Fitzgerald met with Bush's lawyer yesterday. I suspect conspiracy charges

[goodboy]

are forthcoming, the reasons being:

1. Fitz says in his own words the investigation into "other matters" continues.

2. Everyone else in the Admin. has committed the same crimes as Libby, with mounds of evidence to support that claim.

3. It's well known that the WHIG conspired to lie about the reasons for war...lie to sell it to the American people and the world, and to silence critics, shut down debate...punish those who dared question them or call them on their lies...

4. Fitz meets with Bush's personal attorney today.


Ever seen a demonstration with ping pong balls and mouse traps?

Here's a video: The first ball to drop is Libby's indictment...

http://www.radiochemistry.org/history/video/fission_demo.html

The rest is..well...history.



LINK DISCUSSING FITZ`s MEETING WITH SHRUB`s ATTY.

ctober 29, 2005 -- 03:03 PM EDT)

Anyone have any insight on this graf from 'Libby Charged' article in today's Times?

Mr. Fitzgerald was spotted Friday morning outside the office of James Sharp, Mr. Bush's personal lawyer. Mr. Bush was interviewed about the case by Mr. Fitzgerald last year. It is not known what discussions, if any, were taking place between the prosecutor and Mr. Sharp. Mr. Sharp did not return a phone call, and Mr. Fitzgerald's spokesman, Randall Samborn, declined to comment.
http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/006889.php

[skids]

1. delete

wrong thread. weird.

[C_U_L8R]

2. Terrific Demo

Much more fun than dominoes.

Oh yeah.... the cabal are gonna combust
and it ain't gonna be pretty

(actually to all us it may be kinda beautiful)

[EVDebs]

39. Bush always liked these lyrics from Winter Wonderland !

Later on, we'll conspire,
As we dream by the fire
To face unafraid,
The plans that we've made,
Walking in a winter wonderland.

Bwha-ahahahahahahahahahahahhaha!

[fooj]

3. Fitz met with Shrub's PERSONAL attorney today? Hmmmm...

Couldn't imagine what that is all about! The rat bastard!

Hey goodboy- heard you on Randi the other day! Good going!:toast:

Peace.

[Botany]

4. Be Still my Beating Heart!

[IndyOp]

37. I am working hard to *not* think about this:

But it's a lot being told *not* to think about a purple elephant with pink spots. :crazy:

[Der Blaue Engel]

5. I like the way you think, goodboy!

:toast:

[KoKo]

6. Are you sure he met with Bush Attorney, Today/Sat.? Link?

Josh Marshall says he met with him yesterday before the Indictment. Do you have a link about today?

[KC21304]

12. I agree about the meeting yesterday.

And I understood Fitz to say yesterday that he was not going to get into anything about Iraq.

[goodboy]

18. sorry, I meant yesterday,. I'll fix it., Thanks for catching it! (nt)

[KaryninMiami]

7. Mmmm- "other matters"- now that's a hopeful thought....

I like that and I like your reasoning! Plus, with all the ups and downs of the past 24 hours (and there have been more downs then up), it's time for something positive. Let's all focus our intention and visualize the manifestation of "other matters".

I'm curious- where did you read that Fitz met with Bush's attorney today?

Wonder what they are drinking this weekend at Camp David. Probably not celebrating with champagne...

[mucifer]

10. Fitz said in the press conf he's not investigating why we went to war

[goodboy]

19. Why did you automatically assume that`s what ``other matters``

means...

quick...get the RW talking points ...

[Blue Belle]

31. I doubt they're celebrating...

They're probably self-medicating. Good-boy does bring up an interesting point. It also explains why Harriet Meirs was was loaded onto the helicopter when he left for Camp David after his Libby statement. I wonder what she's counseling him on?

[goodboy]

34. The guy Fitzgerald met yesterday was Bush`s CRIMINAL defense atty.

Miers is just his cleaning lady.

[unrepuke]

8. Disney showed this in the '50s - it's great! they used a whole room full

of mouse traps. Nucular. Uh huh.

[MelissaB]

9. Is there a link for this?

I haven't seen this information before.

[goodboy]

20. LINK HERE: !!!

http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/006889.php


ctober 29, 2005 -- 03:03 PM EDT)

Anyone have any insight on this graf from 'Libby Charged' article in today's Times?

Mr. Fitzgerald was spotted Friday morning outside the office of James Sharp, Mr. Bush's personal lawyer. Mr. Bush was interviewed about the case by Mr. Fitzgerald last year. It is not known what discussions, if any, were taking place between the prosecutor and Mr. Sharp. Mr. Sharp did not return a phone call, and Mr. Fitzgerald's spokesman, Randall Samborn, declined to comment.

[MelissaB]

22. Thank you!

I missed this somehow. I'm blocked from work, and by the time I got home it took a while to catch up on all the posts on the "greatest".

Thanks again. This is very interesting.

[Loge23]

11. If this is so...

meeting again on Saturday, then we have liftoff, folks.
Please confirm!

[goodboy]

21. I fucked up..I meant yesterday...I`ve been up for three days following

this thing, and I`m just a little wacky right now.

sorry.

