Let me start by saying that I had no intention whatsoever in posting any articles regarding the Penn State scandal involving Sandusky, Paterno, and the other folks involved in this mess. There are numerous reports already focusing on this subject, and quite frankly, it is long overdue.
Then I remembered how much hell was given to the King of Pop, Mr. Micheal J. Jackson, who, too, underwent worse scrutiny than this Sandusky guy, involving children. Thankfully, he was cleared of those charges, but the public and mainstream media had a field day at Mr. Michael Jackson's expense.
So, yeah, Sandusky should be put through the same ringer as Jackson, but worse because this scandal was all about MONEY! And dare I say, perhaps there is a dark murky secret that lies within Sandusky that hasn't yet surfaced.
However, this particular article I was reading moments ago puzzles me. Based on the following written article, last paragraph:
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett, the former attorney general who launched the investigation two years ago, said on “Meet the Press” Sunday that McQueary failed in his “moral obligation” to report the alleged rape to authorities.
Granted, McQueary should have notified the proper authorities about what he saw, but the question remains: Since an investigation was launched two years ago by Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett, then former attorney general, why didn't he take it further himself? After all, he was the Attorney General for crying out loud!
'Moral obligation.' Hhmm.
It was a moral obligation for the Attorney General to do his due diligence also. So why is McQueary being solely blamed for not reporting the incident to the "proper authorities?" Isn't the job of an attorney general proper enough for someone to tackle the situation?
Frankly speaking, Corbett should be put into the same criminal bag of laundry right along with Sandusky, Paterno, McQueary, and the whole kit and kubudle! Yeah, I said it, and I'm sticking to it, damn it!
Maybe it is me who is not reading this article correctly. What is exactly the role of an attorney general? Oh well, here is the news article below:
Penn State's Mike McQueary says he 'made sure it stopped' talking about Jerry Sandusky's alleged sex abuse in shower
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Emotional Mom Of Missing Jahessye Shockley Promises “I’ll Find You”
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University President’s “Cool To Be Smart” Message Makes It To 60 Minutes
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UMBC and its president, Freeman Hrabowski, profiled on ‘60 Minutes’
You can watch the entire “60 Minutes” segment below. It’s well worth your time.Black Atlas - Miami, Florida
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Personally speaking, I think it is a damn shame that in today's society we have to write an article about the dangers of having sex with animals. Yeah, I said it, and I'm sticking to it, damn it!
Sex With Animals Can Lead To Penis Cancer: Study
If you're searching for a reason not to have sex with animals, add this to the list: It could give you penis cancer, according to a new study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.The authors found that men who have had sex with animals were twice as likely to develop
Lead author Stenio de Cassio Zequi, a
"We think that the intense and long-term SWA [sex with animals] practice could produce micro-traumas in the human penile tissue," Zequi said. "The genital mucus membranes of animals could have different characteristics from human genitalia, and the animals' secretions are probably different from human fluids. Perhaps animal tissues are less soft than ours, and non-human secretions would be toxic for us."
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Funeral held in Philadelphia for boxing great Joe Frazier
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A program for the service billed it as the "Homegoing Celebration of Joseph Frazier," offering friends and family one last chance to pay their respects to the late 67-year-old athlete.
He died November 7, just a month after being diagnosed with liver cancer.
Co-founder of social network site Diaspora, Ilya Zhitomirskiy, dies at 22
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“No longer will you be at the whims of those large corporate networks who want to tell you that sharing and privacy are mutually exclusive,” Zhitomirskiy said alongside co-founders Raphael Sofaer, Dan Grippi, and Max Salzber.
1 in 10 adults could have diabetes by 2030
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