If I Wanted More Baloney...
posted by Patrick J. Fitzgerald at 5/27/2006
May 27, 2006
About Me
- Name: Patrick J. Fitzgerald
- Location: U.S. Attorney On Assignment - WDC, Illinois, United States
Think Globally Prosecute Locally - I grew up in Flatbush, kept my nose clean, went to law school. Now that I am in Chicago and D.C. I have found that the rampant graft and corruption to be a travesty - a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham. ---Favorite quote --- "Conditional love is an oxymoron." - Yours truly
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144 Comments:
Pure spin - Alberto would never even think of crossing his girlfriend.
I was wonering is that was true?
Gonzales is a punk, worm, sychophant, ho, war criminal, criminally insane, a terrorist, and evil.
Http://actionlyme.org
I told him to render himself to Saudi Arabia for treason psychotherapt.
Step up to the block, perp, and make a donation to the psychopath brain bank.
Kathleen, you really set a nice tone for the blog. I'm the one censored while you can call a public official such distasteful names. Is this the kind of man that Mr. Fitzgerald really is to condone such trash talk.
Rosemary, you continue to confuse me on what the rules are for this blog. I want to abide by the rules but it appears they only apply to me and everyone else has free reign.
I think SPB is a weasel but I don't really think it is appropriate for me to call him one repeatedly. But it does seem that name calling of public officials is accepted practice on this blog.
papapapapiss off anon. Rules? We don't need no stinkin rules. So tired of hearing your whining drivel. As of this moment you are dead to me. Buhbye
Name calling like takes place on this blog cheapens any real legitimate gripes that the faithful bloggers might have.
It appears there are no rules really. But I will continue to be civil trying to set an example for the faithful.
No one that knows me has ever accused me of being insecure. I think being an ass has already been taken by some of the faithful.
If you want to be taken seriously and shown respect, then be serious and show some respect.
I read that article too. I don't think Gonzales would really quit. He was mislikely made because what he did hadn't been done in 200 years. He broke the law but let's understand he's still learning the job. So he can't be expected to preform like he has had experience in Constitutional law. Mr. Bush has so many people leaving now he doesn't need to replace the Attorney General's job. Mr. Hastert should given Gonzales a break he most likely wont do it again or he can make it law.
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Assanon @4:41,
You just proved my point.
Thanks.
Sounds to me like the War of the Worlds has started. Seems that there is a lot of sealing going on right now ;-(
Let the people know the truth and the country is safe.
~Abraham Lincoln~
Waterflake! Gutentag! Everyone should check Waterflake's superb webpage.
Lincoln also said "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
http://al-rodgers.mydd.com/
Is this one of yours, Dr. Evil?
"I think SPB is a weasel but I don't really think it is appropriate for me to call him one repeatedly. But it does seem that name calling of public officials is accepted practice on this blog."
Blah, blah, blah, that's Biloxi.. That is music to my ears, Assanon.. And thank you for sharing such "positive" comments.. The GOP Koolaid bobbleheads are really paying you well.. Oh, by they way, say hello to Gonzo for me?? I just heard that he is having quite a bit of issues and hot under the collar with the Gerbil!!!
Waterflake,
Great comment by Abe Lincoln. And point well taken!
Cheers!
Guten Tag auch an dich CJT,
Good quote too and so true. Guess some decades ago is was power or money now the one concludes the other, a truly dangerous combination..
SPB,
don't listen to those comments you know very well that you're most appreciate here!
by al Rodgers
http://www.dailykos.com/story/
2006/4/16/0163/01877
*****
Mixed signals?
Waterflake,
I know.. Thank for your comments.. Just had to throw in my 2 cents to you know who.. So, I will move on.. BTW, I will be working on an article late tonight. I should send over to you somewhere early Sunday...
Sp Biloxi and Waterflake, well done on your articles. Thank you.
SPB, looking forward to the next article...of course you had to defend yourself, the atmosphere on the blog has gotten tense lately...
teak thanks...
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"The MadCow Morning News Show" writes very interesting articles.
Reporting what MSM won't.
kathleen:
I think you left out a few words to describe Gonzales.
His parents are probably illegal to top it off.
There is NO task too low, no job to dirty, no job too "wet", no black ops too dirty, no torture too difficult, no rendition to undeserving, no freedom to small to take away...ad infinitum.
