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Poor poor Wisan. A thief must watch his own back. Now where are his friends who got him into this?
Do these people all drive convertibles? The women's hairstyle suggests they do. I didn't know they had convertibles in the olden days.
Whatever the outcome of the discussion the FLDS will still practice polygamy and attempt to live a life of religious freedom.
Isn't it interesting to see just how far the AG will go not to get a religious freedom test case to the higher courts.
Walls just might get her million.....Wisan will get some bucks for his trouble.....and a few others might just get a good nest egg.....but polygamy will continue because the religious practice is about freedom of religion and worship of ones God.
I wonder what would have happened in 1890 if the US had sat and talked rather than threatened.
who cares?
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