text: OverviewBack to top Nutiva - Organic Hemp Protein 15g - 3 lbs. Item# :111432UPC# :692752105555 Brand:Nutiva Size/Form:3 lbs. Ship Weight:3.04 Servings:45 Dosage:4 Tablespoon(s) Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein 15g - 3 lbs. (1.35 kg) Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein contains 15 g of protein (50% daily value) per serving, as well as 20% fiber, and 11% fat. Hemp Protein is fantastic for athletes and smoothie-lovers who want higher protein and superior flavor. Nutiva simply sifts out more of the fiber to boost the protein content to 50%, yielding a sweet, smooth , and light powder. It's so delicious many of customers report they love to eat it off the spoon! Hemp Protein offers superior 66% edistin and 33% albumin-protein structure. Nutiva Hemp is the Gold Standard of Plant Protein. Hemp protein also contains large amounts of zinc, iron, and magnesium. Hemp's fiber is 90% insoluble and 10% soluble. Planet-FriendlyDo yourself - and the planet - a favor! Hemp, which grows without pesticides, is the Earth's premier renewable resource. Fair Deal for Family FarmersThe ramon nuts provide extra income for indigenous Guatemalan families. And by choosing Nutiva's Fair Trade Certified chocolate, you support family farmers through fair prices, community development, environmental stewardship. Hemp Protein Is Ideal:Contains 66% edestin, more than any other plant. Edestin is a bioactive protein that's easy to digest. No Petroleum Solvents:Most non-organic soy proteins are processed with hexane, a harsh solvent similar to gasoline. Non-GMO:Many soy shakes are sweetened with fructose or maltodextrin from genetically modified, pesticide-laden corn. Did You Know?The HempShake is both organic-certified and contains Fair Trade certified ingredients Fairtradecertified.org. Such products support family farmers through fair prices, community development, and environmental stewardship. Nutiva provides income for indigenous people by sourcing its Sambazon açai berries and Brazil nuts from the Amazon rain forest, while its ramon nuts are wild-harvested in the Maya Biosphere Reserve. As part of its commitment to a more sustainable world, the company has chosen not to include scoops in its shakes. What they save in plastic, they will be donating in nutritious HempShakes to support good health for families such as those of the Lakota Nation. HempShake powdered shakes contain nourishing superfoods, such as hemp, blueberries, pomegranates, açai and goji berries, maca root, and ramon nuts, that are rich not only in protein but in minerals, antioxidants, and healthful fatty acids. Hemp protein contains 66 percent edestin—easier to digest than soy—and, unlike most soy protein, isn't processed with hexane solvents. Whereas most shakes are low in fiber and high in sugar, Nutiva's drink mixes contain two kinds of fiber for good digestion and, in the Amazon Açai flavor, only three grams of sugar. Nutiva has become America's leading hemp foods brand, with sales increasing 100 percent in each of the last three years, by focusing on the quality of its ingredients, processing, packing, and shipping. Hemp NutritionNutiva's Hemp seeds, oil and protein are all derived from the nutritious seed of the versatile, historic hemp plant, which has been revered for thousands of years for a variety of health improving benefits. The hemp seed is the richest known source of polyunsaturated fats, containing a perfect 3:1 ratio of Omega-6 linolenic Acid and Omega-3 linolenic acid. In fact, the hemp seed balance of Omega 3 to 6 fats is the perfect proportions for human dietary needs, making hemp an ideal addition to a healthy diet and lifestyle. The Omega fats, or "essential" fats in hemp seeds are crucial to human health and they are called essential because they can only be obtained through diet. Without essential fats, the body is at an increased risk of developing deficiencies that can cause slow wound healing, hair loss, skin conditions, and a greater risk of infection from the common cold and flu. Imbalance of Omega fatty acids, including too many Omega-6's, common in trans fats containing foods like fast food, animal products and processed junk food can lead to diseases including heart disease, hypertension, stroke, arthritis and diabetes. The hemp seed is one of the best sources of nutritious plant protein. Hemp is also loaded with all 20 amino acids (including the 9 essential). Plant protein, such as hemp, is vital for vegans and vegetarians, and is also preferred by many world class athletes for its dense nutrition. The protein found in hemp hearts is very digestible, with no known allergies, which makes it an excellent choice for sensitive diets. Hemp also contains phytonutrients, which may boost immunity, purify the skin, and strengthen connective tissue. Hemp seeds may help with the reduction of cholesterol and blood pressure, reduce inflammation, increase healing time, improve circulation, and boost overall immune function and performance. Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein Frequently Asked Questions Are Nutiva's hemp products raw?Yes, Nutiva's hemp products are cold-processed (under 104°F) from raw, live hemp seeds. Nutiva utilizes a mechanical process to remove the hard shells, yielding their delicious shelled hemp seeds. Their hemp oil is expeller-pressed from the seeds without the use of hexane or other toxic solvents. Nutiva's hemp protein powder is made from specially milled hemp seed cake with the oil removed. Are Nutiva seed bars raw?No, they are not technically raw because the honey in Nutiva's bars is heated to around 200°F, so they are not considered to be raw. Why is Nutiva's commitment to Fresh Is Best important?Everyone knows fresh foods and oils taste better and are more nutritious. Nutiva is committed to offering the freshest products available. Nutiva guarantee this by utilizing the optimal manufacturing and storage methods for each product. Nutiva also mark the production and "Best Before" dates on all their products. How should I store my hemp seed, hemp oil, and hemp protein powder?It is best to keep hemp products refrigerated or in the freezer and to use them within 8-12 weeks of opening. You can also store unopened hempseed products in a cool dry place such as a basement. Are hemp foods legal to import, buy and consume in the United States? Yes. The case HIA v DEA established that hemp foods are exempt from control in the Controlled Substances Act. An excellent overview of the case can be found on the Vote Hemp web site on their DEA Hemp Food Rules page. If I recently consumed hemp foods, could I fail a drug test?If the only source of the psychoactive THC in your body is from hemp foods, produced from Canadian grown hemp seeds and eaten in reasonable quantities, it is virtually impossible to fail a drug test by ingesting hemp foods due to the fact that THC levels in their products are barely measurable. The TestPledge program is a voluntary commitment by the North American hemp food industry to limit THC concentrations to levels where they cannot result in positive drug tests. Nutiva joined the TestPledge program in 2001. Nutiva's hemp food products meet Canadian government and TestPledge standards for hemp foods. Nutiva recommend that you read the TestPledge Answers page first. If you need more technical information please download and read the study summary "Evaluating Interference of THC in Hemp Food Products With Employee Drug Testing," which was prepared by Gero Leson, D.Env. and Petra Pless. 10-17-2007Here is an e-mail they received about Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein powder and drug testing from a Department of Defense employee: I work for the Department of Defense and was finally selected for random urinalysis after 18 years. I wasn't the least bit worried - until that night when I went home to fix a fruit shake in which I use your hemp protein powder. As I took it out of the refrigerator, it suddenly occurred to me that it has a very small amount of THC in it. Having been a drug/alcohol abuse officer in the Air Force years ago, I understood the potential implications, including the fact that THC is detectable far longer than many drugs of abuse. I called Nutiva the next day, and was told that because you can't ever know what other behaviors a customer may be engaging in, you cannot say for certain that your products could not cause a positive urinalysis for THC. However, I was assured that it was HIGHLY unlikely by itself - especially the protein powder because of the way it's processed (i.e. lower oil content than some other products). I promised to provide you with feedback either way my test turned out. My understanding is that the Department of Defense uses state-of-the-art testing. I passed, despite using your hemp protein powder multiple times every week for months. I know it's no guarantee, but it may relieve others who are not using illegal substances but who may be using your products, and become concerned about drug testing. Thanks. What is the difference between hemp and marijuana?Marijuana and hemp both come from the same species