"Award Winning" liberal blogger Meg Lanker-Simons threatens to rape herself

All of a sudden, the internet is abuzz with false allegation arrests. Thankfully in this instance, no one was falsely arrested. Rather, this woman made a threat of rape... against herself! What a fitting end to Child Abuse Awareness Month. Seeing some of the comments on this story in the media shows how deep the "rape culture" mantra has become embedded in our society.

Meg Lanker-Simons was a liberal blogger who won an award for her blog "Cognitive Dissonance," but now she's in the running for a different kind of award. A Shiitake Award! (As a side note, I lean to the left, so I'm going to join in on the political bashing. This girl is a dingbat.) Unfortunately, the rape-culture believers have fiercely defended her, even blaming "rape culture" for this false allegation.

(A second story with more pictures, screenshots, and coverage of a protest encouraged by Meg's false threat can be found HERE)

http://www.laramieboomerang.com/articles/2013/04/30/breaking_news/doc518002170be89677502843.txt

UW Police: Facebook post was a hoax -- UPDATED
Citation: UW woman 'admitted' making controversial statement
BY JOSHUA ROBERTS / JOSHR@LARAMIEBOOMERANG.COM • TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2013


The University of Wyoming Police Department issued a citation Monday afternoon in Albany County Circuit Court for Meg Lanker-Simons, a woman allegedly threatened last week in a social media post authorities now contend was a hoax.

The citation is for interference, a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment up to a year and a fine up to $1,000.

"Subject admitted to making a controversial post on UW Crushes webpage and then lied about not doing it," according to the citation.

She is scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. May 13 in Circuit Court.

The post was made to the UW Crushes page April 24 on Facebook and described Lanker-Simons as "that chick that runs her liberal mouth all the time and doesn't care who knows it."

The post also referenced a graphic, sexual act against Lanker-Simons.

"One night with me and shes gonna be a good Republican (expletive)," the post read.

The post created a stir on social media and at the university, with school officials issuing statements denouncing the post against Lanker-Simons and campus police opening an investigation.

Lanker-Simons could not be reached for comment.

UW released a statement Tuesday afternoon regarding the citation.

"This episode has sparked an important discussion reaffirming that the UW community has no tolerance for sexual violence or violence of any type," UW spokesman Chad Baldwin said. "The fact that the Facebook post apparently was a fabrication does not change the necessity for continued vigilance in reassuring that we have a campus where everyone feels safe.

"It's important that this event does not undermine the progress that has been made in this area."

According to the UW statement, Lanker-Simons received the citation as a "result of false statements she made to the UW Police Department."

The citation followed a police interview of Lanker-Simons and a search of her computer equipment pursuant to a warrant, UW reported.

UW Police "obtained substantial evidence verifying that the offending Facebook post came from Lanker-Simons' computer, while the computer was in her possession."

Pamela Kandt, co-convener of the Episcopal Women's Caucus and a Casper activist, came to Lanker-Simons' defense Tuesday.

Last week, after the controversial post went public, Kandt lobbied university officials for a "swift response to this outrage."

"I will tell you, I believe Meg is innocent of this outrage," said Kandt, adding she believes the citation issued by police is a "classic case of blaming the victim."

Kandt said she has spoken with Lanker-Simons following the citation's issuance.

UW Police, Kandt said, "have bullied her and they have pulled a bluff."

"This is the worst episode of 'Law & Order' you can imagine," Kandt said.

She added, "I mean, my God, who would do this to herself?"

Girl lies about rape, RSO still held on $150,000 bond

So this girl lies, claiming this homeless registrant raped her. Then she took it back and now says he only told her he wanted to fuck her. So he's being held on a $150,000 bond on the basis of a statement from someone who admitted to lying. Washington should be renamed Hogwashington, a lot of people in this state are full of it.

http://tdn.com/news/local/lpd-transient-sex-offender-approached-young-girl-at-lake-sacajawea/article_94116850-b5e5-11e1-b149-001a4bcf887a.html


LPD: Transient sex offender approached young girl at Lake Sacajawea
By Tony Lystra / The Daily News | Posted: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 8:30 pm | No Comments Posted




