Treasongate: Turdblossum Karl Rove INDICTED!
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FireFlyFans.net scoops CNN, MSNBCGE Carlyle Group, CBS, ABC, BBC, Faux! Prosecutor Fitzgerald is my hero. Posted by Professor Glynn Wilson, Locust Fork News.
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Hero, can you confirm this through your sources, before the alleged "official" announcement Monday night?
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Karl Rove Indicted on Charges of Perjury, Lying to Investigators
By Jason Leopold
t r u t h o u t Report
Saturday 13 May 2006
Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald spent more than half a day Friday at the offices of Patton Boggs, the law firm representing Karl Rove.
During the course of that meeting, Fitzgerald served attorneys for former Deputy White House Chief of Staff Karl Rove with an indictment charging the embattled White House official with perjury and lying to investigators related to his role in the CIA leak case, and instructed one of the attorneys to tell Rove that he has 24 business hours to get his affairs in order, high level sources with direct knowledge of the meeting said Saturday morning.
www.apfn.org/LEAK-GATE/rove.htm
Robert Luskin, Rove's attorney, did not return a call for comment. Sources said Fitzgerald was in Washington, DC, Friday and met with Luskin for about 15 hours to go over the charges against Rove, which include perjury and lying to investigators about how and when Rove discovered that Valerie Plame Wilson was a covert CIA operative and whether he shared that information with reporters, sources with direct knowledge of the meeting said.
It was still unknown Saturday whether Fitzgerald charged Rove with a more serious obstruction of justice charge. Sources close to the case said Friday that it appeared very likely that an obstruction charge against Rove would be included with charges of perjury and lying to investigators.
www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/bushdui1.html
www.dudehisattva.com/Bush%20Administration%20Frogwalk.htm
An announcement by Fitzgerald is expected to come this week, sources close to the case said. However, the day and time is unknown. Randall Samborn, a spokesman for the special prosecutor was unavailable for comment. In the past, Samborn said he could not comment on the case.
The grand jury hearing evidence in the Plame Wilson case met Friday on other matters while Fitzgerald spent the entire day at Luskin's office. The meeting was a closely guarded secret and seems to have taken place without the knowledge of the media.
As TruthOut reported Friday evening, Rove told President Bush and Chief of Staff Joshua Bolten, as well as a few other high level administration officials, that he will be indicted in the CIA leak case and will immediately resign his White House job when the special counsel publicly announces the charges against him, according to sources.
www.truthout.org/docs_2006/051206Y.shtml
Details of Rove's discussions with the president and Bolten have spread through the corridors of the White House, where low-level staffers and senior officials were trying to determine how the indictment would impact an administration that has been mired in a number of high-profile political scandals for nearly a year, said a half-dozen White House aides and two senior officials who work at the Republican National Committee.
Speaking on condition of anonymity Friday night, sources confirmed Rove's indictment was imminent. These individuals requested anonymity saying they were not authorized to speak publicly about Rove's situation. A spokesman in the White House press office said they would not comment on "wildly speculative rumors."
http://armando.dailykos.com/story/2005/9/28/162519/846
Rove's announcement to President Bush and Bolten comes more than a month after he alerted the new chief of staff toNOTIFY: N | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Looks like bush hasn't washed his hands in awhile.
Not exactly brilliant photoshop work, but mildly amusing.
More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
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Originally posted by citizen:
Looks like bush hasn't washed his hands in awhile. Not exactly brilliant photoshop work, but mildly amusing.
Yeah, turdblossums are messy. Bush really was handcuffed during his DUI arrest, and during his cocaine arrest. His grandfather Senator Prescott Bush was handcuffed 3 times for treason during World War 2.
No Photoshop:
Bush's favorite dessert
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CNN LIVE AT DAYBREAK
Aired July 27, 2005
COSTELLO: You Googled the term and you got a picture. Was it a picture of Karl Rove?
MYERS: No. A Turd Blossom is actually -- I guess another name would be cowpie, for those of us growing up in the Midwest.