of plant, Cannabis sativa L., but from different varieties. There are different varieties of Cannabis, just as Chihuahuas and St. Bernards are different breeds of dogs, Canis familiari. Marijuana is the flowering tops and leaves of psychoactive varieties of Cannabis that are grown for their high THC content. Hemp, also referred to as industrial hemp, are low-THC varieties of Cannabis that are grown for their seeds and fiber. Hemp is grown legally in just about every industrialized country except the USA. What is the recommended daily intake of hemp seeds?Health practitioners suggest three to five tablespoons of shelled hempseed per day.Visit their Online Store for hemp seed What is the difference between hemp hearts and hemp seeds?Nothing! Hemp hearts are the same shelled, nutritious, organic, raw food as shelled hemp seeds. Some people refer to them as hemp hearts and some refer to them as shelled hemp seeds, where the hard outer shell of the seed has been removed. Whatever you call them, they are tasty and nutritious! What is the recommended daily intake of hemp oil?Health practitioners suggest one or two tablespoons of hemp oil per day. Why is hemp so nutritious?Hemp oil contains the most essential fatty acids (EFAs) of any nut or seed oil, with the omega-3 and omega-6 EFAs occurring in the nutritionally optimal 1:3 ratio. Why are essential fatty acids (EFAs) important?Essential fatty acids cannot be produced by the human body; they must be obtained from your diet. As the name implies, they are essential to your health and well being. Seventy percent of adults who eat a typical Western diet do not get enough omega-3 fatty acids, and at the same time, they get too much omega-6 fatty acids. This imbalance can cause a wide range of health problems. What are the benefits of hemp vs. flax?Shelled hempseed is more easily digested than ground flax seed, while whole flax seed passes through your body undigested. 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As part of Celebrate Generosity week, Saint Louis University would like to extend another thank you to all faculty, student and staff donors by inviting them to a complimentary coffee and cocoa bar from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 28.
The coffee bars will be located along the walkway near the quad outside of DuBourg Hall and just south of the Hickory garages near the Health Sciences Education Union. Each coffee bar will be complete with a variety of syrups and toppings.
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WEST HAVEN, CONN. -- John Murillo, an award-winning poet and an adjunct professor of English at the University of New Haven, has been awarded a $25,000 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Murillo is the second member of the English Department to receive the prestigious award. Randall Horton, assistant professor of English and an acclaimed poet, received one of the fellowships nearly two years ago.
Murillo is nationally recognized for his poetry. He is a two-time Larry Neal Writers' Award winner, a New York Times Poetry Fellow at New York University, and a member of Cave Canem, an exclusive poetry society.
His poetry has appeared in such publications as Ploughshares, Ninth Letter, Lumina and the anthology, DC Poets Against the War.
A former instructor with DC Writers Corps and coach of Washington, D.C.'s National Teen Poetry Slam Teams in 2001 and 2005, Murillo has performed his own work in a wide array of venues, from the Kennedy Center to the Bowery Poetry Club.
The NEA award, Murillo said, will provide him time to write a book of poetry. "It was a nice affirmation that someone out there appreciates my work," he says.
Murillo says his works are poems of witness that explore love, politics and the human experience. "Most of them are based on my own experiences or the experiences of people around me," he says.
Murillo, who grew up in south central Los Angeles in a black and Latino neighborhood often focuses on the gang violence, police brutality and struggles he saw there. "My neighbors were impoverished and there was a lot of fodder for emotion and political commentary," he says.
A high school basketball player, he did not play sports at Howard University where he earned his bachelor's degree because he cared more about poetry than about the money-making potential of sports. "Poetry is one of the most prized fields within the arts," he says. "But it is the least compensated."
Murillo, who also has completed a residency as a Creative Writing Fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Mass.
