This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!


NEW ORLEANS — Federal prosecutors filed reduced charges Friday against
conservative activist James O'Keefe and three others who were accused
of trying to tamper with the phones in Sen. Mary Landrieu's New
Orleans office.

The new charges are contained in a bill of information, which can only
be filed with a defendant's consent and typically signals a plea deal.
The new filing charges the four with entering a federal building under
false pretenses, a misdemeanor. They had been arrested Jan. 25 on
felony charges.

O'Keefe, a videographer famous for wearing a pimp costume in a stunt
that embarrassed the ACORN community organizing group, has said the
group was trying to investigate complaints that constituents calling
Landrieu's office couldn't get through to criticize her support of a
health care reform bill.

Eddie Castaing, an attorney for another defendant, Joseph Basel, said
his client agreed to plead guilty to the new charge so he can "resolve
the case and move forward with his life."

"There is no agreement on sentencing," Castaing said. "It's up to the
judge."

The new charges carry maximum sentences of six months in prison and a
$5,000 fine. A date for their next court appearance has not been set.

J. Garrison Jordan, a lawyer for defendant Robert Flanagan, said his
client has "an agreement worked out with the government" but wouldn't
elaborate.

"I think it's a fair resolution to the charges, and I'm happy with the
agreement we've worked out," he said.

Landrieu issued a statement Friday in which she said the four men
"deliberately deceived both building security and my staff by using
phony identities."

"Clearly they were up to no good," she said. "These charges indicate
that it was not merely an innocent prank. It was a blatant violation
of the law that carries with it serious consequences."

Lawyers for the other two defendants didn't immediately return calls.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's office in New Orleans would not
comment on a possible plea deal.

Federal authorities initially accused the four of trying to tamper
with Landrieu's phones, but the new filing merely says they planned to
pretend to test the phone system.

The FBI said O'Keefe, 25, of New Jersey, used his cell phone to try to
capture video of two other men who posed as telephone repairmen and
asked to see the phones at Landrieu's office. The fourth allegedly
waited outside in a car with a listening device.

The two suspects who posed as repairmen – Basel and Flanagan, both 24
– wore white hard hats, tool belts and fluorescent vests. One of them
had a camera hidden in his helmet.

Flanagan, of New Orleans, is the son of the acting U.S. Attorney based
in Shreveport. Basel, of Minnesota, and Stan Dai, 24, of the
Washington, D.C. area, also were arrested.

The four suspects originally were charged with entering federal
property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony,
which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000
fine.

In an interview on Sean Hannity's Fox News talk show after his arrest,
O'Keefe said he didn't think the group broke any laws and insisted he
was using techniques commonly employed by investigative journalists.

Undercover videos are a staple of O'Keefe's work, most famously when
he used a hidden camera as he brought a young woman posing as a
prostitute into ACORN offices.

ACORN, the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now,
announced earlier this week that it is folding due to falling revenues
that the group blames on partisan attacks.

Andrew Breitbart, whose biggovernment.com site launched O'Keefe's
ACORN videos and who has since hired O'Keefe as a contributor,
suggested that O'Keefe was unfairly targeted for ideological reasons.

"His burden now is to have to erase the false perceptions created by a
media that attempted to convict him of a heinous felony before the
charges were even filed," he said.

On Mar 26, 3:18*pm, jps wrote:
This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!

NEW ORLEANS — Federal prosecutors filed reduced charges Friday against
conservative activist James O'Keefe and three others who were accused
of trying to tamper with the phones in Sen. Mary Landrieu's New
Orleans office.

The new charges are contained in a bill of information, which can only
be filed with a defendant's consent and typically signals a plea deal.
The new filing charges the four with entering a federal building under
false pretenses, a misdemeanor. They had been arrested Jan. 25 on
felony charges.

O'Keefe, a videographer famous for wearing a pimp costume in a stunt
that embarrassed the ACORN community organizing group, has said the
group was trying to investigate complaints that constituents calling
Landrieu's office couldn't get through to criticize her support of a
health care reform bill.

Eddie Castaing, an attorney for another defendant, Joseph Basel, said
his client agreed to plead guilty to the new charge so he can "resolve
the case and move forward with his life."

"There is no agreement on sentencing," Castaing said. "It's up to the
judge."

The new charges carry maximum sentences of six months in prison and a
$5,000 fine. A date for their next court appearance has not been set.

J. Garrison Jordan, a lawyer for defendant Robert Flanagan, said his
client has "an agreement worked out with the government" but wouldn't
elaborate.

"I think it's a fair resolution to the charges, and I'm happy with the
agreement we've worked out," he said.

Landrieu issued a statement Friday in which she said the four men
"deliberately deceived both building security and my staff by using
phony identities."

"Clearly they were up to no good," she said. "These charges indicate
that it was not merely an innocent prank. It was a blatant violation
of the law that carries with it serious consequences."

Lawyers for the other two defendants didn't immediately return calls.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's office in New Orleans would not
comment on a possible plea deal.

