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At least, not if you are disgraced press baron Conrad Black, who is filling some time at a Florida jail writing for the Canadian paper he founded, the National Post. Black used a recent column to big up a columnist on another paper he once owned, Boris Johnson,... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
Anton Valukas, a whitecollar crime specialist who played a leading role in the Conrad Black fraud investigation, was recruited by a New York bankruptcy court. His long-awaited report, which is understood to run to more than 1,000 pages, should be published... Full Article at Times Online
A pedestrian walks past the US Supreme Court building in Washington, December 8, 2009. The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear an appeal by former media baron Conrad Black and two ex-colleagues seeking to overturn their convictions for defrauding shareholders... View Photo »
President Obama could recover quickly if he took the deficit seriously and presented imaginative but moderate policy initiatives on health care, energy use, and other key issues.
It’s a real effective tool to go after corrupt politicians.” Honest services fraud was used to successfully send to prison former Illinois Gov. George Ryan, Washington lobbyist Jack Abramhoff, and Canadian newspaper publisher Conrad Black. The redrafted Blagojevich... Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
Chairman Conrad Black, asking whether it was too vague. Employees who leave work early to go to a ballgame or read the Daily Racing Form at their desks might be prosecuted, some of the justices said during a December hearing in Black’s case. “Perhaps there... Full Article at Business Week
Either way, facts are stubborn things. You watch -- in Nov, Truthiness will prevail. Dems just can't play this game. Wait, shouldn't that read "convicted felon Conrad Black has a new NR piece", or is it a different Conrad Black? That a convicted fraudster should... Full Article at Political Animal
Miguel Estrada, lawyer for Conrad Black, walks outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Washington. View Photo »
I envy Barbara Amiel, for having married such interesting men: George Jonas and Conrad Black.
Black's NRO piece on The Obama Economy contains, among many other intelligent observations, this comment: In claiming to have cut the taxes of 95 percent of Americans, as in excoriating the Supreme Court for opening the floodgates of foreign corporate influence-buying... Full Article at The Corner
But, in his case, the journalistic scandal is that I and a tiny proportion of fellow columnists decline to submit to the party line: Under prominent bylines I read that the emails exposed man-made climate change as (a partial list): “the biggest fraud i... Full Article at The Corner
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Miguel Estrada, lawyer for Conrad Black, walks outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Washington.
View Photo »Miguel Estrada, lawyer for Conrad Black, center, talks with reporters outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Washington.
View Photo »Conrad Black leaves the Derksen Federal Courthouse after being sentenced to 6-1/2 years in prison for obstructing justice and defrauding shareholders of one-time newspaper publishing giant Hollinger International Inc. in Chicago in this December 10, 2007 file. Oral arguments in Black's appeal...
View Photo »A pedestrian walks past the US Supreme Court building in Washington, December 8, 2009. The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear an appeal by former media baron Conrad Black and two ex-colleagues seeking to overturn their convictions for defrauding shareholders of one-time newspaper publishing...
View Photo »FILE - In this Dec. 10, 2007 file photo, convicted newspaper baron Conrad Black leaves the federal building in Chicago. The Supreme Court on Monday, May 18, 2009 agreed to consider Black's appeal of his fraud conviction. Black is serving a 6 1/2 year prison term.
View Photo »British newspaper proprietor Richard Desmond arrives at the High Court in central London, on July 17, 2009. Desmond has brought a libel action against writer Tom Bower over allegations against Desmond in his 2006 biography of Conrad Black.
View Photo »FILE - In this May 5, 2009 file photo, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia gestures during his keynote speech for the "Rule of Law" conference sponsored by the Louisiana State Bar Association in New Orleans. Former Illinois Gov. George Ryan, ex-newspaper mogul Conrad Black and one-time...
View Photo »Miguel Estrada, lawyer for Conrad Black, center, talks with reporters outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Washington.
View Photo »President Obama could recover quickly if he took the deficit seriously and presented imaginative but moderate policy initiatives on health care, energy use, and other key issues.
I envy Barbara Amiel, for having married such interesting men: George Jonas and Conrad Black.
When examined, Watergate is not a serious scandal ... Now, there are all sorts of distasteful things that went on, but the only allegation against Nixon that holds any water at all is this question of whether he directed Republican Party funds to, in effect, alter testimony by the people who broke into ...
The Globe and Mail’s loss is the Post’s gain and that of its readers. And congratulations on publishing Canada’s two leading sesquipedalians. We can all look forward, each Saturday, to single combat between Rex Murphy and Conrad Black — the weapons being thesauruses. Clearly, the pen is mightier than th...
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Hey! Your guy Conrad Black is good!
I'm sure we'll get attacked for it, and to hell with them ... Freedom of speech is something I understand we still enjoy in this country. Conrad Black is a very serious mind. He wrote a very serious book about Nixon, and I see no harm in asking him the rather scholarly, academic questions that these stu...
I think it's perfectly balanced, in some sense, that here's Conrad Black, who was put in jail by his enemies, and he doesn't really belong there ... He didn't behave completely properly, but on the other hand he certainly doesn't deserve what has happened to him. And I think it's similar for Nixon.
Instead of wobbling around in the middle of the road, attracting flak from all sides, wouldn’t it be nice just to do the right thing for once and tell Rupert Murdoch, Paul Dacre, Conrad Black et al to f*** off.
Discussing Conrad Black in class is always a way to get people ready to attak each other.
- occultebelta 4 hours agoMaybe conrad black should be praised for removing a molester from the streets.
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