I would like to take all these hot guys home for a weekend 
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
WTF Two U.S. men charged with broadcasting Hezbollah TV
NEW YORK (Reuters) -
I would have to wonder why, IS our Gov't Afraid that we might see something they don't want us to see. I personal watch BBC News, then show and tell more then our own news companies over here. It's about time to end this, we need to pull our men and women out and let them deal with their own problem, basically if we leave it would become a civil war... And if they want to kill each other then let them..
In today's World, if we (the US) were in a civil war do you think any of these countries would send any of their men to help us. I don't think so.. We as a Nation need to take care of our home before trying to take care of some other countries homes. Our People should be first.
What about our sick, our homeless and our poor. We can Spend 80+ billions over seas but we can't get a health care bill past over here. We can't get our poor Vets the medical and housing they need. We can't feed our hungry.
I sick and tried see the USA as the Police, Bank, Food Bank of the world. Each nation need to take care of there own..
Those whom don't know their history is doom to repeat it...
U.S. authorities brought terrorism charges against two men for providing
satellite broadcasts of Hezbollah television channel al-Manar to U.S. customers,
according to an indictment unsealed on Monday.
Saleh Elahwal, 53, and
Javed Iqbal, 42, were charged with providing material support to al-Manar --
branded by the United States as a foreign terrorist organization in March -- the
indictment said. Each faces a maximum of 110 years in prison if convicted of all
11 counts.
Both men pleaded not guilty during a hearing in Manhattan
federal court. Elahwal was released on $400,000 bail, while Iqbal was released
on $250,000 bail.
Lawyers for both men did not comment. The men are due
to appear again on January 8.
The U.S. Treasury Department froze the
U.S. assets of al-Manar in March, saying it supported the fund-raising and
recruitment activities of Hezbollah, a Shi'ite Muslim group backed by Syria and
Iran.
Iqbal, a Pakistani who moved to the United States 24 years ago and
lives in New York, was arrested and first charged in August with providing
satellite customers with the Hezbollah-operated channel.
According to
the new charges, between September 2005 and August 2006, the two men used the
television company they own, Brooklyn-based HDTV Ltd., to negotiate with
representatives of the al-Manar network to air the channel, according to the
indictment.
Court documents said Elahwal, who lives in New Jersey, and
Iqbal were paid by al-Manar more than $111,000 between December and March.
The channel provided wide coverage of the war between Hezbollah and
Israel last summer, broadcasting exclusive footage shot by Hezbollah guerillas.
It was attacked by Israeli airstrikes during the fighting.
Reuters/VNU
I would have to wonder why, IS our Gov't Afraid that we might see something they don't want us to see. I personal watch BBC News, then show and tell more then our own news companies over here. It's about time to end this, we need to pull our men and women out and let them deal with their own problem, basically if we leave it would become a civil war... And if they want to kill each other then let them..
In today's World, if we (the US) were in a civil war do you think any of these countries would send any of their men to help us. I don't think so.. We as a Nation need to take care of our home before trying to take care of some other countries homes. Our People should be first.
What about our sick, our homeless and our poor. We can Spend 80+ billions over seas but we can't get a health care bill past over here. We can't get our poor Vets the medical and housing they need. We can't feed our hungry.
I sick and tried see the USA as the Police, Bank, Food Bank of the world. Each nation need to take care of there own..
Those whom don't know their history is doom to repeat it...
No Christmas Money the LA FireFigher
Mayor rejects council's OK of $2.7 million for a black firefighter who said he was harassed, citing photos showing the man hazing others.
By Duke Helfand and Sandy Banks, Times Staff Writers
November 21, 2006
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa issued the first veto of his administration Monday, striking down the City Council's approval of a lawsuit settlement that would pay $2.7 million to an African American firefighter who contended that he was a victim of racial harassment.
The case involved Tennie Pierce, who sued the city after discovering that dog food had been mixed into a spaghetti dinner served him by fellow firefighters. But the settlement's size, which was the largest in Fire Department history, triggered a swell of negative public reaction that deepened when a website posted photographs of Pierce engaged in hazing pranks.
By Duke Helfand and Sandy Banks, Times Staff Writers
November 21, 2006
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa issued the first veto of his administration Monday, striking down the City Council's approval of a lawsuit settlement that would pay $2.7 million to an African American firefighter who contended that he was a victim of racial harassment.
