[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

I think what he means to say is, "Jeb, he is a Jew," with the pronoun referring to Roman Polanski.

Punctuation is your friend, Mr. Garcia.

Polanski is a Polack, and Jeb is a True Christian(tm) American. I don't know what Garcia is, other than a foreigner and a defender of perverts and a God-mocker.

The point is, liberals are always quick to blame men for rape, when in most cases, women are asking for it.

[Lola Handcock]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

I agree that the girl may not be as innocent as is the general consensus, but Roman is a perverted pig and as the adult should accept the consequences he is now faced with. 13 is not adult, and therefore he is wrong, not the child.

I dont know about that, a way back when ya know when God made the world 6,000 years ago we did not live nearly as long as we do now.13 was a prime marring age,shoot fire my gradma was 13 when she got married and she werent no harlet.My Ma was a bit older she were 15

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

Praise JESUS!! Our prayers have been answered in the form of Swedish inaction.

Polanski free, Swiss reject US extradition request

BERN, Switzerland – The Swiss government declared renowned film director Roman Polanski a free man on Monday after rejecting a U.S. request to extradite him on a charge of having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl.

The Swiss mostly blamed U.S. authorities for failing to provide confidential testimony about Polanski's sentencing procedure in 1977-1978.

The stunning decision could end the United States' three-decade pursuit of Polanski, unless he travels to another country that would be willing to apprehend him and weigh sending him to Los Angeles. France, where he has spent much of his time, does not extradite its own citizens, and the public scrutiny over Switzerland's deliberations may dissuade other nations from making such a spectacular arrest.

The Swiss government said it had sought confidential testimony given on Jan. 26 by Roger Gunson, the Los Angeles attorney in charge of the original prosecution against Polanski. Washington rejected the request.

"Mr. Polanski can now move freely. Since 12:30 today he's a free man," Justice Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf declared.

The Oscar-winning director of "Rosemary's Baby," "Chinatown" and "The Pianist" was accused of plying his victim with champagne and part of a Quaalude during a 1977 modeling shoot and raping her. He was initially indicted on six felony counts, including rape by use of drugs, child molesting and sodomy, but pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sexual intercourse.

In exchange, the judge agreed to drop the remaining charges and sentence him to prison for a 90-day psychiatric evaluation. However, he was released after 42 days by an evaluator who deemed him mentally sound and unlikely to offend again. The judge responded by saying he was going to send Polanski back to jail for the remainder of the 90 days and that afterward he would ask Polanski to agree to a "voluntary deportation." Polanski then fled the country on the eve of his Feb. 1, 1978, sentencing.

Based on references to Gunson's testimony in U.S. courts, the Swiss said it "should prove" that Polanski served his sentence after undergoing 42 days of diagnostic study, the statement said.

"If this were the case, Roman Polanski would actually have already served his sentence and therefore both the proceedings on which the U.S. extradition request is founded and the request itself would have no foundation," the ministry said.

The Justice Ministry also said that national interests were taken into consideration in the decision.

"The 76-year-old French-Polish film director Roman Polanski will not be extradited to the USA," the ministry said in a statement. "The freedom-restricting measures against him have been revoked."

Polanski's lawyer Herve Temime said the director was still at his Swiss chalet in the resort of Gstaad, where he has been held under house arrest since December.

Switzerland's top justice official said he could now leave.

Temime told The Associated Press by telephone from his office in Paris that his client was ready to enjoy his freedom.

"This decision was certainly not expected," Temime said.

He praised Swiss authorities for making the responsible decision.

Approving extradition had seemed the likeliest scenario after Polanski was arrested on Sept. 26 as he arrived in Zurich to receive a lifetime achievement award from a film festival. Polanski had also suffered a series of legal setbacks this year in California courts.

Switzerland handles about 200 extradition requests a year and only about 5 percent are rejected, Widmer-Schlumpf said.

Widmer-Schlumpf said this decision was not meant to excuse Polanski's crime, saying the issue was "not about deciding whether he is guilty or not guilty."

The government said extradition had to be rejected "considering the persisting doubts concerning the presentation of the facts of the case."

Beyond the legal confusion, Polanski's extradition is a complicated and diplomatically sensitive because of Polanski's status as a cultural icon in France and Poland, where he holds dual citizenship, and his history as a Holocaust survivor whose first wife was murdered by crazed followers of cult leader Charles Manson in California.

Widmer-Schlumpf said she informed authorities in the United States, France and Poland, in addition to Polanski's lawyer.

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

Praise JESUS!! Our prayers have been answered in the form of US incompetence

There I fixed it for you

The Swiss government declared Polanski a free man on Monday after rejecting the US extradition request.
The Swiss said US authorities failed to provide confidential testimony about Polanski's original sentencing procedure.
The Justice Ministry also said that national interests were taken into consideration in the decision.
A statement said: "The 76-year-old French-Polish film director Roman Polanski will not be extradited to the US.
"The freedom-restricting measures against him have been revoked."
It added: "The reason for the decision lies in the fact that it was not possible to exclude with the necessary certainty a fault in the US extraditionary request."

[Mark Christ]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

There I fixed it for you

Whatever pasta boy. You're just mad because this is yet more proof that The Lord and Jesus always answer our prayers.

[The Disciple]

Re: Roman Polanski innocent: framed by Manson cult satanists!

The Lord can forgive so I can forgive.

Lev.6

1. [7] And the priest shall make an atonement for him before the LORD: and it shall be forgiven him for any thing of all that he hath done in trespassing therein.

I'm sure super glue was around in 1977 and should have been used by the harlots parents, I cannot forgive them.