Federal authorities initially accused the four of trying to tamper
with Landrieu's phones, but the new filing merely says they planned to
pretend to test the phone system.

The FBI said O'Keefe, 25, of New Jersey, used his cell phone to try to
capture video of two other men who posed as telephone repairmen and
asked to see the phones at Landrieu's office. The fourth allegedly
waited outside in a car with a listening device.

The two suspects who posed as repairmen – Basel and Flanagan, both 24
– wore white hard hats, tool belts and fluorescent vests. One of them
had a camera hidden in his helmet.

Flanagan, of New Orleans, is the son of the acting U.S. Attorney based
in Shreveport. Basel, of Minnesota, and Stan Dai, 24, of the
Washington, D.C. area, also were arrested.

The four suspects originally were charged with entering federal
property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony,
which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000
fine.

In an interview on Sean Hannity's Fox News talk show after his arrest,
O'Keefe said he didn't think the group broke any laws and insisted he
was using techniques commonly employed by investigative journalists.

Undercover videos are a staple of O'Keefe's work, most famously when
he used a hidden camera as he brought a young woman posing as a
prostitute into ACORN offices.

ACORN, the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now,
announced earlier this week that it is folding due to falling revenues
that the group blames on partisan attacks.

Andrew Breitbart, whose biggovernment.com site launched O'Keefe's
ACORN videos and who has since hired O'Keefe as a contributor,
suggested that O'Keefe was unfairly targeted for ideological reasons.

"His burden now is to have to erase the false perceptions created by a
media that attempted to convict him of a heinous felony before the
charges were even filed," he said.

OH, so they are now charged with misdeamenor, serious crimes these
Right wingers committ, next thing you know they;ll be going 10 mph
over the speed limit. Such a crime is almost as serious as conspiring
to import children as sex slaves, except for Dems that is perfectly
legal. JPS, that was a stupid post even for you..

"jps" wrote in message
...

This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!




Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

On Mar 26, 3:50*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"jps" wrote in message

...



This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!

Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

"Entering a Federal Building Under False Pretenses", we could charge
every Dem member of congress with the same thing.
bphurac just wants to defend ACORN for conspiring to import child sex
slaves cuz for Dems there's nothing wrong with it.

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:25:43 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:


OH, so they are now charged with misdeamenor, serious crimes these
Right wingers committ, next thing you know they;ll be going 10 mph
over the speed limit. Such a crime is almost as serious as conspiring
to import children as sex slaves, except for Dems that is perfectly
legal. JPS, that was a stupid post even for you..


the reason they're misdemeanors is that republicans write the law. and
they exempt themselves from any serious money related issues.

just like they did with their recent wall street looting

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:56:35 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

On Mar 26, 3:50*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"jps" wrote in message

...



This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!

Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

"Entering a Federal Building Under False Pretenses", we could charge
every Dem member of congress with the same thing.
bphurac just wants to defend ACORN for conspiring to import child sex
slaves cuz for Dems there's nothing wrong with it.

ROFLMAO!!

i've never even mentioned ACORN in any of my posts!! seems he's seeing
things

no surprise...he's a right whiner

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:56:35 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

On Mar 26, 3:50*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"jps" wrote in message

...



This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!

Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

"Entering a Federal Building Under False Pretenses", we could charge
every Dem member of congress with the same thing.
bphurac just wants to defend ACORN for conspiring to import child sex
slaves cuz for Dems there's nothing wrong with it.

OMG, did you know that every Republican has a sex slave in their
house?

Men and women, log cabiners, midgets, mutes and amputees.

They all have 'em. Why won't you just admit it?

God you people are dishonest.

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:50:14 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"jps" wrote in message
.. .

This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!




Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

I'm always talking about asshole righties getting cornholed,
especially the sanctamonious, the family values skanks and the
pro-lifers who favor war and the death penalty.

This guy is no exception. In fact, he deserves a double booking.

On Mar 26, 5:03*pm, jps wrote:
On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:50:14 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

"jps" wrote in message
.. .

This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!

Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

I'm always talking about asshole righties getting cornholed,
especially the sanctamonious, the family values skanks and the
pro-lifers who favor war and the death penalty.

This guy is no exception. *In fact, he deserves a double booking.

jps is the one who is upset about ACORN getting caught trying ti
import kids for sex slaves.
bpuharic is too stupid to know that DEMS control both houses and THEY
right the laws now.

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:03:36 -0700, jps wrote:

On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:50:14 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"jps" wrote in message
. ..

This little **** should go to jail and housed with friends of Acorn.

He'd be properly acornholed.

Hooooooweeee!!




Obviously your upcoming first colonoscopy is weighing on your mind.

I'm always talking about asshole righties getting cornholed,
especially the sanctamonious, the family values skanks and the
pro-lifers who favor war and the death penalty.

This guy is no exception. In fact, he deserves a double booking.

yeah here in E PA there was a right wing catholic
priest...fanatical...head of the diocesan pro life office..

then he was busted for soliciting sex from a 16 year old boy. when he
got busted he told the cop 'cant you let me go, i'm a priest'