The case involved Tennie Pierce, who sued the city after discovering that dog food had been mixed into a spaghetti dinner served him by fellow firefighters. But the settlement's size, which was the largest in Fire Department history, triggered a swell of negative public reaction that deepened when a website posted photographs of Pierce engaged in hazing pranks.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Eye Candy - Cali Papi
Yahoo! ID: cali_papi34 Real Name: jorge jovel
Nickname: diablo
Location: north carolina Age: 23
Marital Status: Single And Looking Sex: Male
Occupation: military (ARMY) just playing GI-Joe
More About Me
Hobbies: play soccer, kick-box, play video games chat,constrution, and getting tattoos for fun
Latest News: i just got road runner yeahhh!!!!!, im currently in afghanistan
Favorite Quote: the greatest failure is not to try
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Self-Sucker????
If one can suck his own cock, Does this many him gay or is it masturbation????
If you like to suck you owe cock, wouldn't you be open to sucking another guys cock....
What is Your Take on this Subject..
Please leave your comments.
Saturday, November 18, 2006
High School Wrestling-The Gayness Sport
I don't know why some High School won't allow a Gay-Straight Alliance, but will allow wrestling.
Two Boys rubbing and grabbing each other in all the wrong places. If they did this in other form they would be kick out of school for a while.
Fathers watching their son grabbing another boys crotch, mmmm I have to wonder?????
Most of these boy gets a hardon while wrestling. they claim this is normal, mmm however if a boy get a hardon by just watching other boys then this is sick, not normal at all.....
Friday, November 17, 2006
What a hottie- Joel Keller
I first seen him in the movie The Hanging Garden, very hot, he had longer hair in the movieBorn in Canada
About the Movie
Tagline: It's hard to go home... ten years after your death
William, a once obese and troubled teen, goes back to his family's home after being gone, without word, for ten years and finds it (and his family) haunted with his past. He had moved to the city and become a fit, well-adjusted gay man, but during his visit home, he becomes unhinged as the newly remembered reasons for his miserable adolescence come to life in each of their presents.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Circumstances kept slaying suspect Hagans free
Christopher E. Hagans
By JON FRANK, The Virginian-Pilot
© November 16, 2006
VIRGINIA BEACH - Christopher E. Hagans might have been in jail last weekend, when a woman was killed at a Hilltop shopping center, if prosecutors had asked a judge to put him there based on an earlier theft conviction.
Hagans' defense attorney said Wednesday that the judge in that case probably would have kept Hagans in jail if prosecutors had asked.
Prosecutors said Wednesday that they didn't ask because they didn't know the extent of Hagans' criminal record. ok, first off the damn DA when entering a court of law to prosecute someone should have done a full background check. Why wasn't this done.. I say it because most of the DA's and ADA's in VA are lazy as hell. They only watch out for their careers..
"We should have moved to revoke his bond, had we known these other crimes had been committed," Commonwealth's Attorney Harvey Bryant said Wednesday.
here they going singing their's shoulda, coulda, woulda, and now there is a lost of life..
Hagans, a 19-year-old Norfolk high school dropout, is accused of shooting and killing Elisabeth Kelly Reilly early Saturday evening in a parking lot near Stein Mart at the Hilltop North Shopping Center. He was arrested Sunday in Norfolk.
Hagans - charged with murder, robbery and a weapons violation - could face the death penalty. He is being held in the city jail pending a Nov. 27 hearing. we all know he will pay with his life, for what he did, and for the mistake the DA make in this case....
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Over the past year, Hagans has been charged with 15 crimes - all nonviolent, mostly misdemeanors - in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk and Newport News. He has three convictions, among them a felony, receiving stolen goods in Virginia Beach. Hagans pleaded guilty March 28 and received a three-year, suspended prison sentence. He remained free pending his good behavior. Still pending are three felony charges in Chesapeake.
On June 24, Hagans was arrested again in Virginia Beach and accused of five non violent crimes, ranging from petty larceny to credit card theft.
At a hearing Sept. 14, General District Judge Pamela Hutchens granted Hagans a $2,500 personal recognizance appeal bond after Hagans pleaded guilty to petty larceny, a misdemeanor.
As a result, Hagans remained free pending his appeal of the larceny conviction to Circuit Court, where it is still pending.
At the same court hearing, Hagans also waived a preliminary hearing on a felony charge of credit card theft. He is set to be tried on that charge, and re-tried on the petty larceny charge, in January.
Hutchens sentenced Hagans to a year in jail on the larceny charge. Hagans appealed the sentence, posted his bail - which required no money - and was released. Yet here I thought that after conviction ever after you apply for a appealed, you should had placed sometype of bail...
Prosecutors did not oppose the bail. I wonder why..
Hagans' lawyer, Janee Joslin, said Hutchens has a reputation for being very tough on appeal bails and probably would not have granted Hagans bail had she known the defendant's record.
Mark A. Andrews, the Virginia Beach prosecutor who handled the case, said Wednesday that he did not provide the information to Hutchens at the hearing.
I guess he thought it wasn't his job...
