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**InteresteD** » 2012-03-28 08:37

hey...isn't this Max Fernandes campaign big shot?.... Where is his arrogance now? And chief marcher Vere Bird 111.....they were proud to have to 'Jose' there school teacher lead there walk abouts ..."..the face of the campaign....... that an a Stanford/Hadeed combination.... ...and they still lost in Rural North.........G od nah sleep!

**Keith/Tillman** » 2012-03-27 18:10

in my opinion, Leroy King is not leaving the soil of Antigua to the US for trial.

**UNITED STATES!!** » 2012-03-23 16:42

If you did us wrong,we will get you.If it takes a million years,we will get you.
Some of you are jealous of THE KING.He was in a position of influence and you were not.Remember,he is a son of your soil.Pray for him that he might change his ways.A little positiveness into all of your negative thoughts.

**bAhntiguan** » 2012-03-23 16:21

The wheels of justice might be slow, but they turn nevertheless! Go face the music man, after all a YOU select that!!!

**John French II** » 2012-03-23 14:34

Notes From A Native Son Of The Rock. The King is entitled to exhaust all legal rights or his money as he deems necessary. Many Men wish death pon the King and some gleefully shout "A fool and his money are soon parted". Some from the echo chamber repeat to themselves that Prudence should govern with SAM at the end of the Line. Others remind that one way or the other, the Money Traders like Shylock expect their pound of flesh closest to the Heart. Only he who feels it knows it. "Let Us Alone!" Quote:

The Strongholds of English Law are England, Wales & Ireland, and most of the British Colonies including Austrailia, New Zealand, Canada except Quebec; and the United States except Louisiana, and the new dependencies in which Roman or Native Law is administered. - Science of Jurisprudence.

Since many like Robinson Crusoe, Man Friday, the new Buccaneers, "edge-up" arrivistes and those who want no part of their slave past say no Natives live here and no Roman antiquities are to be found on Antigua & Barbuda, it would be safe to say that this SIDS falls into the Category of "Most of the British Colonies." May the Most Merciful Save Us All.

**Fed Up** » 2012-03-23 12:48

Is King still here ?? A wha de r a s s !!! AA leave every afternoon at 3.30 or so, get he backside on de plane.

**Pied Piper** » 2012-03-23 08:49

Come on!! when the little poor boys in Antigua are caught with their hands in the cookie jar, they face their accusers, cry, and willingly go to whatever the judge/magistrat e states.

There is no rich friend, lawyer or politician advising them or secretly passing suggestions to them how to beat the charges from "due process".

But, yet only in Antigua, can those who have the friend & company hide and wiggle themselves from charges of the courts due to due process.

Go ahead, the more you wiggle and wink-up tells that you have something to hide and don't want the U.S. to let the Antiguans and Barbudans to know from your own mouth.

But, sooner or later, someone is going to get fearful of what you have to reveal and then they going to put you in a corner by your little-self and then you will ask "if its me one that must face the music?"

Boss!! Big Wall Street Employee!! Get yourself to the US or talk now and fast.

**justin** » 2012-03-23 08:21

OK lets think, what does the xx & xxxt have up there sleve to drag out the extradition? Shame that to the rest of the World Antigua as a Country is being seen to be evading justice by these two!If King is NOT guilty - let him go and the chips of justice fall as they may!

**BJSMC** » 2012-03-23 07:34

WELL WE ALL KNOW U CAN KILL A MAN IN THE US AND GET 20 YEARS OR SO....BUT IF U MESS WITH UNCLE SAM MONEY U GET 3 LIFE SENTENCES...HAH AHAHA.... ARU LUB MONEY!! TEK MONEY!!! LMAO...

**Hide & Seek** » 2012-03-22 21:31

You and the rest of the UPP administration who are allegedly involved in the Standford Scheme for which PM BS said that he was willing to hang his PMship on the line, should take heed.

You all going to jail....

**From the Sideline** » 2012-03-22 21:04

King be aware of the long arm of the american legal system. And they never seem to forget either. You may run now, but you cannot hide. If I'm not mistaken there was an Antiguan who had something to do with the airport security and was in Trinidad when he was arrested. Then there was Mr. Cooper who was arrested in Barbados. there was this film producer that ran for years hiding in France untill he went to Switserland and was arrested for something he did over 20 years ago. You name it King better face the music now and get it over with. If you were brave enough to do the crime you have to be man enough to do the time. farewell see ya in 10 years or so.

**unknown** » 2012-03-22 15:52

@ cool ruler...the DPP does NOT charge anyone. the police are the ones who do that...the DPP advise them whether or not to do so and he also decides whether a case, after someone is charged, can be prosecuted based on evidence provided by police...

