Thheee wheeeellllss offff jjuuussstiiiicccceee tuuurrrrn slooooooowly...

[wtmusic]

but never more slowly than now.

Dayum, I want this Rove thing over now. So many crooks, so little time.

[kedrys]

1. but they grind exceedingly fine

:popcorn:

[Xipe Totec]

6. Hark, villains! I will grind your bones to dust

And with your blood and it I'll make a paste,
And of the paste a coffin I will rear
And make two pasties of your shameful heads,
And bid that strumpet, your unhallow'd dam,
Like to the earth swallow her own increase.
This is the feast that I have bid her to,
And this the banquet she shall surfeit on;
For worse than Philomel you used my daughter,
And worse than Progne I will be revenged:
And now prepare your throats.

- TITUS ANDRONICUS

[okieinpain]

2. yeah, i'm starting to get nervous. it's like they are throwing shit on

the wall to see what is going to stick. first he did do anything, then he didn't mention her name. next his a whistle blower, now he found out from Novak.

[wtmusic]

4. The longer it takes

the more effective a counter-PR campaign is.

I guess the good side is that Fitzgerald is dotting all the i's and there will be little chance for legal escape.

[napi21]

3. Ooo no, keep it going! Streach it out for atleast a year!

I want the bombshell to come out just before the Nov. 2006 elections! Ahhh, maybe October 13th. Heck, I think it's even a Friday the 13th!

Let all this info circulate with the public, and make sure everybody hears about it all!

[satya]

5. I agree, except by then they may have a neocon SCOTUS majority. nt

[madrchsod]

8. that is a distant dream for them....

nothing will get done in the senate unless the plame affair is resolved.

[napi21]

9. No matter what happens with the Plame story right now will stop

Shrub from nominating a conservative judge. Just how conservative is still a guess.

[Justyce]

10. Our local newspaper has the

story buried everyday on about the 7th page or so... my husband said no one he's mentioned it to at work has even heard about this or the Downing Street Memos... blows my mind how in the dark they are!!!

[madrchsod]

7. the closer to 2006 the better

i`d like to see all the shit happen about feb or april of 2006.....

[longship]

11. Patience

I'm not sure exactly when the grand jury received the Watergate case, but it wasn't until March 1, 1974 that they indicted seven top WH people (Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell, leading aid Charles Colson, Gordon C. Strachan, Robert Mardian, and Kenneth Parkinson), secretly naming Nixon as an "unindicted co-conspirator". That's almost 21 months after the break-in.

I think this will move a bit faster, but it may be weeks before the GJ hands down indictments. Don't forget, if the GJ or special prosecutor suspect that Crashcart or CuckooBananas are part of a conspiracy to cover-up (translation: obstruct justice), they might not be willing to spring the trap until they can snag the whole nest. It's now very apparent that this rabbit hole goes very deep. It's going to take some time.

Fitzgerald

I'm hunting wabbits.

Savor the moment. It might take some time.

[The Magistrate]

12. It Seems To Me, Mr. Music, The Longer It Goes On, The Better

The death of a thousand cuts is the ultimate punishment for treason....

[Minstrel Boy]

15. In a better world, perhaps.

In this one, with the likes of these, I'd prefer a quick solution. Even relatively painless, just so long as it's permanent.

[The Magistrate]

16. As Regarding Permanence, Sir

We are surely on the same page. My preference for slow attrition in such a matter as this stems from my conviction that a sea-change in popular perception is required, and for that, methods that operate over time seem preferable, as they maximize exposure, and make a thing become part of the mental landscape. A close analogy can be found in warfare: it is relatively uncommon for a defeat in battle to decide the issue suddenly, and quite common for things like blockade and deprivation of allies to produce, though slowly, decisive victory.

[KharmaTrain]

13. Something To Dream About - October, 2006

- DeLay and Reid on trial for the Indian Casino scam and other Abramoff antics

- Duke "Duke-Stir" Cunningham with the monitoring device around his ankle...setting off the capitol security system as he slinks off.

- The Plame/DSM/Iraq fiasco has turned into a conspiracy/perjury/obstruction case and the war itself and those responsible for it (and their enablers) go on trial

- A continued meltdown of the military that continues to sap morale and troop readiness/strength

- Bad economy...people feeling the high prices and the worsening condition of the economy based on the massive debt, outsourcing, tax breaks to the rich and other 'off the books' spending.

And I won't go into what could erupt in Iraq and on other fronts.

There's a lot of debris being spread around by the Repugnicans right now...and I encourage them to keep babbling, spinning, lying and denying. The bill comes due November, 2006.

[mmonk]

14. Boy you can write that again!