Comments on: Kelly talks Irish and entitlement

By: Terry again

Terry again — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:44:36 +0000

In 1992 Notre Dame played BC in South Bend. Come the 3rd quarter ND was ahead about 37-0. Craig Hentrich was sent in for a punt midway thru the 3rd quarter, only it was a fake punt and he ran for another 1st down.
One year later – the week after the FSU game – about midway thru the 3rd quarter BC was giving ND a serious butt-whipping. At that point (this was BEFORE the great comeback) Chris Collingsworth made the very perceptive remark that what we were watching – BC whipping ND – had had its roots planted the previous year – After the fake punt and first down, Hentrich and his buddies stood on the sideline and laughed, and then the camera showed the BC players standing on the other side watching them.
Notre Dame DESERVED what happened to them that day.
Florida State DESERVED the National Championship that year because the week after losing to Notre Dame they beat Florida on Florida’s home turf, while Notre Dame could not defend its home turf against an unranked (but highly motivated) BC team.
When you beat the s— out of another team – that happens. When you not only beat the s… out of them but rub their nose in it, you invoke the curse of the gods. (Note small g)
Much of Notre Dame’s lack of success over the last 17 years is because they angered the gods on that day in 1992, and until they realize that and get a little humility the curse will continue.
Perhaps the arrival of Chris’ son on campus will help.

By: Terry

Terry — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:25:30 +0000

‘What Notre Dame means’.
Many years ago Notre Dame was a place that 1st and 2nd generation Catholic immigrants wanted to send their kids and would sacrifice to do so, so that their kids would get a good solid education in a good Catholic environment and have a step up on the ladder to success. For the most part, in my opinion that is no longer the case. Granted a Notre Dame degree is one to be proud of, but there is about the place an arrogance that does not befit a university that would call itself Catholic.
For at least the last 10 years the play ‘The Vagina Monologues’ has been put on at ND on campus in the winter. About 8 years ago opening day for the play happened to fall on Ash Wednesday. I went with some friends to the Basilica to pass out some small flyers in protest and we were (politely) told that we couldn’t do it.
I don’t know if you are familiar with the content of the play, but how difficult could it be to figure it out simply by judging from the title? (If you don’t find it blasphemous that opening night was on Ash Wednesday, one of the most solemn days of the Catholic year, then you can skip the rest of this letter.)
On April 2, 2005 Pope John Paul II died. While the body was LITERALLY still warm NBC ran an obviously pre-recorded piece on the late Pope in which they interviewed Rev. Richard McBrien. The good Reverend’s comments about the Pope were not too complimentary. The fact that at that time the good Reverend was the head of the theology department at the university does not speak well for the theology department.
I know you are waiting for me to say something about last spring, so here it is – It’s sad to see what the place has come to.
‘What Notre Dame means’ today is a far cry from what used to mean.
FYI – I am 66 years old, I went to ND but did not graduate, I spent 3+ years in the Navy after flunking out, and when Navy beat ND last season it did not break my heart. Notre Dame needs some humility.

By: sharkey

sharkey — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:14:01 +0000

Point #5: You’re a country boy from Brooklyn???

By: grandpashyena

grandpashyena — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 09:25:23 +0000

What great sport. With two-a-days months off we need entertainment. robertg is just so predictable and easily drawn in. He’s like pulling the cord on a lawn mower. Yank a little about him and stand back. What fun! Sorry Keith, were off football a little but it’s off season and things are getting settled. We need to keep blog momentum up to deal with any real news that hits. Probably the next thing is signing. Cheers and GO IRISH!!
P.S. I wish robertg would attack climate change.

By: robertg

robertg — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:27:10 +0000

1. we do have time to give you the single most important civil rico case which i alone briefed, argued, and won unanimously before a 3 judge panel at the us court of appeals for the 9th circuit in pasadena,california.
2. it was this big win which made all civil rico litigation which has followed possible.
3. hard copies of thios opinion can be found in any law library or online for a small fee at lexis.nexis and other online sources.
4. this opinion is not that long or technical. however, it has proven very deadly for those who had succeeded before ande tried later to turn the civil rico statute and civil rico litigation into dead zones.
5. the case and citations are united energy owners committee, inc. et. al. vs united states energy management systems, inc. et. al. 837 F. 2d 356 ( CA 9, 1988, judges hall,nelson, and thompson).
6. anyone who bothers to look will find me listed as the only attorney of record and as an appellant since usc grad district judge david kenyon had also tried to whack me personnaly with $10,000 in sanctions which the 9th circuit8 panel also reversed in the same opinion.
7. the members of the 9th circuit panel told judge kenyon in the opinion that was featured on the front page of every legal newpaper in the us that judge kenyon was an idiot.
8. due to the adverse effects of a very serious problem with alcohol and the usual resulting altzheimer’s conditions, judge kenyon was forced to retire early from the bench and the whole world is much better off without him.
9. many more citations and facts will follow for anyone who wants them and who still has any legimate doubts that we are very much for real and more tenacious and deadly than ever.
GO IRISH!!!

