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Looks like Corruption, Inc. is willing to sacrifice Libby instead of Karl "Goebbels" Rove. Apparently, Turd Blossom is much more valuable to the Man-Ape than The Dick's Chief of Staff is.
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Lewis Libby has been named as the source by the NYT's lawyers in the Miller case.
Libby stated that Valerie Plame was a spy. This is really really bizzare. Why would a Bush official name the wife of a Bush-appointed diplomat (Joseph Wilson), as being a spy ? Not only did Libby break the Official Secrets Act but has also put Valerie Plames life in dnager by publicly confirming that she was a spy. This stinks. Joe Wilson (Valerie Plames husband) stated that what George Bush said in his State of the Union address about Niger supplying Uranium to Iraq was a lie. Seems that the Bush administration on being shown to have lied about Niger/Uranium sought to put Ms Plame and her work (and life) in jeporardy. |
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It's rather strange seeing the Administration Apparatchiks knifing their assassins in the back. When are they going to start knifing No Such Agency people ? Or are Libby et al actually acting on behalf of the NSA ? It appears that the NSA are in the ascendancy at the moment. They have scored significant successes in the UK and New Zealand over the last 36 months. |
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Well, you named the exact reason they blew her cover: because her husband JW showed that Man-Ape was lying in his infamous "16 words" S.O.T.U. speech of Jan. 2003. These type of Gestapo tactics are no different than were used in 1930's-40's Germany. Then you have the anthrax letters that were sent to Dem. Senators Daschle and Leahy, which have been traced back to a military base in Maryland, but where the FBI & authorities have been dragging their feet for a long time. The "accidental" plane crash of Sen. Wellstone. Cockroach Tom and his bullying tactics in the House of Reps. At least he finally got indicted. Election fraud. Lies about WMD's. State-sponsored torture. Katrina. Billions missing from Iraq's coffers under Paul Bremer, and now again under the "new" puppet regime. There are any number of similar examples from these bastards. Considering the evidence and who benefits most, it is not hard to see that the BushCo's pulled off 9/11 as well. Or are all of the above mere coincidences?? I think not. What I wonder is: when are the American people going to wake up and connect the dots?
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I think the fix is in. Libby wouldn't have "released" Miller to cooperate with special prosecutor Fitzgerald if the White House didn't have the probable consequences well thought out. You'll most likely see Scooter-Boy and maybe even Turd Blossom falling on their swords to protect their bosses, because the way Bush & Cheney are said to run things in the White House, it would be highly improbable that the blowing of Plame's cover was not known about and authorized by either the Lyin' King or The Dick, or both. I'm also taking bets that all of these perps will escape real and serious prosecution.
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Not only her life but EVERYONE'S LIVES WHOM SHE EVER CAME INTO CONTACT WITH. Nice going Bush Reich errr...I mean-administration The crime of TREASON comes to mind but these criminals are pulling the strings right now in all three branch's of gov't. It is fitting that DeLay was indicted for his, no doubt, felonies. Oh well, I guess thats what god wants is Dubya to have autocratic power much like-who's the guy I'm thinking of- hmmmm..... Oh yes, Saddam ![]()
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I'm sure you are aware that the law doesn't apply to republican's when they are in power. Besides, god's on their side ![]()
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I'm completely in favor of the separation of Church and State. My idea is that these two institutions screw us up enough on their own, so both of them together is certain death. George Carlin US comedian and actor (1937 - ) Last edited by davidmc : 02-10.-2005 at 08:34 AM. |
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Which one, Mammon or Satan ? |
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LOL! The devout BushCo "Christians" never read Matthew 6:24...they must have had the flu that Sunday. ![]()
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Makes me want to give them a piece of my mind
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that and the high level morals of no nookie in the oval office, which you may remember, was the time-wasting soapbox issue of the day during the impeachment of clinton.
certainly this was the top issue of concern for many a middle american puritanical voter... i still remember how all these lawmakers took their big shot at fame by making longwinded speeches on the taxpayer's dime about this. where are they now? it is almost like bushco has something on them to keep 'em in line. it has been mentioned in an interview by an ex-bush campaign finance manager this is the case, as to what is being held over their heads, she stated it is child porn. "if you are not outraged, you are not paying attention" Quote:
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Of course...blackmail. I would bet that there are more than a few Dems in similar straights, hence their silence on so many issues with the Chimpsters. But why is it that with the Repigs, it seems most often to be some weird sexual proclivity? Apparently, too much repression when they were young.
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Same with the Conservatives here in the UK. Right wingers are born and bred perverts. Moralizing from the top of the dungheap is a defining characteristic of Perverts, and funnily enough it's something that Conservatives and Republicans do a lot of. I am over generalizing though, because Tony Blair does a lot of that too, but then again his policies are right wing through and through. |
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Of course, you're correct - everyone Plame ever came in to contact with are, by definition, also compromised too. Perhaps fatally so. I believe that the Plame case is Treasonable. It is one thing to be a spy for the other side and endanger life (Rick Ames case within the CIA comes to mind) but to have the political masters of these agencies exposing their own people is completely irresponsible and reckless. And worse. |
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It is one of the contradictions of the USA which I really cannot fathom. The insistance that somehow sexual promiscuity (Clinton and Lewinsky) is deemed to be more reprehensible than unilaterally invading another country on a tissue of lies, deceit and falsehoods. If Clinton and Lewinsky were banging away on the desk in the Oval Office, so what ? They're consenting adults. OK : I don't advocate married people fooling round but if they do, they do. However, their foolacting never had a bearing on public policy. Unlike the decision taken by Bush to go to war. It is amusing how certain sections of middle America seem to get so uptight about sexuality and who's banging who. |
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