Duane 'Dog' Chapman arrested in Hawaii

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
Why not? It's likely what kept Luster out of trouble with the Mexican authorities.

Luster didn't have any trouble with Mexican authorities because he hadn't (yet) broken any laws there. Simply leaving the US in violation of a bail agreement isn't a violation of Mexican law.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

i wonder how many criminals can one mention that the us didnt hand over to the country that demanded his return? If any one says saddam that is insane he is being held on complete different charges. War crimes against this country, tho that may be an excuse I think it is a dam good one

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski he is property of the bondsman that got him out.

Not under MEXICAN LAW he isn't.

Nor under Canadian law, I might add.

Bail bondsmen are more than welcome to try to enter our country to try to exercise their powers outside their jurisdiction. I always get a kick out of watching idiots getting tossed in jail for kidnapping.

Dog's a ****ing idiot. The issue of bail bondsmen outside US territory was settled decades ago. They have no right to attempt to exert their authority outside the US. If they try, then they will be treated no differently than anybody else who grabs somebody off the street and stuffs them in the back of the car.

Have fun in Mexican jail, moron

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Im sory MTG he had already raped 2 women in mexico! with ruffies has his aids. The mexican authorties hadnt dont a dam thing about it. they disregarded what the women said and hoped it go away

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse


Not under MEXICAN LAW he isn't.

Nor under Canadian law, I might add.

Bail bondsmen are more than welcome to try to enter our country to try to exercise their powers outside their jurisdiction. I always get a kick out of watching idiots getting tossed in jail for kidnapping.

Dog's a ****ing idiot. The issue of bail bondsmen outside US territory was settled decades ago. They have no right to attempt to exert their authority outside the US. If they try, then they will be treated no differently than anybody else who grabs somebody off the street and stuffs them in the back of the car.

Have fun in Mexican jail, moron

you might want to read the contracts one signs when they sign the bailbond slip! that person is siging his life away. and according to the laws of a contract it doesnt matter what ****ing country ur in it is still a valid contract

[SlowwHand]

Let me understand. Mexico wants a moratorium on existing illegals aliens, and to loosen the immigration laws; but they harbor a convicted U.S. felon? Is this essentially their case?
Not only that, they file charges, that Hawaii honored, against the people that cught him...ahead of the "desired" officers? I must misunderstand. I read that and it just doesn't make sense. I guess Texans really are sloww.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
i wonder how many criminals can one mention that the us didnt hand over to the country that demanded his return? If any one says saddam that is insane he is being held on complete different charges. War crimes against this country, tho that may be an excuse I think it is a dam good one

What the **** are you on about? Saddam is in Iraq right now, you loon. And he's not being held on charges of crimes against the US.

As for your other "point":

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/15496239.htm

Oh, and I'd like to note that the US-Canada extradition treaty allows us to refuse extradition unless DP is taken off the table. The only right to extradite suspects from Canada the US has is granted by that treaty. Coming in to our country and kidnapping people is an act of war if carried out with the complicity of US authorities.

So tough titties. Your sovereignty does not extend past your borders. That's a fundamental concept in international relations.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski

you might want to read the contracts one signs when they sign the bailbond slip! that person is siging his life away. and according to the laws of a contract it doesnt matter what ****ing country ur in it is still a valid contract

Mexico does not recognise the terms of that contract, you loon. Foreign countries are under no obligation to recognise the terms of contracts entered into under US law.

Bail bonds contracts are invalid outside the US.

What don't you understand about this?

[SlowwHand]

What about NAFTA? I claim that for this case.

[KrazyHorse]

If you're talking to me, Sloww, then you might as well know that I've had you on ignore for at least 3 months because you're a torture apologist.

[SlowwHand]

What's that?

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Kh Do not call me a loon. Im not calling u an ASs so please stop the name calling save it for some that that cares. sadam is in iraq?? when did that happen last i heard he was being held at an undisclosed location facing trial for his war crimes but i guess u know everything my bad

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
Kh Do not call me a loon. Im not calling u an ASs

I don't particularly care. You seem unable to follow a simple string of logic. "Loon" is the most polite thing I can call you.

so please stop the name calling save it for some that that cares. sadam is in iraq?? when did that happen last i heard he was being held at an undisclosed location facing trial for his war crimes but i guess u know everything my bad

I certainly appear to know a hell of a lot more than you. AFAIK, Saddam has not exited Iraq since his capture.

http://www.cfr.org/publication/11369/

the IHHC is based in Baghdad's heavily guarded Green Zone

Would you like me to run through any more current events for you?

[Mrs. Tuberski]

no i dont think i need any schooling from the likes of u! since u seem to believe everything that is printed. if u beliee saadam is where he is then so be it I dont give a rats ass. I do know he is a war crimminal being held in prison by the us. and if it suits us to think he is in iraq then so be it who is any one to argue?

[joncha]