[FreedomAngel82]

13. Perfect illustration!

I found it very strange how he met with Bush's lawyer for this case. I had no idea that Bush even had a lawyer for this case. Very very telling. I've always had this sense that he was going after someone really important. Who knows. This could be Watergate part two but hopefully it'll go much faster. It appears to be that way anyways.

[corbett]

14. There Was A Second Meeting Today? Are You Sure? This Is The 1st I've Heard

Loved the demo!

http://www.wakeupwalmart.com/feature/delay

[goodboy]

23. My bad. I just haven`t slept for 3 days, I didn`t know it was Sat. (nt)

[corbett]

40. An Understandable Mistake n/t

[Pacifist Patriot]

15. Whoa, I'm afraid to get my hopes up on that one.

[MelissaB]

16. I can't find anything in news articles, so

I'm still waiting to know how goodboy knows. Goodboy, can you tell us?

[goodboy]

24. About the meeting on Friday, or about the conspiracy charges...

I made a mistake. I didn`t realize today was Saturday because I haven`t been to sleep since wednesday.

I thought today was Friday.

I apologize.

[MelissaB]

27. It's okay. I still hadn't seen this information.

I missed this yesterday. You need to take care of yourself. There is only one goodboy. :)

[EFerrari]

17. Cheney.

:hug:

[HeeBGBz]

25. Could we get that lucky?

That Shrubby would need his lawyer?

Geez, I hope so.

[goodboy]

29. Yes. This is significant because this is Bush`s `PERSONAL`` attorney..and

not SCOTUS reject Harriet Miers.

I think Fitz`is pulling the same play as Earle did with DeLay...

Filed one count...DeLay runs his mouth arrogantly...

Slaps him with conspiracy...BAM!

Checkmate.

[populistdriven]

26. Anyone think charges against Rice are a Possiblity?

[mikehiggins]

28. Maybe they're offering him a SCOTUS nomination?

There has to be something they can do to derail this train before Libby starts thinking how much jail time his loyalty is really worth. Offering Fitz a SCOTUS shot would be properly denounced all over the world, but only a fool would think THAT would give the Bushoids any pause.

[MelissaB]

30. Here is more: Did Fitz Meet With Bush's Personal Lawyer?

RJ Eskow

Did Fitz Meet With Bush's Personal Lawyer?

Patrick Fitzgerald was seen Friday outside the office of Pres. Bush's personal lawyer, Jim Sharp - who is apparently the same Jim Sharp who represented a major Iran/Contra figure. One, two, three ... start your impeachment fantasies.

No Blood for Hubris found this graf in the former "Paper of Record":

Mr. Fitzgerald was spotted Friday morning outside the office of James Sharp, Mr.Bush's personal lawyer. Mr. Bush was interviewed about the case by Mr. Fitzgerald last year. It is not known what discussions, if any, were taking place between the prosecutor and Mr. Sharp. Mr. Sharp did not return a phone call, and Mr. Fitzgerald's spokesman, Randall Samborn, declined to comment.

No Blood also links to Raw Story, which says this about Sharp:

The only other president to hire a private attorney for acts committed while president, Richard Nixon, eventually resigned from office.

Sharp long has cloaked himself in secrecy, even taking the unusual move of paying to have his address and telephone number removed from the major Martindale legal directory. He was an assistant district attorney before he came to Washington and has a history of taking on cases with political implications.

Sharp’s highest profile client was Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord, a major figure in the Iran-Contra scandal who helped Lt. Col. Oliver North accumulate untaxed wealth in overseas accounts.

Before our hearts start racing (oops ... too late) let's take a deep breath and remember: this could be absolutely routine. The Special Prosecutor could have a few simple questions. Fitz's dentist could have an office in the same building. Still, the mind reels ...

Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/did-fitz-meet-with-bushs_b_9793.html

[goodboy]

32. I CALLED IT!!! NEW YORK TIMES: Pres may be under criminal investigation!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=5219312&mesg_id=5219312

THANKS NASHUA!!!!

[MelissaB]

33. Congrats goodboy and nashau! I hate working! I miss too much.

[mzmolly]

35. I hope there is something to this.

*salivatin' over hea'*

[JJackFlash]

36. THE WHITE HOUSE OBLIGATIONS UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 12958

Under the executive order, the White House has an affirmative obligation to investigate and take remedial action separate and apart from any ongoing criminal investigation. The executive order specifically provides that when a breach occurs, each agency must “take appropriate and prompt corrective action.”
http://www.democrats.reform.house.gov/investigations.asp?Issue=Disclosure+of+CIA+Agent+Identity

It's been reported that * knew that Rove had been leaking classified information for vindictive political purposes and did nothing for two years, except maybe lie about it.
I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me that makes him a co-conspirator.

[kitty1]

38. Why do you think he wanted Harriet Miers on the SC so badly...

He knows his ass could be on the line, and he needed to get his ducks in a row for insurance. Too bad he's a sitting one now.}(

[mbee]

42. That is exactly why he appointed her to protect him, but

it backfired!

[goodboy]

44. I also think that's why they wanted bolton at the UN so badly

immunity?

[vogonity]

41. Help me refresh my memory...

What were the circumstances surrrounding the "interview" not under oath that B*/Cheney just HAD to do together. Was it with Fitz regarding the Plame affair or something else?

[goodboy]

43. 911 committee ìnterview.,,,