Comments on: Dammit – DC Madam Hangs Herself

By: dianea

dianea — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:44:37 +0000

STAIGHT OUT MURDER!!!!! LOUISIANA IS BY FAR THE MOST ILLEGAL LAW ENFORCEMENT THAT I HAVE EVER CAME OR WILL COME ACROSS!!!! THEY MAKE BAY COUNTY FLORIDA LOOK LIKE SAINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Yin

Yin — Sat, 17 May 2008 13:08:29 +0000

Ms Nowicki,

I want to send a note of gratitude for writing on this tragedy. As a political activist, writer, and professional dominatrix, I usually only read such supportive sentiments from women within the sex industry. I am relieved to know that other strong, intelligent women may have sympathy for the shame that is loaded onto sex workers that is psychologically crippling and life destroying. I understand that while you may not support the legality of the profession, your call for equality is a great one, still an important one; for though we’ve come a long way, we are not there yet.

Thank you,
Yin
Sex Worker and Feminist

By: Jim Harnage, Minister

Jim Harnage, Minister — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:38:39 +0000

Though a minister, my family, too, has shared many of the trials of making life decisions.
It can be heart rending for parents to let go their child and trust they will come back home.
But if we want them to come back at all we must leave on a light of love.
We have had the undaunting task of choosing to hold onto loved ones who did not share our values and beliefs by loving them in spite of their life choices. We’ve learned true love and reaped the invaluable and priceless rewards of our family’s love long after the trial was over.
My counsel to anyone who finds themselves in this position is…love…perfect love. Love them. Fathers love your daughters no matter the choices they make. Mothers love your sons no matter their orientation. If you choose to avoid them and enforce your “rathers” you will lose them and they will never come back to you.
The “church” has miserably failed in our so-called quest for souls. We are too busy staining our glass windows to see the stains outside. We’re too busy padding our pews and offering plates and repairing broken parking lots to pad hearts with love and repair broken hearts and communities.
I have no web site but in this spirit I offer an email address through which I offer prayer, encouragement , and support at jharnage7@aol.com.
Jim Harnage, Silent Ministries

By: Jim Harnage, Minister

Jim Harnage, Minister — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:27:02 +0000

I would encourage anyone to examine Diane Dimond’s blog at http://www.DianeDimond.net.

By: Jim Harnage, Minister

Jim Harnage, Minister — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:24:08 +0000

The charge has been made that Deborah Jeane Palfrey committed suicide…because she didn’t believe in heaven or hell and was material. I took issue with that statement…was invited onto CNN’s Nancy Grace to explain…and offered an email reply from Deborah Palfrey to my attempt to encourage her from a minister’s as well as a loving father’s position.
Her reply contained too many Biblical expressions to allow me to accept that she did not have an awareness of the next world.
After examination of the suicide notes and pertinent info I find it difficult to accept her death as asuicide.
Albeit, I am strongly concerned that the “bad-boys-will-be-boys and “bad-girls-are-hos” mentality that glaringly pervades this society in everything from politics to justice to religion played the strongest part in this unfortunate drama.
I wish no one ill and rejoice at no one’s unfortunate position but if we are truly concerned about the crime why aren’t all parties including “johns” forced into the equation of accountability?
We are as much responsible to preserve dignity in death as we are to preserve the sanctity of life.
My heart and prayers go out to her mother and sister.

By: BusterKeaton

BusterKeaton — Sat, 03 May 2008 18:49:57 +0000

You conspiracy nuts miss the point: The post is absolutlely right. Why in God’s name should the person who supplied prostitutes to a United States Senator be facing 4 to 6 years in jail while the Senator remains untouched? Shame on this once great nation. We are toast.

By: me

me — Fri, 02 May 2008 23:27:46 +0000

Are these comments intended as farce or is that just the way they seem?

By: Jason Dennis

Jason Dennis — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:58:27 +0000

I dont think anyone reading about this will believe it is suicide, but the real question is, what can be done? Even if we know it isnt suicide, what power do we have to do anything about it? If we thought it would do any good, many of us would probably fly to DC and scream from a rooftop that we know this is false, but would anyone listen?

By: Bettie Handley

Bettie Handley — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:30:56 +0000

I agree, not a suicide – best bet is someone had to take her out before she disclosed her list of clients. Nothing to it – just another in a long list of cover-ups! The Morals in America? Shame on those involved.

By: Bettie Handley

Bettie Handley — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:26:18 +0000

I do not believe she committed suicide – really, this is another cover-up, cover-up! Is there another brave investigator who is willing to find the truth for her mother’s sake? Let’s guess, shall we, how many of the Congressmen and Senators were clients, past and present? Tell us, was ABC bought off? By whom? Morals in America, Amen!!

By: Jon Q

Jon Q — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:17:16 +0000

During several recent appearances on The Alex Jones Show, Palfrey also said that she was at risk of being killed and that authorities would make it look like suicide. She made it clear that she was not suicidal and if she was found dead it would be murder.

By: Carlos Vidal

Carlos Vidal — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:09:14 +0000

Ms. Palfrey’s conviction for prostitution was the latest death rattle released by Lady Liberty, thanks to the mindless actions of the United Sheep of America. The brilliant and most noble experiment in self-governance, wrought by our free-thinking Founding Fathers, draws nearer to its end.

While debate rages on as to whether Ms. Palfrey’s death by hanging was a voluntary act, none should doubt Lady Liberty was lynched by the mob of somnambulant fools following the dictates of their fear-driven faith.

By: nukules

nukules — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:04:43 +0000

The whole thing is a real shame. A life lost over what? Moralistic laws and a moralist political culture.

The fact that may of us believe that she was killed, or even that there is a good possibility that she was killed, tells us something about ourselves and what we are willing to tolerate in government for the sake of not disrupting our daily routine.

If she killed herself (also very unfortunately a possibility), first it is an exceedingly sad thing, but it is a choice she made as the result of the public exposure and/or legal consequences of another choice she made. But we really cannot blame unequal or disparate treatment of men versus women for her suicide. That was a very personal choice on her part, if in fact that is what happened.

The real shame is the law itself. Too bad the political culture of Nevada is not the reality for our nation as a whole. Changing that without revolution will take a long time (many generations), if it can be achieved at all. Speak your mind, and teach your children and grandchildren to speak theirs.

By: Gerry

Gerry — Fri, 02 May 2008 14:53:52 +0000

Its unbelievable to me that corperate news such as CNN would go to such lengths as to lie about the Dc madam. Thier source for saying she would kill herself (Dan Moldea) was discredited before on Sirhan Sirhan’s statment that he wished to shoot RFK in the head but missed. It just shows any free thinking person that mainstream news is not news at all! To call this a conspiracy theory is likened to call green blue. Wake up people and see who benifits by her death and you will see what is happening to your freedom!

By: soniya

soniya — Fri, 02 May 2008 14:48:45 +0000

I feel sorry for this woman. As a woman, it boils my blood to know there are men walking free who were her clients.

What an unjust world. WOMEN have still not made progress no matter what people say!!