Specter Has An Answer For retarded beancounters everywhere

At Least Senator Joe is out in the open. Rep Harman (D-Calif) sells
out her country for a committee post.

Democratic Congresswoman Harman Recorded by NSA bargaining with
Israeli Spies
If a full disclosure is published on Democratic Congressperson Jane
Harman's screw up, the public might get a real dose of the confused
loyalties of some of the Israeli espionage and influence peddling
efforts that have long poisoned US policy and national interests in
the Mideast. NSA and the FBI were tapping and conducting surveillance
on a suspected Israeli espionage cell working out of AIPAC, the main
Israeli lobby group based in DC. The target of this cell was the
penetration of the Congressional intell committee members and
staffers. Three individuals were busted. Messrs Farmer (A christian
Zionist Arab hater of long standing), Rosen and Weisman. Farmer was
charged, convicted and is serving time. AIPAC quickly dumped Rosen and
Weisman, denied involvement, and on occasion has even denied they
worked for AIPAC (disinformation.) The Bushies, embarrassed and afraid
of the Israeli lobby, sidelined the case and brought waterdowned
charges under an archaic 1917 Espionage Act, that carries 10 years for
each count.

As a result, infuriated counter intelligence professionals have been
leaking info on the case because so much of the Washington
establishment, both D and R want this thing to go away. The Obama DOJ
is just as likely to cave in to the Israeli lobby on this one as was
the Bush DOJ. But I don't count the Intell Pros out yet. There is real
anger out there because it is believed by some that national security
information that passed thru these "lobbyists" has shown up in
unfriendly hands, and that Israeli defence industries have sold
equipment with sensitive technology believed to heve come from the US.
There is also fear that ignoring this problem will inevitably call
into question loyalties of Americans conducting secret work, based on
their religion.

On the tape Democratic Congressperson Jane Harman is alleged to be
heard bartering her influence to get the spy charges against Rosen and
Weissman to go away in return for Israeli Lobby support for her in the
Intelligence Committee hierarchy.

So far Harmon and the Israeli lobby have raised a huge smokescreen of
"NSA is spying on Congress" which has suceeded thus far in keeping
attention away from Harmon's involvement in this espionage case, and
the penetration of Israeli agents into the workings and staffing of
Congress.

"While the case has proceeded at a snail's pace in court, it gained
renewed attention Monday after a report from Congressional Quarterly
that Rep. Jane Harman, D-Calif., was overheard agreeing to seek
lenient treatment for Rosen and Weissman. CQ attributed the
information to anonymous current and former national security
officials familiar with a transcript of the call recorded by the
National Security Agency." April 21st Huffington Post

Dave

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:43:19 GMT, "Tom Littleton" wrote:


"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
.. .
Naaaahh. Joe Liebberman by a mile.

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg
I will give him high marks as a decent man, but Joe is loyal to his country,
which, sadly, has been shown not to be the US, judged by his foreign policy
choices(and choices in some of his advisors, btw). Arlen Specter works hard
for his constituents, has helped a lot of individuals(many of them, most of
them, NOT politically connected), and sticks to his guns. Do I always agree
with him? Hell, no, but there is no one, and I mean no one, in PA politics I
would rather have represent me in DC.
Tom

A perfect example of the partisan foothold in the US. The main reason he's
switching because he if he doesn't, he's at risk. IOW, if the same guy, who'll
vote the same way (more or less), runs as GOP, Obama, etc. won't support him,
but if he calls himself a Dem, they will. Same decent guy, same principles,
different label. So much for "one America" and bi-partisanship. OTOH, the GOP
is being (semi)steered and encouraged (or blood-enraged) by a pack of morons.
So, in the end, I don't guess it's so improper to see if the other pack of
morons over across the aisle can't be more helpful...

At least Joe had the sense to
change BY an election. The folks in PA elected a Republican, not a
Democrat. If he wants to change to a Dem, do it BY an election, not
by fraud. Do as Lieberman did; the Dems didn't want him to win the
primary, so he lost the primary. But then he ran as an Independent
and the good folks in CT reelected him. Speckey hasn't been a
Republican for many years. I'm surprised he took the cheap way out.
Thought he had more honor than that.

