Crooks & Liars: Freep-holes think Joe Wilson will be indicted

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2005/10/06.html#a5259

The Freepers think Joe Wilson will be indicted

It's true. I read it at The General's

9:11:49 PM permalink9:11:49 PM

http://patriotboy.blogspot.com/2005_10_02_patriotboy_archive.html#112860469462214576

Joe Wilson to be indicted today

It's true. I read it at the Free Republic.

posted by Gen. JC Christian, Patriot | 9:16 AM

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1497466/posts#3

Wouldn't it be hilarious if Plame and/or her husband were indicted! Seems to me the only plausible solution to a no-contest expose.

1 posted on 10/05/2005 9:20:53 PM PDT by Prost1

[whatever4]

1. wow

That's a new one. Where do they get this stuff? Scary people.

[GreenPartyVoter]

4. Freeps love to blame the victims

[whatever4]

17. True, absolutely true nm

[texpatriot2004]

35. Yes they do love to blame the victims and those on the bottom

too. The ones in charge are never blamed.

[electropop]

2. Oh my god that's hilarious.

They have completely disconnected from reality and dropped into an alternate universe. Heaven help them.

[halobeam]

3. A sad peoples.

;)

[Ganja Ninja]

5. Grasping for imaginary straws.

The cult of Bush is gathering in the compound for one last round of Koolaid.

[JuniperLea]

8. a spaceship awaits!

seriously, he could lead them to purple sweat suits and waiting for comets.

[No Exit]

13. Have the freeptards been issued their shiny new sneakers yet?

The ones they'll wear when they jump onto the tail of the comet and get transported off to the rapture?

[JuniperLea]

15. hahaha!

wish i was a photoshop guru... bush in purple jogging suit would be a laugh riot right now.

[No Exit]

16. Oooh, be careful... a photo like that on the web would have

them holing up in their trailers with crates of Spam and extra ammo.

...On second thought... how soon can you install Photo-shop?

[No Exit]

6. Indicted for...... ........... ............?

Oh... yeah, that's right... indicted for telling the truth about the Bush administration. That's a crime under the Patriot Act, isn't it?

[LynnTheDem]

7. Joe indicted for what??? Sleeping with a covert op?

And Valerie indicted for sleeping with a US ambassador?

Rightwingnuts need to go. Do to them all what Ann the man Coulter says should be done to non-rightwingnuts. And there are FAR MORE of us than there are of them. Although being so stupid, they see 32% support for bush's illegal invasion as being the "majority".

Poor stupid MFers.

[FreedomAngel82]

29. Nah

For sleeping and having little babies. Don't they have twins?

[Toots]

9. We live in Bizarro world so who knows what to expect

If someone six years ago had told me the US would be doing the things it is today I also would have scoffed. It would not surprise me is they didn't indict Clinton over this. :shrug:

[Jai4WKC08]

27. I'm with you, Toots

Who knows what to expect anymore. Fitzgerald seems to be playing it straight, but he is, after all is said and done, a Repub, and the independent counsel system is rigged their way.

It's hard to imagine that Wilson and Plame could get screwed, and Rove, Scooter and company off the hook, but stranger things have happened.

If nothing else, I expect this to be the Freeper line as to what should have happened. And expect the media to give it far more air time than it deserves. Before you know it, the idiot public will be thinking it's as valid a view as any other and the truth is in the middle, no matter how much evidence there is that it's all Bushie corruption.

[FreedomAngel82]

30. Fitzgerald is not a republican!

He's listed as an independent. Do you think if he was a republican he would've gotten the republican governor of Illinois and the republican mayor of Chicago? Give me a break.

[Jai4WKC08]

31. My apologies to Patrick Fitzgerald

As for his going after Repubs in IL... I dunno... Earle (isn't that his name?) is a Democrat and has gone after a fair share of Dem politicians. It's at least feasible it could go the other way.

But I admit I was wrong. And I'm glad to hear it. Makes me feel a little better about what may be coming down.

I was sure I'd read that he was, and it made enough sense, his getting the assignment when he did, that it never occurred to me to question it. I, or my source wherever I read it, may have confused him with Peter Fitzgerald, the Repub who got him assigned to Chicago, according to a very good WaPo article about Fitz' background at:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A55560-2005Feb1?language=printer

So anyway, thanks for correcting my misinformation.

That said, I still say the special prosecutor system is rigged in their favor and we really have no way of being 100% certain what's going to come out of all this. Guess I've gotten where I just don't trust anyone who works for the current administration, or gets appointed by them.

[buff2]

10. Huh?

:spray: :rofl:

[Arkana]

11. They seem to live in Bizarro World over there.

Blame the victim. Bush is popular. Up is down. Black is white.

[kcass1954]

12. Entirely possible. Anyone know if he had sufficient security clearance...

to know about his wife's position? :sarcasm:

[zbdent]

14. If Rush & Savage & Drudge said that we didn't really drop bombs

on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that it was really some Japanese kids lighting their farts after eating some bad sushi,

The freeptards would be screaming about how the Dems cooked up the whole atomic bomb lie just to make themselves look good in WWII . . .

[magnolia]

18. Having on occasion dipped...

...my toe in the filth/ridden scum pond known as freerepublic.....

They believe:

1) The Niger/yellowcake story is true. That Wilson lied.

2) That Joe Wilson outed his own wife.

They believe this because Wilson has been known to call his wife by her maiden name....which means nothing. The funniest "proof" is that the two of them had their picture in Vanity Fair...so they outed themselves! Every time this comes up, some rare freeper with half a brain mentions that the article came out AFTER the outing...but they manage of consistently overlook that small fact.

[mattomjoe]

19. wow, they're not even adding the water to the kool-aid anymore

[DoYouEverWonder]

21. We need to start telling them it's time to go

It's time for them to put on their sheets and sneakers and drink a nice potent with an extra dose of kool-aide and wait for Jesus to come take them away on the comet.

[Enraged_Ape]

22. You're right

They're sucking the powder straight out of the envelope.

[win_in_06]

23. Free-basing the Kool-Aid. Or should I say, Freep-Basing?

[Clark2008]

20. Do they give any opinion WHY they think this crap?

Seriously, Wilson hasn't even been investigated - interviewed, yes - as part of the investigation process to determine how the leak has hurt his wife and family.

But, why on earth would they think he was going to be indicted?

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

[Humor_In_Cuneiform]

26. Same thing I wonder

It sounds like someone r*vish making up the most outrageous, ridiculous thing they could think of.

And something that would give the freeps something to hang on to, if only temporarily.

Then later the freeps will remember this and say that Joe Wilson was almost indicted or some fantasy like that.

:spank:

[truebrit71]

24. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA!!!

What a bunch of frickin' hugh morans!!1!!

:rofl:

[McCamy Taylor]

25. From the midwestern state of Denial, USA

[FreedomAngel82]

28. LOL!

Oh how hilarious. They really are pathetic.

[BloodyWilliam]

32. ...indicted for WHAT?

I mean... just... FOR WHAT?!?!

For being anti-Bush? For dissenting against the administration? Christ, these people are fucking bezerk.

[Debi]

33. So after all this outrage it was Joe and his wife's doing all along

:eyes: Damn Democrats, just can't trust 'em. :eyes:

[tanyev]

34. Was it posted by "turdblossomrulz" who lives in D.C.?

[DemBones DemBones]

36. LOL. And we thought they had no sense of humour!

Oh. . . they were serious???

Poor benighted sods.