Wednesday, March 17, 2004
background info related to the current saga
excerpts from e-mail dated February 27 from Doctor Noyz to Golatron 3000 about The Boy:
"So, I'm trying to do abit of intel work and find out what she may know. Working to get a kid out of Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs is a lot like working with the French Underground during the Nazi occupation of Paris. You don't know who you can trust or who knows what."
"My earlier analogy of being in the French Underground, while accurate, was perhaps a little over dramatic. Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs is more like a high school social scene, think HEATHERS with Ms. von Munchausen as the head Heather and The Wife and I as Winona Ryder's and Christian Slater's characters, planning her downfall. It's mostly a group of a dozen or so women and a couple of gay men (same thing) who have little to do but sit around and gossip, soaking up your Medicaid and social services tax dollars while ostensibly caring for and supervising children."
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"So, I'm trying to do abit of intel work and find out what she may know. Working to get a kid out of Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs is a lot like working with the French Underground during the Nazi occupation of Paris. You don't know who you can trust or who knows what."
"My earlier analogy of being in the French Underground, while accurate, was perhaps a little over dramatic. Ms. von Munchausen's so-called Home for Children with Significant Medical Needs is more like a high school social scene, think HEATHERS with Ms. von Munchausen as the head Heather and The Wife and I as Winona Ryder's and Christian Slater's characters, planning her downfall. It's mostly a group of a dozen or so women and a couple of gay men (same thing) who have little to do but sit around and gossip, soaking up your Medicaid and social services tax dollars while ostensibly caring for and supervising children."
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