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Burrup depicts the degradation of traditional sites pertinent to Dowling's people, portraying the possible large-scale destruction of irreplaceable petroglyphs on the Dampier Archipelago. Murujuga or Murijuga, as Burrup is known by local Aboriginal people, is 28 kilometres north-west of Karratha, in one of the most isolated places in Australia, and its Indigenous petroglyphs, numbering between 500 000 and 1 000 000, are distributed over anarea of 88 square kilometres.
Murujuga has been nominated for the national heritage list but is in imminent danger of being destroyed through mining for natural gas, with six liquid natural gas processing plants mooted for the site – with accompanying pipelines – currently being proposed by the State Government. Western Australia has seen a phenomenal mining boom in minerals and natural resources over the past decade. Compounding the complexity of the issue, a number of local Aboriginal groups have recently signed a native title agreement with the State Government. Dowling's painting conveys the paradoxical situation of Indigenous people having to choose between providing for their communities through exchanging access to traditional lands and keeping those lands.
This painting shows a father and his young daughter standing in the middle of the rock art at Burrup Penninsula in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. In the background shows the Woodside petroleum plant and port.
The rock art at Burrup has not been catalogued in its entirety and yet many have been relocated by Woodside. After much protest, the Federal Government finally stepped in to declare it a heritage site. Despite this, several rocks are still being moved every week.
This painting is about conflict between the cultural significance of this place to the Ngarluma people compared with that of the economic appetite of the Australian export industry. It is about the divide between these two value systems.
The images on the rocks reflect the two major totems for the area, namely the kangaroo and the spirit creation beings. This rock art is significant to world heritage and their desecration is on par with the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddha statues by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Remington Wet 2 Straight Flat Iron (2")
- Overview
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- Designed for wet or dry hair
- Dries and straightens in one step - no need to blow dry
- Unique Steam Vent and Channel system - designed for use on Wet or Dry hair
- Teflon and Ceramic coating Protects against damage
- IONS reduce static and fight frizz
- Dual Ceramic Heaters provide High Heat for maximum styling power
- 30 Heat Settings - for all hair types 203 - 400F (95 - 200C)
- Instant heat - ready in 60 seconds
- Digital LCD Display with precise temperature controls
- Audible Ready Indicator
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- 2 year warranty
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- 2" wide
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Eliminate blow drying completely, with the Remington Wet 2 Straight Flat Iron! Unique steam vents and channels allow this flat iron to be used on wet or dry hair, unlike conventional straighteners. The channels extract moisture form damp hair and allow steam to escape through the vents, drying hair and sealing the cuticle at the same time.
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Remington uses the latest technologies to design tools that provide salon results at an affordable price. This collection includes everything you need to groom and primp with ease: hair dryers, trimmers, rollers, and flat irons.
Amazing!I don't understand how people can have a problem with this straightener. I'm mixed, black and white, with extremely curly hair. Especially just after a shower. My hair always has highlights. It's naturally dark brown and now it has blonde highlights. Without this straightener it took 2hrs AT LEAST to straighten my hair, and that was after waiting for it to dry. Blow dryers make my hair extremely frizzy. With this I can wring my hair out, wrap a towel around it. Walk somewhere to plug it in and have my hair straightened in 40 minuets. (My hair is halfway down my back when it's straight.) And unlike other straighteners it doesn't fry my hair and give me crazy split ends. After a month with a regular flat-iron I had to have 3in cut off to remove MOST of the split ends. After half a year with this my hair is the healthiest it's ever been. (The first pic isn't even my hair at it's curliest. Just one of the few pics of me on my laptop. The 2nd was 2 days after straightening it, during the winter, and I don't tie my hair up when I sleep). I HIGHLY recommend this straightener!Feb 16, 2010Eden / Bryan, OH U.S.A.
