[Husker] Joe Paterno

[Steven]

If Clint Eastwood would have ''raped" little boys... I would have 
proudly strung his "ass' up. Before this is done...it will embarrass 
even you...Don't go to bat for this clown....his house of cards will 
fall and everyone within a 30 mile radius will burn...




On 11/12/2011 7:32 PM, Don Rietsch wrote:
> Steven,
>
> Are you in the movies?  Didn't you play the ring leader in the lynching of
> Clint Eastwood in Hang Em High?
>
> Don Rietsch
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> ---Original Message-----
> From: husker-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:husker-bounces at tssi.com] On Behalf Of
> Steven
> Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 8:02 PM
> To: husker at tssi.com
> Subject: Re: [Husker] Joe Paterno
>
> I totally disagree with about 95% of your post.  Do NOT let this "I'm
> old" demeanor fool you. Joe Paterno knew exactly what Jerry Sandusky
> did..and the subsequent investigation and trial.... yes, trial will
> bring all of these things to light.  Not only will there be several more
> boys(men) that speak out..but he could have put a stop to it in
> 1994...and again in 2001. He chose to look the other way. This was an
> intentional cover-up that will go to the top...(Jo-Pa) will have to
> admit that he covered for his long time friend...because he "just had a
> little problem...with little boys" I guarantee that this will "Hit the
> fan" like all S*h* i....does.   Hold on....this will be as earth
> shattering as the Catholic Church scandal...but it centers around one
> "monster" ...Go ahead Jo-Pa...you old fool...hang on to the ship until
> you drown...As you are going down you will see the faces of the many
> that your buddy raped...and they will ask you one simple
> question..."why" didn't you stop him?
>
> Sleep with that you old gutless wimp.  Grow some...it may not be too late.
>
> Steven K
> Class of 1983
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> On 11/12/2011 6:42 PM, Don Rietsch wrote:
>> I'm going to go out on a limb here and offer up some support of Joe
> Paterno.
>> Here in rural Howell, MI  with no Cable access until 8 years ago, we
> didn't
>> get to watch many Husker games.  So we became Penn State fans (my wife
> Pam's
>> dad was a PSU grad) and have watched quite a few PSU games over the last
> 40+
>> years.  Several years ago, judging by his behavior on the sideline (pacing
>> back and forth alone in his world,  saying not a word to anyone), we
> thought
>> he may have suffered a stroke or may have developed some other aging
>> disease.  This was about the time Sandusky was caught in the act.  Penn
>> State was going downhill fast and Paterno was asked to resign.  He
> refused.
>> A year or two later, he looked like he had recovered somewhat but he has
> not
>> been at his best since.  I believe the last few years he has been the
> coach
>> in name only, sort of like Bear Bryant was at the end of his reign.
> Today,
>> if you listen to him talk, you can hardly make out what he is saying.  I
>> believe (and I'm no Doctor) age has caught up with him.  Yes, he should
> have
>> done more but I suspect he had no idea what was going on with Sandusky.
>>
>>
>>
>> I think firing him was classless and heartless.  What the h_ll would it
> have
>> hurt to let him stand on the sidelines and be the "coach" for one more
> game?
>> Are the kids better off because he was fired and not allowed to retire?
>> Firing him doesn't accomplish a damn thing except destroy an old man.  An
>> old man that has spent 40+ years totally dedicated to PSU.  Doesn't that
>> account for anything???   The Trustees fired him to show how tough they
> are.
>> That and to save their asses from criticism.  They fired him because the
>> media wanted him fired.  They are gutless because they took the easy way
>> out.
>>
>>
>>
>> Don Rietsch
>>
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