About frigging time....

Awww, thats really too bad.....

LOL!

Whatev-irst.

MR. PRESIDENT: PARDON SCOOTER!

This is going to drive the Nutroots insane. (It’s a short drive.)

That's walking, maybe crawling, distance.

No no no...don't look for the real criminal...**cough cough Armitage cough cough**

But go after those evil bushhitlerneoconmasterminds...

No Fitzmas for you! Still, I'm just a wee bit disappointed that the suit couldn't proceed so that the defense team could get to cross Wilson and Plame directly. Instead, we'll get treated to lots of footage of Wilson saying how he knows that the Administration lied, covered up, and otherwise sought to destroy his family, when the truth is quite different.

Armitage leaked the name. Not Cheney, Rove, or even Libby. Libby's conviction was because he couldn't keep his facts straight (and neither could Russert or some of the other witnesses).

Suck it, Wilson! BWAHAHA

This is going to drive the Nutroots insane. (It’s a short drive.)

Actually it's not a drive, just a short putt

/Golfing reference

Pardon Ramos and Compean !

Hehe. Sweet! Thanks for that...

Joe Wilson is one of very few people who make me want to punch the TV when I see him - my lovely Senator, Mr. Durbin being another.

But, but, an evil Republican judge made the decision!

When is Armitage going to be indicted, BTW?

Democratic Underground will be a lot of fun today...

Crazy was two exits back .

The Plame/Wilson web of lies continues to unravel, while LLLs repeat the same talking points, thinking that repetition makes them true.

BTW, on that Vanity Fair cover photo of the covert CIA agent Plame, was Plame wearing a Euro Scarf ™ ? Inquiring minds want to know.

re: #10 RedPepper

Bless you.

Looks like the commutation wasn't such a bad idea after all?
In 6 Months, Libby will be exonerated completely, and there will be much frothing at the mouth and gnashing of teeth. Oh Joy!

"Just look, you mentioned the word "Power" and it just leaped up!, That's Shoes for Industry for ya.."

So the Dems have been ragging on Scooter's jail-pass non-stop. Were they not expecting this? The spin is only being furiously woven right now? I think we're dealing with some unusually simple-minded people, here.

Quick! Somebody get out the straight jacket for Chris Matthews ...

This only proves that there is a conspiracy!

They're silencing us all. Camps are next!

/

re: #16 NY Nana

Bless you , Nana !

The Koslings will soon resemble whirling dervishes.

I question the timing.

/snark

Joe got his yellowcake, and now he can go ahead and eat it, too.

So the case is tossed on jurisdictional grounds instead of the ass-chewing Plame and Wilson deserved for their BDS. I'll take a technicality at this point in the farce. As the #1 bureaucrat on "Futurama" said:

Bureaucrat Conrad, you are technically correct - the best kind of correct.

OldLineTexan

re: #12 jamgarr

Seriously how are the crops doing in Illinois. My wife is a farmer's daughter from central Illinois and she has lost contact with the state since both of her parents died.

The real question is, will Ubermoron finally blow a blood vessel?

re: #29 taxfreekiller

then move the frogs to the ice....

So the judiciary is finally growing a pair. About friggin' time.

This is going to drie the Nutroots insane

Yes, it is.

Of course they already were insane to begin with.

Here too.

A little bit of good news.

re: #14 eastvillageinfidel

Crazy was two exits back .

Excellent! Correct, "Crazy" was just past the on ramp for the Ignoramus Bypass.

So Charles, are you going to dumpster dive the "progressives" for us?

Breaking: Valerie Plame's Civil Suit Dismissed

Komments...

Now I'm no lawyer, but that "reasoning" sounds like frank bullshit to me. If I’m hit by a truck, it’s an accident. If a truck deliberately runs over me, and the government encourages the driver to back up and squish me again, well, that’s another matter entirely.

Fools.

Wow, I had first....

/ Sweet...now to piss off some lurking moonbats...

re: #21 Silhouette

This only proves that there is a conspiracy!

They're silencing us all. Camps are next!

/

You laugh. From Democratic Underground's "FrustratedLady":

"WHAT is going on? This is insane. Our justice system is dead, plain and simple. Added: Our justice system is dead, until THE ADMINISTRATION tries to put us in prison.

Anybody ever learn the actual location of the KBR prisons, or even if they were built? Too many things are falling into place to be a coincidence. We have 17 more months?"

re: #23 taxfreekiller

Ya, "It all started with the chads".

Blessed be the chads, may they hang in there forever.

If the suit went forward, the damages would have to be a negative amount. Wilson and Plame are wealthier and much more famous than they were, so they made money on the deal.

Public officials are normally immune from such lawsuits filed in connection with their jobs.

Yeah right. It was because they were officials.

Not because there was no crime, the non-crime was done by someone other than those accused, etc.

(eye roll)

re: #30 david e

As far as I can tell the corn is doing fine in Central IL. The soybeans were hurt more by the earlier lack of rain and still look pekid.

/anyone with more agrarian savvy please feel free to comment

Give Valerie Plame a lie-detector test !

Waterboard Joe Wilson !

Use Patrick Fitzgerald for a Christmas tree angel !

/(I'm kidding! I'm kidding ...)

If you believe it, it's not a lie.

/George Costanza

More komments.....

Torches. Pitchforks. (13+ / 0-)

Just sayin', is all.

response....

every time that gets mentioned (7+ / 0-)

it seems less and less extreme...more and more appropriate.

i think its almost come to that. and i just taped up the handle of my pitchfork...so no more splinters!

Revolution!

Is this the same Valerie Plame that regularly outted herself as a minor CIA employee at dinner parties, the gym, the grocery store etc. etc. etc. ? Thought so. Good riddance to her and her equally awful mate.

Her social equivalent, Paris Hilton, is much more amusing and tons more honest.

Silhouette, you expect moonbats to actually use logic in their arguments?

re: #45 RedPepper

So you are now "RedPepper the Impaler"?

