In 1983, at age 37, Flynn moved back in with his parents and younger sister. It was around this time Flynn created started a new firm, while the SEC was investigating him. Flynn eventually agreed to pay a fine in addition to being barred from trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1988, Flynn used several aliases, including Mark Rose.
In an attempt to use the Roman Catholic Church to discourage questions of legitimacy, Flynn founded the St. Francis of Assisi Foundation in the British Virgin Islands, with a nominal mission of investing in insurance companies in order to fund hospitals. Among people solicited to join the Foundation board was retired CBS Evening News anchorman Walter Cronkite; when he declined to join, his name was used anyway.An official of the Roman Curia, Monsignor Emilio Colagiovanni, agreed to sign a letter falsely stating that the Foundation received funding from the Vatican.

By November 1993, Flynn’s illegal antics had caught up with him and he was under serious investigation by the FBI for defrauding the government, tax fraud, wire fraud and various other crimes. Around this time, Flynn’s long-time and devout Catholic girlfriend Cara Kelly threatened to turn him in, due to using the churches name in vain, after Flynn attempted to persuade her and she refused, Flynn brutally stabbed her at least thirty times and set his Connecticut compound on fire with her in it, attempting to destroy any paper trail.

Flynn quickly fled to his ancestors homeland, and a small town filled with medieval era castles, Kilkenny, Ireland. Flynn made several connections with like-minded individuals, and even a distant cousin. In March of 1995, Flynn was tipped off that the American government and Irish officials had an agreement in place to arrest and quickly extradite Flynn back to New York. Flynn fled to Canada, where he stayed in Quebec until January of 1996 and crossed the border into upstate New York. Flynn found himself living in a small mountain town in Vermont for much of the year. Flynn was considered an extremely dangerous fugitive, combat trained, nothing to lose and was known to keep a large arsenal of weapons. Officials had to be extremely cautious. On October 10 of 1996 Flynn was apprehended during an early morning raid on the log cabin he was staying in, Flynn struggled and was armed and had to be forced to wear a spit mask and shackles due to spitting and kicking agents.

Flynn refused to speak with officials during interrogation and made many racist remarks to an African American corrections officer. Flynn was likely to face a life sentence, the only debate was to hold him in federal or state prison. During Flynn’s arraignment, he appeared before the federal judge verbally abuse, calling the judge a “fat f***” and “homo”. In early 1999, Flynn was found guilty on all charges and is currently serving a life sentence in Colorado Super-max prison in Florence. “”””

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Answer by Paladin
wow, you actually found a new way to ask this question

(for the 100th time)

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In 1983, at age 37, Flynn moved back in with his parents and younger sister. It was around this time Flynn created started a new firm, while the SEC was investigating him. Flynn eventually agreed to pay a fine in addition to being barred from trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1988, Flynn used several aliases, including Mark Rose.
In an attempt to use the Roman Catholic Church to discourage questions of legitimacy, Flynn founded the St. Francis of Assisi Foundation in the British Virgin Islands, with a nominal mission of investing in insurance companies in order to fund hospitals. Among people solicited to join the Foundation board was retired CBS Evening News anchorman Walter Cronkite; when he declined to join, his name was used anyway.An official of the Roman Curia, Monsignor Emilio Colagiovanni, agreed to sign a letter falsely stating that the Foundation received funding from the Vatican.

Flynn rented a super-yacht in the summer of 1993, taking most of his friends and family, Flynn usually hung around blue collar type crowds and deeply despised fellow Wall Street workers, he refused to make friendships any further than work related with his co-workers and clients. By November 1993, Flynn’s illegal antics had caught up with him and he was under serious investigation by the FBI for defrauding the government, tax fraud, wire fraud and various other crimes. Around this time, Flynn’s long-time and devout Catholic girlfriend Cara Kelly threatened to turn him in, due to using the churches name in vain, after Flynn attempted to persuade her and she refused, Flynn brutally stabbed her at least thirty times and set his Connecticut compound on fire with her in it, attempting to destroy any paper trail.

Flynn quickly fled to his ancestors homeland, and a small town filled with medieval era castles, Kilkenny, Ireland. Flynn made several connections with like-minded individuals, and even a distant cousin. In March of 1995, Flynn was tipped off that the American government and Irish officials had an agreement in place to arrest and quickly extradite Flynn back to New York. Flynn fled to Canada, where he stayed in Quebec until January of 1996 and crossed the border into upstate New York. Flynn found himself living in a small mountain town in Vermont for much of the year. Flynn was considered an extremely dangerous fugitive, combat trained, nothing to lose and was known to keep a large arsenal of weapons. Officials had to be extremely cautious. On October 10 of 1996 Flynn was apprehended during an early morning raid on the log cabin he was staying in, Flynn struggled, but was not armed and had to be forced to wear a spit mask and shackles due to spitting and kicking agents.

Flynn refused to speak with officials during interrogation and made many racist remarks to an African American corrections officer. Flynn was likely to face a life sentence, the only debate was to hold him in federal or state prison. During Flynn’s arraignment, he appeared before the federal judge verbally abuse, calling the judge a “fat f***” and “homo”. In early 1999, Flynn was found guilty on all charges and is currently serving a life sentence in Colorado Super-max prison in Florence. “”””

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Answer by M O R P H E U S
No. Systems of economics are never represented by one single individual. As much as the Obama led hand wringing demonizers try to make it so, such is not the case… and never will be. Ultimate freedom is economic freedom.

The Obamanizers would like everyone to believe that ultimate freedom is the freedom of government to decide who gets the money. The dummy who’s given you this assignment is one of those “useful idiots'” Obama uses and laughs about over a beer before retiring to bed for the night.

Wake up, grow up, and unburden thyself from the purple haze.

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