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I just read the 23 page grand jury report and I don't see why the NCAA couldn't kick Penn State right out. What a fucking disgusting cover up that lasted over a decade.
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Penn State scandal: Jerry Sandusky, pedophile?
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PSU trustees fire Paterno, Spanier
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Now its time to charge Paterno and the others with conspiracy at the least. Paterno needs to spend the rest of his natural life in prison.
nothing is more important than the protection of the very young and the very old
I have to agree...kick them out!
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Penn State trustees fired football coach Joe Paterno and university president Graham Spanier Wednesday night amid the growing furor over how the school handled sex abuse allegations against an assistant coach. (Nov. 9)
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The legacy of Penn State's Joe Paterno is now in peril as the coach with the most victories in Division 1 football was fired Wednesday night following child sex-abuse charges against a former assistant coach. (Nov. 9)
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Police in riot gear dispersed about 2,000 Penn State students who took to the streets after the ouster of football coach Joe Paterno. Crowds toppled a television news van and at least one photographer was pelted with a rock. (Nov. 10)
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The morning after the streets of State College, Penn. were filled with those protesting the firing of legendary football coach Joe Paterno, Penn State senior Terell Dudley called the demonstrations outrageous. (Nov. 10)
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New Penn State coach Tom Bradley says he is replacing Joe Paterno with 'very mixed emotions.' Bradley said Thursday that assistant coach Mike McQueary, who witnessed a 2002 incident involving Jerry Sandusky, will coach on Saturday. (Nov. 10)
Mike McQueary is just as culpable...
How the fuq you walk into a shower, observe the
rape of a 10 yr old kid and just walk out before
doing anything to stop it is beyond me.
He needs to slide down a dull metal pole that's
inserted in his anal cavity.
Why are some students at PENN STATE
protesting the firing of a coach who
coddles a child rapist. I understand that some
have made use of the term "Sandusky'd".
If true, these students should be ashamed for
using this as a term of fodder.
How the fuq you walk into a shower, observe the
rape of a 10 yr old kid and just walk out before
doing anything to stop it is beyond me.
He needs to slide down a dull metal pole that's
inserted in his anal cavity.
Why are some students at PENN STATE
protesting the firing of a coach who
coddles a child rapist. I understand that some
have made use of the term "Sandusky'd".
If true, these students should be ashamed for
using this as a term of fodder.
All this support for Paterno. We live in a society where football players and coaches are more highly valued than students, and children.
many American's have their priorities totally fucked up, one of the reason's why the US is going down the shiter..
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I can't stop thinking about the group think mentality during all of this. I have seen many interviews where the students and fans of Penn State making excuses Joe Paterno saying that Joe did what he did for the sake of the team and how he put the program before himself and loads of other horse shit.
All of a sudden it became clear to me why I hate sports fans. It is the pathetic need to be part of something and to protect it no matter what. Fucking mindless drones!
"Oh boohoo Joe got fired for protecting a child molester for a decade. He is stepping down for the sake of the program, what a hero!"
Fucking god damn! How fucking dumb are those people.
All of a sudden it became clear to me why I hate sports fans. It is the pathetic need to be part of something and to protect it no matter what. Fucking mindless drones!
"Oh boohoo Joe got fired for protecting a child molester for a decade. He is stepping down for the sake of the program, what a hero!"
Fucking god damn! How fucking dumb are those people.
These guys, people destroying their home town because their team won a championship, soccer hooligans killing each other... Yet we can't muster a few million to march on Washington and demand our gov get their shit straight...
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thats insane
Have the standards for 18+ sunken this low? Shit, I would expect a 14 yr old to know what Paterno did was fucked up. But then again, I grew up with a different kind of "kids".
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How old is Ashton Kutcher? He apparently didn't have the whole story before he tweeted recently.
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the US is a nation of sheep all under the control of 6 large corporations that control all the hundreds of media outlets.
For example, if you watch NBC, A&E and the History channel, you are watching exclusively General Electric content. General Electric also owns Universal Pictures, Crime & Investigation Network, and GE Aviation. GE Aviation produces critical parts for the F-14, F-15, F-16, F/A-18, F-22 and F-35 fighters. General Electric also owns over 3.3 million shares of Corrections Corp of America stock, valued at well over $84M as of this writing. Despite reporting profits in excess of $14,000,000,000, GE was able to avoid paying any taxes in 2010.