By: robertg

robertg — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 07:45:11 +0000

1.these responses are for the he must be stupid or insane or on drugs or not have a clue about what he is doing posters directed at us and at me personnally (since, unlike other posters, i have disclosed my real name and identity and a great deal of data with online links on many occasions, including matters which i knew would bring on vicious and baseless attacks from sot and his friends and others), whose intents are to deceive real notre dame fans into not looking at the data and facts and links which we always supply in our posts as a public service for the notre dame community, and making up their own minds.
2. we are not interested in puffing up our egos, but we never not hesitate, when faced with baseless accusations or con operations, including those involving corruption in the california state bar association and other state bar associations and crooked and incompetent judges and other elements in our legal systems, whether they are directed at us or at other people, to provide enough evidence to prevent the public from being conned and deceived and defrauded of their assets.
3. i have agreed to and will furnish to keith and his staff, at a physical address with which keith has provided me, hard copies of some of the cases referred to in this post, along with a very long list of other cases, which keith and his staff are welcome to have and to give out to anyone who requests them.
4. none of this means that keith and his staff agree with any of our posts or with anything that we are doing. keith and his staff are simply doing their due diligence as honest sports journalists.
5. although i have achieved a great deal in life so far and am just getting started, i remain, and always will remain, a simple irish catholic country boy from brooklyn from a family very wealthy in many areas, but not in material assets, who has always loved and admired notre dame and the special mission that notre dame has in this world.
6. the same things are true of the backgrounds of the many experienced civil trial attorneys all over the us with whom i am working on this project and have worked on other projects for decades, although only a few of them are from brooklyn and only a few are irish catholics who know anything about notre dame. we all know about right and wrong and justice and about how to implement justice through our less than perfect legal systems.
7. the names and backgrounds of my many attorney associates all over the us are things that the bad guys are and will find out about in the civil courts since, in this project, i have agreed to take the point and absorb all of the vicious attacks which always come along with taking the point in physical combat and in economic combat in business and in the courts.
8. we also take actions in the civil courts to put an economic end to con operations, concentrating our full attentions and expertise and resources on one project at a time until we have done enough economic damage to be able to hand the remainder of these projects over to rookies in permanent watchdog organizations such as the innocence project and various judicial integrity projects which are very well funded and operate in all 50 states and in the district of columbia.
9. we certainly do not expect everyone at nd central to agree with us. in these areas, the only people whose opinions really count are those of the honest judges and carefully chosen juries all over the us, who have and will be deciding these issues, based on the expert and other evidence presented to them at real trials in real courts all over the us.
10. however, for members of the notre dame community, such as my family and relatives and myself, who, through family foundations and companies, had been making large donations to notre dame for many decades, we are putting a halt to all donations until we drive purcell,swarbrick, jenkins, and kelly and his staff out of notre dame in the civil courts and install fully transparent and honest systems of institutional governance at notre dame in which trustees and administrators are elected by members of the notre dame community and are fully accountable to the notre dame community for every decision that they make, including coaching changes and investment decisions about notre dame’s endowment.
11. we know that we are not qualified to make coaching decisions in football or in any other sport. however, we know that there are plenty of very well qualified notre dame alums who have been very successful as student athletes also playing football at notre dame, in the nfl, and in their personal and business lives after the nfl.
12. these are the people who should be taking the lead in hiring and firing football coaches and all such decisions in other sports( obviously, the same alums who know about football do not know about other sports, but other notre dame alums do have that knowledge and experience in the other sports) at notre dame in transparent and honest manners.
13.we know that these notre dame alums played significant roles in choosing charlie for the long 10 year project of rebuilding of notre dame’s football program with honesty and integrity and without compromising notre dame’s high academic and character standards, even though the honest approach would result in some ugly paper win/loss records for quite a few seasons, and not just for 5 years and that purcell and swarbrick illegally backdoored them and the notre dame community and notre dame’s student athletes by firing charlie and his staff and hiring kelly and his staff to promote their own personal agendas, not for the good of notre dame.
14. we know that those qualified notre dame alums decided in 2005 against a pete carroll/urban meyer/saban and many other quick fix solutions which do involve cheating and/or throwing notre dame’s high academic and character standards out the windows, just to post wins in football games in the current corrupt systems.
15. any school that wants a quick fix solution in college football can obtain one. look at usc and pete carroll. they got their instant gratifications, but, as we told everyone at nd central long ago, petey will not be back at usc next season or ever again in college sports. the ncaa, because we pushed them very hard in the civil courts, will be announcing some very severe sanctions against the usc football and basketball programs and against the athletic department and we are following up in the civil courts since what the ncaa has decided is simply not sufficient.
16. the schools like florida, alabama, michigan, gvsu, central michigan, and cincinnati and many other schools that field teams of full time football players with zero academic obligations sure do look great on the football fields against teams composed of real student athletes
17. we know that these notre dame alums have the backgrounds to examine the evidence and to decide whether paper win/loss records are the result of bad coaching or bad recruiting inherited from prior coaching regimes or crooked officiating, rules enforcement, rankings, bcs, and other systems which we are fixing in the civil courts.
18. on the donation and endowment side, we certainly do not manage anyone’s assets except our own. however, we know a great deal about phil purcell from our personal participations in civil litigations which led to purcell’s being kicked out of morgan stanley as the ceo( a lot of that information is available online, just plug phil purcell morgan stanley into your search engines). from our sources within notre dame and other sources, we know that swarbrick and jenkins are following purcell’s instructions, both in notre dame football decisions and in decisions aboout control over notre dame’s endowment and other assets.
19. we are not going to hand over any donations to notre dame while purcell and his flunkies are in control. if we did that, we would simply be flushing our money down the toilets and assisting purcell and his flunkies in destroying notre dame, as purcell came very close to doing to morgan stanley until we put a stop to that in the civil courts. based on our sources, purcell has gained control of notre dame’s endowment and is using that endowment to promote the personal agendas of himself and his cronies.
20. we will do the discovery in the civil courts necessary to prove the truth of what our sources have told us.
21. in the meantime, ask yourselves one question. how much legal business and fees did purcell throw in swarbrick’s direction while purcell was in control of morgan stanley? who picked swarbrick to be notre dame’s ad after kevin white quit in disgust over purcell’s plans for ntre dame and white became the ad at duke?
22. no, i do not have a job nor am i looking for any job since i own and operate many successful businesses, i have on the hiring and firing side of that equation since 1977.
23. i graduated from our holy redeemer grammar in freeport, long island, new york no 1 in a class of over 120.
24. i took the cathlic high school entrance exam for new tork area and set a record of perfection which, to the best of my knowledge, no other person has ever even equalled.
25. my parents and my relatives were very wealthy in so many other areas of life, but not in material possessions, i knew that i was going to have to finance my education with academic scholarships and athletic scholarships.
26. i became the target of massive recruiting campaigns from every new york area high school, with every school offering full academic scholarships and other extra benefits, which are not illegal in recruiting student for academic reasons.
27. i chose brooklyn prep( joe paterno’s alama mater also although paterno( class of 1944 and myself, class of 1964) is 20 years more mature than i am and still as sharp and healthy as he always has been, a very highly selective jesuit school in brooklyn both because of the money( the bulk of the extra money i passed on to my parents and other relatives who needed financial assistance, the outstanding academics and athletic facilities, and because brrookly prep was close enough so that i could do the shopping and other things for one of my uncles and other relatives who were simply too ill to do those things for themselves.
28. i graduated either no 1 or no 5 from my brooklyn prep class as a new york state regents scholar, depending on whether my grades from extra science classes offerred only during the summers were factored in to the rankings or not. with the grades in the science courses pushing me to no 1.
