Gonzales Resigns to Spend More Time with His Defense Lawyer

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27 Aug 2007, 7:59 am

Gonzales reportedly concluded that his tenure had become too much of a distraction from the administration's other lawbreaking.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/08/27/ ... index.html



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27 Aug 2007, 1:12 pm

At least we have one less lawbreaker to put in jail!


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27 Aug 2007, 1:23 pm

Gonzalez broke no laws. And the uproar over his whole tenure was a classic railroad job. But sadly there are too many people with such a pathological hatred for Bush that they take great glee in destroying the lives of anyone associated with him.


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27 Aug 2007, 1:54 pm

Is it really fair to characterize every person who hates Bush and enjoys the downfall of his crappy posse as being "pathological?"

Seems like a rather sweeping generalization to me. As well as being a bit unsupported by a statement of what the underlying disease is that CAUSED the pathological behavior.

Perhaps my distaste for them comes from a clear understanding of their principles and a deep frustration at their ascension to the throne. Perhaps it's NOT because of my neurology or psychology or some illness I got on the subway.

Would your diagnosis change if I enjoyed a total spontaneous recovery shortly after the next Presidential Election?



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27 Aug 2007, 2:20 pm

JonnyBGoode wrote:
But sadly there are too many people with such a pathological hatred for Bush that they take great glee in destroying the lives of anyone associated with him.


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27 Aug 2007, 3:02 pm

gitchel wrote:
Is it really fair to characterize every person who hates Bush and enjoys the downfall of his crappy posse as being "pathological?"

Seems like a rather sweeping generalization to me.

No less so than the agenda-driven "journalism" that fueled Gonzalez' departure. :?



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27 Aug 2007, 3:03 pm

manalitwist wrote:
JonnyBGoode wrote:
But sadly there are too many people with such a pathological hatred for Bush that they take great glee in destroying the lives of anyone associated with him.


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Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:



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27 Aug 2007, 3:08 pm

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Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:


Its only a conspiracy theory because someone was sent the society log books. Otherwise it wouldnt be anything at all as you would not know anything at all.


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27 Aug 2007, 3:25 pm

manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:


Its only a conspiracy theory because someone was sent the society log books. Otherwise it wouldnt be anything at all as you would not know anything at all.

According to you and your conspiracy theory. :?



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27 Aug 2007, 3:28 pm

UncleBeer wrote:
manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:


Its only a conspiracy theory because someone was sent the society log books. Otherwise it wouldnt be anything at all as you would not know anything at all.

According to you and your conspiracy theory. :?


Do you know what you are talking about? According to fact, look at the photo there is Bush. Read Prophesor Manly P hall's book on the subject or at least wikipedia.


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27 Aug 2007, 3:44 pm

manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:


Its only a conspiracy theory because someone was sent the society log books. Otherwise it wouldnt be anything at all as you would not know anything at all.

According to you and your conspiracy theory. :?


Do you know what you are talking about? According to fact, look at the photo there is Bush. Read Prophesor Manly P hall's book on the subject or at least wikipedia.

You point to a photo that portrays no conspiracy, to a Canadian mystic who died 17 years ago, and (fer Chris' sake...) Wikipedia. Which of these is less credible? It's a tough choice.



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27 Aug 2007, 3:50 pm

UncleBeer wrote:
manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
manalitwist wrote:
UncleBeer wrote:
Another finely-honed intellect bent only on ... conspiracy theory. :roll:


Its only a conspiracy theory because someone was sent the society log books. Otherwise it wouldnt be anything at all as you would not know anything at all.

According to you and your conspiracy theory. :?


Do you know what you are talking about? According to fact, look at the photo there is Bush. Read Prophesor Manly P hall's book on the subject or at least wikipedia.

You point to a photo that portrays no conspiracy, to a Canadian mystic who died 17 years ago, and (fer Chris' sake...) Wikipedia. Which of these is less credible? It's a tough choice.


I beg you pardon i meant this man - Sutton, Antony C. America's Secret Establishment: An Introduction to the Order of Skull & Bones.


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27 Aug 2007, 3:54 pm

John Kerry was also in Skull and Bones. But if he had won the presidency, do you really think anyone would be hating on him 24/7 and getting schadenfreude out of every single one of his appointees that got into some kind of trouble? I doubt it. Not like this.


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27 Aug 2007, 3:58 pm

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John Kerry was also in Skull and Bones. But if he had won the presidency, do you really think anyone would be hating on him 24/7 and getting schadenfreude out of every single one of his appointees that got into some kind of trouble? I doubt it. Not like this.


Yes he was Skull and Bones and he did a good job of throwing the election to his senior and better Bush.

Clinton was Scroll and Key one of the other of the elite trio of Yale frat clubs.


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27 Aug 2007, 4:20 pm

Read it before you criticize:

http://www.inlibertyandfreedom.com/PDF/SkullAndBone.pdf


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27 Aug 2007, 4:27 pm

manalitwist wrote:
JonnyBGoode wrote:
John Kerry was also in Skull and Bones. But if he had won the presidency, do you really think anyone would be hating on him 24/7 and getting schadenfreude out of every single one of his appointees that got into some kind of trouble? I doubt it. Not like this.

Yes he was Skull and Bones and he did a good job of throwing the election to his senior and better Bush.

This, because of the extensive conspiracy you imagine? :lol: