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GUEST,Wondering Alice BS: Traveller Discrimination in the US 3 (195* d) RE: BS: Traveller Discrimination in the US 3 09 Oct 02


Ron Olesko, here is the post with which Larry Inobu began the discussion of this case at Mudcat Cafe. The points that he made in this post, were repeated in his later postings. I'm shocked that you can read this post and then tell me that Larry Inobu's agenda is not at the expense of the child.

Subject: Traveller Discrimination in the USA
From: InOBU
Date: 23 Sep 02 - 11:27 PM
In The Mudcat Shop: Liberty , O Mar

Most anyone who can look me in the eye and say their mom did not once loose it and swat you as Madlyne Toogood did her
daughter (leaving no mark by the way...) well a lot of you would be not telling the truth. Fact is, that she is being prociscuted
for the crime of being an Irish Traveller in the United States, under the feet of the Statue of Liberty after the welcome to the
poor, hungry and tiered, there is a wee sign that says no dogs or Gypsies... and it is still bloody there. Call your local press and
ask why in a reported child abuse case, where there was no abuse, is the news interviewing cops from fraud units? It is
because after the crime of driving while Black, the next most prosicuted crime, is the crime of a Rom, or Pave or Romanichale
breathing the air of a free nation. Larry




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