The investigation into Jesse James‘ recent run-in with a paparazzo has been halted – because cops can’t talk to the TV mechanic while he is rehab.

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Hasan’s family have hired retired Col John Galligan to defend the murder charges currently against him. Maj. Nidal M. Hasan remains in intensive care unit of a San Antinio military hospital. He is said to be in intense pain except for his legs.

As report by Washington Post:
“Investigators are exploring his e-mail correspondence with a prominent anti-American Muslim cleric now based in Yemen and have seized computers and other documents belonging to Hasan. They also want to know how Hasan, who lived in a gritty neighborhood near Fort Hood, spent his Army major’s salary.

The first Capitol Hill hearing into the killings is scheduled for Thursday, when the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee is to conduct a session titled “The Fort Hood Attack: A Preliminary Assessment.” “

People.com broke this story of incest between Mackenzie Philips and her father John Philips (as seen in the picture on the left). Her is a quote from Mackenzie about her father’s relationship with her, “Don’t hate my father.”

Mackenzie’s tell-all book is out today, the former childhood actress talks about her dad, who was in the 60′s band called the Mamas and the Paps. She talks about their long-term incestuous relationship.

But in a tell-all book out Wednesday, the former childhood actress reveals that her dad, musician John Phillips of the ’60s band the Mamas and the Papas, engaged with her in a long-term incestuous relationship.

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‘Leave me the hell alone’
Medical marijuana user wants to know why police raided his home

Kamloops – Drug charges will not be laid against a Kamloops medical marijuana user who lost his pot and growing equipment in what he describes as a pointless exercise in police enforcement.

RCMP executed a search warrant at Carl Anderson’s home in May, seizing 145 plants, more than six kilograms of marijuana as well as growing equipment, lights, timers, weigh scales and the man’s computer.

He was released without charges with a promise to appear in court at a later date. Federal Crown prosecutor Anthony Varesi confirmed Thursday the man will not face drug charges, saying only the decision not to proceed was made after “considering all the circumstances.”

For Anderson, the decision is good news but leaves him wondering why police took action against him in the first place.

“I just want to know what this was all about,” he said. “They knew damn well I was a medical marijuana grower. I don’t know why they were persecuting me.”

Anderson said police were aware he was allowed by Health Canada to grow marijuana for his own health needs. He said his permit even allows RCMP to inspect when they want. All officers needed to do was knock at his door and he would have let them in.

Instead, police came unannounced and seized all his plants and equipment. They left him without the substance he says is the only thing that keeps him healthy.

“I begged them, telling them I was legal. They were messing with five years of work. They destroyed it,” said Anderson. “They didn’t listen, they just took it all.”

Anderson, badly injured in a car accident years ago, discovered cannabis was the only substance that relieved his severe headaches.

His doctor gave him a prescription for marijuana, and Anderson soon after went from living in constant pain to being almost pain-free. He doesn’t smoke the drug, he says, but mixes it in olive oil so he can ingest it orally.

Anderson said for the last five years, he has worked hard to develop his “lab” and his growing skills, investing thousands of dollars into his basement greenhouse.

“Yes, it was a sophisticated operation,” he said. “I was good at (growing). I loved doing it.”

He denies he violated any laws — including the suggestion he had more plants than allowed. Anderson said there were only 49 mature plants growing at the time, the number allowed by his permit. The other 80 or so seized by police were unrooted cuttings that would have formed the basis for his next crop, a third of which would have died before growing roots.

“They were just little cuttings in little cubes that would have taken two weeks to root. By the time they had rooted, the other plants would have come down,” he said.

Anderson said some of the harvested marijuana seized in the raid was still green and weighed significantly more than it would have when dry.

After the raid, Anderson learned police obtained a search warrant after using infrared screening equipment on his house.

In the officers’ opinion, the heat signature produced from his grow was larger than what should come from a 49-plant operation, leading the drug squad to request the search.

Anderson admits he had 14 lights — more perhaps than what was required to grow 49 plants — because more light makes for more productive plants.

Nothing in his permit restricts the number of lights he is allowed to use. He said had he wanted to, he could have had one light over each plant.

Anderson said he has never sold drugs to anyone and has worked hard to live by the conditions of his permit. He has a wife and two kids and doesn’t want trouble, he said.

He was in the process of building a proposal to get a permit to grow marijuana for other permitted medical users and develop the operation as a viable business.

“I was putting my head injury behind me. I was getting my headaches down to maybe one a week. I felt good and was working hard every day. . . . That’s when the cops showed up.”

