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DoJ Patrick Fitzgerald Indicts I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Felony Charges 30 Years and $1.25m . Extended coverage ::
Clifford May vs. Patrick Fitzgerald ◊ by BooMan Fri Oct 28th, 2005 at 03:30:38 PM PST
FitzMan -- My New Hero ◊ by BostonJoe Fri Oct 28th, 2005 at 11:46:16 AM PST
Special Day PropaGannon Team ¶ √ Victory ... ◊ by Oui Fri Oct 28th, 2005 at 04:14:14 AM PST
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"Treason doth never prosper: what's the reason? For if it prosper, none dare call it treason."
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I am neither someone with a background in journalism, nor am I savvy or privy to beltway politics, nor am I a lawyer, nor do I know the ins and out of intelligence matters...(those links are all worthwhile)
but these things strike me from today's events, take 'em worth a grain of salt:
Patrick Fitzgerald made a no-nonsense, straightforward case for one thing today: Lewis Libby lied to the FBI and the grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA employee's identity, and his perjury and false statements noted in the indictment amount to an obstruction of justice.
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«« click on pic for bio Fitzgerald Special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald and FBI Special Agent in Charge John Eckenrode are shown on a video screen during a news conference about the indictments brought against U.S. VP Dick Cheney's chief of staff, Lewis 'Scooter' Libby. Jim Young/Reuters
Special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald and FBI Special Agent in Charge John Eckenrode are shown on a video screen during a news conference about the indictments brought against U.S. VP Dick Cheney's chief of staff, Lewis 'Scooter' Libby. Jim Young/Reuters
● Patrick J. Fitzgerald ● Fitzgerald's To Do List ● TIME Online Edition (Nov. 18) :: Bob Woodward Interviewed by Special Counsel Fitzgerald
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You might even be able to find some links that you have missed in the news OR that you can add to our plamegate project.
We have so much material linked off over there it would take a few days to read it all. (Longer for me... I am a slow reader! lol)
I see your diary is growing. You may have to start looking for "Stephen Hadley" info to add to it, since that seems to be the direction PFitz may be moving in for now.
I just wish he could get to the bigger fish sooner! (Rove, Cheney, etc.) lol Guaranteed to be plastered all over the Internet Drinking Liberally in New Milford
As reference to the WHIG group, in diaries @BooMan by SusanHu and the ThinkProgress blog. More Cheney Aides Targeted in CIA Leak Inquiry
Have to priortize some comments and diaries, I'll try to write some specifics on Stephen Hadley soon.
Thanks for support, motivation, criticism and your excellent contributions.
Bombshell: Stephen Hadley and the Niger Forgeries ◊ by catnip Tue Oct 25th, 2005 at 10:14:53 AM PST
I actually found a wonderful piece over at Worldnet Daily, believe it or not. It's an older article, but tremendously relevant at the moment.
WASHINGTON July 18, 2003 -- A photo essay on the White House website shows President Bush had a hands-on role in "revising" January's State of the Union speech that included a now-disputed allegation about Iraq's alleged nuclear-weapons program. It also indicates he scribbled notes beside various passages of text in the margins of the speech drafts ...
Dropping pieces of info in others diaries is what I do best. I am not a writer, but I am a good digger when it comes to finding useful info! lol
This "plamegate" story is on the verge of breaking with a lot more pieces of the puzzle coming together each time there is an indictment.
I am pretty certain that this will end up in Cheney's lap in the end. Most of the evidence seems to already be there. But there is still a lot of guessing going on everywhere.
If Rove gets added to that indictment list it will be near impossible for the right-wing-nuts to argue that bush was totally ignorant of this leak. Again, the evidence is already there to indict Rove.
Unfortunately most of these characters will, likely, end up with pardons. It should be made illegal for presidents to pardon members of their own administration. (IMHO) It would mean that they would not be able to squash investigations into their own conduct. Guaranteed to be plastered all over the Internet Drinking Liberally in New Milford
"The three most important groups who have been pressing this country toward war are the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration."
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On June 14, 2003, when former ambassador Joseph Wilson spoke at the Education for Peace in Iraq Center, he too laid the blame for an allegedly misbegotten war at the foot of an endangered class of Jews ...
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