COSTELLO: Oh.
MYERS: But this is a legitimate nickname that President Bush gave him over something in 2001, and now they're bringing it up again. And this is like, oh, this is not even new news.
But, so, do you agree with the decision by some newspapers not to run the Doonesbury cartoon strip? And so, therefore, now that they didn't, now it's on CNN.
COSTELLO: I know.
www.geocities.com/piratenewstv/doonesbury-censored.html
"When George Bush moved into the White House in January 2001, the man who got him there, Karl Rove, chose Hillary Clinton's office for himself. It was a telling choice. The partnership between the president and the man he calls Boy Genius (or on bad days Turd Blossom) is the political marriage at the heart of the Bush administration. Now, with the Democrats and the Washington press
corps scenting blood over the CIA leak scandal, the big question for Mr Bush is whether that marriage will have to be sacrificed in the interests of his re-election. The partnership had its origins in 1973, when the junior political flunky was working for George Bush the elder, who was chairman of the Republican National Committee. The 22 year-old Mr Rove was given the job of meeting the chairman's son and handing him the keys to the family. A starstruck Mr Rove has
since told the New Yorker he could remember what the young Bush was wearing that day: cowboy boots, jeans and a pilot's jacket. 'He was exuding more charisma than any one individual should be allowed to have,' Mr Rove marvelled. On this occasion, however, it is the FBI that is looking for the fingerprints, and for the first time King Karl looks vulnerable."
-Julian Borger, London Guardian, "Boy Genius or Turd Blossom?" October 2, 2003
www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1053901,00.html
turd blossom
1. (noun) In west Texas, a desert wild flower that grows up out of a meadow muffin.
2. (proper noun) One of G.W. Bush's nicknames for Karl Rove.
3. (slang) any positive consequence (beauty) that comes from something unwholesome(shit)
1. "Ma, that there's the purtiest turd blossom I've seen in miles."
2. "We'll get Turd Blossom to out Wilson's wife (Valerie Plame) to Novak."
3. "Wow, buddy, that presentation you gave to the board was quite a turd blossom."
—UrbanDictionary.com
meadow muffin.
1. The one necessary ingredient for a friendly game of barnyard frisbee.
Homer and Lum found a couple of fine meadow muffins, and threw them at each other.
2. (n.) feces deposited onto the ground by bovine animals. Also known as "cow flop". In a dried state, meadow muffins become "cow chips" which can be used as fuel or in throwing contests.
"I was hunting quail but slipped
-UrbanDictionary.com
barnyard Frisbee
A game played in a barnyard or a cow pasture, wherein participants hurl dessicated cow pies. The goal can be to attain the greatest distance, or to hit a specified target.
Compare with barnyard golf.
-Linda Mae always beats Homer Bob when thhey play barnyard Frisbee.
turd-burglar.
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Hey PirateNews, there's somebody on the "Angry Liberal Guy" thread that claims that Bush is God and that your momma's a heathen. His name is TheRightStuff. Go enlighten him!
Other people can occasionally be useful, especially as minions. I want lots of minions.
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Hey PirateNews, there's somebody on the "Angry Liberal Guy" thread that claims that Bush is God and that your momma's a heathen. His name is TheRightStuff. Go enlighten him!
Can't argue with the heathen part. After my dad was invited to Bohemian Grove, my mom started collecting 100s of owl idols. But she got rid of them after watching Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove by Alex Jones. She grew up in the Episcopal Church of England, where the British Govt's Archbishop of Canterbury is a Druid pagan.
www.infowars.com/bg1.html
And Jr Bush really is the god of Log Cabin Republicans.
Back on topic:
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MSNBC’s Shuster: ‘I Am Convinced Karl Rove Will Be Indicted’
Tonight on Countdown with Keith Olbermann, MSNBC reporter David Shuster said he was “convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted.” He made three points to support his position:
1. Rove wouldn’t have testified for the 5th time unless he believed it was the only way he could avoid indictment. At this point, according to Shuster, the burden is on Rove to stop it.