29. again i zapped the sats and advanced placement college entrance exams. out of many full scholarships from which i was offerred by many schools, including notre dame, i chose fordham university in new york which offerred me the best combination of academic scholarships with legal extra benfits deals.
30. brooklyn prep had sold me on the benefits of a jesuit education. therefore, along with all but one of the top 10 in my brooklyn prep class( the one who picked columbia was very unhappy there as the token ethnic catholic), i chose fordham.
32. by the time my sophomore year at fordham was over, having qualified for the apha house honors program( top 5% of the class) and my parents’ and relatives’ financial and health situations having improved significantly, i was able to finance and take advantage of a very special type of fordham junior year abroad program at the university of strasbourgh, the science po in paris, the louvain jesuit university in belgium,the university of florence in italy, and the university of tubingen in germany.
33. the fordham junior year abroad program was unique at that time in the sense the everyone chosen got parachuted into regular classes at each school with the regular students and either you picked up the languages very quickly on your own or you were doomed academically.
34. by policy and by choice, no fordham jyaers live with other americans, but with french and german and italian speaking students and take the same courses and exams as they do.there simply are no faculty supervisors from fordham.these was no one, except for yourself, to fall back on.
35. the fordham junior year abroad program was the academic eqivalent of us marine advanced boot camp testing and training.
36. only those with the intelligence and character to survive were chosen and, of those, not nearly everyone survived and grew academically and personnally in ways that could never happen in any other environment.
37. i came back from fordham’s jya fluent in 4 new languages with russian being a bonus, having accumulated more knowledge in many areas than i could have in 10 years of college and graduate school, and as one very tough and self reliant individual fully confident that i could survive and defeat any challenge in any area of life.
38. these is the ultimate goal of a jesuit education. to accumulate knowledge which, on its own is useful, but which is really worthless without a very strong set of ethics and morals so that the knowledge can be used to identify societal and other problems and to fix them for your own benefits and those of others who cannot protect themselves.
39. i also came back with with the highest grades that any fordham student had ever received in the jya program,
40. i then zapped the lsat test with a score so close to the perfection of 800 that i must have missed only 2 questions.
41. since the jya grades were never included in anyone’s fordham gpa, i graduated 12th, instead on 1st, in a class of 770 summa cum laude and phi beta kappa.
42. i did not have to apply to law schools. every top law school in the us recruited me and i picked yale because yale law school was and still is no 1 in the nation and because yale offerred me a package of financial aid for the law and economics graduate schools that no other school in the us could match.
43. i did not really hit my stide at yale law school until my second year of law school when i started getting honors, the highest grade, in most courses, including one semester in which i scored an h grade in every single course, something which the school registrar told me was unheard of at yale law school.
44. i came in second in the moot court competition, an appellate oral argument and briefwriting competition, in which the judges are sitting federal judges and us supreme court justices in the finals.
45. as a result of that honor, i was chosen to be a director of the yale moot court of appeals for the next year, with a budget to wine and dine every judge and prominent trial attorney whom we, as directors, chose to come up to judge the competitions the next year. i can only state that the experience was priceless since these attorneys and judges normally stayed at yale law school for several days, during which time we had their full attentions and really learned how the legal system actually operated, both good and bad, in ways in which no classroom experience could ever come close to.
46.on the basis of academic achievements and a legal writing competition, i was selected as an editor of the yale law journal and my published article ” Regulating Risk Taking by Mutual Funds” appears at 82 yale law journal 1305( 1973). my other publications include ” Amortization Shelters in Books, Records, Artwork, and Similar Property, Mirage or Oasis in the Tax Shelter Desert?.” 56 taxes magazine 695 (1977); “Offshore Banks,Foreign Banks, and Foreign Nonbank Institutions,Prentice Hall International Tax Ideas (1981). i am also the author of a book on international banking which was originally published in 1977 and which i will finish updating after i finish with this project.
47.after my 1st year at yale law school, although it was unheard of at the time, i was offerred a summer job at a prominent wall street law firm called seward& kissel, at which i had the honor of working with and being tutored by richard valentine, one of the most prominent tax attorneys in the us at that time, who, together with his securities law partners at that law firm, is known as the inventor of the hedge fund- not to be confused with the abominations which call themselves hedgefunds, but which are really the vehicles responsible for creating the current financial crisis in the us and all over the world.
48. since seward& kissel was also involved in doing all of the legal work required to establish the investment banking firm called donaldson, lufkin & jenrette and the partners deemed me to be a key player in that process, i did so.
49.when the end of that summer approached, i announced that it was time for me to get back to law school for my second year.
50. the partners were stunned and amazed and told me that my work was far superior to that of attorneys with degrees and 5 years of experience, that they could not afford to lose me until the projects that i was working on were done, and offerred me an obscene amount of money to take a year off from law school and continue working there.
51. i took that offer, not just because of the money, but because no law school courses could possibly come close to duplicating the experience of working at that firm with those attorneys on those projects and meeting and working with virtually every key player in the legal and financial sector.
52. that experience was, and still is, priceless.
53. having finished up those projects, i returned to yale to continue my studies in law and economics with a completely different point of view since i had already seen and experienced the inner workings of our legal and financial systems.
54. i received my doctor of jurisprudence degree from yale law school in 1973, in the same class as bill and hillary clinton at a law school which is so selective and so small( only 150 students per year) that everyone gets to know everyone else very well, not that everyone agrees with one another on politics or most other things or has the same goals in life.
55. yale law school does not calculate class rankings. therefore, i only know that i did extremely well in a class composed primarily of graduates, with the highest honors, of yale, harvard, princeton, stanford, and other ivy league schools and very few graduates of catholic schools.
56. in the year that i started at yale law school, there were 3 of us from fordham, 2 from georgetown, one maxima cum laude graduate of notre dame who became my very good friend and roommate, one from st. peter’s college, a jesuit school in jersey city, and one from st. mary’s college, a jesuit school in california.
57. until we proved that we could compete with and do better than the ivy league hot shots, we were viewed as inferior life forms by the other students.
58. i had planned to stay at yale to get my phd in economics. however, a large wall street law firm, cravath, swaine& moore, which was notorious for not hiring ethnic catholics desperately needed someone who knew both law and economics to pick out and prepare for deposition and trial the expert economists who would testify for ibm in us vs ibm, the antitrust case in which the us government attempted to break up ibm under the antitrust laws.
59. the signing bonus and salary alone were enough to convince me to leave the phd program at yale and to turn down the many judicial clerkships with prominent federal judges which i had been offerred, along with a very good shot at a us supreme court clerkship after one year of clerkship in the lower federal courts with very prominent judges,
60. i played a key role in devising and implementing the legal stategies which forced the us to abandon the ibm anitrust case years after i left cravath( some of the cravath partners wanted to and did continue billing ibm millions every month when the case could have been resolved by summary judgment years earlier. i was not interseted in being part of such an operation no matter how much money was involved.)
61. however, i did learn how to run a big nationwide litigation at cravath( the ibm antitrust cases were the 1st big nationwide litigation project ever done) and priceless inner details about computers and the computer business, along with a lot more about economics from the expert economists whom i chose and hired and spent a great deal of time with. in fact, those economists became my personal tutors and gave me more knowledge than i could ever have obtained by finishing up the phd coursework at yale. so, in economics, i am just a dissertation short of a phd, something which i may do in the future, along with phd’s in chemistry, biology, mathematics, and computer sciences at cal tech, where i have been auditing courses for years so that i can communicate with the techies that i hire for my high tech busnesses to run those busineses for me and my associates.
62. having learned what i set out to learn at cravath, i moved on to a very small san francisco tax law firm called kantor and wolf which specialized in tax shelters and tax ands wealth haven countires and jurisdictions.
63. in 2 years, i had accumulated priceless knowledge, experience and contacts in those areas and moved on to start my own law firm and other businesses in los angeles which i chose because of the weather, the wide open economic opportunities, and the very special friendship that i had developed with dr. neil jacoby, the dean of the ucla graduate school of business, a former member of the us president’s council of economic advisors, and one of the expert economists whom i had hired for the ibm antitrust cases.
