Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 1:17 PM, geezerfreak wrote: > Ever been to that "poor little village down in Spain" Tex? Just askin'. > Nobody "just asks" in FFL. Every question posed that way is a setup to viciously mock the person being asked. Go make mock somebody else.
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On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 12:49 PM, geezerfreak wrote: > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" wrote: >> I wonder if Barry's attorney is aware that his >> client is a vindictive, malicious liar. >> > And we're off and running with another week of hi-jinks and hilarity! > "Even Turq evokes my compassion. Do you realize how condescending, patronizing and savior-complex a pattern your words are weaving here, and below. I cannot imagine what has happened to him that he has such a hair-trigger cruelty and chicken-hearted cowardice when it comes to toe-to-toe debate. But, give me some details, and I'll bet that I have have had enough happen to me to understand his brokenness. I shudder to think what actually happened to him with, say, Rama, that has him even decades later roiling in such a dark defensiveness when his truth is challenged by another. "
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On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 7:02 PM, Kirk wrote: > > > I am sorry Tom you feel this way. When you have a real change of heart then > maybe I will consider you a real friend. Until then I really cannot trust > you. Peace out... > It's quite OK, Kirk. I never thought you'd be a real friend, based on our private email exchange, where you just dropped the exchange for I don't know why. Further, our interests are much too diverse. No possibility of friendship there. And I never thought I could trust you. Perhaps I encouraged you to take your meds. So you benefited. That's all I wanted or expected. Though I didn't want anything in return, you have not slammed into me with a bunch of name calling like most of the others on FFL love to do. I thank you for that.
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I am sorry Tom you feel this way. When you have a real change of heart then maybe I will consider you a real friend. Until then I really cannot trust you. Peace out... - Original Message - From: I am the eternal To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, April 24, 2009 5:56 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Sal Sunshine wrote: On Apr 24, 2009, at 3:17 PM, satvadude108 wrote: Do you get the feeling that every once in a while various people here go off their meds, the results being these disturbed-sounding rants? Sal Both of you, Barry, Marek and Edward can kiss my ass. I do not need or welcome a diagnosis from any of you. If I want one I can call up one of my shrink friends and ask them for one. It was Barry's Marek's and Edward's "diagnosis" and characterization of me that pissed me off at them and keeps me pissed off at them. I don't appreciate being slammed by people, including in the current posts I'm replying to. Regarding prior activities in FFL, if you took the time to look, you would have seen that the actions then were the result of yet more being "characterized", once again as a racist. I believe the words were about the destruction of New Orleans, specifically the French Quarter. Well guess what? I'm still looking forward to a storm destroying New Orleans and specifically the French Quarter. And yes, I'm one of the people hoping Yahoo will delete FFL. Blow it away and maybe there might just be a bit of dignity and politeness to replace it. It is one thing for me to say I'm a racist, if indeed I did. But it's yet another for me to be slammed. Nobody, not even Nabby, has had to take such abuse here as I've had to over the years. Now think about that, Enlightened Ones.