RCMP Sgt. Scott Wilson said police made their decision to seek a search warrant after consulting Crown lawyers.

Once inside Anderson’s house, what officers found convinced them they were faced with a commercial grow — not one man’s personal pharmacy. The sheer number of plants, the nature of the operation, the weigh scales as well as two improperly stored firearms and a set of brass knuckles added up to a criminal enterprise for the seasoned officers, he said.

As a result, the squad seized everything — including the marijuana Anderson was permitted to possess — even though there was no evidence to indicate Anderson was trafficking.

Wilson said officers acted in good faith to do a job they take seriously — taking down marijuana grow ops in Kamloops. The department later returned 800 grams of marijuana to Anderson.

“The (drug section) did a lot of work on this one,” he said, adding the squad isn’t pleased with the Crown’s decision not to proceed with charges.

Meanwhile, Anderson said his lawyer has told him a lawsuit is possible but he mostly wants to recover his health again and move on. He said he still hopes to obtain a permit that will allow him to start a medical marijuana business.

“I like doing it, I’m not trying to break the laws or anything like that. There is no drug dealing going on. I just want them to leave me the hell alone.”

Mulroney contends he accepted cash envelopes to lobby now deceased foreign leaders like Borris Yeltstin.  And to convince the UN to purchase light armored vehicles for UN force deployment.

Getting paid in large sums of cash might not have been the best business practices. Mulroney claims he kept the funds in a safe and later gave it to friends and family members.

The former PM claims he did the work, but didn’t issue invoices or declare the income on his taxes until the public got a whiff of the action.

There’s much speculation, with evidence that Mulroney actually accepted the cash to fund (via the taxpayers) a light armored vehicle manufacturing plant  in Bear Heard Nova Scoatia. A place with little employment prospects.

Mulroney claims  he killed Bear Head. Acting in the complete opposite of influence peddling. He accepted cash to say no to spending taxpayer money on a light armor manufacturing plant.

However, a CP report suggest, Mulroney chief of staff,  “Norman Spector contends that Mulroney, in his testimony before a public inquiry, has offered an inaccurate picture of his handling of the project backed by German-Canadian businessman Karlheinz Schreiber.

“What we’ve learned about Mulroney is that he’s very slippery with words and evasive with his testimony,” Spector said.

“He didn’t cancel the project in any incarnation. He never cancelled it.”

The original version of the Bear Head project, first floated in the mid-1980s, would have seen the German firm Thyssen AG set up a plant in Cape Breton to build light-armoured vehicles for sale to the Canadian military as well as for potential export.

The proposed site of the plant changed after 1992 to east-end Montreal, and the project also shifted away from domestic sales toward a heavier emphasis on export markets.

Former Conservative prime minister Brian Mulroney testified taking cash payments is probably not the best business practices to have. While new upcoming political hottie, Liberal MP Dr Ruby Dhalla has learned paying nannies in cash is also not the brightest of business decision.

Mulroney admitted Tuesday, May 12 that he collected over two hundred thousand in cash from a German businessmen. Mulroney never declared this amount on his taxes until long after the dealo. Only until a reporter began digging into his financial dealings.

The Mulroney Scandal drove him from office. Rearing its ugly head on the former head of state only after the German business person began ratting out Mulroney to avoid extradition back to German.

The only interesting twist is whether or not Mulroney (who introduced the country’s much hated Goods and Service Tax) paid GST on services he provided. Any services over $30,000 is liable for GST remittance. Mulroney admits to paying income tax six years after accepting the lobbyist monies.

On the other side of the benches, MP Ruby Dhalla, the star of the Liberal party with her stunning ethnic good looks, is facing allegations she paid nannies under the table. Sans taxes. Dhalla also promised the nannies fast tracked Canadian citizenship for working long hours.

One nanny told newspaper Toronto Star she had to ‘Shine Miss Ruby’s Many, Many Shoes.’ Apparently Dhalla has two rooms of shoes making her a shoe festishes wet dream come true.

Facing her first political scandal, one that could end her political career, Dhalla became reculsive before coming out swinging. She’s hired a lawyer to deal with the nannies and is asking for a parliamentary ethics committee to review her working relationship with the Philipino nannies.

A South Florida Catholic priest thought one day that him doing some romantic things with an adult woman on a beach would just slip by everyone.  In a day and age with video and cell cameras everywhere its pretty stupid of this priest to not take any procautions when doing things against his Bosses wishes!

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