Isn't there still going to be an investigation of the Plames? And does Libby get his $$ back, or has that already been spent?

Logic is to moonbats as garlic is to vampires.

Dropping Plames suit is somehow arousing to me.

"Its a Neocon Conspiracy - a cover up! The judge was paid off! And its NOT FAIR"

heh

I blame Canada.

RON PAUL!

I think Plame is sort of hot though...

This is just another sign of global warming.

re: #50 david e

david e: if you say so ... I used to be a smoker, but I had to quit, so I am no longer the Inhaler, at least ...

re: #57 RTLM

I think Plame is sort of hot though...

I've always been curious about what her so-called clandestine job history was about...honey trap?

re: #47 Killgore Trout

Can't you see 'em with pitchforks and torches, trying to find the power cords, or holding them upside down?

re: #47 Killgore Trout

I love when people who try to tear down the 2d amendment and scorn the military all the time talk about revolution.

Pitchforks, how quaint.

re: #49 dadofseven

Silhouette, you expect moonbats to actually use logic in their arguments?

I was quoting the AP article.

But, I am repeating you.

She's now a legal martyr.

Huffpo comments....
Judge Dismisses Plame Civil Suit Against Cheney, Rove, And Libby

I HOPE THE CIA GETS REVENGE.

PAYBACK'S A BITCH.

.....

You would think someone in the CIA would stand up, and take the law into too their own hands. Alledgedly the CIA are not to me messed with, but in this case, they wet their panties and slither into their closet weeping for some tittie, from their mother. PATHETIC, where are the PATRIOTS of America ?

...etc

re: #59 RedPepper
Congrats on quitting. I quit in seventh grade (I kid you not)

re: #13 kpom

When is Armitage going to be indicted, BTW?

There is/was no need to indict Armitage or anyone else.. no crime was committed. Valerie Plame was just a slug sitting behind a desk.

re: #63 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

re: #47 Killgore Trout

I love when people who try to tear down the 2d amendment and scorn the military all the time talk about revolution.

Pitchforks, how quaint.

Yes, a revolution without evil gunz will be...short.

OldLineTexan

re: #66 Killgore Trout

Huffpo comments....
Judge Dismisses Plame Civil Suit Against Cheney, Rove, And Libby

I HOPE THE CIA GETS REVENGE.

PAYBACK'S A BITCH.

.....

You would think someone in the CIA would stand up, and take the law into too their own hands. Alledgedly the CIA are not to me messed with, but in this case, they wet their panties and slither into their closet weeping for some tittie, from their mother. PATHETIC, where are the PATRIOTS of America ?

...etc

Actually, moonbat scum, they're either in uniform, formerly wore one, or are right here at the Lizard nest.

Good.
Now it makes Hillary look worse than she already did to have Joe W. Plame on her team.
Hee hee.

re: #14 eastvillageinfidel

Crazy was two exits back .

Heh, 'short drive' was two exits back if you count it by presidential elections which is what really started the BDS syndrome.
I really hope the door leaves a bruise on her when the court house door slams shut.

re: #34 Ringo the Gringo

the neighborhoods you hang out in...

re: #71 mean Gene

Good.
Now it makes Hillary look worse than she already did to have Joe W. Plame on her team.
Hee hee.

Hillary will just have them play the badger game on Obama.

OldLineTexan

Richard Armitage and his boss Colin Powell are "unofficial" advisors to the McCain campaign, now also going down in Pflames.

All these folks undermined our War on Terror, undermined Vice President Cheney and President Bush's ability to focus on their jobs instead of worrying about their employee Scooter Libby being burnt at the liberal stake for over three years.

Vanity Pflame can't rot in Hades enough for this act of war against her country.

While it is fun to watch the nutroots seething, this gives the MSM yet another chance to have publicity-hound Joe Wilson on CNN and MSNBC and the weekend shows playing the victim for the ten-thousandth time....

When will his 15 minutes of fame be up?

...and speaking of that court case, Plame and her attorneys should be grateful that the court didn't sanction her for filing a bogus lawsuit.

Val and Joe - what a lovely pair
Photoed artistically in Vanity Fair
Public servants so dedicated
With qualities so rare
But at feigning indignity
I'd rate them just "fair"

re: #66 Killgore Trout

I'm guessing they decided not to take into account that the CIA might actually be more busy with their actual job than petty BS involving an inactive agent.

re: #67 david e

david e: Like I said, I had to. Stroke ... actually, to be precise, I had two ... so looks like maybe you got out while the gettin' was good ...

Psssst....guys got the word...they're gonna start the pick-ups tonite..02:00 e.s.t...the "rest areas" are now open....

/making moonbats feel at home....

Whereohwhere is HULUGU?

re: #61 wvobiwan

re: #57 RTLM

I think Plame is sort of hot though...

I've always been curious about what her so-called clandestine job history was about...honey trap?

Sharon Stone in 'Total Recall'

re: #66 Killgore Trout

Umm, so they thing Valerie Plame is a beloved figure in the CIA? I should think they are more interested in getting the stink of the whole affair off of them, not assasinating someone who didn't make the leak in the first place.

I guess it's just cheaper to have these HuffPo's self-detained in their own little fantasy worlds. At least until the great interstate deprogramming facility has been completed.

re: #82 MrMom

I will say she is easy on the eyes

re: #83 Salem

salem...see my 80...shhhhhhh....

re: #78 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Most of the CIA and NSA people I've known are very politically moderate and have no patience for partisan zealots.

re: #79 RedPepper

Well I wish you the best of health and a long happy life.

If my dog rams it's head into the wall once he knows not to do it again.

I guess my dog is smarter then the Democrats.

Any other lizards out there holding Microsoft (MSFT)?

I am, and with earnings out tonight and todays run, I think someone knows something...

re: #88 bulwrk

bulwark,your dog is smarter than most polititians period...