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thank you very much your words tell your story very well. --- On Fri, 4/24/09, do.rflex wrote: From: do.rflex Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 4:14 PM --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > > > --- On Fri, 4/24/09, do.rflex wrote: > > > From: do.rflex > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 12:06 AM > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > > > I dont know who you are that says you live in Brasil. However you just > > speak and obviously do not know. In Brasil most recently when they > > stopped the tax on banking accounts. They came up with a new rule. In > > the past if you own a company you could file your company tax info and the > > personal would be covered in the company info. Now they will not accept > > this and if you do not file personal tax reports they can block your cpf > > and give a fine. The new part was the fine. > > > > BRAZIL LAW REGARDING CUSTODY... In the majority of the cases 9 out of 10 > > the children stay with the mother. Even if the mother is involved in > > prostitution whic is legal in Brazil, in anything that does not present > > physical harm to the child. Brazil law for children is based on ECA > > estatuto criança e adolescentes which is past dated and is basically > > irrelevant to 2009 world law. > > > > > ECA = best for children to be with family= if father rapes daughter the > > daughter should taken from the home and the family rehabilitated then > > returned to the home. > > > > When it comes to family and anything people oriented Brasil is behind the > > times. > > > This is what my Brazilian wife who specializes in Brazilian family law has > written in response: > > > You said: "In the past if you own a company you could file your company tax > info and the personal would be covered in the company info." > > Best stated my accountants took care of these things so I did not. As an > american with a company in Brazil and without permanent visa I declared > exemption but could not declare exemption after 2004 but my accountants did > the filings. > > In 2007 I believe the tax I am referring to is called cmpf a tax of 1% > charged on movement of funds in banking accounts. Before they took this tax > away you had to go to RF pay a fine of 4.50 R$ and then they would regulariza > your cpf and there was no problem. In 2007 they not only charged the 4.50 > but they also charged a fine to business owners who did not declare personal > income of 160 Reais per year. The point is that we could not receive money > in our names. > > That statement is not true. You always had to and still do have to file two > income tax reports, one for the company and your own personal one because > they are different entities, the company [pessoa juridica] and you [pessoa > fisica]. > > I think the key word here is multa. > > The company has to declare its accounts and you have to declare your own > personal financial earnings that you got from the company. The company has a > tax number and you have a CPF. Those are two different numbers and require > two separate filings. > > > You said: "BRAZIL LAW REGARDING CUSTODY... In the majority of the cases 9 out > of 10 the children stay with the mother." > > Again, not true. The Brazilian law of custody is ruled by the Civil Code. The > principal rule says the judge has to decide these > kinds of issues in the best interests of the children. > > One is theoretical and the other is practical. I am speaking of the what > happens not what is in theory. I have conversed with various lawyers here > and all have said the same as I have stated. If you think you can make > positive strides in changing the practice in Sorocaba family law then PLEASE > I am open to hear you perspective. I believe there should be room for > change. > > Fathers can keep the children if they prove the mother is immoral in front of > the child or anything that can jeopardize the welfare of the child. > Well imagine that you understand theory but practice may be totally different. > Also what is considered jeopardy may be totally different depending on the > judge.. > From my point of view being near his grandmother might be considered > jeopardy, but tell that to a judge. I may believe forcing an american child > to live in Brasil is incorrect but that is my viewpoint... > > Brazilian law also allows the mother and the father to have dual custody of > the child or single custody with visitation rights. > Well here you are also correct but what I have as a problem is that my income > has been blocked, so without conditions they say they will not doEven > though I can show more than 500K Reais spent in taking care of my
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On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Sal Sunshine wrote: > > > On Apr 24, 2009, at 3:17 PM, satvadude108 wrote: > > Do you get the feeling that every once in a while > various people here go off their meds, the results > being these disturbed-sounding rants? > > Sal > > Both of you, Barry, Marek and Edward can kiss my ass. I do not need or welcome a diagnosis from any of you. If I want one I can call up one of my shrink friends and ask them for one. It was Barry's Marek's and Edward's "diagnosis" and characterization of me that pissed me off at them and keeps me pissed off at them. I don't appreciate being slammed by people, including in the current posts I'm replying to. Regarding prior activities in FFL, if you took the time to look, you would have seen that the actions then were the result of yet more being "characterized", once again as a racist. I believe the words were about the destruction of New Orleans, specifically the French Quarter. Well guess what? I'm still looking forward to a storm destroying New Orleans and specifically the French Quarter. And yes, I'm one of the people hoping Yahoo will delete FFL. Blow it away and maybe there might just be a bit of dignity and politeness to replace it. It is one thing for me to say I'm a racist, if indeed I did. But it's yet another for me to be slammed. Nobody, not even Nabby, has had to take such abuse here as I've had to over the years. Now think about that, Enlightened Ones.
