Roman Polanski and his former wife, the late Sharon Tate
As far I'm concerned, Switzerland can take their watches, chocolates, and secret bank accounts full of Nazi gold, and shove it up their ass. They've denied the United States' extradition request for famous child molester Roman Polanski and have made him a free man within their country. From AP:
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As far I'm concerned, Switzerland can take their watches, chocolates, and secret bank accounts full of Nazi gold, and shove it up their ass. They've denied the United States' extradition request for famous child molester Roman Polanski and have made him a free man within their country. From AP:
The Swiss government declared renowned film director Roman Polanski a free man on Monday after rejecting a U.S. request to extradite him on a charge of having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl. The Swiss mostly blamed U.S. authorities for failing to provide confidential testimony about Polanski's sentencing procedure in 1977-1978.I've got a brilliant idea. Clearly the Swiss love their child molesters. Well coincidentally, here in America, we have tons of child molesters in prison. See where I'm going with this? Why don't we ship our most depraved child molesters over there? We'd be happy because we'd be saving the millions of tax dollars it takes to incarcerate those perverts. And Switzerland would be happy because they'd have millions of men walking the streets who love to fuck kids. This is really a win-win situation for everyone involved. I wouldn't be surprised if Obama sets this plan in motion later today.
The stunning decision could end the United States' three-decade pursuit of Polanski, unless he travels to another country that would be willing to apprehend him and weigh sending him to Los Angeles. France, where he has spent much of his time, does not extradite its own citizens, and the public scrutiny over Switzerland's deliberations may dissuade other nations from making such a spectacular arrest.
"Mr. Polanski can now move freely. Since 12:30 today he's a free man," Justice Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf declared.
Authorities in Los Angeles and Washington cannot appeal the Swiss decision. Sandy Gibbons, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, declined to comment.
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