# 80 and #83 LOL

re: #87 david e

And I the same to you, sir.

re: #88 bulwrk

I'd say your dog is smarter than about nine-tenths of Congress.

re: #86 Killgore Trout

re: #78 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Most of the CIA and NSA people I've known are very politically moderate and have no patience for partisan zealots.

My drummer is at NSA, a staunch and sensible conservative. Former military. The leftist, PC mindset is general found in civilian management, executive levels.

re: #48 Daisy

Her social equivalent, Paris Hilton, is much more amusing and tons more honest.

I heard Paris was going to play her in the movie. "Paris in Plames"

Yeah, I think most in the CIA know the score, here. They won't be throwing any parties for the Plames.

re: #95 easy

BOOOOO

Common sense prevails.... refreshing.

re: #95 easy

I heard Paris was going to play her in the movie. "Paris in Plames"

LOL - can I use that later?

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requests....

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Another in a long list of Mama Ass Sheehan wannbees. Joe Wilson's narcissistic routine will have finally run its course after we have to listen to him whine a few days on the lib stations.

sadatoni #98: "Common sense prevails.... refreshing alarming ! ...

U.S. District Judge John D. Bates dismissed the case on jurisdictional grounds and said he would not express an opinion on the constitutional arguments. Bates dismissed the case against all defendants: Cheney, White House political adviser Karl Rove, former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby and former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage.

So they could find another court and try again. I wonder if they will, though.

OT
Michael Moore the Sick-Hole
[Link: cruxy.com...]

the Plames get a cameo in this slideshow about Nutroots
[Link: cruxy.com...]

Sorry for this everybody it's tremendously off-topic but... Ed will enjoy this,...

I was in a meeting with a conference room with windows and I believe I saw snow falling in NYC for about 5 minutes before a major T-storm passed by...

Haha, I love it :) What a joke this "scandal" was -- and I hope the Kos kidz go bananas, er, crazy ;)

re: #95 easy

Speaking of movies and timing? First Plame Case Film Set to Roll -- With Kate Beckinsale as Judy Miller?

re: #103 Ward Cleaver

Any lawyers in the house?

Update on the Oak Ridge nuclear secrets case:

He just pled not guilty. If convicted, he faces what I consider a small punishment of 10 years or fines to $250,000.

Sorry for my moaning on the last thread. Maybe there's not actually much more to be said about this case at this point. The fun will be in watching the melt-down on the left in the next three weeks. And the looks on the Plame's faces when they realize their little show has been cancelled and the hungry worm has turned and taken notice of their foolish commotion.

re: #14 eastvillageinfidel

Only two? LOL

re: #94 wvobiwan

re: #86 Killgore Trout

So that means you also live in the Metropolitan area...shhhhhhh the "rest stops are now open" and our glorious leader all hail...I mean Bush said that "the moon barks at the dog"

/ Moonbat filter off...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Suck it!

re: #26 Tricky Dick

tasmanian devils

re: #105 tfc3rid

There was a tornado that touched down in CT..we are under alert for severe thunderstorms and possibly heavy rains in Mamaroneck..the storms are coming from Boston...not raining here yet. Orange and Rockland are getting hit, but not as bad as CT. Get home safe!

Big airport delays for a change.

Follow the money trail. This whole affair had two ideas.

1: Get someone in the Bush Administration, preferably Karl Rove, and possibly a perjury trap for Cheney and impeachment for Bush, but they had to settle for Scooter Libby, and whether he stays permanently in the gotcha column remains to be seen with appeals coming forthwith.

2: Money for Val and Joe. Not nearly what they wanted but their bank accounts have been bolstered nonetheless. Never mind Libby's life has been put on hold and he's 250,000 dollars poorer because of these two who have been encouraged in their quest by powers behind the curtains.

re: #113 Hard Right

I have a great comeback but Charles might have a cardiac.

re: #103 Ward Cleaver
They are going to have to go up the food chain. Early reports said the Judge had no standing, but that clearly is not the case. The judge is saying that even if Plame was to win they could not receive any redress.
Next up would be a panel from the First Circuit, I think. And if I am not mistaken at this point the suit could be quashed by Justice Roberts unless a majority of SCOTUS wants to take it up.

re: #100 zuckerlilly

done

re: #51 Salem

Isn't there still going to be an investigation of the Plames? And does Libby get his $$ back, or has that already been spent?

Naah. Dingy Harry used it to buy pizza for the campout night in the Senate. You remember that, the one that he called for but didn't stay for?

No Frog March for you!

Come back, Never!

Hopefully, this case will be taught in Law Schools as a prime example of the reason for what I recall as being R. 12(b)(6) FRCP - Failure to state a cause of action upon which relief may be granted - with Valerie's picture next to it.

-S-

re: #100 zuckerlilly

done
147753 Signatures Total

re: #118 david e

It only takes 4 Supreme Court justices to accept a case.

re: #105 tfc3rid

hail?

OT

BBC Refuses to Delete Antisemitic Lies (previoulsy on LGF)

Well, I complained, and they've now deleted it. Here's what they emailed me.

Dear BBC Reader,

Further to your complaint about some of the content on a BBC community site (reference number P16083408), we have decided that it does indeed contravene the House Rules and have removed the offending material. Thank you for pointing this out to us.

Best wishes,

The BBC Moderation Team

Keep reminding them of their responsibilities. Let them know you won't put up with casual anti-semitism. Eventually they'll get the message. Eternal vigilance is the price of freedom!

re: #117 MandyManners

ahhh...go for it,don't leave us in suspence....

re: #124 Mike C.

Thanks

Speaking of Leftist liars, Kerry is a busy bee. His latest lies, or rather a misstatement, or gaffe, or lapse, or failed joke, depending on how Kerry will seek to clarify it going forward:

Sen. John Kerry said during a C-Span appearance that fears of a bloodbath after the US withdrawal from Vietnam never materialized. He says he’s met survivors of the “reeducation camps” who are thriving in modern Vietnam. An award-winning investigation by the Orange County Register concludes that at least 165,000 people perished in the camps.