Authorities on Tuesday arrested a registered sex offender suspected of trying to persuade a 14-year-old Kelso girl to have sex with him at Lake Sacajawea in May.
A Kelso girl told police in May that she was at Lake Sacajawea in Longview on May 1 when a man began speaking to her inappropriately, according to an affidavit.
The girl told authorities in two separate interviews that the man, later identified as a 42-year-old transient, told her that he "did not see anything wrong with younger girls having sex with older men," according to an affidavit filed Wednesday in Cowlitz Superior Court.
Among other inappropriate comments, the man also said he was dying of cancer and "wanted to have sex with a young girl like her."
The girl initially told a Longview police officer that the man raped her in a bathroom at the park, but later recanted, saying she lied to the officer, according to the affidavit.
The Daily News usually withholds the name of sex crime suspects until they are formally charged.
The suspect is being held in the Cowlitz County Jail in lieu of $150,000 bail on suspicion of communicating with a minor for immoral purposes. Police said he was convicted of first-degree rape of a child and first-degree child molestation in 1997.

Man serves 9 years because his daughter falsely accused him of "molestering" her

Kyle:	They're evil! I WISH I DIDN'T HAVE ANY PARENTS!
Cartman:	[smoothly] Well, you… could make them… go away for a while.
Kyle:	How?!
Cartman:	Well, I mean, you… could… call the police and have them take your parents away.
Stan:	The police?
Cartman:	Yeah, I saw it on TV. All you gotta do is call the police and say that your parents both molestered you.
Kyle:	What's that?
Cartman:	I don't know, but it works. When I wanted to get rid of my mom's last boyfriend, I just called the police, and said he was molestering me, and I haven't seen him for three months.
Kyle:	[awed] Wow! Three months without parents!
Kenny:	(Wow, that is awesome!)
Stan:	But what do the police do to them?
Kyle:	Who cares? My parents deserve whatever they get. They're liars and cheats.

*From South Park's "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" episode

Predator Panic, South Park Style

Imagine serving NINE YEARS for a crime you did not commit. The liar finally admits she was lying, motivated by anger over whatever 11 year old girls get mad over. What do you get for your troubles? "Oops, sorry, we were just doing our jobs." They should give him a 9 year credit towards punching the face of the people involved as far as I'm concerned. Read the story and it sounds eerily like the South Park episode on false allegations.

http://www.katu.com/news/local/Woman-recants-rape-father-set-free-after-9-years-in-prison-145791935.html


Father freed after 9 years; daughter says rape didn't happen
By Associated Press Published: Apr 2, 2012 at 10:20 AM PDT Last Updated: Apr 2, 2012 at 2:20 PM PDT

LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) — A woman who said she lied as an 11-year-old when she said her father raped her won't be prosecuted for her testimony that sent him to prison for more than nine years.


Prosecutor Sue Baur said charging Cassandra Ann Kennedy of Longview might discourage other girls from reporting sexual assaults.


"This is the kind of thing that shouldn't happen," Baur said.


She noted, however, that it was simply a case of a person withdrawing their story — not an indictment of the system.


"Unfortunately, a man spent 10 years in prison before that happened," the prosecutor said.


Now 23, Kennedy said guilt prompted her to tell police that she lied in 2001 when she lived in Kalama,The Daily News reported Sunday.


"I did a horrible thing," Kennedy told detectives in January, according to a police report. "It's not OK."


Her father, Thomas Edward Kennedy, denied the rape allegation but was sentenced in 2002 to more than 15 years in prison. Now 43, he was released last week and all charges against him were dismissed. Reached Friday by the newspaper, he declined to comment, saying he's simply trying to get on with his life.


In recent months, Cassandra Kennedy has been staying at Mountain Ministries, a Christian addiction treatment center. Gary Miller, the organization's director, said she was in Mexico doing missionary work and couldn't be reached.


She told detectives this year that she wanted to talk about her father's conviction, according to investigative reports.


Kennedy told police her father never touched her. For nearly a decade, she said, he had been sitting in prison based on her lies.


"I just want him to be out and freed," Kennedy said in her interview with detectives. Then, she said, "I will be free on the inside."


Kennedy said she got the idea of setting up her father from a friend whose stepfather was sent to prison for a child sex crime.


"I thought that is what I would do to make my dad go away," she told police.


Thomas Kennedy and his wife divorced around 1991, and their daughters, Cassandra and her older sister, began spending one weekend a month with their father, according to court documents. The girls slept on foam mattresses in the living room of Kennedy's home.


"I wanted him to love me, and I didn't think he did at that time," she told the detectives.


Kennedy said she made up the rape story largely because her father disappointed her. "I took my own vengeance," she told police


The jury convicted Thomas Kennedy of three counts of first-degree rape of a child and the conviction had been upheld on appeal.