Mr. Gonzales would do anything for George Bush - legal, illegal, treasonous, unthinkable .. whatever Bushco asks for to CYA, Mr. Gonzales will do.
He has blood all over his hands - the blood of OUR soldiers and OUR citizens.
Reflective of this administration...we evidently got a President who liked to play war games with REAL kids - other people's.
Gonzales fits into the Bushco mold...if it's illegal, let's bring it on!
But Jan they are protecting us from us from dangerous subversives like the Quakers. ;)
Rove Tourettes syndrome runs in family, I think I'm catching it now too.
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Twice Novak was reportedly involved in situations leading to Karl Rove being fired from political campaigns: first in 1980 from George H.W. Bush's vice-presidential campaign, and second in 1992, while working for Bush's reelection campaign. Both times Rove was fired from the staff for leaking campaign information to Novak. Rove and Novak both deny that Rove was the source.
http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Robert_Novak
"Sources close to the former president George H.W. Bush say Rove was fired from the 1992 Bush presidential campaign after he planted a negative story with columnist Robert Novak about dissatisfaction with campaign fundraising chief and Bush loyalist Robert Mosbacher Jr. It was smoked out, and he was summarily ousted" (Esquire Magazine, January 2003). Robert Novak provided some evidence of motive in his column describing the firing of Mosbacher by former Senator Phil Gramm: "Also attending the session was political consultant Karl Rove, who had been shoved aside by Mosbacher." Novak and Rove deny that Rove was the leaker, but Mosbacher maintains that "Rove is the only one with a motive to leak this. We let him go. I still believe he did it." [21] (Sources: "Karl and Bob: a leaky history," Houston Chronicle, Nov. 7, 2003; "Genius," Texas Monthly, March 2003, p. 82; "Why Are These Men Laughing," Esquire, January 2003.)
During testimony before the CIA leak grand jury, Rove apparently confirmed his prior involvement with Novak in the 1992 campaign leak, according to National Journal reporter Murray Waas.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Karl_Rove
Mr. Gonzales would do anything for George Bush - legal, illegal, treasonous, unthinkable .. whatever Bushco asks for to CYA, Mr. Gonzales will do.
Of course he would that is why Bush made sure he has an ATG that jumps through his hoops to prevent another
Saturday night massacre a`la Nixon
cjt,
Well, they sure new what they were getting when they hired him again. Weird.
Jan,
In most cases, pasting an entire article is a violation of Copyright. A couple of pertinent paragraphs and a link is safer.
Be well.
At BFA we have a troll that has been an albatross aroud the neck of that space since 2002, the moderators here might wanna take some goodly advice and nip trollanon in the bud.
Just a suggestion...
50 Ways To Dump The Dubya
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OOOPs! Thanks, I did not know that :O My bad.
I just saw a preview of Al Gore's new movie about global warming, that will be coming out this summer. It looks like it will be a good movie and at a great time!! :)
I think there is a good chance that Gonzales, McNulty and Mueller may all quit yet...time will tell.
I consider it very unwise to jump to conclusions so quickly on sketchy news accounts from the "drive by media". No target letters, no indictments and no news conferences. The Hastert misreporting seems to have died a slow death. There were some that had him frog marching no sooner than the false ABC report was broadcast.
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Special Prosecutor Biloxi said...
"Well, MSM is in the back pocket of the Gerbil.. What do you expect from the MSM... the truth??? "
Then he said:
" Hastert is paranoid as a jay bird.. If ABC is sticking by their story, then it is true... I guess ABC is not backing to the Gerbil's dictatorship.."
Huh????
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Jan, I know. Wasn't that really frustrating. I hate that when it happens.
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This is undiluted, classic Pinky. The story went front page, while everything related to the neocon downfall went toward the back.
"MISDIRECTION!" blinked at regular intervals.
Just follow the smell:
http://www.light-to-dark.com/turdblossom.html
No amount of BushCo grifting will be tolerated by an informed public-particularly when its so blatant.
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Sorry Pitt. That was for The Assanon.
By the way Pitt. Isn't it funny how we artist have found our way here?
Saturday nights get busy on Blogger and can tie up its servers sometimes, probably all that was. From yesterday....
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As he gaveled the House to order this morning, Hastert was praised, and ABC News was denounced by his Republican colleagues.
