Happy Monday..!
everyone take a deep breath, relax, and be mellowwwwwwwwwww. As the ad used to say, "Today is the first day of the rest of your life."
Make it a great one and week.
Two Questions
Two Questions: Part Two
Two Questions: Reggie Responds
posted by Patrick J. Fitzgerald at 3/05/2007
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Wishing you a lot of luck on this day Patrick. You are a source of hope for Americans. Thank you. We love You.
Happy Monday, Fitzs and fellow JB's!
Everybody pray for a verdict today.
Happy Monday bloggers,
This could be the most interesting week in a century or more...
Team Fitz are some Americans we can certainly be proud of!
BTW JB's Someone asked me last night if my real last name was really "Patriot";-) Sure and I was born on the 4th of July heehee (1976 of course)
Oh there goes Prissy telling stories again;-D
Anon 8:21-yes indeed
"Prosecutor driven to 'do right thing'
Apparently, when Mr. Fitzgerald was first approached about the job in early 2001, he thought it was a joke because these appointments are typically awarded to politically connected lawyers. He isn't active in politics; in fact, he is registered as an independent.
"We have a long, rich history of political corruption in Chicago," Peter Fitzgerald says in an interview with the National Post. "I wanted someone who was independent of the politics of the state, independent of politics entirely, and I really wanted someone who was good."
Mr. Fitzgerald moved from his New York condominium to become the top federal law-enforcement official in Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States. Appointed by President George W. Bush on the former senator's recommendation, he was named U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois 10 days before 9/11.'
www.canada.com/nationalpost/
financialpost/story.html?id=
f2f87306-cff7-
4907-9af1-c9dcdfc0f245&k=90439
Editorial
The Must-Do List
Restore habeaus corpus
Stop illegal spying
Ban torture, really
Close the CIA prisons
Account for "ghost prisoners"
Tighten the definition of "illegal enemy combatant"
Screen prisoners fairly and effectively
Ban extraordinary renditions
Ban the use of tainted evidence
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/04/
opinion/04sun1.html?_r=2&hp&oref=
slogin&oref=slogin
An Independent, huh. I knew there was another reason I liked this man. ;)
"I have thought for the longest time that [Giuliani] had zero chance," an aide to another Republican candidate who asked for anonymity talking up the chances of his boss's rival, tells Newsweek. "But he's got real momentum. And if there's a terrorist attack between now and the election, he could be the next president of the United States."
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Heaven help us all!
Judge set to decide witnesses for Diana inquest
Reuters
Monday, March 5, 2007
The judge investigating Princess Diana's death looks set on Monday to decide who will be witnesses at the inquest, raising the extraordinary possibility of the royal family being summoned to the stand.
http://www.rawstory.com/news/2007/GOP_congressmen_played_role_in_US_0304.html
"I have no idea what you are talking about."
haha
PS....Good Morning, Good Luck and No Worries, Be Happy.
Domenici has selected memory.
Let's have the jury light a fire under their rears and have a verdict today!
Can we lose the word verification please?
Good Morning Fitzie and JBs,
They call me mellow yellow
(Quite rightly)
They call me mellow yellow
(Quite rightly)
They call me mellow yellow
Okay, I'm breathing deeply. I wouldn't call myself relaxed, but my brain is mellow!
Go Fitzie and Team America!
Let's see if it's humanly possible for the jury to come back with a verdict this week!
bbl
Good Morning Everyone! :)
Walton, Fitz and Wells are going back and forth on those two questions. It will be interesting to see the outcome of all of this. I hope the Jury gives us the truth soon!
From FDL..
Fitz: we couldn't disagree more. Perjury is the more specific count. The obstruction count includes language about the GJ. It generally says he obstructed the GJ, then it says, it was part of the obstruction that defendant made the following false statements. Then it goes on paragraph 33, to say that at the time of the statement he knew it was false. The sections we have provided are all about these issues. The obstruction is more general than the perjury charge.
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Have a great Monday! :D
The last bright yellow notice I had was yesterday and rectangular and warning me that my Norton virus protection was somehow switched off! This round one is much better--and security active! Have a happy and successful week--for all of us waiting stiffs!
Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening folks!
Happy Monday!
Good luck Fitz today. I hope that Judge Walton can panned out all of the jurors' questions. Hopefully, we will have a verdict this week.
Yes, I caught that article last week. Halliburton is linked to the Walter Reed mess.
http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/news/nation/16808810.htmISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan on Wednesday rejected a claim by the U.S. intelligence chief that Osama bin Laden and his deputy were hiding in northwestern Pakistan, and that al-Qaida was setting up camps near the Afghan border.
Interior Minister Aftab Khan Sherpao, told The Associated Press there were no al-Qaida training camps in his country and U.S. officials had not provided any intelligence suggesting there were.
"We will act on any such intelligence, but so far they have not" provided any, he said.
Sherpao's comments came a day after Mike McConnell, the new U.S. intelligence chief, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that al-Qaida was trying to set up operations in largely ungoverned parts of Pakistan's northwest, along Afghanistan's eastern border.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Michael_McConnell
http://takeitpersonally.blogspot.com/2007/03/assuming-of-course-youre-kind-of-boss.html
I just Bryan (Brian?) York's comments --I know, :(--, and I think the neo-cons are really hoping for a hung jury at this point because otherwise, it's convictions on most of the counts.
