People bond together to protect their own. It’s how we survived and prospered on earth.
Sometimes stuff happens in families that they want to keep quiet. Wealthy people are no different than anyone else. But wealthy people can be isolated in a different world.
Wealth and power can help to hide strange stuff but when you enter politics in the U.S. it’s fair game to look through windows to see what’s happening.
Cuyler Walker is part of that world.
Most wealthy people are as ordinary as anyone you know and I believe that ordinary people are inclined to be kind and naturally want to help others.
And here in Chester County the old wealth comes from Quaker families.
Quakers believe it is their Christian duty to help others, that we are all brothers and sisters. Their ancestors helped run the Underground Railroad during the slavery days. Their ancestors were Abolitionists.
All of us owe a debt to those Chester County Quakers and the Republican Party for ending slavery in the United States.
You might not think so but black people in Coatesville know some history of the wealthy people in Chester County.
There were blacksmiths who took care of the fox hunting horses.
They were nursemaids of their children. Many of those children are grown up with their own children.
If you want to know about Cuyler Walker go to a black hairdresser in Chester County on a Thursday. Thursday is “maids day off”.
Cuyler is the nephew of Nancy Hannum and Judge John Hannum. Walker is the same Walker in George Walker Bush’s name.
The Unionville Times
He resigned as the GOP candidate for the 158th State Legislative District kind of at the last minute.
His name has been removed from the website of the Pepper Hamilton law firm, where he was a partner.
The Upland School allegedly removed him from the board of directors of Upland.
There was talk that a Finnish exchange student was not allowed to stay at Walker’s house.
Walker’s wife allegedly moved out.
Some older black people here say the something bad happened to Cuyler when he was a boy. They say it involved some men who worked in the stables.
They say his mother moved him and his brother to a live in boarding school.
That Cuyler’s brother committed suicide.
Moving up to present day. Some of those old black people don't understand why Cuyler’s wife put Cuyler’s children into a boarding school. They say Cuyler’s wife said that her husband hated spending so much of his life away at the boarding school and she wouldn't do that to Cuyler’s children.
They had that nice Rolling Plains house all fixed up with the latest stuff. It's easy to clean. There's a place to put everything away. His wife allegedly took her children and moved out of that nice house.
I don't know what will happen. But I'm sure that nothing official will happen before Election Day November 4th.
Most Chester County judges are friends with or family members of Cuyler Walker.
Most Federal Judges in the United States District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania are friends of or relatives of Cuyler Walker.
I had some personal experience with a child molester. It’s part of the reason that I moved away from our home in Montgomery County. He is a big guy. Ex-Marine and wrestler. With a history of arrests for assaults.
I was on to him.
He got away with things that would put most people in jail. Some influential people in the local government "protected" him.
He’s been in prison. Back out of prison and working as a custodian at local parks.
Nice job for a pedophile, don’t you think?
He’s back in prison now. He should stay there.
Another quote from True Detective:
“There is no such thing as forgiveness. People just have short memories.” – Rust Cohle
Source: http://rustcohle.com/rust-cohle-quote-thing-forgiveness/
I don’t know. Maybe it’s still in there and a sound or a smell can awaken that memory.
You can watch Cuyler Walker talk about “family values”, “Christian values”, and “compassion for the protection of life”.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014
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