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SittingBull Donating Member (398 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 02:49 AM
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Go Fitz!
For the criminal purposes of the Bush administration, Patrick Fitzgerald is their worst nightmare come true. He is a career prosecutor with a reputation for being not only "frighteningly" brilliant but fearless, and with a driving passion for determining the truth, their most mortal enemy. Indeed, the fastest way to get Fitzgerald’s fur up is to try to lie to him as a witness. See, he's a workaholic already, and liars just make him work harder. And if you've committed a federal crime like maybe . . . oh gee, maybe like perjury . . . says an old attorney friend, "Pat Fitzgerald's gonna get ya." Oh, and did we mention that he always goes for the person at the top of the conspiracy?



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I Love that!
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Wilms Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 02:54 AM
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1. Seems they failed to vet this guy, too.
:evilgrin:
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Journeyman Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 04:07 AM
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5. I love it. . . that's truly the BushCo word, isn't it. . . "vetted". . .
The Harken deal was completely "vetted." The Energy bill was "completely vetted." The CIA "vetted" the State of the Union address. All Iraqis hired by the US are sent through a "vetting" process.

As Inigo Montoya wryly observed: ""I do not think that means what (they) think that means."
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cynatnite Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 02:59 AM
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2. People who know him called him 'scary smart'
:evilgrin:
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ClayZ Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 03:13 AM
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3. "he always goes for the person at the top of the conspiracy"......


Mr. Fitzgerald has been chosen for a MIGHTY task.
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Trajan Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 03:48 AM
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4. NOW Im worried ...
How much booze would be plied; how much money offered; how much a young dedicated GOP pledge would be cajoled by a thoughtful superior, to convince that pledge that Fitz must be silenced ? ...

'For The Good Of The President and His Party' .....

I fear for that man's life now: he is too strong and too honest ....

I hope he is well protected ....

Those that killed John, Martin and Bobby still live, and their money tree is about to shrivel ... THEY will get desperate ....
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SittingBull Donating Member (398 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 05:16 AM
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6. He is in the focus of public interest
they can't kill him right now without outragous.
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Dunvegan Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 09:12 AM
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7. Done...
...and recommended.

(Very easy interface, and wicked fast to use)

Here's my letter:

It is clear to anyone now that president Bush and his entire administration lied us into a disastrous, unnecessary, illegal and immoral war in Iraq.

In 2003 I spoke on the Homeland Security track at a conference in Washington DC.

At the conference some of the other speakers on the same track were Ralph Basham, Director of the Secret Service, and multiple think tank representatives, such as the RAND Corporation.

Saying that, I find in evaluating the years since then of "secrets and lies" emanating from the Executive have in all probability built to "high crimes and treason" at this point.

Not only did they lie, as demonstrated by the Downing Street minutes, they knowingly conspired in those lies. And they did so maliciously, cynically, and with the intent of enabling their personal business cronies engage in no-bid war profiteering, in effect to embezzle hundreds of billions of dollars from the federal treasury.

Moreover, when challenged on the biggest of those lies, that Iraq posed a nuclear attack threat to the United States, high level members of the Bush administration committed treason by exposing the identity of an important CIA operative whose dedicated life's mission was preventing the spread of the very weapons of mass destruction the Bush Administration had used against the American public as weapons of fear.

And president Bush has protected the perpetrators of these acts, failing to remove them from their positions of trust as he represented he would do at the very minimum based on their manifest involvement.

Halliburton's no-bid war and NOLA disaster profiteering traces back indelibly to Vice President Dick Cheney and his influence on the Executive's policy decisions...which enrich Halliburton.

I support Patrick Fitzgerald's investigation of crimes in the sitting and appointed Executive Branch.

It is time to get to the bottom of the "culture of corruption" based out of the White House.

My call is to follow the path necessary to impeach President Bush and Vice President Cheney.

Respectfully Signed,
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