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Theoretical question... does the Mexican military owe the Seim family any protection? They're not citizens, and possibly not even there legally. Perhaps they'd expect payment. I'd love to see the look on Gavin's face when he discovers that little aspect of Mexico, because he clearly hasn't yet. The ...

Dave at Sea wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 14, 2019 4:29 pm

Some options:
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/citizen ... -a-citizen
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/p ... sa-options

I've actually looked at Australia's Skilled Worker scheme, but you've got to be under 45. I'm just on the wrong side of that.

Yes, a lot of countries have investment incentive schemes. Let's just say I don't have the kind of funds that approach requires.

I've actually been searching my family tree for any extra citizenships I might be entitled to, just in case I ever want to flee the U.S.

Just mentioning that Barack Obama had Dual Kenyan citizenship till he was 21 without being aware of it. Most countries have laws like this. I think it's meant to be a backup citizenship, in case birth doesn't confer citizenship some other way. Countries don't want people to be born stateless, thoug...

Oh my God. Nathan has NO clue what he's getting into.

This story has nothing to do with Robert Menard, freemanism, or xenophobia. If anything, the government of Quebec is taking the xenophobic position, by making a law against religious symbols. But it seems like a straightforward legal tussle, and out of place on a sovcit forum.

Agreed. I have also not noticed any mention in the MSM reporting I have seen regarding why the family/sect members are even in Mexico in the first place. My bet (given their history) is that they went to Mexico to evade US law enforcement, in furtherance of the crimes they sought to commit that wou...

https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/06/americas/mormons-attacked-us-mexico-border-wednesday/index.html Who wrote this story, the LeBarons' publicist? Could CNN at least mention that they're are a polygamist cult with a history of pedophilia and murdering their enemies? They talk about this family like they...

Estiveo wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 05, 2019 6:11 pm

I figure that gen pop in a medium security facility gives him an increased chance of beatings or a shiv in the kidney, so I'm okay with it.

Now THAT is the kind of therapy Mr. Cox needs.

pipistrelle wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 05, 2019 6:04 pm

True. I’m not sure I get the judge’s feels for him, given his current social media and the fact he hasn’t changed at all.

Same here. I thought he'd come down in the middle of the 188-238 range, not the minimum.

pipistrelle wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 05, 2019 5:47 pm

See, doom and gloomy.

Schaeffer didn't win, he just covered the spread. If less than total success makes you gloomy, expect to gloomy. It's not the worst outcome. He's still going away for five more years, and the poots didn't get what they wanted.

Hey, there's some good news!

188 months minus 104 already served is 84. Knock another 15% off for good behavior and you get 56. So less than 5 years to go. Pretty damn lenient, especially since the judge didn't buy any of the horseshit the defense was selling.

Facebook: 1:41pm...Judge speaking things that are not true. Still speaking... 1:32pm...Judge says, Convictions Stand. 241 Business...evidence at trial, NOT part of convictions. Judge Bryan thinks there was never an imperfect entrapment. Judge says the government was legitimate. They don't like what ...

According to the defense filing, Cox has been in jail since March 2011. Any time served pre-trial, that would count towards completing his sentence. By my math that's 103 or 104 months total.

US news stories are fabricated narratives. The LeBaron's are respected family

No.

And a wild thought. Would people on this side of the fence be open to very supervised release with mandatory counseling and weekly home checks to make sure he isn’t buying weapons and a 1,000 yard restraining order for the wife? Absolutely not. He conspired to kill government officials, acquired il...

Let us pray. "Dear Lord, we hope you will show the judge what is in Schaeffer's heart; that you will give the judge the discermment to see what Schaeffer would do if freed from prison; and that you will give the judge the clarity to understand and correctly apply the sentencing guidelines. We ask i...

Cox kinda painted himself into a corner with all those blog posts the prosecution collected and submitted. 25 of them I think. Any attempt to show remorse now might ring a little hollow, so maybe he decided to let his lawyer do all the talking. Not the worst move IMO.

Ooo, they should give Cox 241 months. That would be fitting. Because 2-4-1.

The defense is still on that crap?

FB says same:

9:49am....Michael Filipovic is up. Michael is asking for 120 months.

9:41am...Skrocki is bashing Schaeffer. Filipovic is up next. Skrocki is asking for maximum time.

@LtnDansLegs: From what I've read, the original sentence was vacated, and an entirely new sentence must be drawn up for all the charges. They don't start from the prior sentence and subtract points that no longer apply. It's possible this judge could have a completely different idea of how many mont...

From the FB page: 9:27am...Schaeffer just walked in escorted by two guys. Weapons charge: 108 months, Conspiracy Count: 33. Official Victims enhancement: KJNP...no names of victims. 6 point enchancement Gone. 2 Points on Schaeffer is a leader so that does apply. Left with 35 level...2 point history....