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You have to add your magic words Stickler: "I tend to believe", then it makes it kosher for CRT purpsoes, right Stickler?

So let me play Irish Stickler because as the saying goes, a little knowledge of the law is very dangerous.

The Court threw out the original Stolen Valor Act in USA v Alvarez. Congress reenacted it without the problem provisions. It's a current federal crime. Also, many state have enacted their own statute. But you wouldn't know that, would you. You just post blind even without your magic words.

You made the statement he was a judge. You require proof from others even on trivia or they incur your insults. I know Admin now gone appointed you CRT Official Fact Checker and you have done great. So again Stickler, what public record? I call bullshit.

My only thoughts about Wise is he didn't back up his obit like he promised. You can. Other then that, I can get passed his blowhard tendency, he runs in good company, and I'm sure he's a good guy.

I do know 1000% Garfield was lying about his service unless he was on two continents during the same time span (I think Wise's obit of him which read liked the deceased wrote it himself, had him over there for 6 years as I remember) or he would have had to have had a twin hanging around Chicago, Viet Nam and San Jose, unlikely.
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Google for the D of D form #, you know how.

Ask Wise to help you live up to his promise. Three blowhards, one no longer with us, RIP.

You have to add your magic words Stickler: "I tend to believe", then it makes it kosher for CRT purpsoes, right Stickler?

So let me play Irish Stickler because as the saying goes, a little knowledge of the law is very dangerous.

The Court threw out the original Stolen Valor Act in USA v Alvarez. Congress reenacted it without the problem provisions. It's a current federal crime. Also, many state have enacted their own statute. But you wouldn't know that, would you. You just post blind even without your magic words.

You made the statement he was a judge. You require proof from others even on trivia or they incur your insults. I know Admin now gone appointed you CRT Official Fact Checker and you have done great. So again Stickler, what public record? I call bullshit.

My only thoughts about Wise is he didn't back up his obit like he promised. You can. Other then that, I can get passed his blowhard tendency, he runs in good company, and I'm sure he's a good guy.

I do know 1000% Garfield was lying about his service unless he was on two continents during the same time span (I think Wise's obit of him which read liked the deceased wrote it himself, had him over there for 6 years as I remember) or he would have had to have had a twin hanging around Chicago, Viet Nam and San Jose, unlikely.
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Google for the D of D form #, you know how.

Ask Wise to help you live up to his promise. Three blowhards, one no longer with us, RIP.

Put up or shut up Irish Stickler. You said, not me, that SuperLawyer was a judge and that it's public record. Donde? Post it. Back up your post and not with an advertisement.

Minister Ran School Before Baptist Academy

St. Louis Post-Dispatch/March 29, 1996
By Tim O'Neil

A Baptist minister whose school for troubled youths was the site of a killing had closed a similar school in Mississippi in 1987 after losing a lengthy battle with that state.

The Rev. Bobby Wills and his wife, Betty Wills, run the Mountain Park Baptist Church and Boarding School about 12 miles east of Piedmont, in southeastern Missouri. On Monday afternoon, a 16-year-old male student was found slain outside the boys' dormitory. Three fellow students were arrested.

The school is in Wayne County, about 110 miles south of St. Louis.

The victim, William Andrew Futrelle II, 16, of Boca Raton, Fla., is to be buried today in Wilmington, N.C. Investigator's said Futrelle's throat had been cut and his head had been beaten. They found a 4-inch knife, club and brick near his body.

Anthony G. Rutherford, 18, of Siloam Springs, Ark., was held without bond on charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action. Two 15-year-old fellow male students from California may also face charges as adults.

Investigators have declined to discuss a motive. The school has declined to comment on the killing or the conflict in Mississippi.

Wills opened Mountain Park some time after he began buying the school's 164-acre tract in Wayne County in August 1987. Until that year, he had operated the Christian Life Boarding Academy south of Hattiesburg, Miss.

In September 1986, a youth court judge in Forrest County, Miss., ordered the Mississippi Department of Public Welfare to take emergency custody of the 117 residents of Christian Life. One month later, Wills was convicted of civil contempt for failure to turn over information about his students.

The clash was between the court's insistence that only it could confine minors and Wills' claim that he was protected by religious liberties. At the height of the fuss, the Rev. Jerry Falwell flew to Hattiesburg and led a rally in support of Wills.

Until then, Wills had called his school the Bethesda Home for Girls. He had opened it in 1972.

Lawyers for Wills fought the contempt conviction all the way to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Wills contended that the state had no right to regulate a church-run school. But in 1988, that court affirmed the conviction, and Wills' $44 million suit in federal court against the youth court judge and guardians was thrown out later that year.

According to lawyers in Mississippi and articles published back then by the Jackson, Miss. Clarion-Ledger, and the youth court in Hattiesburg had determined in 1984 that Wills ran a detention center because students were confined to grounds. The court said the school was subject to court review of the status of all students.

The contempt order did not relate directly to the treatment of students. But during the controversy, Wills signed a federal-court consent decree banning the use of paddling pregnant residents and forced confinement in his school. That decree ended a separate lawsuit on behalf of a former student that was filed in 1982 by Morris Dees, head of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala.

In Missouri, the state does not monitor private, religious schools. Daniel Wise, a former special youth judge in Hattiesburg who issued the order allowing Mississippi to take custody of Wills' students, said Thursday he believed that's why Wills moved to Missouri.

Wills' school in Mississippi got many of its students from other states. His Mountain Park School also gets most of its students from other states.

The Missouri Division of Youth Services has received no complaints about treatment at Mountain Park School. The Wayne County sheriff's office has said it has handled only an occasional case involving a runaway.

But Mountain Park does have a dispute with Wayne County. The county cancelled the school's tax exemption for 1995 and billed the school $9,766 in property taxes that were due Dec. 31. The school has yet to pay or file a protest, the county collector's office reported.

County assessor Don Kemp said he proposed revoking the tax exemption after the school built a home in 1994 that Kemp valued at $132,000. He said the school also built a home in 1993 that he valued at $90,300. Kemp said the Willses and one of their sons live in the two homes.


"We put it back on the tax rolls because we think it's a commercial operation rather than a nonprofit,"" Kemp said Thursday. "I wanted proof of the cash flow."

Kemp said the school never had provided information about its revenue or assets.]

Class of 68-69 Vietnam. 82nd Airborne brigade. Been there...done that. Lost a number of buddies. That's all I have to say about that. Some need to remember what Memorial Day is about.

I'm glad he gave you that link.

But you're not glad he didn't explain to you what a "Special Youth Judge" is.

I'll remind you in 6 months to see the status of your records request for you know who. You and superlawyer have promised to produce them, he promised 5 years ago.

Some need to remember what Memorial Day is about.

You just had it handy from 25 years ago.

You don't get it--maybe for a day he was an informal arbitrator in a private setting. No lawyer to act as a "Special Youth Court Judge" would ever, ever call themselves a judge. I'm sure he never did, only you.

I'll remind you in 6 months about getting his war records.