Then throw in a couple million more killed in Laos and Cambodia and you get the picture. Just hit the ignore button....

re: #115 NY Nana

Keep your eye on the sky!

So, is Valerie's next move a little talk with Hugh Hefner ?

re: #103 Ward Cleaver

U.S. District Judge John D. Bates dismissed the case on jurisdictional grounds and said he would not express an opinion on the constitutional arguments. Bates dismissed the case against all defendants: Cheney, White House political adviser Karl Rove, former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby and former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage.

So they could find another court and try again. I wonder if they will, though.

I don't think so, just because it means that they get to be forever aggrieved as being hamstrung by the evil BusHitlerCo.

re: #124 Mike C.

but they have to really want to. Ba dum

Thank you. I'll be here all week.

re: #122 Dr. Shalit

No fair! You're not allowed to bring actual law and the FRCP into this! L³

re: #117 MandyManners

re: #113 Hard Right

I have a great comeback but Charles might have a cardiac.

Come on Mandy, do it. No time to be shy.

re: #129 lawhawk

why doesn't he just S T F U....

re: #127 Boondock St. Bender

I've been deleted only twice. I don't wanna' push it.

BIG BUSH IS RIPPING US OFF!

re: #131 RedPepper

nah...larry flynt....

re: #91 paint-right

# 80 and #83 LOL

Oh yeah, well if they haven't gotten started on it yet, their inevitable headache will only grow more Jupiter-massive. We need serious psychological proffesionals working on this right now. We have a heap to swiftly, almost magically, learn about the human psyche in the next few years if we want to be able to handle the fallout of this mass-psychosis. And lets hope we don't have any other issues to deal with in front of it. Like survival.

Psychology is the future, but the field has a lot of dead flesh to cut out to seriously proceed. The clutter-fuck of it now is breath-taking. It's like the science of Ecology after a hundred years of political-media ravages.

re: #137 MandyManners

I think I saw both of them.

re: #135 HDrepub

I'll just say this: it involves the words "suck" and "what."

OT but Undersecretary of Defense Eric Edelman has taken a shot at Hillary.

Edelman: "Premature and public discussion of the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq reinforces enemy propaganda that the United States will abandon its allies in Iraq, much as we are perceived to have done in Vietnam, Lebanon and Somalia,"

"such talk understandably unnerves the very same Iraqi allies we are asking to assume enormous personal risks."

Clinton spokesman Philippe Reines called Edelman's answer "at once outrageous and dangerous," and said the senator would respond to his boss, Defense Secretary Robert Gates.

YIKES!

Linky.

I guess I should read the entire article, but with the judge claiming not to have jurisdiction, does this mean that this case could resurface somewhere else?

re: #132 vxbush

I don't think so, just because it means that they get to be forever aggrieved as being hamstrung by the evil BusHitlerCo.

Yeah, but they only need to keep it going til nov 2008

/ questioning the timing in advance

re: #131 RedPepper

So, is Valerie's next move a little talk with Hugh Hefner ?

Probably not, Playboy doesn't have air brushes for stretch marks, and she is a little too mature for Hef's taste.

re: #141 Endangered in MASS

*blush*

re: #84 Boondock St. Bender

re: #82 MrMom

I will say she is easy on the eyes

There are a lot of women that are easy on the eyes. Doesn't make the sludge between their ears any less toxic.

Kirsten Dunst and her "freedom" "peace" scarf is a prime example.

Don't know if this was linked earlier...

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Plame's the name,
Blame's the game
Anything, for a piece of fame

Damn it.

Our arguments hold up so well when we teach classes, write articles, or hold up signs at rallies, but when we have to face opposition arguements, like in talk radio or in the court rooms, we keep failing.

I just don't understand why!

/LLL

re: #129 lawhawk

Pol Pot has been avenged. It didnt happen

re: #125 Eowyn2

Could have been hail but it was flying around like snow...

I've always been curious about what her so-called clandestine job history was about...honey trap?

It certainly wasn't actually "intelligence".

Let's see the time line here....

Valerie sets up Joe on the mission.
Joe goes on the mission.
Joe lies about the mission in an editorial (a breach of security).
Armitage (known war critic) tells Novak the name of Plame.
Novak publishes name.
Joe and Plame accuse Bush admin of leaking name.
Investigation.
Novak immediately tells Fitzgerald Armitage gave him name.
Fitzgerald wastes money and candy asses around.
Fitzgerald realizes he can't get Bush, Cheney, or Rove.
Fitzgerald charges Libby with obstruction of justice (never once considering why would he lie to protect Armitage).
Libby is convicted.
Plame's Civil suit is dismissed.

Exactly how big a waste was this? And how big of a setup of the Bush admin was this?

What a keystone farce orchestrated by Wilson, Plame, the CIA, Armitage, Powell, and the former CIA people who the current CIA people are beholden to.

re: #144 tappin52

That's what I'm wondering.

professionals proffesionals Man, what a common, stupid typo for me. I can't get it out of my head that there's two "f"s in that word.

Can Libby, Rove, or Cheney sue for defamation of character if the Wilson's pursue their biopic and finger them as the villians?

No crime has been committed in the Plame case. Hell, it appears no wrong doing of any kind has been committed in the Plame case.

Stock market = Yowzah!

re: #148 Steffan

re: #84 Boondock St. Bender

re: #82 MrMom

I will say she is easy on the eyes

There are a lot of women that are easy on the eyes. Doesn't make the sludge between their ears any less toxic.

Kirsten Dunst and her "freedom" "peace" scarf is a prime example.

Don't remind me! I loved her in "Bring it On." She epitomized "perky."

re: #97 david e

re: #99 RTLM

Pretty weak I admit.

re: #152 Eowyn2

Eowyn, can you e-mail me? I've got something to tell you....my nic is blue.....thanks, if you could! :)

Valerie Plame is not an unpleasant-looking woman... I mean, she beats most of Bubba's conquests, let's say... but she ain't pinup material, either.