64. until new interest and other penalties in the irs code made such ventures much to dangerous for taxpayers, i put together tax shelter transactions to help businesses in areas which i thought were important for the future of this nation, such as electric cars.
65. despite many vicious attacks by general motors and the oil companies, i kept the key techies and technology together and making improvements.
66. anyone who wants to look at the website of tesla motors will find the some of the results of those efforts with much more coming both via tesla and other licensees of our technology- the world’s only fully electric car in production only in the sports car market right now with the tesla roadster being faster than a porsche or ferrari with a 300 mile range per charge and with much more coming as we make our technology available.
67. in the end, we have defeated general m otors and big oil and it was not easy.
68. i also started a business in which we put on seminars all over the world about the legal uses of tax and wealth havens, not for big corporations, but for small businesses since these legal uses of tax and wealth havens big large corporations were putting small businesses in positions in which they could not compete on even playing fields.
69. in connection with that business, i also ended up getting hired to write laws and procedures for various tax haven jurisdictions so that they could keep their operations clearly on the legal side of us laws and screen out the crooks and con artists.
70. in getting involved in tax law and tax litigation, i have always had 3 objectives. the 1st was to make funds available for small deserving businesses. the 2nd was to protect small investors who had innocently become involved in bogus or dangerous tax shelter transactions from having their lives and busineses destroyed by overzealous irs agents who were abusing their gestapo like powers. the 3rd and most imporrtant was, and still is, the elimination of the current tax system, which is inherently unfair, with a simple uniform tax of less than 1% on every transaction with no exemptions. deductions, oredits.
71. as one of boris bittker’s carefully selected research assistants at yale law school, i had read the entire fox legislative history of the internal revenue code and seen it grow from 10 pages into the deadly monstrosity that it is today and into a huge millstones around the necks of honest us citizens and small businesses.
72. every single addition to that origal 10 page income tax law was paid for by wealthy special interset groups for their benefits.
73. do the big oil companies pay any significant taxes in the us or in any other nation in which they operate? no. they operate outside every tax system and nation and they make very large contributions to politicians to protect their positions and to dump the entire tax burden on honest us citizens and small businesses.
74. my economist friends have already done all of the number crunching on the less than 1% uniform transfer tax and the changes have developed a critical mass of bipartisan support in the us senate and house.
75. my personal involvement is required from time to time. however, like most of my other businesses and projects, this project pretty much operates on its own with devoted and determined individuals running them.
76. in the late 1970′s and the entire 1980′s and a large portion of the 1990′s, hundreds of thousands of honest families all over the us came under vicious attacks by certain gestapo elements within the irs( which no longer exist because of the adoption of the taxpayers’ bills or rights 1 and 2, with which i played a very large role in getting these bills brought to the attention of certain key members of the us house and senate and occupants of the white house of both political parties) whose purpose was to exterminate these families economically. while letting big oil, large companies, and very wealthy individuals get away fee and clear.
77. not only were these families under attack by the gestapo elements within the irs. in addition, they had signed full recourse promissory notes and were being sued by the persons and entities who owned these notes while the same con artists stole the real businesses which had been created with these funds or just made off with the cash to various tax and wealth haven jurisdictions.
78. since no one else came up with viable systems to protect these families at a reasonable cost, i did that.
79. on the tax side, i invented what is called a national litigation project. the outcomes in the us tax courts are fixed, with very minor exceptions. there are no jury trials available and, with very few exceptions, the judges are career irs employees.
80. no matter how overwhelming the evidence in favor of the taxpayers is at trials, the judges disregard the evidence and write opinions giving the irs everything that they have asked for, no matter what the evidence at trial has been. these opinions routinely deliberately misrepresent the evidence and the laws and stick the innccent taxpayers with economic death sentences.
81. while there are many published decisions in such cases which i personnally prepared and tried and briefed for thousands of taxpayers taxpayers, one example will suffice here. that case is called jay et al vs commissioner 55 tcm 933(1988); aff’d sub. nom. ben-porat et al. vs commissioner 906 F. 2d 976( CA 9,1990); cert. den. sub. nom. ben-porat vs commissioner ___ u.s.___, 111 S. ct. 1418, 113 L. Ed. 2d 471( april 1,1991; reh. denied sub. nom ben-porat vs commissioner ___ u.s.___, 111 S.Ct 2068; 114 L. Ed. 472( may 20, 1991.
82. at the time of this trial in miami, florida, this trial set the record both for number of pages of exhibits and for the 3 week long trial at which no juries are permitted.
83. this trial and the appeals that followed cost over $1 million in costs of which i paid the vast bulk out of my personal assets.
84. despite statements in the tax court opinion to the contrary, i was not involved in any way in the transactions which were the subject of the trial which involved only the tax years 1980-1984.
85. in addition to protecting the innocent taxpayers, i was protecting the technology and the 17 silver volt vehicles which had been produced( i was personnally involved in the 1978 and 1978 electric auto transactions and had warned the cpas who continued to get out when i did in early 1980. therefore, i had a personal economc interest in the technology and the 17 cars as a result of my personal involvement in the 1978 and 1979 transactions both from the irs and from general motors, and from robert aronson, the inventor who had turned on the taxpayers and was trying to escape with the technology and the cars by giving perjured testimony in favor of the irs and against the taxpayers. the 1978 and 1979 transactions, which i had personnally structured and written the detailed tax opinions on, had all survived detailed audits and the 3 year statute of limitation had run, making any irs attack impossible).
86. anyone reading the tax court opinion will find statements that the cars were never built. in fact, i arranged for 2 of the vehicles to be brought to miami and took judge simpson and his wife, who was also his clerk, on a long ride in one of the cars, facts which are in the trial transcript but ignored in judge simpson’s opinion.
87. was judge simpson an evil or malicious man? no. he simply was operating under the misimpression that what he was doing was in the best interests of this nation.
88. based on the tax court opinion, a person might conclude that the taxpayers all got economically exterminated and that aronson got away with the technology and the cars and the techies who did the real work.
89. however, that is not how things turned out. i came up with perfectly legal methods of making it impossible for the irs to collect on any of these judgments unless the individuals involved had plenty of cash on hand and preferred to pay and get on with their lives.
90. i never wrote any articles about how i did this since i had learned that writing articles on such matters gets the laws changed rapidly and every single one of these laws remains as it was back then.
91. aronson did not get away with the technology or with all but a few of the cars and techies.
92. i got control of those elements for everyone’s benefits and kept the research going until the tesla techie billionaires came along and put up the funds to put the sports car version into production with large scale production of much cheaper cars and trucks and suvs right around the corner.
93. with no class actions permitted in the us tax court, how did i manage to get only 4 individual cases tried? i bluffed the irs and the us tax court judges and told them that, if they did not agree to adopt these national litigation project procedures, i would make them try every single case indidually, something which would have taken over 20 years.
94. both the irs attorneys and the us tax court judges knew me well enough from other cases and trials that i would make their worst nightmartes come true if they did not cave in on these crucial procedural issues.
95. they knew that i would find a way to try every case individually if they called my bluff. therefore, very wisely, they gave in.
96.4 duplicate originals of my us supreme court petition for the writ of certiorari, along with the 15 volumes of appendices, can still be found in the library of congress, as required by law, along with the warning of the havoc that continued dependence on gas powered cars would cause for the us, which have all come true.
97. the much more advanced technology can be found in the tesla sportcar and viewed on their website online at tesla motors.
98. because i planted those documents and warnings in the library of congress, tesla and our reserach companies are now getting substantial funding from the us govt while general motors continues to flush itself down the toilet, along with more billions of us taxpayer dollars.
99. the tools that i invented to protect the investors from anyone trying to collect on those trillions in full recourse notes and to keep the underlying businesses from being stolen from them or, in cases in which the transactions were bogus and the promoters attempted to get away with the money by hiding in various tax and wealth haves under new names which do involve the civil rico and other statues, along with my close pertsonal contacts in every tax and wealth haven will follow, along with many citations to cases and opinions which i won, in our next post.
100. sorry. i have no time left for spellchecks or proofreading today.
GO IRISH!!!

