"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Skipper wrote:
jps wrote:

Snippy, leave justice to those charged with upholding the law.

The DOJ does not uphold the law, they abuse it. Fitzgerald is a good
example of DOJ "justice". He just ruined a man and his family and has no
shame.

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Skipper


Libby has been charged with a number of serious offenses. If the case
against him goes to trial, he'll either be exonerated or convicted.

Perjury, false statements, and obstruction on matters more important than
semen stains on a blue dress necessitates charges and a trial. The
indictment papers state that one of the jurors believes Libby lied in
response to a direct question from the grand jury. That would be perjury.

You keep referring obliquely to a bad experience you had with the DoJ.
Did you lie to a federal official?

Seaman (lets make this a little boat related) was not why he was in court,
he was in court over sexual Harassment charges, and he lied under oath.
And if Fitzpatrick can not get anything on the Plame case, except a left
out comment to the Grand Jury, he is going to have a hard time getting a
conviction.


Oops, Fitzgerald.