'Tis the season to be INDICTED

[seemslikeadream]

When Bush Comes To Shove
By Phil Toler
Oct 5, 2005


There’s another tsunami forecast for this fall, but there won’t be any water involved. This disturbance is of a judicial nature and what cascades will not be waves. ‘Tis the season to be indicted, with the neocon/Israeli spy cabal first to trial, followed shortly thereafter by that of Tom DeLay and his pals. Next up are the flurry of indictments expected to be handed down from Patrick Fitzgerald’s peek into the Plame case, which has enough links to other crimes to make Oscar Mayer feel inadequate. At minimum, there’ll be at least one count each on the heads of Karl ‘the fat eunuch’ Rove and Cheney’s henchman Scooter Libby.



Let us contemplate for a moment that the top aids of Bush and Cheney and the most brutal House Majority Leader to come along in a while could soon be in jail. Many believe it’s unlikely, but we’ll get to that later, somewhere near the end of the day. Rove, of course, would be voted most popular newbie since he’s got plenty of practice. Scooter, on the other hand, would get that frumpy look on his little face wiped right off it. As for Tom, we'd get to find out how bad his ass really is. All these joys might accrue when Bush comes to shove.



When you realize this crowd has been in cahoots for most of their adult lives, though ‘adult’ may be problematic for some, their deep ties suggest Grand Juries will be a cottage industry. So let us examine the whole cast for indictments, pending or probable, and what we have is a much longer article than even I had expected. We begin with Larry Franklin, and American Israeli Political Action committee head Steve Rosen and his assistant Keith Weissman, who will face trial soon for, in effect, espionage. The twist in that plot is that more important than secrets Franklin brought out of the Pentagon, which were substantial, is what he took back in after meeting with Rosen. Rosen is a big time gamer ‘ thrives on power for its own sake ‘ and he’s a single issue lobbyist: taking out Iran.



So like Chabali fed the phony intelligence into the systems via the infamous Office of Special Plans, Rosen got the stuff in with his boy Franklin. We are already enjoying the fruits of this little tag team being under indictment in that they aren’t able to push their obsession in the corridors of power while they are busy preparing for trial. Additional persons of interest in this case include Harold Rhode, David Wurmsur, Michael Maloof, Col. William Brunner and the former Israeli Embassy’s chief political officer, Naor Gilon. The latter is conveniently back in Israel and will not be seen again in this country because Israel never extradites anyone but Arabs.



Also under indictment is Jack Abramoff and his partner Adam Kidan, and their man at ARMPAC Warren RoBold. This ménage-à-trois have many legal swords hanging over their necks. This probably will include conspiracy in the killing of former business associate Gus Boulis, due to the stupidity of how Kidan moved the money for the hit to the mobsters who have been arrested for their part in the episode. He wrote a check.



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http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/article_19759.shtml

[Extend a Hand]

1. And may there be many more

reThuglican indictments forthcoming.

good article.:applause: :woohoo:

[BelgianMadCow]

2. extremely powerful stuff in there

very accurate, and now I understand "Duers have to learn the presidential succession order" much better.


I think it ends with Nancy Pelosi


:-)

on edit : sorry about using the word "extremely" in my post

[dbeach]

3. fa la la la la la la la la

Gee wonder what Santa will bring me for Christmas this yr? a new boogey board?? sandals? reef beach shoes??

trip to Hawaii for those mid-winter blues??

Oh whats that Santa.?.

HMM !Indictments for gw bush.sauron cheny. and what is that scribbled name .so hard to catch that name.. oh oh its poppy o bush.

I was a very good boy this yr.Thank U Santa.

[dbeach]

4. snow "flurry of indictments "

"walking in a winter wunderland"

later on they conspire as they scheme by the fire

can anybody say snow shovels at the fed penn?