By: mef811

mef811 — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 00:13:32 +0000

your amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: grandpashyena

grandpashyena — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:47:40 +0000

Some much work for little robbie and so little time. I’ll start down here in Texas with the drive. There’s a boat load of Wal Marts and I’ll bet most of the rubes would think I’m raising money for the Astrodome. Can’t believe it’s still up. Yankee Stadium can be torn down but the fine citizens here hold onto that dump like it their grand dad’s confederate sword. My mind wanders sometimes.
I’m sure all the folks in the administration are quaking. robertg, master of space and time has invoked all his mojo to the downfall of all his tormenters. robertg, scalpel of all cancers, real and imagined. Big Job: enron, Ncaa, Catholic Church, ND Admin, SOT, Pete Carrol, Mikey, Kelly, Refs,Reggie,Urban, California Bar, crooked judges,kiffen, reslife, paper loses, SOT again for good measure,somewhere to stash all our family’s massive witheld donations, new tin foil for hat, polish fillings for better reception,LSAT score,widen all doors to fit giant brain through. And on the seventh day he rested except for another threat to all the material possessions of those who blew his cover.So much unfinished business. So little time until two a days. The schedule is set. The season will start afresh. So much to do.

By: tidecoys

tidecoys — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 18:11:02 +0000

I am glad I am not the only one that noticed B. Smith!!! He half steps and doesn’t hussle at all at times. He needs a wake up call. I expect more from Harrison. He is an athlete that should shine out there.

By: Jake

Jake — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:19:25 +0000

Ah man say it ain’t so. You and your “family” withholding donations until Weis is back?
Well Grandpashyena and I are going to have to start hitting the Wal Marts with our tin cans labeled “Dimes for Domers”. I’ll bet Jenkins has gone into a swoon and Swabeck has broken out in hives.
The good news is that you are going to bring down the economic “thunder” on the other crooked schools and football programs and leave Notre Dame for last. Boy Kelly and his staff of “refuges” must be just giddy about that.
Oh Tim, were going to have to kill that petition thing. Wouldn’t want Robertg to get Keith fired like he did the predecessors.