Oh, geezus-on-a-donkey, Dave, he's up in 2010 - if the urbane, savvy and wise
voters of PA (certain persons obviously excepted) can't determine who to vote
for without a partisan cheatsheet, well, then, they'll get the representation
they deserve....

Turn the lights out when you leave.

Um, well, maybe all the light-turning-out is a big part of the problem....hey,
YMMV...

And speaking of non-events, I took a **** this morning when I woke up....

HTH,
R

only a pussy jumps ship when the
\going gets tough....good riddence...

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:44:50 -0700 (PDT), "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:

Last year was the beginning of the attack on our wallets ...

And as hard as Bush tried, no one would listen about Fannie and
Freddie. 08' was the beginning of the collapse of the real estate
market caused by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and friends....and oh

I left out the big cheese Mr Obama who was a lawyer for ACORN... you
know ACORN, theyre the community organizing organization that
ganged up on banks to force them to make bad loans to the poor by the
millions?

The democratic chickens have come home to roost my friend and
now they have enough rope to hang themselves with... watch as the
comedy continues...

See you guys on your way out in 2010... seriously!


You REALLY don't have a ****ing clue, do you...? I mean none, not a slight one,
not a partial one, not a glimpse of one, just plain _none_...

You're an devout, dyed-in-the-wool, confirmed, ain't-never-gonna-change idiot,
so it can't possibly help,
R

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:44:31 -0700 (PDT), "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:

only a pussy jumps ship when the
\going gets tough....good riddence...


Let me be perfectly clear - I think you are a moron of very little political
knowledge or insight - there is something ****ed-up about the GOP (and no, I'm
not a member) and you and those whose think and act like you are what's ****ed
up about it, just as your counterparts in the Dem party. You are not "a
conservative," (or "liberal" or any other legitimate political persuasion of
thought and consideration, even if miscalled or self-identified), you are simply
an unintelligent reactionary, and IMO, an idiot.

And there you are,
R

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:59:09 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:43:19 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg

No ****? You are now becoming a net nanny for a typo? I used his
name twice and believe the second time it was correct, although I did
have it as Liieberman before I changed it.

What about the asshole you have for a senator......what'shisname......
oh, yeah, Dodd. Now *there's* a decent
man...........hackvomitspittle.....

Really, turn out the light when you leave.

Really? Really, REALLY? Try again.


"Let's look at the first 100 days of the GOP. The new public spokesmen for the
minority opposition are polarizing retreads -- former Vice President Dick
Cheney and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. The so-called new ideas are
fewer taxes and less spending. They have lost a key congressional election.
They have almost unanimously opposed every economic proposal in Congress.

"Their reward? In the latest Washington Post-ABC News survey, only 21 percent
now identify themselves as Republicans. Even stalwart GOPers are scared by
those numbers, which are at the lowest level in 25 years.

"We look like the Keystone Kops," grouses one GOP strategist. "The Americans
are at a point where they want something done. And they can't choose when they
don't see another option."


So, you got those lovely poll numbers working for you. I suggest you carry a
flashlight 24/7 from now on, because where your party is heading - nay -
already arrived - you're going to need it.

dem drivel...



..pointless.....

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:10:48 -0700 (PDT), "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:

dem drivel...



.pointless.....

Er, yeah...

**** you,
R

And lest anyone doubt, the opinions expressed herein are very much mine, I claim
them, and no, nobody, save the recipient, encouraged the expression of that
opinion in any way whatsoever.

On Apr 28, 7:44*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
Last year was the beginning of the attack on our wallets ...
......
I left out the big cheese Mr Obama who was a lawyer for ACORN... you
know ACORN, theyre the community organizing organization that
ganged up on banks to force them to make bad loans to the poor by the
millions?

Last time it was the Jews running the banks, now its the multi-
colored ACORNS "forcing" multi-billion dollar int'l conglomerates to
give away their money, eh?

wrote in message
...
A perfect example of the partisan foothold in the US. The main reason
he's
switching because he if he doesn't, he's at risk. IOW, if the same guy,
who'll
vote the same way (more or less), runs as GOP, Obama, etc. won't support
him,
but if he calls himself a Dem, they will.

Obama and he have worked together well from the git-go. What the heck are
you talking about?

Tom