"This non-credible journalism I think degrades freedom of speech and the reputation of journalists," Congressman Lee Terry, a Republican from Nebraska, said.
On WGN Radio in Chicago, Hastert said the story was a leak planted by the FBI to intimidate him.
"It's just not true, you know. The Justice Department said there is no investigation, and this is one of the leaks that come out to try to, you know, intimidate people, and we’re just not gonna be intimidated on it," he said.
As for the facts of ABC News' story itself, this is what we've confirmed today:
That the FBI interrogation of convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff included specific and repeated
questions about his relationship with Speaker Hastert along with other members of Congress.
That, although Hastert is not a formal target, the FBI has been looking into a letter Hastert and others sent to the Secretary of the Interior urging her to block an Indian casino that would have competed with casinos represented by Abramoff.
That a few days before the letter was sent, Abramoff hosted a fundraiser for Hastert at a restaurant he owned.
The Speaker today said the letter repeated long held views about certain Indian casino rules.
"So it was a letter saying this precedent shouldn't be set," Hastert told reporters today.
When questioned about the letter's timing after a fundraiser for Hastert at a restaurant owned by Jack Abramoff, Hastert replied, "That's a coincidence."
http://blogs.abcnews.com/
theblotter/2006/05/hastert_letter_.html
-"Hastert said the story was a leak planted by the FBI to intimidate him."-
And just in case "somebody" missed it:
-"Hastert said the story was a leak planted by the FBI to intimidate him."-
? Oh so?
Jan,
Just ignore you know who. He is acting like the crap in a cat's litterbox!
Anyway, I am back. I just came back from a event in which we honored the current and past soldiers. We said a prayer and solute the flag in honor of them...
First posting:
The Gerbil show!
From Thinkprogress:
The Truman show.
President Bush invoked the name of former President Harry Truman 17 times today in his West Point commencement address. “Bush drew parallels between Mr Truman’s Cold War efforts and his own in fighting global terrorism.” One Truman quote that Bush did not invoke today: “I never did give them hell. I just told the truth, and they thought it was hell.”
First, the Gerbil is acting like he is Harry Truman.. Can't wait to see who he imitates next.. Say,.. hmmm?? Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the Special Prosecutor??? I don't think any future President will ever reference the Gerbil. If anyone in the public utter the Gerbil's name to any future President, the future President will say: "Excuse me while I use the restroom." And that President would never come back from the restroom!
Second Posting:
More Graft!
Americanblog:
"Ney and Ralph Reed ties to Abramoff exposed in court
by Joe in DC - 5/27/2006 08:12:00 AM
The trial of David Safavian, the White House aide, is keeping Abramoff and his GOP cronies in the news:
The names of Rep. Bob Ney and former Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed spilled onto the public record in a federal criminal trial Friday, highlighting the peril politicians face in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal.
In the first case arising from the Abramoff influence-peddling probe, an FBI agent read out the names of the participants on a weeklong golf excursion to Scotland and London that Ney, R-Ohio, Reed and two of Ney's congressional staffers went on with Abramoff in August 2002."
And I hope that Ney, at least, gets a decent rug on his head instead of the horse yak hair of a toupee!
Whole lot of cut and pasting going on. I guess it isn't off limits after all.
Third posting:
The Gerbil smurked after his Oscar winning performance speech:
Richard Wolffe from Newsweek, joined Keith Olbermann and says that Bush's more realistic tone and mannerisms seemed rehearsed.
Wolffe: ..And for me the big giveaway was at the end of that answer, I don't know if you can see it on camera, but the President flashed a big grin to those of us sitting in the front rows. It didn't seem that he was quite as contrite as his performance.
Here is the Gerbil's photo:
http://www.theleftcoaster.com/archives/007780.php
Busted!!!
Fourth posting:
Remember this guy?
More Problems For NYC's Ex-Top Cop
Former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik Still Facing Corruption Probe
(AP) Bernard Kerik once enjoyed a national reputation as a brash, self-made law enforcer. As New York's police commissioner, he was at Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's side during the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. By late 2004, President Bush wanted him for homeland security chief.
Kerik's fame faded after allegations of ethical lapses doomed his nomination. His troubles, however, have endured.
"A grand jury in the Bronx has been hearing testimony about a possible corruption case against Kerik involving reputed mob associates, alleged influence peddling and a questionable home-renovation project."