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On Apr 24, 2009, at 3:17 PM, satvadude108 wrote: We do all have opinions here Tom. I've been known to be a dick as has Edg and Turq. In my experience I have never seen Marek behave in a manner other than one would see in an intelligent, helpful, professional individual. That you feel otherwise is due to your processing his strongly castigating you thru your Puff-fish glasses. IMO. Your milage obviously varies. Your MPG would improve if you did not have a history of making oblique comments about Vaj staying out of dark alleys, placing pornographic files in FFL's archives, and making demonstrably false allegations that a member of FFL sent you kiddie porn. You are obviously having a tough time of it. I truly hope your troubled mind finds lasting peace. Do you get the feeling that every once in a while various people here go off their meds, the results being these disturbed-sounding rants? Sal
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On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 8:30 AM, satvadude108 wrote: > > What is his story? When I tried to follow, in the > archives, how it unfolded I was struck by what > appeared to be a seriously disturbed individual > in need of help other than yagyas and long > program. > His issue is that he is waiting for an apology, on FFL for unjustly being called a "racist". Now as for your or anyone else's opinions, it's pretty evident here on FFL that opinions are like assholes. Everybody's got one and so many here on FFL are assholes. And that includes Edward, Barry and Mareck. I note that Barry's posts are full of bravado but you can definitely detect the fear underlying his false bravado. Notice how Barry takes it upon himself, pig that he is all of the time here on FFL, to take on the role of Miss Manners, as a holier than thou judge for FFL to take people to task and show everybody how much more superior he is. He ain't. Why would someone be so obsessed with this group. from Usenet to Yahoo so he can bicker with Judy? Who's the sick one who needs help in this picture?
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--- On Fri, 4/24/09, do.rflex wrote: From: do.rflex Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 12:06 AM --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > I dont know who you are that says you live in Brasil. However you just > speak and obviously do not know. In Brasil most recently when they stopped > the tax on banking accounts. They came up with a new rule. In the past if > you own a company you could file your company tax info and the personal would > be covered in the company info. Now they will not accept this and if you do > not file personal tax reports they can block your cpf and give a fine. The > new part was the fine. > > BRAZIL LAW REGARDING CUSTODY... In the majority of the cases 9 out of 10 the > children stay with the mother. Even if the mother is involved in > prostitution whic is legal in Brazil, in anything that does not present > physical harm to the child. Brazil law for children is based on ECA > estatuto criança e adolescentes which is past dated and is basically > irrelevant to 2009 world law. > > ECA = best for children to be with family= if father rapes daughter the > daughter should taken from the home and the family rehabilitated then > returned to the home. > > When it comes to family and anything people oriented Brasil is behind the > times. This is what my Brazilian wife who specializes in Brazilian family law has written in response: You said: "In the past if you own a company you could file your company tax info and the personal would be covered in the company info." Best stated my accountants took care of these things so I did not. As an american with a company in Brazil and without permanent visa I declared exemption but could not declare exemption after 2004 but my accountants did the filings. In 2007 I believe the tax I am referring to is called cmpf a tax of 1% charged on movement of funds in banking accounts. Before they took this tax away you had to go to RF pay a fine of 4.50 R$ and then they would regulariza your cpf and there was no problem. In 2007 they not only charged the 4.50 but they also charged a fine to business owners who did not declare personal income of 160 Reais per year. The point is that we could not receive money in our names. That statement is not true. You always had to and still do have to file two income tax reports, one for the company and your own personal one because they are different entities, the company [pessoa juridica] and you [pessoa fisica]. I think the key word here is multa. The company has to declare its accounts and you have to declare your own personal financial earnings that you got from the company. The company has a tax number and you have a CPF. Those are two different numbers and require two separate filings. You said: "BRAZIL LAW REGARDING CUSTODY... In the majority of the cases 9 out of 10 the children stay with the mother." Again, not true. The Brazilian law of custody is ruled by the Civil Code. The principal rule says the judge has to decide these kinds of issues in the best interests of the children. One is theoretical and the other is practical. I am speaking of the what happens not what is in theory. I have conversed with various lawyers here and all have said the same as I have stated. If you think you can make positive strides in changing the practice in Sorocaba family law then PLEASE I am open to hear you perspective. I believe there should be room for change. Fathers can keep the children if they prove the mother is immoral in front of the child or anything that can jeopardize the welfare of the child. Well imagine that you understand theory but practice may be totally different. Also