Naturally, though, in the movie she'll be played by Angelina Jolie or some such thing.

I always thought it would be fun,to dress in a dark suit,dark sunglasses,go to a L3 rally....bring mycamera,talk into my wrist alot...take lots of pics.let the paranoia run from there....

wouldn't want to screw things up for zombie or her/his compatriots though....

Awesome....let the seething begin!

re: #139 Boondock St. Bender

True ... after all, he is a Democrat operative in his other life ...
dunno about his photo style tho ... I mean, how would that look in Vanity Fair?

re: #154 cpuller

You forgot to add Val lied about Joe's "mission" when she testified before a Congressional hearing committee.

re: #142 MandyManners

No "swallow"

re: #162 Occasional Reader

Valerie Plame is not an unpleasant-looking woman... I mean, she beats most of Bubba's conquests, let's say... but she ain't pinup material, either.

Naturally, though, in the movie she'll be played by Angelina Jolie or some such thing.

Yes well, this is true ... but you still made me laugh

re: #148 Steffan

oh, agreed...give me a woman w/a brain over over an airhead any day(irespective of looks in either direction)

re: #107 NY Nana

re: #95 easy

Speaking of movies and timing? First Plame Case Film Set to Roll -- With Kate Beckinsale as Judy Miller?

Dang, I though you were kidding.

#159 Mandy:

"perky."

If this turns into a boob thread, you'll have only yourself to blame.

re: #154 cpuller

where there's smoke there's someone rubbing two sticks together in an ice storm.

re: #166 HDrepub

Yeah, I knew I'd miss some things. I also missed Wilson testifying before Congress on documents he wasn't cleared for and being asked to rephrase his answer because if he didn't he could be prosecuted.

Just WHO leaked secrets to Wilson that he wasn't cleared for, HMMMMM?

re: #167 Eowyn2

Nope. My face is burning hot.

When will Mr. Wilson's investigation be made public? The interviews, the visits, the stake-outs, the painstakingly reviewed records, the informants, the contacts, ... I'm betting no investigation took place at all.
I would love to see his expense account for the trip published, I am sure that exists.
It is my belief that if Mr. Wilson had seen a tanker sporting radioactive warning stickers and signs reading "Caution! Lots of yellow-cake on board" leaving port flying the Iraqi flag with Saddam himself at the helm, he would have covered his eyes.

re: #129 lawhawk

Speaking of Leftist liars, Kerry is a busy bee. His latest lies, or rather a misstatement, or gaffe, or lapse, or failed joke, depending on how Kerry will seek to clarify it going forward:

Sen. John Kerry said during a C-Span appearance that fears of a bloodbath after the US withdrawal from Vietnam never materialized. He says he’s met survivors of the “reeducation camps” who are thriving in modern Vietnam. An award-winning investigation by the Orange County Register concludes that at least 165,000 people perished in the camps.

Then throw in a couple million more killed in Laos and Cambodia and you get the picture. Just hit the ignore button....

Kerry has never, to my knowledge, set foot in the Little Saigon area of Orange County. He doesn't dare go near the place... no one would ever find his body.

There's a Vietnam War memorial in Garden Grove that flies the South Vietnam flag, 24/7. A local video store nearly caused a riot by displaying the Viet Cong flag. People in that area have long memories, and they definitely know how to hold a grudge long past its sell-by date.

re: #171 Occasional Reader

I think I'm gonna' hide in the closet.

As you have seen from my comments, I am far right on most issues, but in this case, an active CIA agent's identity. This is a crime, and no one has been charged with this crime.
First Novac should be charged because he is the one who made the name public.

Boob = dumb guy

Saw the biggest water spout I have ever seen on lake Ponchitrain earlier. Pretty close to the UNO campus but I don't think it made land.

Wilson and Plame lied,
Thousands died.

Gatuitous boob pic.

re: #169 Boondock St. Bender

re: #148 Steffan

oh, agreed...give me a woman w/a brain over over an airhead any day(irespective of looks in either direction)

Ah, if only more men would think along these lines...

re: #129 lawhawk

I heard Kerry this morning, what a lying scumbag. He basically stated that the Vietnamese "re-education camps" were about as tough as four weeks with Outward Bound and no mention, of course, of Pol Pot.

re: #178 myspamhere

As you have seen from my comments, I am far right on most issues, but in this case, an active CIA agent's identity. This is a crime, and no one has been charged with this crime.
First Novac should be charged because he is the one who made the name public.

Was she an active agent at that time or had she been one within the statutory time?

Yet another update on the Oak Ridge nuclear secret case.

Here is Roy Lynn Oakley's lawyer, revealing his defense strategy.

"All I can tell you is that we're dealing with 3 to 5 pieces of broken pipe that were going to be thrown away," Moncier said. "Broken rods that were going to be thrown away, that's what we're dealing with. And we're dealing with a friendly nation and a government undercover agent that was buying these for the enrichment of an energy, to a friendly nation. Y'all make your conclusions."

First of all you have to believe that we never destroy or throw away anything secret (remember the video last week on the F-14 destructions to keep parts from falling into the wrong hands?) so that if the pipes were being thrown away, they can't be harmful secrets.

Secondly, I just wonder who that "friendly" nation is that needed the enrichment technology for "energy." Now remember, he wasn't actually dealing with someone from this "friendly" nation, but he thought he was.

Court: Verdict sticks to 'Teflon Imam'
[Link: www.philly.com...]

He lost his wife - to jail.
He lost his power to rub elbows with movers and shakers. And he lost his position as resident imam at a West Philadelphia mosque and director of an Islamic school.

And yesterday, Imam Shamsud-din Ali, 69, of Melrose Park, lost his federal appeal.

Ali must now face the inevitable: Go to jail.

