achievable ends has the CBS Ministry Watch tape on televangelist Kenneth Copeland.

Bible Belt Blogger has the story Frank Lockwood broke this week about the Copeland pastor’s conference, the Republican presidential candidate and money, money, money.

Melissa Rogers has been following  the church/state money/televangelist Grassley inquiry with sanity and clarity.

The Wittenburg Door(Ministry Watch’s satire magazine) has the story and video of their investigation.

The CBC backgrounder on Taser International.  
Arizona company president Tom Smith appeared before the  Commons public safety and national security committee on Parliament Hill Wednesday. 

I strongly recommend watching Frédéric Zalac’s report.  I watched ”A Stunning Debate” earlier this evening,  it’s chilling, nauseating and depressing. 
 
Zalac’s report includes the Cook County medical study that was released today.

Hockey legend Guy Lafleur has a very messed up son.
And Lafluer lied for him. 
Because he lied a warrent charging contradictory testimony was issued.  
I have a problem with how Guy Lafleur’s lawyer is portraying this.

Police plan to arrest Lafleur and then release him right away on a promise to appear in court at a later date, Montreal police Constable Laurent Gingras explained.

Jean-Pierre Rancourt, a lawyer for Mark Lafleur, said in a television interview Wednesday afternoon that Guy Lafleur, 56, is “shaken up” by the warrant.

“He doesn’t know how these things work,” Rancourt said. “He’s worried they’re going to come and take him away.”

Rancourt said he is shocked that a judge issued the warrant. He said his client is well known, easy to reach and would have co-operated with police.

”There was no reason to proceed with an arrest warrant. We don’t know why they chose to do this. They wouldn’t tell us.”

Rancourt said Lafleur would present himself to police Friday in order to agree on a future court date.

Have you ever heard of CleanFlicks? It was a company that took the naughty bits out of movies - busy parents didn’t have to do  homework, research or make tough decisions over what was acceptable for their kids to watch. This movie scrubbing company shut down in 2006 and repackaged itself * (see update) as Flix Club. 
31 year old Daniel D. Thompson and 24 year old Isaac Lifferth who ran Flix Club out of Utah have been charged with forcible sexual abuse and  forcible sexual activity with a 14-year-old. Thompson’s MySpace page has been removed. He had a prior conviction for selling unregistered securities.
Family friendly values movie scrubbing  was a front for their pr0n business.  From their old website:

“CleanFlicks Media, Inc. believes that protecting children’s privacy online is extremely important.”

Luring your kids for our sexual pleasure and keeping it private is extremely important would be more honest.

Update: CleanFlicks* has issued a press release asking:

• CleanFlicks respectfully asks journalists, bloggers and media outlets to please correct any inaccurate or false information they may have published in the past suggesting a false relationship between CleanFlicks and Daniel Dean Thompson

The company has filed charges against Daniel Thompson.

“Let me be perfectly clear about this,” said Ray Lines, co-founder and partner of CleanFlicks, LLC and its successor company, CleanFlicks Media, Inc. “Daniel Dean Thompson, a twice convicted felon who was recently arrested in Orem, Utah, on charges of forcible sexual abuse and unlawful sexual activity with a 14-year-old, was NOT a founder of any CleanFlicks entity. In addition, Thompson has NEVER been a partner, officer, affiliate, dealer, franchisee, collaborator, consultant or representative of any CleanFlicks entity in any capacity.