He said he did not check the court computer record before the hearing.
Bryant said his prosecutors do not check records at the preliminary hearing stage because they do not have the time or manpower to do so. It doesn't not take that long to check, hell anyone with a computer can check for crimial records of each city, with just a name search..
"It would be great if we could check every defendant in every city," Bryant said, but "I would need six or seven more people if we were going to check all the localities." once again i thought all these courts are networked together through the Information Technologies Agency
Bryant said his staff handles 16,000 cases a year, making it the state's second-busiest office. Also, Bryant said, no other city made an effort to keep Hagans in jail this year. what an excuse, i was juzt to busy to do my job
"This was not a violent guy, from what everybody thought, on the face of it," Bryant said. wasn't the same thing said abou the son of sam and few other serial killers
But he acknowledged that had he known of Hagans' criminal record, it would have made a difference. just another asshole tring to cover his ass. for his major fuck up...
By JON FRANK, The Virginian-Pilot
© November 16, 2006
VIRGINIA BEACH - Christopher E. Hagans might have been in jail last weekend, when a woman was killed at a Hilltop shopping center, if prosecutors had asked a judge to put him there based on an earlier theft conviction.
Hagans' defense attorney said Wednesday that the judge in that case probably would have kept Hagans in jail if prosecutors had asked.
Prosecutors said Wednesday that they didn't ask because they didn't know the extent of Hagans' criminal record. ok, first off the damn DA when entering a court of law to prosecute someone should have done a full background check. Why wasn't this done.. I say it because most of the DA's and ADA's in VA are lazy as hell. They only watch out for their careers..
"We should have moved to revoke his bond, had we known these other crimes had been committed," Commonwealth's Attorney Harvey Bryant said Wednesday.
here they going singing their's shoulda, coulda, woulda, and now there is a lost of life..
Hagans, a 19-year-old Norfolk high school dropout, is accused of shooting and killing Elisabeth Kelly Reilly early Saturday evening in a parking lot near Stein Mart at the Hilltop North Shopping Center. He was arrested Sunday in Norfolk.
Hagans - charged with murder, robbery and a weapons violation - could face the death penalty. He is being held in the city jail pending a Nov. 27 hearing. we all know he will pay with his life, for what he did, and for the mistake the DA make in this case....
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Over the past year, Hagans has been charged with 15 crimes - all nonviolent, mostly misdemeanors - in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk and Newport News. He has three convictions, among them a felony, receiving stolen goods in Virginia Beach. Hagans pleaded guilty March 28 and received a three-year, suspended prison sentence. He remained free pending his good behavior. Still pending are three felony charges in Chesapeake.
On June 24, Hagans was arrested again in Virginia Beach and accused of five non violent crimes, ranging from petty larceny to credit card theft.
At a hearing Sept. 14, General District Judge Pamela Hutchens granted Hagans a $2,500 personal recognizance appeal bond after Hagans pleaded guilty to petty larceny, a misdemeanor.
As a result, Hagans remained free pending his appeal of the larceny conviction to Circuit Court, where it is still pending.
At the same court hearing, Hagans also waived a preliminary hearing on a felony charge of credit card theft. He is set to be tried on that charge, and re-tried on the petty larceny charge, in January.
Hutchens sentenced Hagans to a year in jail on the larceny charge. Hagans appealed the sentence, posted his bail - which required no money - and was released. Yet here I thought that after conviction ever after you apply for a appealed, you should had placed sometype of bail...
Prosecutors did not oppose the bail. I wonder why..
Hagans' lawyer, Janee Joslin, said Hutchens has a reputation for being very tough on appeal bails and probably would not have granted Hagans bail had she known the defendant's record.
Mark A. Andrews, the Virginia Beach prosecutor who handled the case, said Wednesday that he did not provide the information to Hutchens at the hearing.
I guess he thought it wasn't his job...
He said he did not check the court computer record before the hearing.
Bryant said his prosecutors do not check records at the preliminary hearing stage because they do not have the time or manpower to do so. It doesn't not take that long to check, hell anyone with a computer can check for crimial records of each city, with just a name search..
"It would be great if we could check every defendant in every city," Bryant said, but "I would need six or seven more people if we were going to check all the localities." once again i thought all these courts are networked together through the Information Technologies Agency
Bryant said his staff handles 16,000 cases a year, making it the state's second-busiest office. Also, Bryant said, no other city made an effort to keep Hagans in jail this year. what an excuse, i was juzt to busy to do my job
"This was not a violent guy, from what everybody thought, on the face of it," Bryant said. wasn't the same thing said abou the son of sam and few other serial killers
But he acknowledged that had he known of Hagans' criminal record, it would have made a difference. just another asshole tring to cover his ass. for his major fuck up...
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