Could Kenneth Lay's Enron trial dish Bush dirt?
FormerRepublican
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:34 PM
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Could Kenneth Lay's Enron trial dish Bush dirt? |
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Kenneth Lay's Enron trial will be in January 2006. We know there were extensive links between Lay, Enron, Bush and Cheney. Might the big Enron trials dish dirt on the Bush Administration (if we're lucky)?
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YDogg
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:38 PM
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1. My guess is that the delay ... |
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... has been quite purposeful and beneficial to *. I have no clue what a trial might uncover, but it'll be interesting nonetheless.
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:38 PM
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2. ISTR some Enron docs being destroyed in the 9/11 attacks |
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Not 100% sure how reliable my memory is on that front.
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:49 PM
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5. Arthur Andersen went hog wild for about a month |
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destroying their paper trail. And I believe they were excoriated by prosecutors for their chicanery.
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jody
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:41 PM
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3. Yes if Lay, as a member of Cheney's energy committee was aware |
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of efforts by the Bush Administration to let occur or provoke an incident that could be used as a pretext to invade the Middle East.
If that were true, Lay would never serve a day of jail or pay more than a token fine. Of course he better have affidavits in secure places to be released in the event of an accident that causes his death.
:tinfoilhat:
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DemInDistress
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Wed Aug-24-05 08:45 PM
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4. There's plenty of dirty laundry between Gov.Bush |
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and Kenron Lay...Check out the smoking gun website.I read through many letters between the both of them.Their like peas in a pod both corrupt as hell.At worst I see Lay getting convicted and sentenced to 20 yrs.But as bush leaves office I see a presidential pardon,so Lay could end up doing a couple of years...
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