(Another) Mother murders kids, self

It happened again. Another crazy women murders her children. According to the story,

Tonya Thomas, 33, fatally shot her four children, who ranged in age from 12 to 17, said Lt. Tod Goodyear, a spokesman for the Brevard County Sheriff's Office.

Of particular interest for this blog is that this lady was a church going lady (but unlike the late Melody Bodine, she didn't attend First Baptist Church of Prescott) and apparently lied to the cops about her husband.

Two years earlier, she filed a domestic violence complaint against [her husband] Joe Johnson, but that was dismissed after a hearing.

Crazy women do that. (Lie a lot.)

Mr. Johsnon is one of the few men we've heard of who actually got a DV complaint dismissed against him. We know a Christian man in Ogden, Utah, whose wife, like the late Melody Bodine, left him. Like the late Melody Bodine, this man's wife also sought an Order of Protection against her husband when she filed papers.

Even though the trial judge rebuked the woman for stretching the truth (when the judge asked her if her husband had ever struck her, she thought about it a long time, and said, "Once, while we were playing cards, he reached over and slapped me on the knee"), the judge issued the OOP anyway, just to be "safe" as most judges do.

So much for Equal Protection under the Law. (Men, it's all about money. It's called the "Violence Against Women Act," a federal program with lots of money to go around.)

She had also struck her husband.

Records also showed that Thomas was arrested in 2002 on a misdemeanor battery charge for striking the father of her children.

We've heard this happens. A lot.

The charges were later dropped, which, based on what we've learned from other men whose crazy wives have also struck them, probably means she really did hit him but her loving husband forgave her. (Hey, even Tiger Woods didn't bring charges against his wife for beating him up.)

Well, the moral of this story is that you can never tell what this righteous, lying, church-going women are going to do. This one murdered her teenage kids. So not even they were safe. About all you can do it look for parallels in behavior. And when the shoe fits, RUN!

First Amendment right to call someone a slut!

Hooray for Rush Limbaugh! He correctly called a woman a slut.

In the old days, she would have been ashamed of herself.

In these news days, she's proud and most everyone says Mr. Limbaugh should be ashamed.

Chelsea Handler calls herself a slut. Just renewed her contract for $25 million.

More later.

Scary - Let's make another Federal case out of it

You probably heard the widely reported story by now of the man who is being threatened with jail for posting comments about his ex-wife on Facebook? As in our blogger's case here, the man's comments were not sent to the subject. He was merely exercising his First Amendment right and posting his thoughts and opinions about someone on the Internet.

But now a judge is penalizing in the man, as in our blogger's case, for speaking his mind. (Loss of 4th Amendment for the former. Loss of 2nd Amendment for the latter.)

Really, the solution here is to repeal all State "harassment" laws. They violate the First Amendment right to free speech. That's partially what our blogger's federal civil right lawsuit, Michael's Law, attempts to do.

Here are excerpts from the story:

CINCINNATI (AP) — A man [Mark Bryon] who was threatened with jail time for posting comments about his estranged wife on his personal Facebook page unless he posted daily apologies for a month says the court ruling violates his freedom of speech.

. . . the Cincinnati man and free speech and media experts say it should concern other users of the social networking site.

With hundreds of millions of people using Facebook for communication, Byron said that "if they can do this to me, they can do it to others." [AMEN! They have!]

The idea "that anybody could tell you what to say to your friends on Facebook should be scary to people," said Cincinnati attorney Jill Meyer, who specializes in free speech and media issues.

The ruling is highly unusual and "troubling because it's a court telling someone to say something to — in some regards — his chosen group of friends," said Meyer. She noted that the comments were not directed to Byron's wife, Elizabeth Byron, who was blocked from accessing the page. [That is, it's a Fifth Amendment violation. Forcing a 'confession' if you will, out of someone by threatening them with jail.]

According to the ruling, Byron posted comments on his page in November, saying in part, "If you are an evil, vindictive woman who wants to ruin your husband's life and take your son's father away from him completely — all you need to do is say you're scared of your husband or domestic partner and they'll take him away." [Remind you of anyone Melody Anne Bodine / Melody Thomas-Morgan?"]

Byron's comments expressed frustration, but they were not threats and he didn't make them to his wife, said Cincinnati attorney Jack Greiner, who also specializes in free speech and media issues.

