88 days since the last post in this now closed thread. The last post was of course sh_tstroker gloating on the white supremacist Nic Ochs being separated from his POC wife and child.
EP10 - I'M NOT A CRIMINAL, I'M A CRIME ENTHUSIAST
https://censored.tv/watch/shows/letters-from-prison/episode/ep10-im-not-a-criminal-i
He might be out soon and I will be copy/pasting a record of strokers and others bitter and twisted gloating.
@Wajoma
It seems that the guy srawled "Murder the Media" on a door in the federal building and posted the photo of it. That in itself is probably a felony.
he also pleaded guilty , so he seesm not to be the martyr you make him.
Question: Should people respect the property of others (and the communal)?
@Wajoma saidWho? Who cares?
88 days since the last post in this now closed thread. The last post was of course sh_tstroker gloating on the white supremacist Nic Ochs being separated from his POC wife and child.
EP10 - I'M NOT A CRIMINAL, I'M A CRIME ENTHUSIAST
https://censored.tv/watch/shows/letters-from-prison/episode/ep10-im-not-a-criminal-i
He might be out soon and I will be copy/pasting a record of strokers and others bitter and twisted gloating.
@Ponderable
"It seems that the guy srawled "Murder the Media" on a door in the federal building and posted the photo of it. That in itself is probably a felony.
he also pleaded guilty , so he seesm not to be the martyr you make him.
Question: Should people respect the property of others (and the communal)?"
This is an unusual take, nothing I've said hints at martyrdom, and especially nothing Nick relates himself smells of martyrdom. When he says "...they could have got me on trespassing, that's what they arrested me for. I'm probably the first person in American history thrown in a high security federal facility for trespassing..." it's not as a martyr but simply a matter of fact account of what happened.
Obviously you never listened to the 'letter from prison', the 10th in a series, the first half of which is original comment on prison life and the people that live there told by an articulate inmate.
@Wajoma saidIs it a sequel to "My Life As An American White Supremacist"?
@Ponderable
"It seems that the guy srawled "Murder the Media" on a door in the federal building and posted the photo of it. That in itself is probably a felony.
he also pleaded guilty , so he seesm not to be the martyr you make him.
Question: Should people respect the property of others (and the communal)?"
This is an unusual take, nothing I've said hints at ...[text shortened]... hich is original comment on prison life and the people that live there told by an articulate inmate.
@Wajoma saidOchs pled guilty to Obstruction of an Official Proceeding, a felony, not mere trespassing. In a video that day, he stated "we stormed the [expletive deleted] US Capitol and made Congress flee" showing his intent to commit that crime.https://www.civilbeat.org/2022/09/hawaii-proud-boys-founder-pleads-guilty-to-role-in-jan-6-riot/
@Ponderable
"It seems that the guy srawled "Murder the Media" on a door in the federal building and posted the photo of it. That in itself is probably a felony.
he also pleaded guilty , so he seesm not to be the martyr you make him.
Question: Should people respect the property of others (and the communal)?"
This is an unusual take, nothing I've said hints at ...[text shortened]... hich is original comment on prison life and the people that live there told by an articulate inmate.
Your hero worship of him is misplaced.
@no1marauder saidArrested for trespass.
Ochs pled guilty to Obstruction of an Official Proceeding, a felony, not mere trespassing. In a video that day, he stated "we stormed the [expletive deleted] US Capitol and made Congress flee" showing his intent to commit that crime.https://www.civilbeat.org/2022/09/hawaii-proud-boys-founder-pleads-guilty-to-role-in-jan-6-riot/
Your hero worship of him is misplaced.
@Wajoma saidhttps://www.justice.gov/media/1244181/dl
Arrested for trespass.
"I am pleading guilty because I am in fact guilty of the offense(s) identified in this Agreement."
Signed,
Nicholas Ochs
That offense is the felony of obstruction of an official proceeding 18 USC 1512(c)(2) as stated in paragraph 1 of the Agreement Ochs signed.
Ochs was informed that the sentencing guidelines called for a term of incarceration of from 41 to 51 months. Paragraph C.
He signed the Agreement anyway.
Again, your hero worship of him is misplaced.
@no1marauder saidNo1. you know how it works, sign this and you're looking at 4 years, be awkward and you might end up like Biggs with 20 years. 4 years is pretty rugged, what would it have been if he'd made up some BS about the PBs.
https://www.justice.gov/media/1244181/dl
"I am pleading guilty because I am in fact guilty of the offense(s) identified in this Agreement."
Signed,
Nicholas Ochs
That offense is the felony of obstruction of an official proceeding 18 USC 1512(c)(2) as stated in paragraph 1 of the Agreement Ochs signed.
Ochs was informed that the sentencing guidelines called ...[text shortened]... hs. Paragraph C.
He signed the Agreement anyway.
Again, your hero worship of him is misplaced.
a/ Plead not guilty and possibly end up with 20 years.
b/ Sign the 'uncoerced' confession and get 4 years.
c/ Tell a few lies about PB and we'll talk.
Nick chose 'b'.
@Ponderable saidThose are Nicks words in the vid, obviously they can't make a vid in prison. So Nick writes a letter to Censored.TV I linked to Episode 10 in the OP of this thread. That letter is then narrated by someone else wearing an obviously CGI face.
Can you provide a source (preferably an official docuemnt not someoin a video saying thatey heard...)
It is not someone saying what they heard.
Here's Ep 06:
https://censored.tv/watch/shows/letters-from-prison/episode/letters-from-prison-ep06-solitary
Although I'm getting the idea you're just trolling?
@Wajoma saidIt's simple really; Ochs committed multiple crimes which could be punished with major prison time (he was even stupid enough to make videos of him doing it). He was offered a plea deal which involved admitting to committing a serious felony with the promise of reduced prison time. He accepted the deal.
No1. you know how it works, sign this and you're looking at 4 years, be awkward and you might end up like Biggs with 20 years. 4 years is pretty rugged, what would it have been if he'd made up some BS about the PBs.
a/ Plead not guilty and possibly end up with 20 years.
b/ Sign the 'uncoerced' confession and get 4 years.
c/ Tell a few lies about PB and we'll talk.
Nick chose 'b'.
Since the majority of criminal defendants do exactly the same thing, your seeming belief in Och's heroism in doing so is misplaced. And his whining about being a "political prisoner" when he admitted to a serious felony and received an expected prison term he agreed to lacks the Roarkian elements necessary for proper groveling before.
@no1marauder saidWrongly Prosecuted.
It's simple really; Ochs committed multiple crimes which could be punished with major prison time (he was even stupid enough to make videos of him doing it). He was offered a plea deal which involved admitting to committing a serious felony with the promise of reduced prison time. He accepted the deal.
Since the majority of criminal defendants do exactly the same thin ...[text shortened]... expected prison term he agreed to lacks the Roarkian elements necessary for proper groveling before.