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Worst Flat Iron EverSo my hair is relaxed (chemical straightened) and I usually take really good care for it. Unfortunately my mum dropped my Sedu and I couldn't afford to buy another one right away... ...so I STUPIDLY borrowed my friends Wet 2 Straight. At first I only used it on dry hair...it did an OK job if I set it to the highest setting and steamed the shit out of it. A couple of times I was in a rush when my hair was slightly wet/damp and I thought "hey, that's what it's made for right?!?" WRONG! Within the month I borrowed this straightener my entire head of hair was damaged root to tip. It was normally jet black and it started to fade to rusty brown/red (oxidization from damaged hair) and break off. I had bubble hair (which is what happens when you put heat on wet hair) 5 to 6 inches up from my ends. It was frizzy and dry NO matter what, so damaged, nothing could tame it. I had to start over, cut off 3 inches, and cut off an inch every month to grow a whole new head of hair. Especially if your hair is chemically/color treated don't buy this flat iron unless you want to be bald!Jan 14, 2010Niki
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I Love This Product!i just got this product yesterday and i straightend my hair while wet. i have think long wavey hair and im 13. i had a different straightner and it took forever and didnt work. this one i did right out of the shower and it took 8 min! my hair is pin striaght. the only thing i dont like is the flat iron smells. but when u straighten ur hair ur hair doesnt small at all. this straightner has a heat protecter in it so u dont even need to spray that onto your hair! all in all this is worth the money.Jan 11, 2010Alexis
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I Dunno Why Everyone Hates This So Much.I'm1/2 Italian and 1/2 Black, so I have SUPER CURLY frizzy thick uncontrollable hair. Also, it goes down to my waist when it's straight. The Pros: -I like this straightener because it's wet to dry, so I don't have to waste time by blow drying and making my hair unnecessarily frizzy. -I like that the heat settings are adjustable, and up until the 21-30 settings, it doesn't take long to heat up. -It makes my hair shiny without having to put glossing mist in it, and it stays straight until I wash my hair. -It turns off by itself after an hour, so no worrying that you left it on. The Cons: -It takes me about 2 1/2 hours to straighten my hair. (But keep in mind that I have waist length thick hair. lol.) -Sometimes the iron gets a burning smell if its up too high. This straightener is better than others I've used, so I'll stick with this for a while. I'd recommend it.Jan 10, 2010Arianna / Phila, PA, USA
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A second-half scoring blitz from the Highlanders helped the hosts to a comprehensive 43-12 win over the Rebels.
A second-half scoring blitz from the Highlanders helped the hosts to a comprehensive 43-12 win over the Rebels in Invercargill on Friday.
It was an impressive return to winning ways for the Kiwi outfit, who bounced back from last week's loss to the Brumbies with a seven-try victory.
Adam Thomson bagged a hat-trick and Ben Smith a brace as the Highlanders clawed their way back from nine points down in the first half to draw level at half-time (12-12), before burying their visitors after the break.
The bonus-point win takes the southerners top of the overall standings and now lead the New Zealand conference – albeit temporarily depending on how other results go on Saturday.
The Rebels were in the game for forty minutes and would have fancied their chances of pulling off an upset after leading 9-0 thanks to three James O'Connor penalties.
Even against fourteen men, the Highlanders failed to get on the scoreboard after dominating the majority of possession. That all changed when Smith showed tremendous upper body strength to power his way over the line eight minutes before half-time.
Chris Noakes added the conversion and the hosts were back in the hunt.
O'Connor slotted his fourth penalty of the match, before the Highlanders responded with a well-worked try to Thomson that levelled the scores after the half-time hooter had sounded.
The home side started the second half in the same fashion they ended the first, through another five-pointer from their All Black flank. Noakes was once again unsuccessful with the conversion, but was on target three minutes later after Kade Poki touched down for the Highlanders' bonus point.
Great vision from Aaron Smith saw the scrum-half chip into open space that allowed Poki to chase down the ball and regather for a superb score – at that stage, the Rebels had conceded three tries in six minutes either side of half-time.
And there was still more to come as Jamie Mackintosh added his name to the scoresheet after crashing over from close range, before Smith broke clear to race in for his second.
Thomson then put the icing on the cake with his third try of the match to wrap up a dominant second-half display that will give them plenty of confidence ahead of their next match against the Stormers in a week's time.