"We're at the end of the road," said attorney, James "Jimmy" Binns, who represented Ali at the nine-week trial, and, with attorney Thomas Schneider, appealed his conviction two years ago.

Binns argued that drug testimony prejudiced the jury because Ali was not charged with drug offenses, but the appellate court found otherwise.

In a 15-page opinion written by Chief Judge Anthony Scirica, a three-judge panel found that the drug evidence against Ali was warranted to prove the racketeering charges, and the trial judge properly warned the jury that Ali was not charged with drug offenses.

For two years while awaiting an appeal, his onetime supporters say, Ali acted like he was the "Teflon imam," and that nothing could touch him.

"He was going around as if there was no day of judgment, and it's come," said a Muslim leader with the Philadelphia Masjid, which Ali had run for 30 years.

U.S. District Judge John D. Bates dismissed the case on jurisdictional grounds

What does this mean?

Speaking of Vietnam, has anyone visited the Midway in SD and heard some of the stories of the evacuation of Saigon?

Really eye-opening. They said they had a prop plane with an SV Major and his family land on the carrier and a bunch of our guys stood out on the deck to stop it since he wasn't set up for carrier landings.

re: #186 Silhouette

Hasn't that asshole ever heard of a false-flag?

re: #178 myspamhere

BS! She told all of her neighbors, party guests, and even was profiled in a magazine.

LOL! Heads are poppin' over @ DU!

re: #185 MandyManners

re: #178 myspamhere

As you have seen from my comments, I am far right on most issues, but in this case, an active CIA agent's identity. This is a crime, and no one has been charged with this crime.
First Novac should be charged because he is the one who made the name public.

Was she an active agent at that time or had she been one within the statutory time?

I am not sure of that, in all honesty. but my understanding is that she was a field agent, and to disclose that means that all of the countries she visited knows they had an active CIA agent at the time, and this is a danger to the US

i know how to find osama bin laudin Just put a t.v. cam in front of him and chuck shurmer would lead the charge.

Secondly, I just wonder who that "friendly" nation is that needed the enrichment technology for "energy." Now remember, he wasn't actually dealing with someone from this "friendly" nation, but he thought he was.

There are no friendly countries when it comes to enrichment tech, in my opinion.

I'm laughing my BUTT off. Went to HUFFPO and read many of the "yellers" words. Man talk about BDS. (-:

re: #161 Ma Sands

Done

re: #193 sngnsgt

c'mon that place always sounds like jiffy-pop!

Okay, if Kate Beckinsale is going to play Judith Miller in the Plamegate movie, and Vera Farmiga is playing Plame, then I demand that in any upcoming LGF: All The Lizardoid's Men blockbuster, the part of Occasional Reader by played by, I dunno, maybe Daniel Craig. I mean, he's my spit n' image, by Hollywood standards at least.

re: #191 taxfreekiller

Well, it sure was strange... Doubt there would be a tornado in Midtown Manhattan...

re: #194 myspamhere

If someone broke the law, she/he should be prosecuted but, that's not been proven to my knowledge.

#197 Dustoff-507

I think that's, "yeller-bellies."

Someone here on LGF went back and found out her history from looking at Who's Who, as I recall. Or maybe that was Rich Galen. Let me see if I can find a link.

re: #100 zuckerlilly

i signed it at 147829, so why is it still there? deliberations i'm guessing

re: #194 myspamhere

When I interviewed for the CIA years and years ago, I was told flat out that only my immediate family could be aware of whom I worked for. Therefore, Armitage should be charged with something, I just dont know what.

re: #200 Occasional Reader

Okay, if Kate Beckinsale is going to play Judith Miller in the Plamegate movie, and Vera Farmiga is playing Plame, then I demand that in any upcoming LGF: All The Lizardoid's Men blockbuster, the part of Occasional Reader by played by, I dunno, maybe Daniel Craig. I mean, he's my spit n' image, by Hollywood standards at least.

lol!

re: #195 yochanan

chuck shumer knocks starry eyed children,and wheelchair stricken old ladies out of his path when he even sniffs a camera....

Larry Flynt...............Please contact Valerie at once.

Your Pal
Joe

re: #174 MandyManners

sorry.

(Kate Beckinsale is certainly looking awfully, er, "perky" in that pic... I cut n' pasted rather quickly, heh, so I hope I'm not corrupting any morals out there)

re: #26 Tricky Dick

That Sufi order is much more sane thank you than the Kos types.

re: #210 Eowyn2

'Sokay.

re: #203 sngnsgt

#197 Dustoff-507

I think that's, "yeller-bellies."

LOL works for me buddy. My guts hurt from lauhging so hard.

I've never seen this much cusing since I in was in the Army.

re: #200 Occasional Reader

I'm guessing that means I would have to be played by Ray Stevenson then.

re: #195 yochanan

You know what they say - the most dangerous place in D.C. is between Chuck Shumer and a camera.

re: #200 Occasional Reader

hmmm.if i'm deemed imortant enough for a part....jason stratham....yeah,that works......

North Korea agrees to give up any nuke weapons and processes.

With Congress stymied on their infantile stop the war votes and plummeting approval ratings, Bush is having a pretty good week.

The unstated thing about the Red Mosque incident in Pakistan is Musharraf's very life depends on taking the fight to al Qaeda- expect the US and Musharraf to coordinate some lovely raids in the tribal areas.

Valerie Plame had been off of the "active" covert roster for YEARS. Stating that she was (at one time) a covert agent is not a crime as long as it is not within 2 (?) years of her covert service. THAT is why there was no crime. It doesn't matter who said what, as long as the when was post 2 years of covert service.

The Blotter: Iraq/US Smuggling Ring Busted

A criminal ring attempting to smuggle Iraqis into the United States has been busted in Lima, Peru, U.S. law enforcement officials tell the Blotter on ABCNews.com.

At least 10 Iraqis have been arrested over the last month there, some as they prepared to board flights to Los Angeles.