Greiner said he doesn't think the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech and of the press, "allows a court to find that someone has harassed or caused a person to suffer mental abuse merely by expressing one's opinion about a court proceeding in a non-threatening way." [BINGO!]

Greiner said that a court compelling speech through a court-written apology raises as many free speech concerns as actions prohibiting free speech.

The ruling says several of Mark Byron's comments were "clearly intended to be mentally abusive, harassing and annoying" to his wife and "generate a negative and venomous response toward her from his Facebook friends." [So what? Even if they were, it's a right we have. This is Thought-Police stuff. And what, you don't think his ex-wife is telling her friends mentally abusive, harassing and annoying things about her husband?]

His comments were "nothing other than free speech communication where he was venting truthful information," Ford said.

We hope they make a federal case out of it. This harassment by women has got to stop.

Free Speech. Use it or lose it.

Welcome Ernie Hancock listeners!

Our blogger was on Ernie Hancock's radio show for a short segment near the end of hour two.

Here's the link. The segment starts at 1 hour 3 minutes.

If you're interested in the lawsuit, suing the Justices of the Arizona Supreme court, go to Michael's Law.

Woman murders children

Here' a recent story about a pleasant looking woman who murdered her children. She appears happy enough. But you can't tell from outward appearances what's in a person's heart, can you? It's likely her thoughts were as black as India ink.

We especially like what this blogger wrote:

The only thing that could have caused this young mother of two to commit murder, then turn the gun on herself is clearly Satan.

Amen to that!

Now, in light of the above and considering the late Melody Anne Bodine, do you remember the parable Jesus told about the demon possessed man?

When an evil spirit comes out of a man, it goes through arid places seeking rest and does not find it. Then it says, 'I will return to the house I left.' When it arrives, it finds the house unoccupied, swept clean and put in order. Then it goes and takes with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in and live there. And the final condition of that man is worse than the first.

Jesus' parable applies to women too.

Now, Melody Bodine never was a Christian. But while she was under the headship authority of her believing husband, she was "sanctified," per 1 Corinthians 7:14.

That doesn't mean she was "saved." (Saved from hell - see Romans 5:9.) It simply means, that like Noah's and Lot's family, God graciously protects a believer's immediately family for the sake of the believer. (It's clear from their actions that Lot's wife wasn't a believer. She looked back and was turned to a pillar of salt.)

Now that the late Mrs. Bodine has left her husband, she is no longer protected from demonic possession. Our blogger's opinion is that seven other wicked spirits have entered her latest incarnation as Melody Thomas-Morgan. Ask anyone who knew the old Melody and the new. They can tell you there's been quite a change. (Read her former church elder's statement.)

So, does she hear voices? Will Satan have his way with her? Time will tell. It always does.

No pain, no gain. Exercising the First Amendment.

It's stated in the header why this blog. The overarching motivation is spiritual outreach. To help fellow (true) Christians discern false ones. So, the First Amendment freedom to exercise religion.

As the end of the End Times approach, there are going to be a LOT more false christians around. In fact, they will become the majority and will murder the minority. And so the murderers will believe they are the true believers because their god allowed them to remove their adversaries. In a way, it's already started as those on the Left strive silence those on the Right using the world's legal system. (Look for a uniting of false christians with radical Muslims and radicalized Jews in the future.)

But as the Apostle Paul said, that's the fate of true believers. "... we are considered as sheep to be slaughtered." (Romans 8:36.) Such is life when you're a living sacrifice. We know we're blessed when people falsely say all kinds of evil against us because of our faith. So, while, admittedly it hurts a bit, we try to consider it a "momentary trouble." It goes with the territory.

But maybe you're wondering if this blog is written in retaliation?

We hope not. For that would be sin. In the Bible, the Apostle Paul said, "Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: 'It is mine to avenge; I will repay,' says the Lord." Romans 12:19

Can you write about someone without the spirit of retaliation? Sure, God does it in the Bible all the time. See 1 Timothy 1:19-20 where the Apostle Paul names names. (Gasp!) And of course, you know He named Jezebel.

But you know what? There will come a time when everything is laid bare and we will all have to give an account to God. So everything about you is going to be known someday by everybody. For some who have shipwrecked their faith, that time might come sooner rather than later.

