Oh, IC, This guy is perfect. I'll have to figure out how that feels IRL... The fact is Tim, you are not displaying any personal attributes that people on the outside don't also display. In SPADES. If you possess negative attributes, @ least we can ALL AGREE the MaDoc did FUCKALL to help rid you of them!! Carry on...! He proves your point!! Thank you!
I see. You don't handle criticism that way when it is favorable or goes along with your extended accusatory twists. Your posts are long, seemingly full of documentary evidence, but the reasoning is manipulative and leaves out much. It's impossible for me to get a good picture on the basis of what you publish. Before I read your reactions to Paul, I already had the feeling this was intentional, to obfuscate and inaccurately paint yourself to be a sincere activist that faces insincere opponents. After your reaction to Paul, I have confirmation. Even after admitting he got your goat, you are still accusing him of cowardice and impersonating. I don't think I'm going to waste my time on playing along.
Hi Gary, Thank you so much for taking the time to write on the topic of loneliness. It has given me greater insight and compassion for those doing time. I presently correspond with several inmates in an attempt to bring a little comfort into their lives. One inmate in particular is struggling with loneliness, he has asked me to explore this with him. I did a search and your article appeared, what a blessing! I will share this with him. God bless you for sharing! I love how you sign off "In His custody-Gary"
hi Robert, I see the date you'll receive this note will be on October, 10th. I noticed you received my previous one exactly one week later. I hadn't the time to write you any earlier. I will try to look for this name: Sonia Reijmer. In Holland. Hopefully you can meet her again. I am not on Facebook, as I don't have time enough to go there.But I'll ask a Dutch friend,Gera, ok? She also writes with a few inmates.I got to know her on internet in Argentina and kept being good friends.
You spoke in your letter from the Jaycees. George used to work for them- he was the chosen president in his younger years.He liked it a lot!!They were very satisfied to have him, as he was very professional!
George is transferred to Menard, IL. A State prison. He has been there before. There were so many lock downs!But he knew some friends there, and he never liked the prison he was in, in Mt Sterling anyway.The portions of food are a little better too.His time in seg will be till half of January!!He's in since June 17th... I guess he's always with a second person.He has to choose between a shower or a walk in a 'cage'. :(( So very sad. I told him he needs fresh air, as he would take the daily shower. They are still working at his case, but there isn't a whole lot they can do, I'm afraid... :( I write many letters, and that's the only way I can contact him.He can't call his old father, 93 for months.That is why I call hm now and then. Apparently he wrote an article as an activist as some money destinated for the food of inmates was used for something else.(!) They took it against him.Plus then the issue of the activist newsletter he got from the mail room! :( All very unfair. Is he going to keep alright? I'm very concerned, you know. :(( So ugly, Robert, they transferred you too to another unit. Plus they were rude!... You lost your job and the volunteering at the infirmary.Those men will miss you there! Too bad to hear you wrote in vain and nobody was helping.You did the effort and took good intentions, Robert. That in itself is remarkable! Keep trying. A good friend from George, Joshua sent me 8 paintings, as we're two artists!I was very impressed to receive them here!!On one of the backs of them is written:'Keep up the fight'. Nice acrylic painting!:) I wish your mother could visit in October after having her transfusion.And you having a job in the clinic. As well hearing more from your cherished daughter, Krista.I've a niece with that name. I should contact Milena again. Yes, she rented a large studio!But I hardly have time in my shedule to paint.Nor to play piano.I was very busy doing other activities. One can't do it all. Nice to tell you'd like to become a better person, Robert.You are paving the way, you know! :))One should always do the very best. God does the rest. Live with joy; that is our nature of being.Try to live positively, how hard it sometimes seems to be. I wondered if you have some friends there? Best! Rita
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The fact is Tim, you are not displaying any personal
attributes that people on the outside don't also display.
In SPADES. If you possess negative attributes, @ least we can ALL AGREE the MaDoc did FUCKALL to help rid you of them!!
Carry on...!
He proves your point!! Thank you!
I truly hope that you are able to be heard and that your legal council are able to rectify your situation.
Good luck to you.
Tricia
Thank you so much for taking the time to write on the topic of loneliness. It has given me greater insight and compassion for those doing time. I presently correspond with several inmates in an attempt to bring a little comfort into their lives. One inmate in particular is struggling with loneliness, he has asked me to explore this with him. I did a search and your article appeared, what a blessing! I will share this with him. God bless you for sharing! I love how you sign off "In His custody-Gary"
Love and Blessings,
Janice
I noticed you received my previous one exactly one week later.
I hadn't the time to write you any earlier.
I will try to look for this name: Sonia Reijmer. In Holland. Hopefully you can meet her again.
I am not on Facebook, as I don't have time enough to go there.But I'll ask a Dutch friend,Gera, ok? She also writes with a few inmates.I got to know her on internet in Argentina and kept being good friends.
You spoke in your letter from the Jaycees. George used to work for them- he was the chosen president in his younger years.He liked it a lot!!They were very satisfied to have him, as he was very professional!
George is transferred to Menard, IL. A State prison. He has been there before. There were so many lock downs!But he knew some friends there, and he never liked the prison he was in, in Mt Sterling anyway.The portions of food are a little better too.His time in seg will be till half of January!!He's in since June 17th...
I guess he's always with a second person.He has to choose between a shower or a walk in a 'cage'. :(( So very sad. I told him he needs fresh air, as he would take the daily shower. They are still working at his case, but there isn't a whole lot they can do, I'm afraid... :(
I write many letters, and that's the only way I can contact him.He can't call his old father, 93 for months.That is why I call hm now and then.
Apparently he wrote an article as an activist as some money destinated for the food of inmates was used for something else.(!) They took it against him.Plus then the issue of the activist newsletter he got from the mail room! :( All very unfair.
Is he going to keep alright? I'm very concerned, you know. :((
So ugly, Robert, they transferred you too to another unit. Plus they were rude!... You lost your job and the volunteering at the infirmary.Those men will miss you there!
Too bad to hear you wrote in vain and nobody was helping.You did the effort and took good intentions, Robert. That in itself is remarkable!
Keep trying. A good friend from George, Joshua sent me 8 paintings, as we're two artists!I was very impressed to receive them here!!On one of the backs of them is written:'Keep up the fight'. Nice acrylic painting!:)
I wish your mother could visit in October after having her transfusion.And you having a job in the clinic. As well hearing more from your cherished daughter, Krista.I've a niece with that name.
I should contact Milena again. Yes, she rented a large studio!But I hardly have time in my shedule to paint.Nor to play piano.I was very busy doing other activities. One can't do it all.
Nice to tell you'd like to become a better person, Robert.You are paving the way, you know! :))One should always do the very best. God does the rest. Live with joy; that is our nature of being.Try to live positively, how hard it sometimes seems to be.
I wondered if you have some friends there?
Best! Rita