Petraeus Condemns Church's Plan to Burn Quarans

[Svartalf]

Cunt, a number of your recent posts, including:

http://rationalia.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 7#p1933847

viewtopic.php?p=1933738#p1933738

viewtopic.php?p=1932815#p1932815

are clear examples of the malicious trolling that has seen you suspended before. Such previous suspensions have not seemed to alter your approach here, but we'll try again. You are thus suspended until 22/12/2022

8 whole months? is there precedent for so much?
also, who are the more obstremerous ratzers going to argue with until next year?

[pErvinalia]

Cunt's breaking records.

[Sean Hayden]

--given he did 6 before, I'd say the judge has been lenient.

In all seriousness I'm fine with the decision. The only alternative I can think of would be to limit his activity to a single thread outside the pub.

[Hermit]

--given he did 6 before, I'd say the judge has been lenient.

In all seriousness I'm fine with the decision. The only alternative I can think of would be to limit his activity to a single thread outside the pub.

Pretty bloody good idea. Our member from Yellowknife can continue in his usual, incoherent way without fucking up actual discussions. Pretty much a win-win situation.

With great foresight pErvinalia has created a thread for him a few days ago: The Thread Where Cunt Discusses Things.

[Cunt]

Cunt, a number of your recent posts, including:

viewtopic.php?p=1933847#p1933847

http://www.rationalia.com/forum/viewtop ... 8#p1933738

http://www.rationalia.com/forum/viewtop ... 5#p1932815

are clear examples of the malicious trolling that has seen you suspended before. Such previous suspensions have not seemed to alter your approach here, but we'll try again. You are thus suspended until 22/12/2022

I am not going to bother going to look at those examples of yours. I'll try to keep it friendly, you are welcome to do the same!

[rasetsu]

Heck, after seeing that the feds infiltrated and set up rubes in the US (in the Whitmer kidnapping case, most recently), I have to wonder how many of these riots are self-starting, and how many are started deliberately by infiltrators.

At trial, Mr. Fox’s lawyer, Christopher Gibbons, described his client as an unimpressive dupe who talked a big game but had no real chance of pulling off an attack. Mr. Gibbons said undercover F.B.I. agents preyed on Mr. Fox, pretending to be his friend and luring him into a plot he was incapable of planning himself. In arguing for a lesser sentence, Mr. Gibbons wrote that prosecutors used “exaggerated language to create the false narrative of a terrifying paramilitary leader.”

“Adam Fox was an unemployed vacuum repairman who was venting his frustrations on social media but abiding by the laws of the State of Michigan,” Mr. Gibbons wrote in a sentencing memo.

Ms. Whitmer, who was elected to a second term last month, said after the trial that the convictions showed “that violence and threats have no place in our politics and those who seek to divide us will be held accountable.”

At his first trial in the spring, jurors acquitted two of Mr. Fox’s co-defendants but failed to reach verdicts on the charges against Mr. Fox and another man, Barry Croft. At a second trial this summer, which played out amid a tense campaign season in politically divided Michigan, Mr. Fox and Mr. Croft were each convicted of kidnapping conspiracy and conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction.

Two other men, Ty Garbin and Kaleb Franks, pleaded guilty to kidnapping conspiracy in federal court and testified against Mr. Fox and Mr. Croft, who is set to be sentenced on Wednesday. Mr. Garbin was sentenced to 30 months in prison and Mr. Franks was sentenced to four years in prison.

Three others connected to the plot were convicted in state court in October of providing support for terrorist acts. They received sentences that could keep them in prison at least seven years and up to 20 years. Five more men were charged in state court in another county and are awaiting trial.

Man Sentenced to 16 Years in Prison for Plotting to Kidnap Michigan’s Governor

[Svartalf]

I'd have thought that any project to bother, discommode, or otherwise remove a corrupt politico should have been met with enthusiastic approbation

[Brian Peacock]

Depends on who's being approbated and who's doing the approbationising I guess.

[Cunt]

Undercover FBI agents were in on that plot...so it must have been real.

[rasetsu]

[Cunt]

How about the one about convicted child-sex traffickers Epstein and Maxwell, hanging with the wealthy and royals, getting deplatformed from twitter, facebook and their banks for being horrible?

Oh wait, that didn't happen to them. That kind of rough handling is for people who say awful things.

[Svartalf]

that story got to be better than the one about little kids drinking priest's cum

[Cunt]

that story got to be better than the one about little kids drinking priest's cum

The Epstein and Maxwell stories might be 'better', but there were no customers identified, and I suspect that is a large part of the reason there aren't more details forthcoming.

Or maybe no-one cares about a ring of pedophiles and blackmail among the royals, world leaders and Bill Gates. (a wholly trustworthy gang)

[Brian Peacock]

[Cunt]

Yes, and none of the virtue-signalling corporate swine de-platformed Epstein.

You see him with Trump, did you know that he also has been seen with lots of other people? Gates' had a wife leave him because he wouldn't stop supporting his creepy friend. Lots of others, whose reputation doesn't seem tarnished for having been friends of his.