But in addition to the First Amendment freedom to exercise our religion, our blogger does this exercise as a good American. To exercise your First Amendment freedom of speech. Which clearly is under attack . . . by our fellow "americans." Even judges.

So "Use it or lose it," as is said.

Have you noticed how those who have nothing to fear don't try to silence their opponents? As with the debate between Creationists and Evolutionists? Or by getting Injunctions Against Harassment to shut you up?

Interestingly there was a similar situation in Quartzsite (Arizona) recently where a Denise Florian, a public official, sought and obtained an Injunction to shut up Jennifer Jones. Search the web for "Denise Florian." She's left some colorful voice mails around. (Warning: Language.)

According to reports, Florian made it clear to the judge that she wanted Jones to stop publishing stuff about her. (As here on this blog?) Florian consider that "harassment." And so misused harassment law to harass.

Fortunately, even though Judge Larry King did not comply with the law and granted the Injunction, he did not go so far as to tell Jones she didn't have a First Amendment right to free speech.

But we will admit that, in a bit of irony, if cheating judge Mary Hamm hadn't told our blogger he didn't have a First Amendment right to free speech, we might not be here today. For that was one of the spiritual signs our blogger took as guidance.

Likewise, if the late Melody Bodine hadn't sought an Injunction Against Harassment against our blogger, we certainly wouldn't be here today. So, if you will, she started this blog.

Then she did it again in her latest incarnation as Melody Thomas-Morgan. We're forced to conclude that, in a perverse sort of way, she must enjoy the attention.

So, as long as our blogger is told he doesn't have a right to Free Speech, he hopes to continue to fight for your rights. After all, like Jennifer Jones, you could be next. All it takes is a colorful woman who has a lot to hide.

Women get away with murder

Well, it wasn't murder in this case. It was pepper spraying. That is, assault. Felony assault.

But no charges.

Why not? It was a woman who did it, doncha know. All they gotta do is cry and men feel sorry for them. And they can get away with a lot. (Just ask "Officer" Dan Murray of the Prescott Police Department. (But he's not really a police officer.))

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So, do you remember the news reports from "Black Friday?" Some lady shot a crowd of shoppers with pepper spray. It was reported that she was a "competitive shopper" who used the pepper spray to gain an advantage. Authorities were going through receipts in an effort to find her through her purchase of an X-box.

There was so much press, that she turned herself in. And admitted she attacked shoppers.

But then, the cops let her go saying she was acting in self defense!

Yeah, right.

Did they ask the victims what they wanted? Did she buy an X-box or did she leave the store since she was in "fear for her life." That wasn't reported. Nor do we have the time or resources to pull the DR from the LAPD. So we'll speculate.

We suspect someone at Police HQ decided to give this woman, a Latina, a break, in the spirit of the season. A nice gesture . . . but you need to see what the victims, including little children, want first.

Wouldn't that be equal justice under the law? No favoritism or partiality? (God hates partiality.)

Maybe our blogger is more realisitc about this. Once, while evangelizing in front of the Mormon Visitor Center in Mesa (Arizona), a twenty something woman pointed a can of pepper spray at a Christian brother's face, point blank, and said, "If you say anything about the Bible, I'll spray you."

And we bet she felt self-righteous. Was probably in fear for her life, doncha know. (Words are so dangerous.)

This was the day before cell phones. So she got away.

But what do you think the Mesa cops would have done if someone had detained her. After all, all she has to do is start screaming bloody murder. And then she can get away with murder.

We're not looking forward to it, but things will be different once the radical Muslims take over.

Woman shoots children, kills self

A headline from the Drudgereport.


Here's the full story.

It happens.

People knew this woman. May even have seen this coming. The story reports, "She had issues."

Question: What would YOU do if you saw this coming? You can't stop a woman from shooting her own children. But maybe, if you warn others, you can minimize the damage she might do to others in her rage.

No one wants to think it will happen to someone they know. From the story, "This is the kind of thing you hear of happening in other places, but not in our quiet home town."

Calling Judge Jones

More political correctness run amok.

The headline is "Boy suspended after calling teacher 'cute'."

A 9-year-old boy North Carolina boy was suspended for calling a teacher “cute,” WSOCTV.com reports.

The boy’s mother, Chiquita Lockett, said the principal of Brookside Elementary in Gastonia called her after the incident to say the comment was a form of “sexual harassment.”

Sigh. Is there no common sense anymore?

