RSSUpdates: Amy Bishop and Goel Ratzon
Gene Lalor | February 21, 2010
Pure coincidence? 
The old jingle, “Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t” may become the theme song and the only defense of accused triple murderess, Amy Bishop.
Ten days ago she certainly felt like a nut when she offed 3 colleagues and wounded 3 others at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. She then calmly called her hubby, James Anderson, a police “person of interest,” for a ride home, and denied to police that anything had happened. She swore her victims were all alive and well.
Nice premeditated construction of an insanity defense there, Ms. Amy!
Her court-appointed attorney, Roy W. Miller, is claiming Brown, a neuroscientist, is a paranoid schizophrenic who was distraught over being denied tenure at second-rate UAH after earning her PhD at top-rated Harvard: http://bit.ly/d6wJGz
(See “Amy Bishop, Leftist Oddball,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1508, for other exploits of the Obama-loving Amy.)
I claim that despite Bishop’s bizarre behavior over the years she’s not much nuttier than anyone else who graduates Harvard and that utilizing a legal aid lawyer is her initial ploy to have her eventual guilty verdict overturned on the basis of inadequate representation.
Nice try, Amy!
More dirt has been oozing out of Goel Ratzon’s Israel.
I confess to treating the Ratzon 
On the surface, his was simply another sordid tale of a guy running a cult, maintaining a slummy harem of willing “wives” who produced dozens of offspring as products of his loins.
It turns out that Ratzon was more akin to Waco’s whacko David Koresh than to King Solomon with his 700 “official” wives and 300 concubines. There’s no biblical suggestion that Old King Sol was a pedophile but Israeli authorities think Ratzon was.
Goel, 60, seemed to make no distinction between his adult “wives” and their offspring, his own children, when it came to pleasures of the flesh and for procreational and/or receational purposes.
He stands accused of adhering to the perverted doctrine that incest is best as long as you keep it in the family and will be prosecuted as the first man in Israel charged with enslavement.
Ratzon’s cult had a very extended family of many “wives” and dozens of kids–the precise numbers are undetermined–and it’s now being alleged that he couldn’t tell the trees, his “wives,” from the forest, his four, or seven dozen offspring.
Time.com reports Ratzon kept 2 ex-wives on premises plus 29 other women–almost as many as his 36 Facebook friends–and 89 cherubs cavorting in the mess of apartments.
He boasted in a 2009 Israeli documentary, “I have everything a woman wants, all the qualities a woman wants. I give women the attention they want. It’s made of many things, but fortunately, I have everything:” http://bit.ly/77sv6O
One thing he has now is a cell in a Tel Aviv prison.
According to Sky News, “He’s accused of causing physical bodily harm to the women and the children, holding them in terms of slavery as well as unfortunately sexual misconduct to the women and children over a long period of time:” http://bit.ly/bytgkE
I guess that confusion is a natural outgrowth of polygamy since monogamy strongly implies fidelity but Ratzon evidently took issue with both monogamy and polygamy. No bigamist he, Goel legally divorced two women but never wed the other twenty-nine.
He also has the same issues as Amy Bishop has with normality.
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