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/05/26/national/main1662787.shtml
Wonder if Eliot Spitzer is involved in this case...
Anon @ 9:36.
I really wish you would converse instead of attack. I think if you did, you would find your time here more well used. Do it for me. Just try.
I know all my peeps here are saying "JAN_STOP" But I just had to put that out there. That is the last I will say to Anon @ 9:36.
Jan, it really doesn't matter. I will be attacked no matter what I say. I'm a troll with a "purdy mouth", remember. I'll try it your way. It will be a good experiment to prove that I am almost always right.
Ralph reed's testimony would be interesting. I would like to see him explain all emails between him and Abramoff that are entered as evidence as of late.
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At Monday’s debate between the two GOP candidates for lieutenant governor in Canton, rival Casey Cagle pointedly asked Reed if he would be willing to testify in the Safavian trial. Also, Cagle asked, “would you plead the Fifth?”
Reed replied he would testify if asked, and that he would not take refuge in his right not to incriminate himself. Reed and U.S. Rep. Bob Ney were on the 2002 golf trip with Safavian. Reed has been accused of no wrongdoing. Ney has been named, indirectly, in the guilty pleas of Abramoff and his associates.
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/shared-blogs/ajc/politicalinsider/
entries/2006/05/23/mccain_reed
_listed_as_potentia.html
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A funny very email exchange between Abramoff and one his gang concerned getting rid of Reed.
Abramoff: "he's worse than we are!"
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I've already tried to make the point about the name calling. I think it is very childish. That is not an attack, it is a fact. I enjoy the art of the debate and I learned long ago that when your opponent results to childish name calling you are on your way to winning the debate. I doubt that any of the litigators that post here use those tactics in the court room. There are probably a dozen ways or more to make the point that someone is a "prick" without calling them one. The name calling really detracts from some possibly good points by so called professionals. That would be my proposal, use just a little decorum when you post your comments.
SPB,
I slept so well last night. :D
Show of hands, how many think I have a "purdy mouth"?
I'm the one that said that. So I guess that would be me.
I'm not proud of sating it. I will not do it again.
Jan, you sly devil. I would never have guessed. Apology accepted.
It was wrong of me to say that. No matter how you made me feel.
Yes, I am very sly. But I wish not to be tacky in my slyness. It was a good one though, wasn't it?
Jan, I doubt any of your fellow bloggers will feel any regrets for the slurs and names they have called me. It would be refreshing to be proven wrong. I don't like being right all the time.
Sorry all. I stooped low.
Jan, yes it was a good one. I had visions of some "good ole boy" wanting to do a "Deliverance" with this old city boy.
Me too. You really make me mad. I wish you would stop being so hard edged.
Jan, just like the faithful here I have convictions too. I want the real evil doers prosecuted and I'm sure there are plenty of them in Washington DC. Cunningham got what he deserved, I hope William Jefferson gets his due. I have some big disagreements with Bush on policy, protecting the borders and out of control spending, but I don't think he deserves impeachment. There are some real hard edge bloggers here that have strong beliefs. I just happen to not agree with the rush to judgement here.
Anonymous 10:29,
I too agree with everything you say. Except for one. I do believe George Bush should be impeached. I think he has lied to us (I mean you and me). If anything he even lied about being a Conservative. "Less government? We haven't been goverened this much in my time. Spending- show me the money.
And, tell me. What happened to building 7? I would like to know your thought.
Jan, we do agree about the spending. If they impeached Presidents for lying then almost every President of the modern era would have to be impeached. Clinton said he wouldn't raise taxes and that was one of the first things he did. We don't really know how many lies Clinton told, he was only convicted of one and was fined and lost his law license. But he still wasn't convicted at his impeachment hearings. We should have impeached Carter for just screwing up the economy so bad. I'm sure we could have found enough on Reagan and Bush #1 too.
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Sorry, let me be more clear about what I think. I think he lied about EVERYTHING. Tell me. What happened to building 7?
I don't buy into the conspiracy theories of 9/11 Fanatics flew airplanes into buildings and a lot of innocent people were killed.
I hold George W, Bush responsible for the deaths of over 6000 American's. And, countless others, just for his and his "friend's own gain.
Ok, then tell me. What happened to building 7?
I assume it collapsed from fallen debris from those huge towers and all that glass and steal. You tell me what happened to building #7.