[hang a left]

5. I liked the article too....but, could someone explain these two

paragraphs to me?

snip>

The Rove/Cheney axis of socio-pathology has slammed into a depleted uranium wall. They were too arrogant to send the kid out to talk to Cindy Sheehan. Now that I think about it, the kid would have just blown it, so they were put in a corner. They whipped up a couple of hurricanes and steered them with a portable array of electromagnetic transmitters mounted on what look to be destroyer-size ships that are clearly visible on radar down by Corpus Christi as Rita turned north sparing Houston. I’ll bet Poppy and ‘Bleeding Heart’ Babs didn’t even leave town, they just went into one of their bunkers in case something went wrong.



And for skeptics regarding this technology being in place, consider this: Two hurricanes in a row strike within 100 miles of one another. They tracked virtually the same path, both hitting Cat 5, all in less than a fortnight. What are the odds of that? Whether Rita was a planned child or not matters little, because its very likely that since the disaster that was the aftermath of Katrina was planned, the second baby would let them show how skilled they really are, after all.

snip>


Thanks

[Jackpine Radical]

8. There are some relatively effective new antipsychotic medications

these days.

[seemslikeadream]

10. Maybe he just wanted to add some drama to the story?

:shrug:

[BelgianMadCow]

6. .

:kick:

[Jackpine Radical]

7. Reading between the lines, picking up a subtle cue here and there,

I have come to somewhat suspect that the writer harbors bad feelings toward the neocons of whom he writes.

[H2O Man]

9. Fitzgerald & McNulty

will expose the level of corruption within this administration to be greater than even in the Nixon or Reagan-Bush White Houses.

[paineinthearse]

11. My home town group comes through once again.

I really need to get there to meet them!

nominated

[LibertyorDeath]

12. Like a fine Wine

I'm enjoying every minute.

thanx for the :)

'Tis the season'

bout fricken time

[hvn_nbr_2]

13. Here is one sentence from that article that I think is very important

and everybody here hasn't really talked about:
Fitzgerald can run with the ball in any direction he likes, and recalling that the CIA set this series of plays in motion many months ago, you can bet they have fed their man some tasty tidbits.

I've been thinking about that very thing lately. We haven't heard a word about anyone from CIA testifying to the grand jury, but that's not surprising. They do know how to keep a secret. But I wonder how much more they might have told the grand jury than simply that Plame was an undercover agent. Like maybe what Brewster-Jennings had on whom. Something like that would explain the judge's comments about the seriousness of the thing when he sent Judy Judy to prison.

I've said before and will probably say again, this gang of criminals may have made their fatal mistake when they decided to fuck with the CIA.

[electropop]

21. You are correct.

I have said for a long time that Rove will be lucky if he only goes to jail. He'd better hope he gets arrested before the CIA completes their planning.

[robertpaulsen]

14. Great article. I hope the conclusion is incorrect.

CondiLIESa is a definite player along with her underling Stephen "16 Words" Hadley in the outing of Valerie Plame. Hopefully she will be indicted and come nowhere near the Presidency.

[seemslikeadream]

16. Did ya hear about the secret ABLE DANGER hearing today?

[robertpaulsen]

19. NO! Please tell me more! n/t

[seemslikeadream]

20. Read it and weep, I did

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x4977626

:cry:

[earth mom]

15. I believe there is a Santa Claus after all!

:bounce:

[BamaBecky]

17. kick

[frictionlessO]

18. I dig the piece, but is it true Israel doesn't extradite Jewish people?

Just wondering is all...

It is a very happy piece,

[althecat]

22. Reccommended....

hiya seems like a dream

:toast:

And some congrats are due for outstanding use of smilies in a post.

:kick:

[strategery blunder]

23. Nominated

I don't nominate often.

More indictments, yum:popcorn:

We live in interesting times...

[4_TN_TITANS]

24. enough links

to make Oscar Mayer feel inadequate.....
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Octafish]

25. Ch-ch-ch-Chalabi!

The potted intel that grows!