2. It’s been 13 days since Rove testified and he has not heard that he is clear. Lawyers Shuster talked to say that if Rove would have gotten himself out of the jam, he would have heard by now.
3. Rove is referred to in the Libby indictment as “Official A.” According to Schuster, every time Fitzgerald has named somebody as “Official A” that person has been indicted.
Shuster also says Rove’s lawyers expect a decision from Fitzgerald within the next two weeks.
Transcript:
OLBERMANN: What are you gathering on this? Is the decision by Mr. Fitzgerald coming soon? Will it be an indictment?
SHUSTER: Well, Karl Rove’s legal team has told me they expect a decision will come some time in the next two weeks. I am convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted and there are a couple of reasons why. First of all, you don’t put somebody in front of a grand jury at the end of an investigation or for the fifth time as Karl Rove testified a week and a half ago unless you feel that’s your only chance of avoiding indictment. So, in other words, the burden starts with Karl Rove to stop the charges. Secondly, it’s now been 13 days since Rove testified. After testifying for three and a half hours, prosecutors refused to give him any indication that he was clear. He has not gotten any indication since then and the lawyers that I have spoken with outside of this case say that if Rove had gotten himself out of the jam, he would have heard something by now. And then the third issue is one we have talked about before, and that is in the Scooter Libby indictment Karl Rove was identified as “Official A.” It’s the term that prosecutors use when they try to get around restrictions on naming somebody in an indictment. We have locked through the records of Patrick Fitzgerald from when he was prosecuting cases in New York and from when he has been U.S. attorney in Chicago. And in every single investigation, whenever Fitzgerald has identified as somebody as “Official A,” that person eventually gets indicted themselves in every single investigation. Will Karl Rove defy history in this particular case? I suppose anything is possible when you are dealing with a White House official. But the lawyers that I have been speaking with who know this stuff say don’t bet on Karl Rove getting out of this.
www.thinkprogress.org/2006/05/08/shuster-convinced/
I wonder if Junior will nuke Iran on Monday to divert attention?
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Who gets fired for this fabricated story? If it was CBS, Dan Rather would be shown the door. Who's the Dan Rather that made up this fairy tale story?
By saying that Rove has been indicted, that is an actionable screw up that Rove can come back and sue this moron from 'Truthout dot com '. aka WithOUTtruth dot com. It's called liable, and don't be surprised if Rove goes after this idiot before too long.
If I wanted to read The Onion, I'd have gone to their web page. Please, don't clutter FFF.NET w/ such crap again. Thank you. 
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The network hawks are ready to pounce on this latest indictment for the Bush Gang's crime spree, as soon as they get the official confirmation from the US DOJ. That's why Colbert was so confident...
Dan Rather was fired for telling the TRUTH about Jr Bush's demotion from pilot to mail clerk, for felony AWOL and desertion of Vietnam Wars. Journalist whores only get promoted when they lie. For those of you who know how to read official US Govt reprimands and aren't traitors:
www.awolbush.com
www.truthandduty.com
Salem Bin Laden's business partners in ArBUSTo Oil demoted to mail clerk for refusing direct order for drug test
"This administration is not sinking, this administration is soaring. If anything, they are rearranging deck chairs on the Hindinburg."
—Stephen Colbert, White House Correspondents Dinner 2006
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Hey Auraptor, Zero, Geezer, Finn and all turd-suckers- suck on THIS.
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Thursday, October 27, 2005 06:02
Just like Xmas when the parents won't wake up! (Thank you Stephanie Miller for that image ) Many many threads ago I started posting about this. At the time I cited a CIA officer who called into a small public radio station, his voice shaking with anger and fear, to say that this all originated from the Old Executive Office Building. You just can't fake that kind of raw emotion. You really can't. From those few sentences I perceived a deep animosity between the WH and the CIA, and realized that if the CIA knew who outed Plame they were actually in a position to do something about it and probably would.