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Cool, look forward to seeing that report,
OK, I am very sorry. I will leave. Again. I am sorry.
Bad Jan, sorry to get you in trouble. Good Night.
Hello all,
I am back on the blog.. I was busy writing an article.
Jan,
I got your email..Thank you for your comments. folks, please be nice on the blog.. I know that Jan is rambling. But, let's not forget who's blog this is: Patrick J, Fitzgerald.. And he is the person who rules this blog.. Jan can be sensitive to subjects so bare with her comments.. Jan, I welcome your comments.. Carry on...
:/ Thank you...
Subway Serenade:
Thanks for the laugh! 50 Ways to Dump the Dubya should be our new National Anthem;)
But, I think I shall be quite now. Sorry to all here.
Those scary Quakers-they are know worldwide for their non-violent behavior.
Kathleen good discriptive words ;-)Gonzo needs to admit it-he got punked by the big boys-he would be smart to run and tell. They will blame some of their crimes on bad advice. Maybe they should have tried a real "jailhouse lawyer"...instead of just a jerk.
Notice when Bush spoke press rarely showed what expressions were on the West Pointer faces. Let the devil preach to the choir? Not this choir...they aren't singing for him no mo'-Gerbil noticebly angry military will not heel to methods of a tyrant.
Bush as 'violence solves all problems'has encouraged this madness, and as you can see-it is contagious by the horrors some of our Marines unleashed on innocent civilians.
I think they will be delt with accordingly, considering the photographic evidence of the crime.
Looking forward to your new article SPB!
"I assume" Granny says she is assuming you are not a fact finder and that 'assuming' can also make an ass of 'U' and 'ME'
Impeachment is not an option. Dictators and despots must be overthrown.
Goper's Lament (Hard To Be A Republican
Looks like the "Minutemen" are getting the fence built on the border... on a private ranch. 10 miles of barb and razor wire fencing.
Folks,
Here is latest of the dog and pony show by the Smurf Libby:
Reporters in Libby case must turn over select documents
"WASHINGTON (AP) — Time magazine must give I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby drafts of articles so the former White House aide can use them to defend himself against perjury and other charges in the CIA leak case, a federal judge ruled Friday
U.S. District Judge Reggie B. Walton limited the scope of subpoenas that Libby's lawyers had aimed at Time, NBC News and The New York Times for e-mails, notes, drafts of articles and other information.
Walton said The New York Times might have to turn over drafts of articles and other information during Libby's trial if former Times reporter Judith Miller contradicts her previous statements about the case when she testifies as a government witness.
The judge ruled that Miller doesn't have to surrender two notebooks, her phone records or appointment calendars because the materials aren't relevant to Libby's defense.
NBC News also does not have to give Libby's defense team one page of undated notes taken by correspondent Andrea Mitchell because Walton said she is unlikely to testify at Libby's trial, which is set for January
Catherine Mathis, a spokeswoman for The Times, said the newspaper is "gratified" that Walton did not order it to give Libby editorial materials.
Walton said Time magazine must turn over drafts of first-person stories that reporter Matthew Cooper wrote about his conversations with Libby because the judge found inconsistencies between them."
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-26-cia-leak_x.htm?csp=34
Waste of time little soldier.. This is so nauseating to read the little soldier's "dead horse" case.. No wonder Fitzgerld tells me that he has to take Tylenol after court.. Now I know why!!
S-Q,
Nice photo! What is that a picture of? Is that one of the planets?? Give me the scoop..
Silverstein gave the order to "Pull" building 7. No insurance claim was filed for that structure. It just so happened that Building 7 was host to Guiliani's infamous command bunker.
My take on 9/11 is very simple: PNAC needed a "New Pearl Harbor" to get us to fall for the Iraq debacle.
I'd start there and pull every thread till the whole cloth unraveled. It don't take a street musician to figure this sh*t out.
Red Line Blues
SPB:
Thanks! Yes, that is Venus! Pretty, huh? I am into astronomy and thought I would experiment with a photo of Venus for my logo.
Elementary my dear SPB...
It's an X-Ray photo of the sun.
my mistake. If the photo was larger I would have recognized it.
