. No reprieve from Shrub fershure.. now a National Model for Us All!)
Expand Edited by Ashton April 25, 2003, 05:20:42 AM EDT
New Un-freaking-beLIEVEable
-drl
New No, it's a terrorist act now...
[link|http://www.indybay.org/news/2003/04/1602800.php|http://www.indybay.o...03/04/1602800.php]

(note: didn't link to original at Canada.com because it keeps stalling)

Yes, it involves Texas:

Deborah Wolfe, a Canadian citizen who was just breast-feeding her son and changing his diaper while en route between Houston and Vancouver, says her "subversive" actions led to her being threatened with detainment, RCMP involvement and legal charges for terrorist action against a U.S. citizen in international airspace while on an American flight during a time of war.


but luckily:

In the end, Wolfe says things were resolved when she signed a document promising that she would neither break Continental's rules about such things, nor speak to American passengers.


Now, how can US passengers be made clearly identifiable from here on? Or do the foreigners get to wear the badge?
New And the airlines wonder why they're going out of business...
Why the hell would ANYONE want to fly anywhere right now is beyond me.
New Re: And the airlines wonder...

Why the hell would ANYONE want to fly anywhere right now is beyond me.

Answer: to go to a job interview.

A place that I emailed my resume to several weeks ago called this week. Seems the manager in charge of the position has been too busy, and will remain too busy, for at least another week. The HR person thinks it might be easier just to bring me in and do the technical screening/outright interview all at once, providing that the manager agrees.

I'd rather do the initial screening over the phone as is customary, but if they want me to do it their way, who am I to argue? Of course, I'd rather get a job here, but have had no success locally since I lost my job. Moving sucks, and moving right after moving and buying a house just a few months ago sucks ROYALLY!!!

lincoln
"Four score and seven years ago, I had a better sig"
[link|http://users3.ev1.net/~bconnors/resume.htm|VB/SQL/Tandem resume]
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New Texas Puritans.. now in Canada!___no place to hide.
     Stupid Texas Cops - (tuberculosis) - (6)
         Prelude and fugue to - (Ashton)
         Un-freaking-beLIEVEable -NT - (deSitter)
         No, it's a terrorist act now... - (scoenye) - (3)
             And the airlines wonder why they're going out of business... - (Simon_Jester) - (1)
                 Re: And the airlines wonder... - (lincoln)
             Texas Puritans.. now in Canada!___no place to hide. -NT - (Ashton)

Sheer, unadultered, industrial-strength tinfoil-helmet alien-lizard-people drivel of the first degree.
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