The scorers:
For Highlanders:
Tries: Smith 2, Thomson 3, Poki, Mackintosh
Cons: Noakes 3
For Rebels:
Pens: O'Connor 4
Highlanders: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Kade Poki, 13 Tamati Ellison, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Hosea Gear, 10 Chris Noakes, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Nasi Manu, 7 James Haskell, 6 Adam Thomson, 5 Jarrad Hoeata, 4 Josh Bekhuis, 3 Chris King, 2 Jason Rutledge, 1 Jamie Mackintosh (c).
Replacements: 16 Brayden Mitchell, 17 Ma'afu Fia, 18 Culum Retallick, 19 Doug Tietjens, 20 Jimmy Cowan, 21 Phil Burleigh, 22 Buxton Popoali'i.
Melbourne Rebels: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Mark Gerrard, 13 Lachlan Mitchell, 12 Lloyd Johansson, 11 Cooper Vuna, 10 James O'Connor, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Gareth Delve (c), 7 Tom Chamberlain, 6 Jarrod Saffy, 5 Hugh Pyle, 4 Luke Jones, 3 Laurie Weeks, 2 Adam Freier, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Ged Robinson, 17 Rodney Blake, 18 Alister Campbell, 19 Michael Lipman, 20 Nic Stirzaker, 21 James Hilgendorf, 22 Julian Huxley.
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
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Well let's see here. Linkin Park had a few good albums, Meteora being the best. Their new stuff sucks ass. Fall Out Boy only had one good album, From Under the Cork Tree. Everything pre and post-Cork Tree was awful.
I'll have to go with Fall Out Boy only because I still have them on my Zune and still listen to From Under the Cork Tree. I only hear stuff from Linkin Park when I go to my friends house and don't have enough motivation to listen to them regularly. I wonder if my opinion really matters though since I think both are terrible these days.


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HELPER/HUNTINGTON- Joseph Orin Otteson, age 86, passed away June 7, 2010 at his home in Helper.
He was the youngest of four children born to Orin and Ella Lucille Grange Otteson on Feb. 11, 1924 in Huntington, Utah.
Shortly after graduation from North Emery High School in 1942, he enlisted in the US Army where he served in the South Pacific and the Philippines.
Joe married Dora Johnson and they were blessed with three children, Larry, Kathleen and David. Later married Marie Eichers and they had three children, Karen, Kevin and Dennis. In February of 1984, he married Della Jean Fuller in Las Vegas, Nev. and together they've shared many special occasions.
Joe was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he served in numerous capacities. He worked as an electrician for the Eighth District Electrical Union Local #354 for more than 52 years. He enjoyed golfing, fishing, bowling and caring for his family. Joe was a well respected man who will be dearly missed by all.
Joe is survived by his loving wife of 26 years, Della Jean Otteson, Helper; sister, Flo Speltz, Carson City, Nev.; children, Larry Otteson, Kathleen Mauger, and David Otteson, all of Salt Lake City, Utah; Karen Grenz, Central Valley, Utah; Kevin Otteson, Salt Lake City, Utah; Dennis Otteson, Heriman, Utah; special uncle, Bill Grange, Boise, Idaho; and many loving grandchildren and great- grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Fred Otteson; and sister Beth Lucille Jackson.
Funeral service, Thursday, June 10, 2010, 11 a.m., Huntington LDS Stake Center. Family was at the church Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of "Joe" online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Skip to comments.Ex-Mayor Sentenced to 28 Years in Corruption Case That Helped Detroit Go Broke
Posted on 10/10/2013 4:49:22 PM PDT by nuconvert
Kwame M. Kilpatrick, the former mayor of Detroit, stood before a federal judge on Thursday and apologized for putting the people of his city through a corruption scandal so vast that prosecutors say it helped accelerate Detroits march toward bankruptcy.
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Typical of 'Rat politicians across the nation.
