Seminole Lake Owner Arrested

Speaking of gel coat, the brake lights on my brand new Cobra trailer flash whenever I apply brakes. So I purchase a brake adjustment tool at my local auto store thats next to a Sports Bar that serves oysters. Hell, two birds with one stone I think plus oysters have always helped me with my plumbing, if you know what I mean, and as I slurp down a doz. of those beauties, a midget sitting next to me ask about the brake adjustment tool on the counter.
Well , he begins to tell me that his father invented the Thighmaster that Suzanne Sommers made millions selling.
So now whenever I brake , I think of Suzanne Sommers. "Feel the burn ladies, again, again, yes, ...7,8,9,10. Do you feel it?"

R

On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 8:40:04 AM UTC-5, Retting wrote:
Speaking of gel coat, the brake lights on my brand new Cobra trailer flash whenever I apply brakes. So I purchase a brake adjustment tool at my local auto store thats next to a Sports Bar that serves oysters. Hell, two birds with one stone I think plus oysters have always helped me with my plumbing, if you know what I mean, and as I slurp down a doz. of those beauties, a midget sitting next to me ask about the brake adjustment tool on the counter.
Well , he begins to tell me that his father invented the Thighmaster that Suzanne Sommers made millions selling.
So now whenever I brake , I think of Suzanne Sommers. "Feel the burn ladies, again, again, yes, ...7,8,9,10. Do you feel it?"

R

And--------- I love my 2-33.
Don't know what Henry is complaining about. He's been a known flasher for years.

UH

On Monday, February 15, 2016 at 9:25:52 AM UTC-5, wrote:
https://www.caymancompass.com/2015/1...nian-fugitive/

Extradition approved for Romanian fugitive


By James Whittaker -

December 31, 2015
Henry, Henry,Henry, Keeping on the topic of gelcoat. Suzanne Sommers would never refer to the inventor of the Thigh-master as a midget. They are little people. You know.....Dwarfs.


The founder of the secret police service of Romania will be sent back to his home country to face jail time for corruption, a court in the Cayman Islands ruled this week.

Mihai Tanjala, a politician and entrepreneur in the former Communist country was sentenced in 2011 to five years in prison for a fraudulent business deal. He fled Romania and has been on the run ever since.

According to testimony from an Immigration officer and an Interpol agent, he arrived in the Cayman Islands from Cuba, undetected, in September. It was only when he tried to enter Jamaica after boarding a flight to Kingston on Oct. 14 that anyone noticed there was an international warrant out for his arrest.

Romanian authorities were alerted and he was sent back to Grand Cayman to face an extradition hearing.

Tanjala, who appeared before Chief Magistrate Nova Hall in a two-day hearing either side of Christmas, attempted to argue that he had been unfairly convicted in his home country for political reasons.





He claimed his life would be at risk if he was sent back to Romania and pleaded with the magistrate not to approve the extradition request.

At one point during the hearing, Tanjala suggested that if the authorities did not believe he was innocent, he could serve out his sentence in the Cayman Islands.

"If it is expensive for Cayman to keep me here, I will pay for jail."

He maintained he was not guilty of the crime for which he was convicted. "I didn't make any crime," he told the court in broken English.

"You can't extradite me for something that didn't happen. I am not a criminal, I am innocent. Please try to see the truth. If I was convicted by abuse, what do you think will happen to me in Romania?"

The magistrate, in her ruling Tuesday afternoon, said the court had no jurisdiction to make a determination on Tanjala's guilt or innocence.

She said the court was satisfied that he had been convicted in Romania and said his claims that he was victimized for political reasons could not be substantiated.

She ordered that he be handed over to Romanian authorities. Mr. Tanjala has indicated he will now file a writ of habeus corpus in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands to officially contest his original conviction.

The court heard that he had absconded from Romania immediately after his conviction and had been a fugitive ever since. He claims he was fleeing an injustice and was attempting to reopen his case from exile in the U.S.

Tanjala was convicted of deliberately underselling property of a company, part-owned by the Romanian state, to a family member.

It was alleged that as administrator of the company IC IGMUG SA Giurgiu, he had become aware of an offer to buy the property from another firm, Zone Libere SA.

Instead of authorizing the deal, he orchestrated the sale of the asset to a company owned by his wife for a fraction of the price. That company then made the deal with Zone Libere SA at a massive profit.

During the hearing, Tanjala repeatedly challenged the evidence and cast himself as a victim of political persecution.

The 58-year-old was a member of the social democratic party that ruled Romania in the immediate aftermath of the fall of Communism and the execution of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.

In the chaotic privatization of state assets that followed the 1989 revolution, there were numerous allegations of corrupt deals, including the appropriation of state assets and businesses at prices far below their actual value.

Mr. Tanjala, during the hearing, painted himself as a campaigner who had fought for the return of property and businesses taken from the people at the inception of the Communist regime.

He claimed to have won several legal victories in the civil courts against the Romanian state and brought corruption in the privatization process to the attention of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes in Washington.

The media in Romania has reported that he is actually accused of being on the other side of this process and could face potential prosecution in connection with other business deals if he is returned to his home country.