So I spent hours figuring out who tennanted that building (and it ain't easy to find on-line) and narrowed it down to Cheney, Rice, and their respective staff. And having heard how Cheney haunted the CIA building looking for the WMD info that I assumed it was he.
I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts that Fitzgerald is hoping to get Rove or Libby turn on the Big Guy (not Bush, he ain't the Big Guy he's the sock puppet). Wouldn't be surprised either if Bush pardons his indicted staff, just like his daddy did.
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If this is true than whoever scooped the story should get an award! I haven't been this excited in years. Of all Republicans I hate Karl Rove the most. It's going to nearly kill me to wait for the official word this week. I feel like a little kid on Christmas Eve waiting for Christmas, or as some Democrats call it, Fitzmas!
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Originally posted by piratenews:Quote:
Khyron wrote:
Hey PirateNews, there's somebody on the "Angry Liberal Guy" thread that claims that Bush is God and that your momma's a heathen. His name is TheRightStuff. Go enlighten him!
Can't argue with the heathen part. After my dad was invited to Bohemian Grove, my mom started collecting 100s of owl idols. But she got rid of them after watching Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove by Alex Jones. She grew up in the Episcopal Church of England, where the British Govt's Archbishop of Canterbury is a Druid pagan.
www.infowars.com/bg1.html
And Jr Bush really is the god of Log Cabin Republicans.
Back on topic:Quote:
MSNBC’s Shuster: ‘I Am Convinced Karl Rove Will Be Indicted’
Tonight on Countdown with Keith Olbermann, MSNBC reporter David Shuster said he was “convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted.” He made three points to support his position:
1. Rove wouldn’t have testified for the 5th time unless he believed it was the only way he could avoid indictment. At this point, according to Shuster, the burden is on Rove to stop it.
2. It’s been 13 days since Rove testified and he has not heard that he is clear. Lawyers Shuster talked to say that if Rove would have gotten himself out of the jam, he would have heard by now.
3. Rove is referred to in the Libby indictment as “Official A.” According to Schuster, every time Fitzgerald has named somebody as “Official A” that person has been indicted.
Shuster also says Rove’s lawyers expect a decision from Fitzgerald within the next two weeks.
Transcript:
OLBERMANN: What are you gathering on this? Is the decision by Mr. Fitzgerald coming soon? Will it be an indictment?
SHUSTER: Well, Karl Rove’s legal team has told me they expect a decision will come some time in the next two weeks. I am convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted and there are a couple of reasons why. First of all, you don’t put somebody in front of a grand jury at the end of an investigation or for the fifth time as Karl Rove testified a week and a half ago unless you feel that’s your only chance of avoiding indictment. So, in other words, the burden starts with Karl Rove to stop the charges. Secondly, it’s now been 13 days since Rove testified. After testifying for three and a half hours, prosecutors refused to give him any indication that he was clear. He has not gotten any indication since then and the lawyers that I have spoken with outside of this case say that if Rove had gotten himself out of the jam, he would have heard something by now. And then the third issue is one we have talked about before, and that is in the Scooter Libby indictment Karl Rove was identified as “Official A.” It’s the term that prosecutors use when they try to get around restrictions on naming somebody in an indictment. We have locked through the records of Patrick Fitzgerald from when he was prosecuting cases in New York and from when he has been U.S. attorney in Chicago. And in every single investigation, whenever Fitzgerald has identified as somebody as “Official A,” that person eventually gets indicted themselves in every single investigation. Will Karl Rove defy history in this particular case? I suppose anything is possible when you are dealing with a White House official. But the lawyers that I have been speaking with who know this stuff say don’t bet on Karl Rove getting out of this.
www.thinkprogress.org/2006/05/08/shuster-convinced/
I wonder if Junior will nuke Iran on Monday to divert attention?
"You can't stop the signal!"
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Firstly, I think you'l find it's "Hindenburg"
Secondly, "The Episcopal Church of England"???
Thirdly, The Archbishop of Canterbury is a Druid??????????
Where do I start?
Hows your wife and sister?
Hows your Mom, Dad, Uncle and Aunt?
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