By: robertg

robertg — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:50:49 +0000

1.tim, forgetting about notre dame football just because of us sounds like a really rational solution for you and those like you, whoever you may really be.
2. why don’t you start some kind of petition? we assume that you would like to get us banned from nd central we encourage you and your friends to take their best shots.
4. before we got the jerks fired who used to control the content at nd cantral, there were no only comments permitted by anyone and the people who used to run nd central turned nd central in a site for nd and weis bashing and infomercials for usc and pete carroll and for notre dame’s other enemies in the rercruiting wars.
5. now, nd central is a public forum and keith and his staff do not ban of block anyone’s posts, not even sot’s, although keith disagees with the content of many posts and,as far as we know, with ours.
6. we understand what disturbs you and those like you who may or may not be genuine notre dame football fans and admirers of notre dame’s core values, as we most certainly are and as charlie and his staff most certainly were and will be again.
7. take a look at the other posts whose authors have taken the time to look at the many facts and links which we have provided online and who now agree with us, even those these matters will be resolved in real civil courts, not bynternetposters.
8. we do not know any of these people who, based on their prior posts’really do love notre dame, as we do, as they indicate in their posts above.
9.we already know from their coaching and educational backgrounds that kelly and his staff his staff of refugees from gvsu, central michigan, and cincinnati are doomed to fail at notre dame football, in the recruiting wars, on the playing fields, and on the academic and character sides of the notre dame equation.
10. none of them has the slightest clue about notre dame football.
11anyonecan take a look at irish illustrated rivals for a list of notre dame’s 2010 verbals. there have been several deommits, including ND’sonly 5 star verbal, de chris martin, who decommitted on the same day that the few cancers within notre dame illegally fired charlie and his staff and hired that con artist kelly and his staff.
12. true. 4 star dt nix did commit the day after charlie and his staff were fired. we know why that happened and kelly and his staff had nothing to do with it.
13. nix is a fine young man and a fine athlete, but severely lacking on the academic side.
14. charlie and his staff had sold dt nix on notre dame well before nix gave his verbal to notre dame.
15. however, charlie and his staff were ouuting nix through some tests in the classroom because they were not certain that nix would ableto cope with notre dame on the academic side.
16. when charlie and his staff were fired and before kelly name was even seriously mentioned, nix gave his verbal to notre dame sincetony alford assured nix that nix would not have to fulfill the academic requirementsset for nix by charlie and his staff if charlie and his staff were fired.
17. a number of key notre dame 2010 verbals have become very soft verbals and are actively visiting other. those who are sticking with notre dame are doing so because they love the notre dame academic experience, not because they are impressed with kelly and his staff or their connections with the nfl, which simply do not exist,
18.although kelly and his staff have had plenty of time to recruit for the 2110 class, kelly and his staff have so impresed recruits and their families and high school coaches all over the us so much tht they have have obtained verbal commits from 2 additional student athletes. austin collingsworth is listed as a safety but kelly is going to use him at wr. while austin certainly meets notre dame’s very high character requirements, being not too big, but very slow athletically. ausin earnedhimself 2 stars at rivals.
notre dame’s only other verbal is a te, tate nichols who demommitted from stanford and switched to notre dame recently since he loved the notre dame campus and is a roman catholic.
nichols is tall, but extremely slow.kelly plans to convert nichols into an ot,although nichols has zero experience at that position and over 30 pounds to gain. nichols certainly meets all of notre dame’s academic and characer standars. however, with only a 2 star rating from rivals, nichols simply does not have the raw athetic ability to suceed at football at notre dame.
19. while the final results will not be in until national signing day on 2/4/2010 and after the notre dame student athletes who have 5th year options make their decisions, so far, kelly and his staff have earned f grades in recruiting for notre dame with no real hope in sight.
20. yes, kelly did take cincinnati to 3 bcs bowls at which kelly and his “genuis” coaching magic was exposed for the sham that is always has been and was blown out 1st by a very mediore vtech team and then made to look like a very bad high school team by florida, at a time when florida was going through major crises because of the health problems of urbanmeyer.
21. recruits and their families and high school coaches are simply not impressed by kelly and his staff or by notre dame’s current administration.
22. of course, as a direct result of of charlie’s illegal firing, jimmy clausen and golden tate have opted eafrly for the nfl, not because they do not love notre dame, but because their loyalities and trusts were in charlie and his staff and because they do not rust kelly and his staff or those corrupt elements in the
current notre dame administration.
23. following a very minor incident, wr michael floyed will be exiled from notre dame by the inquisition era notre dame rerslife system and may never play for notre dame ever again.
24. as verylarge donors to notre dame for many years, my family and relatives and i could just ignore these atrocities at notre dame and keep making those donations.
26. until charlie and his staff are back, we are just cutting off all of those donations for the long term good of notre dame.
27. we could use the civil courts to drive kelly, purcell, swarick, and jenkins before kelly coaches his 1st game.
28.on the other hand, we could delay those civil actions for one season to let all real notre dame fans see a taste for one season of the kelly show.
29.we are currently leaning towards option 3, although our larger project to eliminate economically in the civil courts every persom+entity involved with crooked sports crooked college football and sports enterprises and leave notre dame for last.
GO IRISH!!!

By: Jake

Jake — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:22:04 +0000

Actually Robertg has bee MIA for a few days. The men in white coats finally came for him or perhaps Keith whacked his ISP.
Or, and this is scary, Robertg is composing a blog of biblical proportions. The Queen Mother of postings that will overwhelm the site and crash it.

By: Tim

Tim — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 22:45:33 +0000

I know it’s the slow time of year to be talking Irish football. I just checked in to see what was going on. My New’s Year’s resulation was to forget this board beacuse of… you guessed it Robertg. I began to count the numbered offererings he posted on this one topic. Over a hundred, this is crazy and so is Robertg. I will be back once he is gone.
Someone really needs to start a petition?

By: Chris

Chris — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:25:31 +0000

I think kelly will be another flop like wies.
The problem with the team was never offense it was defense.
If hes bringing in the cinci defensive crew you can forget about a good defense because you saw all the points every team they played put on them.
When they played florida the coaches didnt have a clue of how to stop florida and it wasnt the players it was the defensive coaches

By: returntoglorysoon

returntoglorysoon — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:28:47 +0000

does robertg have a job or any duties in life besides his epic ramblings? Good lord, I’m crazy about the Irish, but robertg please just take a deep breath and exhale. Ok buddy?

By: grandpashyena

grandpashyena — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:03:01 +0000

You are exactly right. What was I thinking? Maybe I need a trip to Spain like soe. Thanks for the tip Jan.

By: Jake

Jake — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:05:32 +0000

Ah man you know better than to try and get through one of Robertg’s daily diatribes. No wonder your a little light headed. I’ve heard people have been found in a corner staring at walls and drooling. Another poor soul in Kansas was found running down a major roadway tearing off bits of clothing and shrieking filthy words.
If you must read them try one bullet point at a time followed by a very dry martini. (Two olives. Stay away from the onions.)

By: grandpashyena

grandpashyena — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:42:14 +0000

In regard to post# 23, I agree. You got that right robert. Gosh, I’m feeling a little light headed! Must chill, must chill.

By: irish6533

irish6533 — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:06:53 +0000

I agree with you 100 percent. Go IRISH!!!

By: mef811

mef811 — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 19:30:32 +0000

sorry for your luck!

By: Jason

Jason — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 12:27:59 +0000

I’m frankly tired of these boards being used to advertise one’s random views of conspiracies or fantasies. Most of the posts are ramblings and I’m never going to click on another of these articles because it’s just not worth it.

By: Stan

Stan — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:53:54 +0000

Robertg – take your meds. Seriously, it will help you. When you have settled down consider this… Brian Kelly’s Cincinatti team played Florida in the Sugar Bowl. Charlie Weis led Notre Dame to a .500 season and a loss to Navy. Contemplate those facts before you criticize the decisions made by the university.

By: sharkey

sharkey — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 16:00:25 +0000

Whew!!! robertg ate his Wheaties this morning.

By: Tony

Tony — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:56:11 +0000

Robertg…PLEASE SHUT THE HECK UP! I don’t know about anyone else, but you are the most annoying poster on this site and your comments are stupid. Do everyone a favor and go jump off a short pier. Thanks!

By: robertg

robertg — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 10:15:52 +0000

jack,
1. we can understand your feelings about charlie and his staff and notre dame’s student athletes.
2.you were just watching football games and assuming that the players on the opposing teams were genuine student athletes with real academic obligations, that the players on opposing teams were adhering strictly to the same ncaa rules that charlie and his staff and notre dame’s student athletes always adhered to, and that the game and tech review officials were honest.
3. well, having encountered con operations in the past, including con operations within our legal systems and exposed and fixed them, we purchased the equipment and hired the experts to break down game films and tc feeds and gathered the evidence necessary to determine whether or not the assumptions on which your evaluations are based, which used to be our assumptions, were correct.
4. based on the expert and other overwhelming evidence which we gather in all such projects, every one of those assumptions is falt out incorrect.
5. while every notre dame student athlete is a genuine student athlete getting a real education in addition to playing football, the majority of the players on the opposing teams were full time football players with zero academic obligations.
6. while charlie and his staff and notre dame’s student athletes followed the ncaa rules strictly, including the severe time limitations on hours for practices and contact with coaches, the opposing coaches and players simply ignore those rules.
7. until those systems are changed by us in the civil courts, of course, the full time football players with zero academic obligations are going to look better on the playing fields on saturdays than the real student athletes.
8. despite these severe disadvantages, charlie and his staff and the members of notre dame’s student athletes, discounting the crooked officiating actually finished the 2009 season 12-0.
9. if you really think that the game and tech review officials are honest and have nothing to hide, try contacting the conferences which select, train, and pay these officials and requesting backgroung and financial information on any official.
10. we did that and found complete stonewalls until we hit the conferences and the ncaa with court subpoenas and forced them to release that information.
11. that information, combined with the reports of our expert witnesses and voluminous other evidence which we have collected on every conference and on the ncaa and in sworn declarations from ncaa employees and employees of conferences and game and tech review officials who have decided to settle with us out of court and provide testimony and documents prove, without any doubt, that dishonest officiating is systemic nationwide and a very profitbale business.
12. any coach or student athlete who complains about the officiating to the public gets letters from the conferences and the ncaa stating that any repetition of those public complaints will be punished by lifetime bans from coollege sports.
13. if you really know and love notre dame, you would know that notre dame’s function is educational and that sports are secondary to education.
14. unlike the many schools that cheat to win, notre dame’s obligation is to provide every student, athlete or not, with a fine college education, along with a values system in which integity and honesty are key.
15. we will fix the corrupt systems in the civil courts.
16. however, without charlie and his staff, there is no one at notre dame with the guts and courage to preserve notre dame;s values for student athletes who also play football.
17. purcell and swarbrick and jenkins are con artists who want to subvert notre dame’s mission and values and to cheat to win just like usc.
18. put the names phil purcell morgan stanley in your search engine and you will find that purcell has a history of dishonesty. we have personal knowledge of purcell’s past dishonesty because we were personnaly involved in the civil litigations which led to purcell being kicked out as ceo of morgan stanley after purcell’s dishonesty nearly bankrupted morgan stanley.
19. when notre dame’s former ad kevin white refused to go along with purcell’s and jenkins’ plans to stab charlie and his staff and noitre dame’s student athletes in the backs and subvert notre dame’s core values just to win football games in a crooked system, kevin white quit notre dame in disgust and became the ad at duke.
20. jenkins and purcell then brought in swarbrick, who has a long history with purcell, as the ad who would follow orders and implement the plans of jenkins and purcell to stab charlie and his staff and notre dame’s student athletes in the backs and bring in a coach and staff who would go along with their cheat to win plans.
21. kelly and his staff fit the plans of purcell, swarbrick, and jenkins( not every person with a notre dame degree implements the principles of honesty and integrity in his or her life and not every priest is honest) to cheat to win, but for notre dame, kelly and his staff are total disasters.
22. since you and others have not hired the experts and gathered the evidence that we have, we understand that these facts are difficult to accept until you see the jury verdicts and the civil trials which we will make available on youtube and on dvd since our civil trials are highly entertaining, but deadly for the bad guys.
GO IRISH!!!

By: robertg

robertg — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 08:30:13 +0000

1. on one side, we have reggie bush and the usc football and athletic programs that engage in serial and intentional massive con operations and tries to cover up the con operations and promotes a value system in which cheating and dishonesty are actively encouraged.
2. on the other side, we have an inquisition era reslife system within notre dame which punshes even minor mistakes with death penalties.
3. neither system is acceptable to us and we will make certain that neither system survives. determining what is right and what is wrong is simply not that difficult in most areas of life.
4.for anyone looking for other examples of nationwide projects that my friends and i have started and which now operate on their own, look up online the innocence project( we expose dishonest judges and prosecutors and get innocent people out of jails with dna and other evidence. many judges and prosecutors end up in prisons).
5. in addition, look up the judicial intergity projects which now operate all over the us under different names and expose disdhonest and incompetent judges who end up being removed from the bench and sometimes in federal prisons.
6. we started these and other projects for the good of our nation and they are now mature enough to function on their own without requiring much of our time.
7. when we get an innocent man released from prison after 59 years who was convicted based on perjured testimony and fabricated documents and the dna evidence proves that that man could not possibly have been guilty, e take some time off to celebrate and we make certain that people like that are fully compensated out of the material possesions of the persons and entities responsible.
8. why create these nationwide projects that will be watchdogs forever?
9. if we do not do that, corruption and dishonesty will creep back into those systems.
10. expect the same type of watchdog organizations for college football and college sports all over the us for the very same reasons.
11. we cannot make this nation perfect, but we certainly can and do improve systems for the benefit of all honest people, one project at a time, always leaving behind nationwide watchdog organizations.
12. right now, college football and sports have our full attentions.
GO IRISH!!!

By: robertg

robertg — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 07:50:42 +0000

1. we are not suggesting that michael floyd not suffer the legal consequences of under age drinking and we are certainly not suggesting that michael floyd deserves to be treatede any differently than any other notre dame student.
2. what we are insisting in in the civil courts is that michael floyd and every other notre dame student has constitutional rights to due process of law and that the current inquistion era notre dame department of reslife be eliminated completely so that michael floyd and every other notre dame student can exercise his or her rights in open courts of law.
3. in the past, the policy of reslife has been to hold so called hearings behind closed doors by faceless, nameless persons, to assume that every person arrested is guitly before any legal proceddings have taken place and to impose punishments of suspension and exile for minor offenses which the courts punish with educational and other requirements and with warnings that, if the conduct is repeated, the consequences will be more serious.
4. in the past, reslife has expelled notre dame students who were falsely accused of rape and later found inconent in the courts.
5. underage drinking and other offenses which do not injure other people, but which are a part of the process of growing up do mot merit the death penalty.
6. as long as this inquisition era reslife system exists at notre dame, we will not send any of our children to notre dame nor will many other families.
7. the inquistion was a very bad idea and was eliminated centuries ago, but reslife keepps the inquisition functioning right now at notre dame and unncessarily ruining the lives and futures of notre dame students.
8. michael floyd did not cheat on any exams or harm anyone or violate any ncaa rules.
9. michael simply made a relatively harmless error that is part of the maturation process for every young man and woman.
10. saints are not born saints. like everyone else, they make mistakes.
11. if you are part of the reslife operation, we will be taking your deposition and that of every other person involved in that rslife atrocity which is just asmuch of a danger to notre dame as purcell and swarbrick, and jenkins, and kelly and his staff.
12. every notre dame student has civil rights and neither du lac or reslife can violate those rights without paying the severe economic consequences.
13. you cannot hide from us or avoid the economic consequences of your illegal conduct in the civil courts.
GO IRISH!!!