Mr. Tanjala cited this possibility himself as evidence he should not be extradited, claiming in a written submission to the court, "Currently in Romania there is an intensive media campaign on his extradition in Romania and it officially shows that he is expected to open new trials and to be sentenced to life imprisonment for indefeasible criminal offences, but which he did not commit, resulting in being sentenced for life."

Prosecutor Cheryll Richards said nothing had been presented that supported his claims that the Romanian system was not working in an appropriate way..

"There was no evidence for what he said that he was at war with the Romanian state," she said. "It appeared that he was following a legitimate process that had resulted in his favor ...

"He seems to have benefited from the very system he says is being used against him."

She said there was nothing to suggest that his crime was for anything other than the "ordinary criminal purpose of financial gain."

Magistrate Hall ordered that a warrant of committal be signed for his transfer back to Romania.

On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 12:23:10 AM UTC-5, Santiago Lopez wrote:
"After seeing worldwide news of criminals such as ... (Insert name of favorite villain, Lopez, Trump, Flynn, Pelosi, Clinton, Kim, etc)..., this serves as a reminder to anyone in the world that citizens should work together towards the greater cause of justice worldwide"
Doesn't it sound completely dumb as an introduction to a discussion about Seminole Lake and its relation to a Romanian?

I agree let's work together for the greater cause of justice worldwide.
The only way for citizens to get worldwide justice is to keep criminals in their home countries where they can be judged by their people for crimes against their own people with the justice standards of their own culture. Problem solved. You keep your criminals out of America, And America will keep our Schweizer gliders from the rest of the world.

.......so I'm driving along with a stupid grin on my face and my NC beauty ask "why do you have that stupid grin on your face? Are you thinking about oysters again?" Busted!
I asked her whatever happened to Suzanne Sommers?
"Did you ever fix the flashing lights on the trailer?" she asked.
No, working on it.
"Why is that midget in front of "Oyster Balls" waving at us while he knocks his knees together?"
His father , huh thighmast..., ..
hey, lets get some tacos.
"Beer"
Guacamole
"what's this tool do?"
Not what I thought.

R

ROBERT,

You might want to stop since no one is paying any attention to you. For all our friends, I’d ask not to add any more to this tread. This will be my last post to the troll.

Rich

On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 12:32:54 PM UTC-5, wrote:
On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 12:23:10 AM UTC-5, Santiago Lopez wrote:
"After seeing worldwide news of criminals such as ... (Insert name of favorite villain, Lopez, Trump, Flynn, Pelosi, Clinton, Kim, etc)..., this serves as a reminder to anyone in the world that citizens should work together towards the greater cause of justice worldwide"
Doesn't it sound completely dumb as an introduction to a discussion about Seminole Lake and its relation to a Romanian?

I agree let's work together for the greater cause of justice worldwide.
The only way for citizens to get worldwide justice is to keep criminals in their home countries where they can be judged by their people for crimes against their own people with the justice standards of their own culture. Problem solved. You keep your criminals out of America, And America will keep our Schweizer gliders from the rest of the world.

America keeping our Schweizer gliders from the rest of the world? Now that's criminal.

This reminds me of Spencer Aircraft and it’s Pedophile UPS pilot owner years ago.

On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 10:35:05 AM UTC-8, Rich Owen wrote:
ROBERT,

You might want to stop since no one is paying any attention to you. For all our friends, I’d ask not to add any more to this tread. This will be my last post to the troll.

Rich

Rich,

This is they guy YOU are doing business with (excerpt from one of the links https://kingofromania.com/2016/06/07...mihai-tanjala/ you obviously ignored):

* Prior to 1989, Tanjala is paid to ruin the lives of people who disagree with the government in Communist Romania.
* Immediately following the revolution, Tanjala and his buddies form a secret police unit which plays an instrumental role in crushing democracy during the Mineriad of 1990.
* Tanjala then joins a political party for fun and profit, mostly profit.
* Tanjala goes to the United States in 2003 where he befriends another Romanian crook and ultimately goes into business with him.
* All goes well until his fellow crooks snitch on Tanjala in 2008, causing him to flee Romania.
* Tanjala hightails it to the United States where he lives a great life, flying around with celebrities at his airfield that he bought for more than 2 million dollars.
* Tanjala is convicted in absentia and put on Interpol’s fugitive list.
* Tanjala then pays someone $50,000 to leave the United States without being arrested.
* Tanjala travels the Caribbean, working on his tan and enjoying the good life.
* After leaving the Cayman Islands and heading to Jamaica, a miracle happens and a border officer actually checks Interpol and finds out Tanjala is on the most wanted list.
* Tanjala gets sent back to Cayman where he tries to bribe his way out of trouble.
* This week, justice is served. Tanjala loses his case and is set to be extradited to Romania.

Tanjala told the Cayman judge that he feared for his life if he is sent to Romania to serve his 5-year jail sentence. Considering the huge numbers of people dying in Romanian jails, he might be right.

But even if he does die, the people of Romania will never get their 100 million euros back and Tanjala’s family is still living the good life in south Florida.

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I would expect that the people Tanjala defrauded will seek to regain what is rightfully theirs. This would include the Seminole-Lake Glider airfield and all of the equipment purchased with illegal funds.

Tom

Well, hopefully someone will step in and buy the operation and the money can go to the victims. I just hope that person is a glider pilot.

Until then, I’ll be there flying.