what is considered jeopardy may be totally different depending on the judge.. >From my point of view being near his grandmother might be considered jeopardy, >but tell that to a judge. I may believe forcing an american child to live in >Brasil is incorrect but that is my viewpoint... Brazilian law also allows the mother and the father to have dual custody of the child or single custody with visitation rights. Well here you are also correct but what I have as a problem is that my income has been blocked, so without conditions they say they will not doEven though I can show more than 500K Reais spent in taking care of my family from 2004 to 2008. You said: "Even if the mother is involved in prostitution which is legal in Brazil, in anything that does not present physical harm to the child." Prostitution is NOT legal in Brazil. Theory and Practice...Prostitution is a very large industry in Brasil. A large portion of Brazilian tourism is based on Prostitution. They do not arrest a woman for prostitution in Brasil. They may arrest someone who is pimping but rarely do they arrest a woman for prostituion
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On Apr 24, 2009, at 1:28 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "shempmcgurk" wrote: This of course is nonsense (but what else would you expect from a retired postal worker? You know what they say about "going postal"). May I suggest that it is best to humour Mr. Manning (or do.rflex as he calls himself) and play along with him. When he insists to you that he lives in Brazil, please agree with him. Indeed, tell him that you will be happy to meet with him the next time you're in Sao Paolo or wherever it is that his psychosis will tell you he lives. I see that Nabby passed the torch of insanity and meanspiritedness to Shemp before he left. It's a tough job, but somebody's gotta do it. Sal
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On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 9:14 PM, Alex Stanley > > Yep, it's all true. So, please just ignore the fact that do.rflex's posts > come from a Brazilian IP address: > > 20151108196.user.veloxzone.com.br > But on a.m.t he described the block he lived on, described Carnival, told about the plight of the homeless in his neighborhood. I remember his describing the poor schizophrenic homeless lad. And to think all along the schizophrenic was John Manning. How does he spoof the Brazilian IP address? Does he spoof all his post headers, telnet into a Brazilian box or actually have an account with veloxzone.com.br? How is it y'all found out about his spoofing? Was it as simple as his accidentally revealing his hand? If only Barry turned out to be a lot closer than Spain. It would be easier to break his legs.
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honestly I wish someone would bail me out but I am here because I love my son and I choose to fight for what I believe to be mine. So if there was a way to wave one´s hand and make this all go away yes PLEASE do. --- On Wed, 4/22/09, Rick Archer wrote: From: Rick Archer Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 8:21 PM From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:fairfieldl...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of pranamoocher Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 6:03 PM To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brasil Law and Brasil Love I didn't get that he was asking anyone to bail him out. In fact he said he can't receive money from the US. He's just telling his story and asking for a little compassion and sympathy, which I feel for him. You need help alright- help to stop posting insane messages and asking others to bail yourself out. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > Jai Guru Dev > > In case you have wondered where went Louis > > In 2004 I had a reconnect with a woman. I spoke to her by phone for a friend > who found her on an internet dating site. I advised my friend that it was > better that I not talk to this woman again, but as it was in the time of > Carnival 2004 and everything closes in Brasil during Carnival, he insisted > that I give her a call. I did. When he came to Brasil she was two months > pregnant... > > Today after living together for 4 years I live in a town called Sorocaba > where my son lives with his mother, her mother, his uncle, his wife and my > son´s sister. The grandmother is a woman in her 60´s illiterate as far as > education goes, yet very viscious as life goes. I louis thomas Mckenzie was > not trained at MIU, UCSD or COLUMBIA or NYU or New Seminary in how to deal > with a person like this. A mother pimp she lived off money given to her > from three daughters that she assisted in becoming prostitutes. A woman who > with her husband took all of their ten children out of school by the age of > 10, or after the 4th grade. > > In Brasil they use all kinds of natural law manipulatives in order to effect > the desired result. In 2007 Maria A was told that if I recieved an investment > in my company in Brasil her daughter would go to jail. She was told this by > a woman who channels gypsies and other devil spirits and is specialized in > doing harm to people for money. They decided to do everything and anything > they could to break up my family and make sure that I did not receive my > funding. (This is no longer hypothesis it has been verified and is now fact) > > By the end of 2007 we could not receive any money via western union in our > names in Brasil. From 2008 January to June we received a total of 1500 usd, > compared to the year before in which we recieved 15000 in the same period. > In July of 2008 we had to move to Sorocaba because we lost our apt in Sao > Paulo. one week after arriving I was asked to please leave the apt