He'll be out in a couple years and get elected again.
Some good news
You sure it wasnt the socialism?
There's no parole in Federal prison
Tho he could be pardoned
Overturned on appeal.
The socialism didn't help but having a kleptocrat at the top just kicked the destruction into overdrive.
If his political party affiliation was mentioned in that article, I missed it.
I think you have to serve at least 85% of your sentence.
However, there's always the purple-lipped pardon route.
Kwame could have been purer than Caesar's wife and Detroit would still have gone belly up. Lots of others contributed and over a long period of time: elected officials, public leeches, all added to the mess that is Detroit.
I don't see a pardon in Kwame's future. He backed Hillary Clinton.
First he needs to get videotaped smoking crack with a whore. Like the Mayor of DC, who then got re-elected by that city's "where's my free sh**?" Democrats.
Dave Bing isn't corrupt and actually could have done some good but he's just too old and feeble for the fight.
Yeah, but there could be another factor at work.
Hmm. It'll be interesting to see which factor wins out.
.... bad mistake.... backing the Clintons
Kwame gets 28 years, he will be out in 4 and we will be stuck with the bill.
There is a certain animosity between Detroit politicians and Obama. Even John Conyers has been fairly aggressive with Bammy.
I'm curious as to what the people of Detroit think caused the bankruptcy. Everyone else understands, but do they?
What I'm waiting for....
Barrak H. Obama, the former president of the United States, stood before a federal judge on Thursday and apologized for putting the people of his nation through a corruption scandal so vast that prosecutors say it helped accelerate Americas march toward bankruptcy.
Yet another Friend of Barack, feeling he deserves special privileges.
That's exactly what my brother said - almost verbatim....
He's just doing what they do best. Doing time.
Some do but you won't hear from them.
The next election in Detroit is going to be kind of interesting since the state has effectively seized control of the election process and has them under a microscope with new laws. They'll still go democrat but won't do it with 200,000 more votes than people.
Never learn, do they? Locally in DC, some city councilmen (in addition to former Mayor Barry), the current Mayor, the County Executive of Prince Georges County that abuts DC; look to Jesse Jackson and his wife, who IIRC was a Chicago alderman, Jefferson in NOLA...on and on and on it goes.
Update: 2016:
Ex-President Sentenced to Life in Corruption Case That Helped America Go Broke
first, never elect anyone with the name "kwame".....
Paint a target on his fat back side!
I'm concerned that without correction, the citizens of Detroit will just keep electing crooks. I'm not sure that most of them even know what happened to this guy. If we don't find a way to educate/correct the inner-city Democrat voters, we're just going to keep having these problems.
Yo, Kwamzy, dude. Where can I score a bag of Peruvian?
$100 even money that he's pardoned by Obama.
Detroit Mob vs Chicago Mob.
Nuke both of them.
Well deserved justice...
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The race card will be played in 5,4,3,2...
Maybe so, maybe no.
The corruption of the mayor and the city council (who should ALL be in jail with him) not only skimmed off a lot of money but they also prevented new money from coming in.
Isn't 28 years like .... WAAAY excessive for white collar crime?
The DOJ is a mob. They are the armed wing of the executive branch. Yeah, this guy is a lefty crook. But, people don't get this for killing. This smells.
earlier on FR:
"Isnt 28 years like .... WAAAY excessive for white collar crime?"
Yes. If it isn't appealed, Obama will probably have it commuted
Memorialized in song 5 years ago -
Blaming the racist media (this is even more vomit-inducing that Sharpton) -
He'll be pardoned within a year and given a federal position overseeing the disbursement of billions of dollars.
Good riddance. Sad part is that new white guy Duggan likely to be mayor is just as corrupt as Kwame.
I dunno'. I get the feeling this guy made the wrong enemy, somewhere. Like Bernie Madoff. If he'd been ripping off the life savings of trailer park people, he'd have gotten a slap on the wrist. But, he stole from people who matter and is the most evil criminal since Hitler!
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