Walt Disney owns ABC (along with all networks operating under the ABC banner), ESPN, Lifetime, part of The History Channel, and over 20 other channels. Touchstone Pictures, Miramax, Pixar, Marvel Studios, and 277 radio stations across the United States are also owned by the Walt Disney corporation.
News Corp owns over 120 channels across the world, including Fox News Channel, FX, National Geographic, Sky News, and ESPN Star Sports. More than 150 newspapers worldwide are owned by News Corp, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, Market Watch and Dow Jones Newswire. 20th Century Fox Pictures, Fox Searchlight, and more than 15 other movie studios are also owned by News Corp.
Time Warner owns CNN, HBO, truTV, TNT, TBS, and over 20 more channels worldwide. Time Warner also has a big stake in Hollywood with their ownership of Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, Castle Rock, and more.
Viacom owns MTV, Comedy Central, Spike TV, BET, and VH1. Viacom also owns Paramount Pictures, MTV Films, and has a stake in Rhapsody. iFilm.com, XFire, GT.tv, GameTrailers.com, and Neopets are owned & operated by Viacom as well.
CBS operates over 30 television stations and 130 radio stations across the United States. Book publisher Simon & Schuster, CNet.com, GameSpot, Last.fm, NCAAsports.com and NFL.com are also owned by CBS.
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any people wonder why the US has the most global 500's. once you make it to the big leagues you don't have to pay federal taxes or even pay your employees well and there's nothing they can do about it...
All of this came about because of the enormity of Penn State football, and the desire to protect the reputation of the estabilshment at all costs. The victims were cast aside in an effort to maintain the appearance of integrity within the school. The Catholic Church did the same thing. These institutions grow so powerful that the people involved feel their greatest moral obligation is to protect the institution. Tragic, but I suspect these things will continue to happen in this country until we learn to stop deifying institutions over the rights of the individual.
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However, in the e-mails originally obtained by NBC News, McQueary says he not only spoke with police, but also stopped Sandusky in the act.
“I did have discussions with police and with the official at the university in charge of police,” McQueary reportedly wrote in the e-mail.
McQueary reveals little in first public comments
“I did have discussions with police and with the official at the university in charge of police,” McQueary reportedly wrote in the e-mail.
McQueary reveals little in first public comments
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They need to hit him with a perjury charge.
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Lawyer: Client ready to testify against Sandusky
By MARK SCOLFORO, MARYCLAIRE DALE and GENARO C. ARMAS
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Nov 17, 2:31 AM EST
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- A Pennsylvania lawyer says his client will testify that he's the victim of severe sexual assault by former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
Harrisburg lawyer Ben Andreozzi said Wednesday that other accusers are coming forward, and he expects to say more about that topic in the coming days.
Andreozzi's statement comes two days after Sandusky told a network television audience that he was innocent of the criminal charges lodged against him by state prosecutors.
Sandusky's lawyer says he expects some of the alleged victims to come forward and say the criminal conduct didn't occur.
Sandusky is awaiting a preliminary hearing next month on 40 criminal counts. Court officials have assigned a new judge to the case.
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By MARK SCOLFORO, MARYCLAIRE DALE and GENARO C. ARMAS
Associated Press
Nov 17, 2:31 AM EST
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- A Pennsylvania lawyer says his client will testify that he's the victim of severe sexual assault by former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
Harrisburg lawyer Ben Andreozzi said Wednesday that other accusers are coming forward, and he expects to say more about that topic in the coming days.
Andreozzi's statement comes two days after Sandusky told a network television audience that he was innocent of the criminal charges lodged against him by state prosecutors.
Sandusky's lawyer says he expects some of the alleged victims to come forward and say the criminal conduct didn't occur.
Sandusky is awaiting a preliminary hearing next month on 40 criminal counts. Court officials have assigned a new judge to the case.
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Penn State interim coach Tom Bradley didn't watch Bob Costas' interview with former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky on Monday night. He, and his team, are busy preparing for Saturday's game at Ohio State. (Nov. 15)