of my > mother in law because her daughter who paid her rent did not want me there. > > I took a hotel room. Since that day the strangeness just got stranger and > stranger until today, I am an american with a brazilian born child who is > bound by brazilian law which says that no matter how bad the living situation > is the child belongs with the mother. > > The law says that even no matter what if the mother or father does not sign > an agreement to allow it is not possible to leave the country with the > child. So in order for me to come back to the US and get a job I would have > to abandon my child. I have refused to do so. I have had things happen > like hotels asking ne to leave after paying 11,000 reais = 5000 usd while > trying to arrange a new credit card. The person who was willing to assist > me was hit by a truck returning home to send the card info. > > I had to spend some time sleeping in a plaza. Between the financial crisis > and other things my funds have been severly delayed. I am now in a > situation where I live in a garage. Share a very small space with a nother > guy, I sleep on the floor. Seems I have been unaable to recieve even 10 > cents from the US lately. > > Recently it seems I may be getting closer to breaking this thing with this > gypsy but I am still suffering. > > I know there are some people who do not like it when people write about > personal situations but all I can say is that the guy who was on television > regarding his 4 year old son I know that story because I am living it. I > NEED HELP.. > > Louis JGD > > >
RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brazil Law and Brazil Love
From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:fairfieldl...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of pranamoocher Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 6:03 PM To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Brasil Law and Brasil Love I didn't get that he was asking anyone to bail him out. In fact he said he can't receive money from the US. He's just telling his story and asking for a little compassion and sympathy, which I feel for him. You need help alright- help to stop posting insane messages and asking others to bail yourself out. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > Jai Guru Dev > > In case you have wondered where went Louis > > In 2004 I had a reconnect with a woman. I spoke to her by phone for a friend who found her on an internet dating site. I advised my friend that it was better that I not talk to this woman again, but as it was in the time of Carnival 2004 and everything closes in Brasil during Carnival, he insisted that I give her a call. I did. When he came to Brasil she was two months pregnant... > > Today after living together for 4 years I live in a town called Sorocaba where my son lives with his mother, her mother, his uncle, his wife and my son´s sister. The grandmother is a woman in her 60´s illiterate as far as education goes, yet very viscious as life goes. I louis thomas Mckenzie was not trained at MIU, UCSD or COLUMBIA or NYU or New Seminary in how to deal with a person like this. A mother pimp she lived off money given to her from three daughters that she assisted in becoming prostitutes. A woman who with her husband took all of their ten children out of school by the age of 10, or after the 4th grade. > > In Brasil they use all kinds of natural law manipulatives in order to effect the desired result. In 2007 Maria A was told that if I recieved an investment in my company in Brasil her daughter would go to jail. She was told this by a woman who channels gypsies and other devil spirits and is specialized in doing harm to people for money. They decided to do everything and anything they could to break up my family and make sure that I did not receive my funding. (This is no longer hypothesis it has been verified and is now fact) > > By the end of 2007 we could not receive any money via western union in our names in Brasil. From 2008 January to June we received a total of 1500 usd, compared to the year before in which we recieved 15000 in the same period. In July of 2008 we had to move to Sorocaba because we lost our apt in Sao Paulo. one week after arriving I was asked to please leave the apt of my mother in law because her daughter who paid her rent did not want me there. > > I took a hotel room. Since that day the strangeness just got stranger and stranger until today, I am an american with a brazilian born child who is bound by brazilian law which says that no matter how bad the living situation is the child belongs with the mother. > > The law says that even no matter what if the mother or father does not sign an agreement to allow it is not possible to leave the country with the child. So in order for me to come back to the US and get a job I would have to abandon my child. I have refused to do so. I have had things happen like hotels asking ne to leave after paying 11,000 reais = 5000 usd while trying to arrange a new credit card. The person who was willing to assist me was hit by a truck returning home to send the card info. > > I had to spend some time sleeping in a plaza. Between the financial crisis and other things my funds have been severly delayed. I am now in a situation where I live in a garage. Share a very small space with a nother guy, I sleep on the floor. Seems I have been unaable to recieve even 10 cents from the US lately. > > Recently it seems I may be getting closer to breaking this thing with this gypsy but I am still suffering. > > I know there are some people who do not like it when people write about personal situations but all I can say is that the guy who was on television regarding his 4 year old son I know that story because I am living it. I NEED HELP.. > > Louis JGD > > >