I need to get a stronger telescope soon. We have plenty of clear night skies for looking at the stars and planets. :)
To all us- When coalition forces arrived in Iraq, the Iraqi people were given assurances and told about this democracy by the Coalition’s Provisional Authority...by Larry Diamond a Senior Fellow at the conservative Hoover Inst.
Democracy, as it is commonly understood, is about more than free and fair elections. It requires "independent courts, equality before the law, and constitutional limits on the powers of government. It establishes independent institutions to control and punish corruption and abuse of power." No one in a democracy "may be arrested, imprisoned, or exiled arbitrarily. No one may be denied freedom without a fair and public hearing by an impartial court."
T,
My sarcasm on the Quakers. They have been harrassed and actually infiltrated by undercovers posing as new members and only bcause of the their anti-war stance and vocalisms. Or so they claim and why would they be false about this?
Just one group of many but to me that one stands out.
Jan dear, you go ahead and say what you please you peacemaker you.
S-Q,
Nice picture of the planet Vwnus.. I didn't know that you were into astrology...
Subway,
I didn't think it was the sun.. the sun looks very different when I went to Hawaii a couple of years ago since the the sun in Hawaii is in the equator... It would be nice if the sun looks like the photo. The photo of Venus looks so peaceful!!
Sorry FF, many of us like SBP editorializing- and yours too ;-)
It's a free country-well, it will be.
Sounds like a fight between dogs and cats in ferverish DC meetings.
Former Fed...
My flag is out, as a distress signal.
Remember those who served throughout our history and have paid the ultimate price for the lies of their leaders.
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SBP
The picture looked very much like the xray photo of the sun that was on the cover of National Grographic back in the 70's...
cjt, I knew ;-) It still blows my mind-especially since I have worked with so many as a military family opposed to the war-that they wasted so many resources spying on "us" than on "them"...
SPB:
Astronomy not astrology. Astronomy is the study of the planets and stars...and astrology is like "what is your sign"? I know they sound almost the same but very different. :)
cjt,
Thank you :) - sorry, I'm just all flustered by The Fed Dude.
"It's a free country-well, it will be.
Sounds like a fight between dogs and cats in ferverish DC meetings."
Thank you Anon for saying those kind words. I think that people are getting a little testy on this blog. they are saying things that they probably don't mean to say..
Former Fed,
I respect you for your position. But, this is Fitzgerald's blog and he is the person to decide what comments are allowed on the blog. And he has always told all of us that he welcomes all comments regarding if we disagree or agree with one another's comments. And about spell check?? I may not be an English major, but we did have a Vice President of the United States that couldn't spell "potato." And still Quayle served as V.P. regardless of bad grammar. And yes, FF, I always had my flag up regardless if this is Memorial Day. I have friends overseas in Iraq and Afganistan sir. So, I have and always will be true patriot to my country. And you, sir, have a wonderful Memorial Day too!
T,
Many here have connections to the Military charities and I do know what you mean. The wounded from war are not covered well nor or the hardships their families are going through either.
Personally, a second cousin here sent group email to us right before his first F-18 mission into Iraq with the last line of "I hope I don't kill any children". Consider this, and how are the others we sent there wrongly coping now?
Jan you go girl! Dont you worry bout a thing!
^ too tired to run spell check
SPB:
I've been meaning to ask you this, and since you mentioned it earlier, that Fitz told you he has to take Tylenol after court. Do you work directly with Fitz or know him personally? Just curious...
Clarification: how are the others wrongly sent there coping.
There's lots of them with grave issues on their hearts now.
No, I don't work with Fitz personally.. I am what you call
a "remote" attorney.. We, on few occasions, exchange emails. But, then again, Fitzgerald exchange emails with other attorneys... Remeber, Fitz has over 300 attorneys who work for him. you can see has many employees that he is dealing with..
Do you have to travel alot SPB?
I didn't realize Fitz has over 300 Attorneys working for him! He sure alot on his plate!!
God Bless Our Troops!! And, may they all come home safe and soon!
Goodnight!
No more baloney DC, please! Some of us midwesterners have had enough BS. Carry on my blessed bloggers...And go Team Fitzie...we love your work!
Yes, God bless the troops!
Final posting (this is short):
A copy of William Jefferson's search warrant to his home:
http://www.bayoubuzz.com/jefferson_affdavit.pdf
Good night! Signing off!