LOBSTER STICKS TO MAGNET!

re: #211 Occasional Reader

Her headlights are on "bright."

re: #206 Eowyn2

re: #194 myspamhere

When I interviewed for the CIA years and years ago, I was told flat out that only my immediate family could be aware of whom I worked for. Therefore, Armitage should be charged with something, I just dont know what.

I wish they would let this die. I am sick to death of the Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson Traveling Flea and Tick Circus...

I get it now, "Look at the pair of Kerrys on that woman".

Peacekeeper will be portrayed by...

[factoring in Hollywood beautifying]

...

...

... Danny DeVito.

re: #100 zuckerlilly

and according to Alexa Google is the #2 search site (#3 if you count msn as a search site).

re: #154 cpuller
You missed one:

Armitage lies to grand jury.

Valerie Plame had been off of the "active" covert roster for YEARS. Stating that she was (at one time) a covert agent is not a crime as long as it is not within 2 (?) years of her covert service. THAT is why there was no crime. It doesn't matter who said what, as long as the when was post 2 years of covert service.

Correct. She had a desk job at Langly for sometime with the events in question happened.

She had such a low level job that the person who said "Wilsons wife works for the CIA and recommended him for the job", didn't realize she considered herself covert.

Hi Buzz!

re: #227 Occasional Reader

Peacekeeper will be portrayed by...

[factoring in Hollywood beautifying]

...

...

... Danny DeVito.

OOOOOOOO-man how could you. Anyone but Danny. 0-:

re: #189 cpuller

Speaking of Vietnam, has anyone visited the Midway in SD and heard some of the stories of the evacuation of Saigon?

Really eye-opening. They said they had a prop plane with an SV Major and his family land on the carrier and a bunch of our guys stood out on the deck to stop it since he wasn't set up for carrier landings.

I'd suggest you get a copy of the book No Place to Hide by Gerry Carroll. It's a novel that focuses on the last four weeks of the Republic of Vietnam's existence, including the evacuation of Saigon just ahead of the invading NVA.

Some of the scenes in the book are horrific. Unfortunately, they're also true.

re: #225 Ginn

the Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson Traveling Flea and Tick Circus

I LOVE it!

re: #227 Occasional Reader

LOL,

The part of the Nodrog will be played by Steve Buscemi

re: #229 easy

I missed a few! I'm glad I have others to back me up. Thanks!

re: #225 Ginn

I think we can blame Plame & Wilson for keeping it going and going and going. Its a pink bunny case. If they can get it into a superior court (like the 9th circuit) they can do some damage to reputations.

If a lie is repeated over and over and over, it becomes the truth.

re: #208 Boondock St. Bender

Are you in NY by any chance? :) I hate Chucky Cheese. His only virtue is being a friend of Israel, but otherwise? That smirk of his..so self-righteous. Feh.

_{[My Mum zt"l always told me to find one nice thing to say about a person.]}

re: #41 ElderZionist

LOL

The curse of the chads.

re: #233 Steffan

Will do, thanks!

re: #226 david e

I get it now, "Look at the pair of Kerrys on that woman".

Don't besmirch nipples!

re: #234 MandyManners

re: #225 Ginn

the Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson Traveling Flea and Tick Circus

I LOVE it!

If the Flea And Tick Collar fits!

/hi Mandy!

re: #200 Occasional Reader

Okay, if Kate Beckinsale is going to play Judith Miller in the Plamegate movie, and Vera Farmiga is playing Plame, then I demand that in any upcoming LGF: All The Lizardoid's Men blockbuster, the part of Occasional Reader by played by, I dunno, maybe Daniel Craig. I mean, he's my spit n' image, by Hollywood standards at least.

Beer Drinking Victory Monkey will be played by Matthew Perry (from Friends). I've been told I look like him - even once had someone on the train ask me if I was him. I don't know if that's a good thing or not.

You know, I never thought Bush was anywhere near presidential material. But shit like this has made him far worse in the position than he otherwise would have been. The crushing flood of treachery sent against him from the beginning has made his survival this long a thing of wonder and amazement. From the Democrats, from the UN and EU, from Hollywood and the media, even from within his own administration. From all sides! No Honeymoon whatsoever. Look at the Clinton administration. That was ALL honeymoon. From the start he was accused of stealing the election, up to today, where he's apparently become so dizzy from it that he failed to notice the immigration issue was losing him what little support was left on his own side. He's been slowly brainwashed into thinking that catering to the media and his global and national foes in power is actually in his best interests, even as they feed the fire and turn his spit.

How could any leader be expected to put up with shit like the Plame Game?

re: #237 Eowyn2

re: #225 Ginn

I think we can blame Plame & Wilson for keeping it going and going and going. Its a pink bunny case. If they can get it into a superior court (like the 9th circuit) they can do some damage to reputations.

If a lie is repeated over and over and over, it becomes the truth.

This is true. What is that saying.. By the time a lie goes around the world truth doesn't have it's pants on?

/lol

re: #242 Ginn

'Sup, Ginn?

Okay, if Kate Beckinsale is going to play Judith Miller in the Plamegate movie, and Vera Farmiga is playing Plame, then I demand that in any upcoming LGF: All The Lizardoid's Men blockbuster, the part of Occasional Reader by played by, I dunno, maybe Daniel Craig. I mean, he's my spit n' image, by Hollywood standards at least.

I want to be played by Colin Farrel.

OT
from LGFWatch
Charles Johnson, Fashion Fascist
You gotta check out the green football undies on that blog!
lol!

Zuckerlilly,

Done. In taking a look at the Jew hater website, I don't know if I have ever seen a more pitiful looking old man. What's a certified librarian? There's a certification test for the Dewey Decimal System, or something?

I guess if you're certified, that means you're a real professional! I think I'll add that to my resume.

Interviewer: Natalie, I see that you are a certified librarian?

Natalie: Yes, I consider myself an professional filer and a certified expert of the Dewey Decimal System!