**Pellucid** » 2012-03-22 12:47

Maybe you should sue, then you might get one of those 1% "victories" that cost more in legal fees than the judgement pays, like the illegal internet gambling case!

**JP Farnsworth** » 2012-03-22 12:39

Is this really over? is King finally going to the U.S. of Hey we gotcha? Now if we could just sue that crazy coalition lady from Texas.

Leroy man what time should I pick you up? I have a map to the airport.

**Cool Ruler** » 2012-03-22 11:10

What was the context I may have made those comments, the link is clickable. In any event if I took that position over a year ago it certainly does not mean I cannot have a different opinion today. I am sure if I did hard I could find instances post by you that may appear to conflict with another you may have made, so in the words of Winston, "what turns on that"

**Nameless** » 2012-03-22 11:07

Due Process can be a B.1.T.C.H...... and King is riding it to it's very limits!!

**tenman** » 2012-03-22 10:45

Quote:

Cool Ruler stated:It's a very interesting question one I never thought about

Cool Ruler your post today is strange. In the past you defended the DPP decion to allow US authority first bite at prosecuting him. However today you are strangely suggesting that the thought never crossed your mind before today. I get the impressing at times that your ideas change to suit an agenda.

Here was your post, from over a year ago, in response to mine saying the DPP was acting on behalf of the US:
[quote#22 Cool Ruler » 2011-02-18 15:09
Tenman that is exactly the situation so it would be futile to also charge him in Antigua

Read more: http://www.caribarena.com/antigua/news/latest/96723-no-truth-to-king-immunity.html#ixzz1prBUm9Hi

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**Friend of Leroy King** » 2012-03-22 10:44

Next stop: Privy Council. All my friend Leroy has to do is hold out for another 23 months (March 2014) and he'll be fine.

**Cool Ruler** » 2012-03-22 10:20

It's a very interesting question one I never thought about. Why was he not at least charged by the same DPP who is leading the effort to extradite him. Maybe he did not think he could win or perhaps king would have used the Asot defence about being tried in two separate jurisdictions for the same crimes

**backburner** » 2012-03-22 09:37

leroy make sure you call names

**Justice** » 2012-03-22 09:29

This is turning into another Antigua Farce. Really people, just how long does it take to extradite somebody under Antigua law?

3 Years and counting and it appears we are still no closer to kings extradition, IS THIS REALLY JUSTICE!!

Don't be surprised when people start pointing their fingers and accusing the government of deliberately frustrating his extradition, there's only so much BS the US can take!

**tenman** » 2012-03-22 09:21

Antiguan Abroad well said. I too have found myself wondering why we are taking the lazy route of not charging him. In matters like this that were taking too long, all the governments did was to threaten possible local prison time and these persons quickly accepted the US trip (eg St. Kitts with Noel "Zambo" Heath ) The evidence indicates that King clearly broke our laws, yet we are willing to have another country deal with a person who may have probably committed more damage against this country.
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**Fed Up** » 2012-03-22 09:19

put he ** on a plane TODAY, get rid of the man, he's emba**ed all of us, greedy sob.

**Cool Ruler** » 2012-03-22 09:17

He had the right to due process which he has just about exhausted, if he don't want to go to face justice just fall on his sword and do what the Japanese call "Hara Kiri"

**Antiguan Abroad** » 2012-03-22 07:58

King is becoming more than a bit of a nuisance and an irritant.....be a man and face the charges in the US and defend yourself. Stop hiding behind bogus "legal" (and I use this term reluctantly) arguments. I have a rhetorical question for his attorney....if the local magistrate and high court judge do not have authority or "jurisdiction" to commit his client for extradition, who does? No one, right?? All of this expense of wasting public resources to litigate these extradition hearings could have been avoided if King had been concurrently criminally charged by the Antiguan authorities and given the option of hard prison time in the US or Antigua. Given that choice, something tells me he would have voluntarily surrendered to the US authorities a long time ago.

**Thomas** » 2012-03-22 07:50

Lero King is abusing the legal system, by trying to manipulate it into preventing him from legally being expedited to stand trial in the United States. Mr King is an American citizen with an American passport, as such he is subject to American law! He should stop wasting our tax payers money by stop the court actions and go back to his other home and face the accusations alongside his blood brother Alan Stanford. Maybe they can have adjoining cells!

**SAM** » 2012-03-22 07:44

There is a "GOD", now we Antiguan's need get real. Please tell us who will be next on the USA list. They were hoping that Leroy King win his appeal or just my change that he would croke before so he would not call names. PM WE GOT THEM.

USA will get their people make no mistake about that one. We all have suffered and are still suffering because of King & company greed.
Wake up people.

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