Hi guys I'm back. I spent some time today with other Moms and Dads with children in Afgan/Iraq. Ya we cried together and gave each other support. I told everybody about this blog and how it keeps me up lifted you all are great. Yes I know we get some who want to disrupt the flow but we're stronge as long as we stick together. After reading the comments I'd like to thank all of you for not judging me for my mistakes. Sometimes I feel my age and the eyes aren't as good as they use to be so thanks for being kind to me. Well I'm going to sleep now talk to you tomorrow.
cjt,
Sorry about my email. I'm on webmail and have to copy, past and then I lose half I've written. Just lost a whole, long mail I wrote to SPB :/
Will write better tomorrow. Still flustered,
Same here Miss Jackie...I make a lot of mistakes myself.
Prayers for you and the families of loved ones serving around the world. They are blessed to have you supporting them. Prayers for all the loved ones that are gone this 'holiday'; try and remember happy and fun times with them, it does ease the pain of loss. God bless.
God bless everyone here,
Good night.
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T,
Thank you, I was so worried I had pissed ya'll off. Thanks for putting up with my rambling :)
It's the just the Zepplin in me - I gotta RAMBLE ON! SING MY SONG :D
From Bushs speech at Westpoint:
But America is safer, and the world is more secure, because these two countries are now democracies -- and they are allies in the cause of freedom and peace. (Applause.)
Aeh? Hello??? What sort of planet is he living on???
Republicans have a job to do. They caused the damage; fix it.
http://www.light-to-dark.com/impeach.html
America is waiting.
Jan, you committed the Cardinal Sin of trying to make nice with a Troll. Nice try.
Just one man's opinion but I think we make the "rules" up as we go here.
I thought she did fine and was sincere.
Plus from where I sit "troll" does bring some valid argument at times.
Checks and balances right? If done civily it can contribute positively.
Thank you cjt,
This video is worth watching.
"Mr. Rogers appeared before Congress to oppose Richard Nixon's budget cutbacks for Public Broadcasting, and melted the cold heart of a Senator."
http://movies.crooksandliars.com
/2729140_300.mov
CJT, I thought she did fine too. It is hard to be uncivil when someone like Jan is trying to take the discussion to a higher level. It is obvious Jan and I will probably never agree on much but that shouldn't stop the debate. She does have me researching the Building #7 thing with an open mind.
Anonymous,
Hi, Thank you. I was just watching this and thought of our exchange.
Lots of emotion in the nation in these times.
http://movies.crooksandliars.com
/Countdown-Gallow.mov
Anonymous,
Could you give youself a name? It would be nice to know you from the other anon's.
Jan, I'll post as Al. I am a Vietnam Vet so I know a little about War. I have many Vet friends and I don't know any that like War. I also know that War Protestors even though they have good intentions can do more harm than good. Just one man's opinion.
Jan, when I came home from Vietnam I took off my uniform and just kept quite. Today my Vet friends and I get together and speak proudly of our service. Many of my friends have sons and daughters in the military today. I have a nephew that served as a marine in Iraq. I come from a family of many WWII vets. So I feel I have a right to support the troops and the war effort today. My family and I have paid our "dues" to freely express support for our troops and the President.
Al :),
My Dad did two tours. I was born on Okinawa. I wish I could have known a Dad that wasn't affected by the horror of war. Bad things happened in my family because of it. I know that will happen to lots more familys in the future. How does that saying go? "It takes 7 generations to erase the sins of a father" I know I got that wrong.
So, I don't want to cause trouble here again today. I'll step back and let the news exchange happen. It's time for my morning shows :)
Good to have you with us Al!
Take care Jan, I don't want you to get Troll status. I have great respect for all Vets. There was this country song that comes to mind on this day of remembrance. "All gave some, some gave all". Today I especially remember the ones that gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Al,
I know you vets were treated so badly...
My Dad was so proud about Desert Storm. He saw them come home to celebration , thanks and in honor. He cried. He was so proud. He waited a long time to feel that way.
He came back from his war and all there was was a sweet old woman that took it on herself to setup a table with cookies and juice to greet his group. He too just kept quite... I will give honor to you all.
Jan, without fail when I see a soldier today I thank him for his service. These are special young men, all volunteers and they are the best among us.
I think there can be misunderstandings because we don't know enough about each other on the blog. However, Jan, whatever happens on this blog, you are greatly loved!
D
D,
Gosh, thank you :D
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