By: robertg

robertg — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:59:32 +0000

1. the portion about reggie bush’s raw intelligence is not accurate, although reggie did not want or get any real education at usc. reggie just wanted and got what the usc football program offers to any full time football player who wants it- full time preparation for the nfl with national exposure, zero academic obligations, get out of jail for free passes from the la county da and the la city attorney,plenty of illegal extra benefits, including contacts and cushy jobs with sports agents and usc boosters, which petey and his staff( kiffen and his staff are identical) and the usc athletic department and the usc administration will allow to happen and promote and assist in covering up if ncaa investigators show up.
2. a lot of evidence about the extra illegal benefits which petey and usc allowed to flow to reggie bush appear online at reggie bush investigation and at reggie bush investigation documents.we supplied a great deal of that evidence, directly or indirectly, to the authors.
3. anyone can go there and print out the articles, evidence, and ncaa rule references.
4. there is also an excellent book, with plenty of other evidence, called tarnished heisman which anyone can purchase and read.
5. there are interviews with lloyd lake on youtube in which lloyd lake plays tape recordings of converstation with bush and bush’s parents.
6. there will be much more evidence when all of the ncaa records are released to the public around 2/12/2010 when the ncaa sanctions against usc are publicly announced.
7. before 10/15/2009, when, after a court trial and many appeals by the ncaa that all failed for the ncaa and cost the ncaa millions in attorneys’ fees, we and our allies in that case forced the ncaa to release all transcripts and other documents relating to the ncaa investigation of academic fraud at the florida state athletic department, the ncaa had always taken the position that all such records were privileged or confidential.
8. that ncaa position is no longer tenable in any court nor is the corrupt ncaa payoff system which allowede certain schools that made the right payoffs to violate the rules serially and intentionally without any punishment.
9. other evidence is available in the court files of the lake vs bush civil action and the delaying appeal by bush and his attorneys. bush’s frivolous appeal was recently rejected unanimously by the california court of appeal for the 4th district, div one.
10. anyone who wants to read the short opinion of the california court of appeal in the lake vs bush civil case sending the case back to the san diego superior court for a very expedited and very public jury trial at which reggie and petey and mikey and many other people associated with the usc football program will have to testify under oath, in addition to producing documents can simply go to california court of appeal, 4th district, div one and click on case information, then enter the name bush, reginald under party search and the click on the second case listed and then on disposition.
11. obviously, bush has offerred lake and his attorneys millions to settle in return for keeping quiet. however, doing so would expose lake and his family and attorneys to civil rico litigation from us and they keep turning down bush’s offers.
12. since the ncaa is a corrupt organization that has to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch , along with the corrupt officiating, rules enforcement, bcs, and rankings systems that have turned college football and sports into the major con operation that it is today.
13. of course, the ncaa will impose severe sanctions against usc now that we have forced them to do so, but these sanctions will not be nearly enough and we will supplement them in the civil courts.
14. while usc is the clear no 1 in cheating and coverups, with kejji and sot being clear examples of how determined certain elements within usc are to continue the coverups, there are many other schools all over the us that intentionally cheat at football at at other sports with plenty of assistance from every conference and from the ncaa and bcs.
15. once we had identified these systemic problems, we decided to take every person and entity involved down in the civil courts and we are well along in that process.
16. charlie and his staff and notre dame’s student athletes were, and will soon be again, the shining example of how to do things the correct and honest way, despite the phony papper losses orchestrated by crooked conference officials, taking the field against opposing teams made up of full time athletes with zero academic obiligations, and being exposed to vicious media shills, along with their families
17. when purcell and swarbrick and jenkins illegally hijacked notre dame football and illegally fired charlie and his staff and illegally hired that con artist kelly and his staff, we knew that notre dame, a sc was in great danger of becoming another usc and that is when we decided that we had to remove purcell and swarbrick and jenkins and kelly and his staff from notre dame in the civil courts and bring back charlie and his staff.
18. after all, cleaning the corruption out of college football and sports involves not only destroying the crooks economically in the civil courts, but protecting the coaches and student athletes who are playing the sports honesty and upholding notre dame’s fine values and traditons.
19. with hundreds of millions of dolars involved, the proprietors of crooked college football and sports enterprises have and will spend tons of money trying to cover up and keep the con operations.
20. however, that will not work with us. with the enron and mci worldcom civil rico cases, with corruption and coverups in our own roman catholic church and with the california and other corrupt state bar associations and corrupt state and federal judges, we have taken down and defeated in the civil courts much more powerful, much more intelligent, and much better financed con operations than crooked college sports enterprises.
21. at this point, we have the abilty to finance our own civil litigations and, unlike the oppositions, we vo not have to pay out any attorneys’s fees. we represent ourselves and we are deadly.
22. sure, we get the usual insults and threats of physical and economic violence, some of which some people actually try to fulfill.
23. however, we have all seen these things many times before and we still bring down the economic thunder on deserving con artists, even those who have infiltrated notre dame.
GO IRISH!!!

By: kejji

kejji — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 23:43:47 +0000

William Boyd wrote: Reggie bush committed to ND but couldnt pass his sat with a high enough score to attend ND . he could have went to any other college but USC was paying the most money .**************************
He was payed money?? please provide links to prove this.
otherwise it is just a false statement without any proof.

By: Jack

Jack — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 14:15:17 +0000

I love Notre Dame. I think Charlie gave it all he had – did the best job he could, believed in the University, loved the school, and was a fine person. He was a great offensive coordinator. Never have I seen a better Notre Dame passing game.
But Notre Dame teams were not better conditioned than their opponents – they consistently ran out of gas in the second half. It was only the fact that Clausen and Tate were such great athletes that this problem wasn’t even more obvious. The run game during Charlie’s last three years was weak but got better his last year due to the skill of the runners not improved blocking.
How much skill does it take to make a team run a 100 40 yard dashes at the end of practice? None – but it does take knowledge to know you have to do it no matter how much it makes the players personally dislike you. I hated my coach when he made us do it and I was hated by my kids when I did it to them (not a 100 – just 40 – they were 9th graders). The game is about tackling and blocking and if you are tired you can’t do either one.