Good Morning, everyone.
Nice post. It has a positive message
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Hi Patriot Girl!
Newt Gingrich says it was the Katrina victims fault! Now, that is the stupidest remark for idiots of the week award!
"How can you have the mess we have in New Orleans, and not have had deep investigations of the federal government, the state government, the city government, and the failure of citizenship in the Ninth Ward, where 22,000 people were so uneducated and so unprepared, they literally couldn't get out of the way of a hurricane." (emphasis original)
Newt Blames The Victims of Katrina
Patriot Girl:
The Gerbil will try to cover his ass on this one. But, too little too late on this one. And since the Walter Reed mess is linked to Halliburton, this is a wet dream investigation for Waxman since he is investigating Halliburton. Tje money trail, PG, the money trail.
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I read this nugget from FDL. Thanks Christy!:
Oh, and speaking of Dick Cheney, look who shows up in footnote 29, wherein the court discusses the number of people that could have presented extrinsic evidence regarding Libby's state of mind at the time in question. Mentioned are John Hannah, David Addington, Jenny Mayfield, and…oh, look, it's Dick Cheney. As the opinion says, the Vice President could have been called to testify
"concerning the issues he [Cheney] directed the defendant to address and upon which the Vie President expected the defendant would devote his time and attention."
Now isn't that interesting? Almost as though Judge Walton knows that the defense had no intention of calling Cheney because they didn't want him to talk about just that. (Perhaps because the answers Dick Cheney would have given during cross-examination would not have been altogether helpful for the defendant?) And yet, there it is, laid out all nice and neatly at the end of footnote 29.
This is not good for the defense since they intend to appeal if Scooter is found guilty. Walton is not happy to the fact of being hoodwinked.
Michael Battle, head of DOJ, has quit ;O
Uh huh, and Battle, Director of the Executive Office for United States Attorneys and head of
U.S. Department of Justice , is baling because of the canning of the U.S. Attorneys. It's CYA time, Jan.
Another update. Two more subpoenas in the canning attorneys. From Pelosi's blogsite, The Gavel:
Congresswoman Linda Sánchez, Chairwoman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law (CAL), announced this morning that her subcommittee will seek to issue subpoenas to two additional former U.S. Attorneys who were fired by the Bush Administration.
The CAL Subcommittee will meet on Tuesday, March 6 at 10:00 am in 2141 Rayburn House Office Building, to vote on issuing subpoenas to former U.S. Attorneys Daniel Bogden of Nevada and Paul K. Charlton of Arizona. The subpoenas would require them to testify before the subcommittee at its hearing scheduled for the same afternoon, joining four other former U.S. Attorneys who CAL subpoenaed last week.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg-4gZy0gVI
This entire administration is falling apart and makes me wonder what the heck is next? What goes around comes back around! LOLMAO
"The jury's been locked away for eight days now, popping their heads out to make unsuccessful requests for dictionaries and even losing one of their number to the gaping jaws of "media exposure." In the meantime, CNN reports that presiding judge Reggie Walton has released a memorandum opinion clarifying for the record that he feels the defense has acted to mislead both himself and prosecutors."
Did Libby's Lawyers Botch His Case?
Wow! The Lawyer of the year botched the Libby case? LOLMAO
"We have a long, rich history of political corruption in Chicago," Peter Fitzgerald says in an interview with the National Post. "I wanted someone who was independent of the politics of the state, independent of politics entirely, and I really wanted someone who was good."
Appointed by President George W. Bush on the former senator's recommendation, Patrick Fitzgerald was named U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois 10 days before 9/11.'
WOW!!!
THANK YOU, Peter Fitzgerald.
patriot girl said...
Glad to see the smiley face this morning! ..... Everone needs to keep a possitive attitude now.
Listen up people, this woman knows what she's talking about.
Positive attitudes make good things happen.
Did you hear me?
Positive attitudes make good things happen.
The little thumbsucker hired who he thought was the best attorney and look what he got now. Did Wells screwup the case? lol
Poor Teddy V. Ruxbin.. lol
Teddy needs to take better acting lessons! When he can do a more convincing crying scene then perhaps he will deserve lawyer of the year award! lmao
Teddy the next Tony Award winner for The Crying Game. lol
In the scene in the play, A Streetcar named Desire:
Wells: "Stella! Stella! Give it back to me, Stella!"
lmao
A Scootercar named Binky:
Starring Ted Wells: "Stella! Stella! Give it back to me, Stella!"
roflmao
'A Scootercar named Binky:" You're so bad! lmao
I know but so are you! lol
I know but I can't help it! lmao
I can't help it either anon! roflmao
I want someone in the courtroom to take a picture of Binky when he is found guilty. I just want to see his face. And take a picture the Tony award winner Teddy Wells, too! lol
Will Wells and Binky be crying together? It's crying time again Wells! lol
"It's crying time again Wells"
Crybaby Wells strikes again. lol
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