Interviewer: YOU'RE HIRED! Our rocket science lab and super conductor thermonuclear facility will be child's play compared to your previous experience but you will know you are appreciated...

re: #243 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

It's a good thing.

re: #241 MandyManners

re: #226 david e

I get it now, "Look at the pair of Kerrys on that woman".

Don't besmirch nipples!

MANDY... you didn't say that! 0-:

re: #244 Salem

You know, I never thought Bush was anywhere near presidential material. But shit like this has made him far worse in the position than he otherwise would have been. The crushing flood of treachery sent against him from the beginning has made his survival this long a thing of wonder and amazement. From the Democrats, from the UN and EU, from Hollywood and the media, even from within his own administration. From all sides! No Honeymoon whatsoever. Look at the Clinton administration. That was ALL honeymoon. From the start he was accused of stealing the election, up to today, where he's apparently become so dizzy from it that he failed to notice the immigration issue was losing him what little support was left on his own side. He's been slowly brainwashed into thinking that catering to the media and his global and national foes in power is actually in his best interests, even as they feed the fire and turn his spit.

How could any leader be expected to put up with shit like the Plame Game?

Reads Salem's post. Falls out of chair in shock.

...

re: #244 Salem

I need to also find this current book about how the CIA has been leaking throughout the Bush years purposely undermining him. And this has all been orchestrated by former high officers retired from the CIA and by the current CIA officers beholden to this group of former CIA people.

Bush definitely has had very little support from the rest of the institutional administration.

#243 BDVM:

Beer Drinking Victory Monkey will be played by Matthew Perry

I can see the resemblance.

Actually I've been told that my Hollywood beautified-up counterpart would be Keanu Reeves, but I think they're way off. My wife gets Penelope Cruz, hands down.

re: #246 MandyManners

Just a gettin a little of my LGF fix in today. How bout yourself?

Black George Bush will be played by Ben Affleck.

re: #251 Dustoff-507

re: #241 MandyManners

re: #226 david e

I get it now, "Look at the pair of Kerrys on that woman".

Don't besmirch nipples!

MANDY... you didn't say that! 0-:

Yep. I sure did.

And, it's not even Friday.

re: #200 Occasional Reader

Bill Murray to portray me. I've been told I look like him. Makes me feel sorry for ol' Bill.

re: #235 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

re: #227 Occasional Reader

LOL,

The part of the Nodrog will be played by Steve Buscemi

Or Gilbert Gottfried.

re: #224 MandyManners

re: #211 Occasional Reader

Her headlights are on "bright."

Her headlights are on "bright" high beam. (Well that's the way I've always heard it spoken.)

re: #170 easy

Oh, how I wish I was! Are you really surprised, considering the crap Hollywood puts out? And since the super L³ cretins rule? It will be a pure hit job. How come MM didn't think of making it a mockumentary?

243 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey 7/19/2007 1:54:02 pm PDT reply quote

re: #200 Occasional Reader

Okay, if Kate Beckinsale is going to play Judith Miller in the Plamegate movie, and Vera Farmiga is playing Plame, then I demand that in any upcoming LGF: All The Lizardoid's Men blockbuster, the part of Occasional Reader by played by, I dunno, maybe Daniel Craig. I mean, he's my spit n' image, by Hollywood standards at least.

Beer Drinking Victory Monkey will be played by Matthew Perry (from Friends). I've been told I look like him - even once had someone on the train ask me if I was him. I don't know if that's a good thing or not.

Hey, did you ever see that episode where everyone thought Chandler was gay?

re: #244 Salem

that's because most of the criticism against him turns out to be lies or irrelevant. IMO, his biggest failure is Katrina.

re: #255 Occasional Reader

#243 BDVM:

Beer Drinking Victory Monkey will be played by Matthew Perry

I can see the resemblance.

Actually I've been told that my Hollywood beautified-up counterpart would be Keanu Reeves, but I think they're way off. My wife gets Penelope Cruz, hands down.

LOL. Good night, all.

The LLL is smelling turd blossoms.

U.S. District Judge John D. Bates is a Bush II appointee, and therefore prone to the abuse of his position (and the law) in order to assist his "asshole buddies" (an old Texas expression). OnDec. 9, 2002, for instance, he ruled that Congress lacked the standing to sue Cheneyover access to the records of the latter's energy task force. And in August of 2006,Bates ruled very helpfully that it was okay for the president to sign a bill that had notbeen passed by Congress. (See [Link: www.buzzflash.com...] if youthink I'm kidding.)

re: #256 Ginn

re: #246 MandyManners

Just a gettin a little of my LGF fix in today. How bout yourself?

I'm barely hanging on to my last nerve. My mom took The Kid to Wally World and supplemented his cash to buy a Naruto sword. It has sound effects.

re: #258 MandyManners

re: #251 Dustoff-507

re: #241 MandyManners

re: #226 david e

I get it now, "Look at the pair of Kerrys on that woman".

Don't besmirch nipples!

MANDY... you didn't say that! 0-:

Yep. I sure did.

And, it's not even Friday.

LOL and where is your son right now?

Valerie Plame had been off of the "active" covert roster for YEARS. Stating that she was (at one time) a covert agent is not a crime as long as it is not within 2 (?) years of her covert service. THAT is why there was no crime. It doesn't matter who said what, as long as the when was post 2 years of covert service.

I believe she was not covert for 6 years, riding a desk at Langley. Everyone knew she was a CIA employee. The whole thing was a travesty. I haven't paid much attention to Novak since.

I still believe Libby will be exonerated or a mistrial declared.

re: #260 David Simon

No, Gilbert gets to play Kos

re: #248 NoSubmission

OT
from LGFWatch
Charles Johnson, Fashion Fascist
You gotta check out the green football undies on that blog!
lol!

Ah Submission... from your link:

Legalize said...
At least 335 posts ABOUT A SCARF. There is something pathetic going on at LGF.

And yet you can't seem to stay away, Legalize... LGF Watch...

Why is that?