NY Attorney Dissolve the NRA
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I once knew a guy who sent $5000 to Jimmy Swaggart. "Really, after he got caught banging that young girl?" "Hey, I saw him apologize on TV. He even cried, right on TV! He asked the Lord to forgive him. If the Lord can forgive him, I can." So, Swaggart got five grand from that guy and from who knows how many others. There's one born every minute.knockonit said:
WLP, on the other hand, hasn't even admitted he sinned, or asked for forgiveness. But people still send him money.
Meanwhile, what has the NRA been doing about all the anti-gun legislation going on right now?
It's sad, but we are on our own.
WLP and Co. need to be indicted and prosecuted for the crimes he committed, but you notice the NY AG didn't do that. She wants to destroy the entire NRA and divide up its assets among other NY non-profits. Notice no-one has done that to other non-profits who has crooks in leadership positions.
This has nothing to do with the crimes WLP committed and everything to do with destroying the NRA in spite of the 5 million members nationwide who support most of the programs the NRA provides.
Let the bankruptcy play out and move the organization charter to Texas. THEN indict WLP and his cronies for theft, malfeasance and a host of other crimes
This has nothing to do with the crimes WLP committed and everything to do with destroying the NRA in spite of the 5 million members nationwide who support most of the programs the NRA provides.
Let the bankruptcy play out and move the organization charter to Texas. THEN indict WLP and his cronies for theft, malfeasance and a host of other crimes
Whoa! Two million dollars! They must be really serious about this. That's almost two months of legal fees to Brewer's law firm.xerts1191 said:
https://nrawatch.org/filing/nra-motion-for-bill-brewer-to-represent-the-nra-in-bankruptcy/
samnev
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That 2 mill is a paltry sum for such a large push by B & H.
AZHTfreak
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knockonit said:
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The justice department weighed in and opposed the bankruptcy claiming lack of oversight. I cannot find a reputable news source for this article that's not behind a paywall; I'm sorry, but at least you can read the start from WSJ and Bloomberg (as a last resort):
https://www.wsj.com/articles/justice-department-bankruptcy-lawyer-says-lapierre-failed-to-provide-nra-oversight-11620087839
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-03/nra-corruption-requires-bankruptcy-s-dismissal-n-y-tells-judge
I'm on strike against Reuters since 2018 so I refuse to visit the site, although most of their reporting is reputable. I filed a complaint using their "journalistic standards" process and the article was taken down, but I hold a grudge. (shrug) I'm sure I'm not the only one who filed a complaint though.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/justice-department-bankruptcy-lawyer-says-lapierre-failed-to-provide-nra-oversight-11620087839
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-03/nra-corruption-requires-bankruptcy-s-dismissal-n-y-tells-judge
I'm on strike against Reuters since 2018 so I refuse to visit the site, although most of their reporting is reputable. I filed a complaint using their "journalistic standards" process and the article was taken down, but I hold a grudge. (shrug) I'm sure I'm not the only one who filed a complaint though.
https://nraindanger.wordpress.com/2021/05/07/the-human-side-of-the-nra-issue/
"Not in good faith" is a big slap-down. It puts the case back in the NY court, so the NY legislation can proceed. Not that we have any love for the NY AG, piss be upon her, but WLP brought this on himself, or more accurately, he brought it on us.
Nevertheless, because the NRA has lots of our money to spend, they may just file an appeal, hoping to drag it out as long as possible.
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