H2O, are you around today? n/t

[shraby]

[H2O Man]

1. Yes. n/t

[im10ashus]

2. LOL!

Thank heaven. Now what could they want? :-)

[H2O Man]

3. Inquiring minds ....

want to know.

[im10ashus]

4. Indeed.

Maybe they were just making sure you were there?

[H2O Man]

5. Testing ....

one... two .... three ....

[steve2470]

6. what is your learned take on the outcome of Cindy Sheehan's stand ? nt

[H2O Man]

10. I think that she

has already had a fantastic influence. She is someone we can all relate to: she is our sister, our cousin, our neighbor, the person we went to school with. We all admired her dedication to parenting, from the time her son was little. The pain that is now on her face makes us uncomfortable, but not to where we want to turn away.

She represents everything terrible about Bush's aggression in Iraq on this, our homefront. And the president lacks the moral capacity or the guts to meet with her. He doesn't dare.

[steve2470]

12. Do you think she represents the beginning of the end to this regime ?

What I mean, is the end of his legitimacy in the public's eyes ? I know there will always be nutcases :-)

[H2O Man]

13. I think that

she represents the repressed images of flag-draped coffins and military funerals that this administration does not want the public exposed to. I think that she will bring to a conscious level many of the emotions that a large segment of the population has not dealt with. In that sense, she represents a therapy of sorts for the public.

I would think that we should not underestimate what she represents. It will be interesting to see how this great energy force is channeled. The media will manipulate, of course, but of more interest will be the reaction of the anti-war forces. I would hesitate to encourage people to try to translate the symbolism. Let her be the message.

[im10ashus]

7. Is this thing on? Tough crowd! n/t

[shraby]

8. I hadda go get breakfast...sorry.

I wanted to know your take on what that guy wrote at
<http://citizenspook.blogspot.com>

I seem to have trouble loading it today, but had no problems with the site last night.

[H2O Man]

9. I put three

responses on your other thread about it. Interesting issue. My opinion is on 16-18 on the other thread; I could be wrong.

[shraby]

11. I checked the other post and read your

responses.
With the apparent full authority to go where the investigation leads, it would be difficult for anyone to say he went outside his authority so I would say he's safe on that note.
According to that "spook", Fitz doesn't have to report to anyone, therefore they can't use his investigation to hide stuff from further disclosure.
I think if Comey went 8 yards on this appointment, he probably went the full field and protected Fitzgerald from interference as much as he possible could. Comey was well aware of past administration's behavior and it looks like he planned to prevent cover-ups.