Hey, it could be worse. The school could have gone to Yavapai Superior Court Judge Kenton D. Jones and had his 2nd Amendments rights revoked.

Well, at least there's a somewhat happy ending in the story. There, unlike here, the school apologized.

High-schooler "Harasses" Gov. Brownback

Our blogger is reluctant to share this link because he doesn't condone the language used in the story. But free speech is free speech. Did you hear about the high-schooler Emma Sullivan who tweeted some disparaging remarks about Gov. Brownback?

So Miss Sullivan was called to the principal's office and told to apologize.

What? Did Gov. Brownback seek an Injunction against Harassment? And who does the principal think he is? Judge Kenton Jones?

See, this is the mindset of those on the Left. They'll tell you that you have a First Amendment right to free speech. But what they really mean is that THEY have the right to free speech. They can even cuss in your face. But if you say anything they don't like, they'll tell you it's wrong. (Or run and get an Injunction Against Harassment against you.) Remember the DemocRATS telling the Republicans about devise speech and then immediately turning around saying "Let’s take these sons of bitches out"?

Indeed, that's what cheating Judge Mary Hamm did with our blogger. If you read Melody Thomas-Morgan's petition for an Injunction against our blogger, she quotes, out of context, that Judge Hamm said our blogger was "dangerous."

Here's the full context, quoting from the court transcript. In fact, what the cheating judge said was that the First Amendment is dangerous.

See, our blogger had sent letters to the late Mrs. Bodine's pastor and future son-in-law, warning them, in part, about the late Mrs. Bodine. Gasp! Not legally "acts directed at a person"—nor ever entered into evidence—but who cares about the law when you're a cheating judge anyway? Judge Mary Hamm said writing such letters was "dangerous."

We agree. The First (and Second) Amendment is(are) "dangerous." To tyrants.

They're so "dangerous" that the Founding Fathers thought it wise to protect these rights. Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court and even the Ninth Circuit still uphold our right to free speech, even if offensive to some.

From our bloggers federal lawsuit against Judge Kenton Jones,

In March 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that "Speech is powerful. It can stir people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and—as it did here—inflict great pain. On the facts before us, we cannot react to that pain by punishing the speaker. As a Nation we have chosen a different course—to protect even hurtful speech on public issues to ensure that we do not stifle public debate." (Quoting Justice Roberts in Snyder v. Phelps, et al. 562 U. S. ____ (2011)) The case cited involved religious free speech. (The infamous Westboro Baptist church.)

27. Similarly, in mid-July 2011, the Ninth Circuit reversed a criminal conviction of a man who blogged about 50 caliber bullets and a presidential candidate. Ostensibly real, serious "death threats." But as Chief Judge Kozinski wrote, "Taking the two message board postings in the context of all of the relevant facts and circumstances, the prosecution failed to present sufficient evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that Bagdasarian had the subjective intent to threaten a presidential candidate . . . given any reasonable construction of the words in his postings, those statements do not constitute a “true threat,” and they are therefore protected speech under the First Amendment." United States v. Bagdasarian, 2011 WL 2803583 (9th Cir. July 19, 2011)

28. Taking the blog That Woman Jezebel in the context of all of the relevant facts and circumstances, given any reasonable construction of the words in the postings, the statements in the blog do not constitute a “true threat,” and they are therefore protected speech.

29. It is not necessary for the court to make this determination, for ironically, while crafting this complaint, I received a Cease & Desist letter from Thomas-Morgan's attorney. In the letter (Exhibit 3), Thomas-Morgan, through her attorney, acknowledges the blog is First Amendment protected speech, stating ". . . you certainly have the right to blog about your various fixations with Ms. Thomas-Morgan . . . "

30. And earlier, in her petition, she consistently puts the word "death" in quotes, making it clear that even she understands the word is not to be taken literally and knows there is no true threat.

31. Considering the popularity of blogging and micro-blogging (i.e., Twitter) in American society, it is in the public interest for this court to rule that blogging is protected speech and cannot be considered harassment.

So high-schooler Emma Sullivan was within her rights to tweet her comments about her Governor. The only good thing from the story is that Gov. Brownback's office apologized for overreacting.

We don't expect the late Melody Bodine will ever apologize. She's dead. Likewise, we don't hold any hope for Miss Melody Thomas-Morgan.