LOL !!! - Newbie Freeper BOLDEAGLE, Proves Libby Innocent !!!

[WillyT]

Documents show Libby NOT guilty because Brewster-Jennings not secret. Scooter must...

Posted on 03/20/2006 11:28:20 AM PST by Boldeagle

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For the sake of the President's program, Scooter must--can--clear good his name, here's how.



No leak, no leak crime. It's as simple as that. Scooter Libby can clear his good name, as this very, very recent news shows. NOTE: He has to, because a conviction could cripple the administration and hurt the cause of good government for years to come. He can do it.

The Administration picked a real bulldog in special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald. When Scooter comes out of this smelling like a rose, as this shows he probably will, no one will be able to say the fix was on. Fitzgerald is tough.

Libby will win for the simple reason that Valerie Plame-Wilson and her proximate employer, Brewster Jennings, were not secrets, not undercover. There was no leak. The intensive investigation of Libby amounts to illegal entrapment because there was no reason for such intense scrutiny. Libby was busy working the biggest national-security issues at the very top of our government, trying to protect our butts. That's why he misspoke himself in speaking to FBI agents and trying to recall minutia for the grand jury.

Some amunition has come from unexpected (and possibly unsuspecting) quarters:

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Link: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1599755/posts

Just when ya think the Kool-Aid drinkers have had their fill, another new one jumps into the Jello mold!

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[EFerrari]

1. Freeps. The gift that keeps on giving.

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[acmavm]

2. Sometimes I wonder if it's something in that water, then I wonder if it

isn't a problem with education in America (then I remember we aren't all that dumb), then I just throw my hands up and quit trying to figure it out.

[Sapere aude]

3. Libby was not indited for leaking, he was indited for lying

I think that was the charge.

[Toots]

He was charged with PERJURY

It doesn't matter if Valerie Plame was a figment of someone's imagination. He lied to the Grand Jury. Unless of course Conservatives don't believe PERJURY is a crime.....

[Freedom_from_Chains]

15. Well now it's just perjury about national security.

Now if it was perjury about sex, that would be a hole different matter.

[bowens43]

4. Wow. Are they really so clueless???

Libby isn't charged with leaking anything. He's charged with lying to the grand jury.

[MADem]

5. They're after him for LYING to the Feds, but hell, never mind THAT small

and pesky detail!!!

It's never the crime, it's the cover-up that gets 'em, every time!!!!!

[Media_Lies_Daily]

6. Boldeagle is probably Cheney.

[0007]

14. No shit! But I seriously don't think cheney is that stupid....

then again maybe he is, 'eh?

[EFerrari]

17. Maybe Ashcroft.

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[WillyT]

19. I Thought Ashcroft Was SORE-EAGLE ...

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[EFerrari]

20. Ow! Ouch! Ow!

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[tanyev]

7. Is that what Jeff Gannon is calling himself these days?

[tocqueville]

8. Except the CIA chef and the "half-secret" diplomats

which are tolerated and often work together with allies at embassies, EVERYBODY IS SECRET. Slate had a very good article about that, lost the link.

[spindrifter]

9. I especially like the entrapment part--

Sorry, buster, but "there was no reason for such intense scrutiny" is not a defense to entrapment. If ya don't believe me--head over to your local courthouse and watch a few drug trials.:rofl:

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[JuniperLea]

10. Hilarious!

I'd like to see his face when someone finally tells him that perjury is perjury, and undercover agents had nothing to do with Libby's charges. But then, they still all think Clinton was impeached for a blow job. No, it was perjury. I still say it was no one's business and he should have just kept his mouth shut and refused to go into something that was nobody's business except his and Hill's. Then he would have never been caught in a lie;)

[Bunny]

11. Well, that settles it then.

Case closed. Now, can we please let Scooter get back to conducting the people's business?



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[EFerrari]

18. LOL!

Sure, or in a better fit, a towel boy at the Hilton.

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[frazzledmom]

12. "That's why he misspoke himself in speaking to FBI agents...

and trying to recall minutia for the grand jury. Gimme a break. He misspoke. Yeah right, here in the real world we call that perjury. If the guy can't remember what he said when questioned by the Feds on an issue of national security he shouldn't be in the freakin White House. Of course this is just using his own words against him, never mind the fact that that bastion of liberal thought, the CIA says it was a leak, it was an undercover operation, and that years of work and many agents were compromised in the outing.

[SeattleGirl]

13. *SNORK*!!!!!!!!!

Garsh, I'm impressed! This guy has the inside scoop on "Who's Who in the Undercover CIA Agent World"!!!!

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[PatrioticLeftie]

16. Okay, now I'm convinced...

They try to live in denial.

"Say it ain't so, George, say it ain't so............It ain't? Ah, mercy me, for a second I feared I would have to think for myself!"

[bluerum]

21. A frim grasp of the tissues. nt

[SalmonChantedEvening]

22. It's Bulldog!! Hi Jeffy??

Miss those WH sleepovers with Scott eh??

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[WillyT]

23. LOL !!!

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[WillyT]

24. One Last Kick Fer Laffs !!!

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