An Open Letter From Speaker Gerald Polley
God's Candidate For The Presidency Of The United States In 2,012
To The World
21-01-03 AJ
We'll begin today by giving you a link to what we sent to Boehner this morning. Ow!
The creatures of Darkness are doing all that they
can to try to keep us from any possibility of following The Holiest Of
All to Los Angeles. We've been asked again what do we really need
to have to go? Well, the most basic thing is the million dollar
no interest loan for ten years so we can put it in the bank here in
Maine in a trust fund and Linda and I can live off the interest while
I'm campaigning and during my presidency. If I don't win the presidency
we'll use it to continue to do God's Work. After that we need a
residence in Hollywood. Basically that's what we need. Of
course when we get there we're gonna need doctors and all that
stuff. We need a support fund, we need a residence.
I'm asked again why do we need to go? Well before,
it was so we could draw on another power source and have more power for
the campaign. Now, it's simply to have a power source. The
Holiest Of All is headed there, God is headed there, so we need to go
there, no question, no doubt, we need to. The power in Ellsworth
is reviving a little bit, though it will never be at the levels where
it was when The Holiest Of All was here. We're afraid it will
slowly fade away and the area will become very weak, spiritually.
I've been asked "Wasn't there anything good in
Ellsworth? Wasn't there anything you can praise?" Yes, of course!
We would not have been able to stay here if there wasn't some good
here. We will always praise the lady from city hall that got us
housing after I got out of jail, and we'll always praise the people who
operate the house where I'm staying. Though there have been
problems there they do the best they can. And of course I'll
always have to praise the deputies at the county jail who took such
good care of me while I was there and helped me reach the judge so I
could get out and get Linda out of my sister's. There's
definitely good things in Ellsworth. It's just too bad they're
spoiled by a few ignorant people that think because they have a badge
and a uniform they're better than other people. And there's only
a few of them. However, they did the damage. Did they
ever! That's the sad thing. There can be a whole bunch of
wonderful people, it just takes a tiny handful to destroy
everything they do, take a wonderful place and make it a place of
horror.
Oh, and though we have problems with the hospital
because of the irate security guard, we cannot deny the great
medical care they gave us, and when we can that will have to be
rewarded. There's definitely some good things in Ellsworth, some
great people here! As we say it's too bad the community is
spoiled by a few ignorant ones. Ok, now on to the news!
Some people should not be in charge of
schools! The principle of Coney Island's PS 90 should be
looking for other employment! The parents of the community are up
in arms and they should be, because of her new regulations about
using the restroom! They're just too stupid to even try to
explain! It's a very simple matter. When someone's gotta
go, they've gotta go! It doesn't matter if it's inconvenient or
not! It's a simple fact of life. Sometimes people have
problems and they simply can't wait! It can do physical damage
for them to try to do so. This teacher is definitely not cut out
to deal with young people. Her policies should be immediately
abolished and she should be asked to find employment elsewhere!
As we say, the creatures of Darkness are doing all
they can to feed. The tragic story of a fifteen year old shooting his
sister in Arkansas. Something about this brings up something I
have spoken about before. The young man was given bond to be
released. This should never, ever occur. Murder is a charge
that should never be given bond. It does not matter the age of
the defendant, someone who has killed should not be released. Of
course unless it's proven that they were innocent. That the
district attorney is filing murder charges shows that the authorities
believe that this was a serious matter. I know some people are
concerned about young people in jail and, in prison. Matters have
to be taken to make sure that some of the things happening to them
don't happen. When someone is being charged with murdering his
sister he does not get bond! He stays in jail until it
could be determined rather he is going to remain there or not. This is
always a pet peeve of mine. There are crimes that when they are
committed cannot be treated lightly, no matter how much people want the
youth protected. There are some crimes that just cannot be
ignored. Killing your sister is one of them.
Oooh! Here's a tough one! Retarded
homosexual gets in a fight and gets stabbed. The police are
saying it was manslaughter and his family wants to say it was
murder. Well, this is somethin' I'm going to have to get a lot
more information on before I would want to make a really definite
statement. But as a rule of thumb somebody pulls a knife and
stabs somebody unless he's being physically attacked I wouldn't call it
manslaughter. I understand the major part of the incident was
caused because some sunglasses were stepped on. You don't stab
somebody for breaking your sunglasses. It definitely is a tough
one. It is said the incident had nothing to do with the young man's
homosexuality. I'd really like to know what's going on. If it's
true the whole incident was over some broken sunglasses. It can't
be called manslaughter. It can only be called manslaughter if a
person feels his life is in jeopardy and he had to act in defense of
it. Everyone knows we disapprove of homosexuality, but we will
not tolerate gay bashing. That is absolute! I need more
information but I would tend to come down on the side of the
family. If this altercation was over some broken sunglasses this
excessive amount of force would not be appropriate. I'm
asked what about the homosexual whose hand I slashed in Florida?
Totally different matter. That individual was being aggressive,
would not back off when I told him to, continued to advance on
me. As I say, I believed I was in physical danger, and also I did
not strike in a manner to do lethal harm. I only used enough
force to defend myself. Totally different situation.
A 24 year old man who admitted to killing four
people in a stabbing rampage in New York last year was sentenced to 200
years in prison. I have to laugh at these sentences because
everybody knows he'll probably be eligible for parole in a very short
time. I don't know what the statutes are in New York, but in some
states no matter what a person is sentenced to the minimum time they
can serve without a parole hearing is fifteen years! So these
extremely long sentences are just a publicity stunt, a joke that is
extremely irritating to the families of some victims. I believe
this is a practice that should stop, that the sentence in murder cases
if the person isn't being executed should be life imprisonment, that's
it, simple and easy! And I do not believe that people sentenced
to life imprisonment should ever be eligible for parole. It has
been clearly stated they should remain in prison the rest of their
life, and that's where they should stay. I would, as president, work
for legislation making this mandatory throughout The United
States. The liberals want to give these people another
opportunity to kill. The majority of them, if they're released
will kill. Some special facilities might be arranged where they
could live in communities with individuals like themselves.
However, they should never be returned to the general public. I
am well aware of the outrage that my comments will cause, it is
simply what is in my heart, it is simply what I believe should be
done. Among The Hashons a People whose laws I deeply respect,
there was another statute, that if a person found that life
imprisonment was too much to bear they could petition for execution and
end their suffering. I know this would be a very unpopular law in
The United States. But I believe it's one that should be
considered. I believe long term imprisonment cruel and abusive
punishment. I believe in some situations capitol punishment is
more humane. Again, I know this is an unpopular opinion but I know
there are others that share this opinion, and that they would like to
have their thoughts on this matter put forth by someone to the
public. I see no reason why I shouldn't put them forth.
There are many ideas out here, many opinions. Though some of them
are not popular that doesn't mean they're not good, doesn't mean
they're not fair. They should have a chance to be heard.