Liars, Theives and Perverts...

It's your government!

these guys have been on permanent scandal lockdown since the start, comes with the territory and all. plus this is wartime..hence 'extraordinary'(read: criminal) powers/behaviour.

the most entertaining part of this ongoing farce of an admin is the man fielding questions on the perception front lines: scott 'why yes i am a complete bitch' mclellan. the man is perfectly suited to his position and truly 'knows his role'. give the man a round of applause.

I don't know why, but as Bush becomes more unpopular, i'm beginning to like him more...I guess i like rooting for the underdog...

I don't know why' date=' but as Bush becomes more unpopular, i'm beginning to like him more...I guess i like rooting for the underdog...[/quote']

 

That's retarded.

It's your government!

 

 

Plus the return scam guy, and the HSO spokesperson who was internet stalking a 14 year old girl AND the HSO officer in Orlando, caught in surveillance video exposing himself to a teenage girl...

 

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/04/05/homeland.arrest/index.html

ROCKVILLE, Maryland (CNN) -- Family and friends were in the courtroom Wednesday when a Homeland Security Department spokesman made his first appearance after he was arrested for allegedly using a computer in attempts to seduce what he thought was a 14-year-old girl.

Wearing green jail-issue scrubs and a white T-shirt, Brian J. Doyle appeared in Montgomery County District Court via closed-circuit television.

The handful of family members and friends present to support him included a woman who has been Doyle's "life partner of 15 years," according to defense attorney Barry Helfand.

Doyle, 55, was arrested Tuesday night at his Silver Spring, Maryland, home.

Authorities in Polk County, Florida, have charged him with 23 felony counts -- seven counts of use of a computer to seduce a child and 16 counts of transmission of harmful material to a minor, according to documents filed in the 10th Judicial Circuit Court in Polk County.

Police said Doyle engaged in sexually explicit conversations online and sent pornographic movies to what he thought was a 14-year-old girl, but who was really a Polk County computer-crimes detective.

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said that Doyle had confessed to the allegations.

Earlier Wednesday, DHS placed the deputy press secretary on administrative leave without pay and suspended his security clearance, employee badge and facility access permissions.

During Wednesday's appearance, Helfand asked Judge Stephen P. Johnson to schedule an extradition hearing for Doyle. Although police have said he agreed to waive extradition to Florida, "my client may well change his mind," Helfand said. "Prudence says for now, we stay here and ask for a hearing."

Johnson ordered Doyle held without bond at the Montgomery County Detention Center and scheduled a hearing for May 4. Attorneys told reporters, however, it is likely that actions before then will make that hearing unnecessary.

Helfand said his plan is to meet with Doyle "and find out all of the details of this case." At some point, he said, he expects to return to court and ask the judge to release Doyle on minimal bond or his own recognizance, so Doyle can turn himself in to Florida authorities. He "would show up in Florida on his own," Helfand said.

'Very depressed man'

He described his client as "obviously, a very, very depressed man" and said he would like to explore whether there was something in Doyle's life that may have "triggered" the event.

But Helfand said he had "no problem" with police use of decoys in Internet stings, saying pedophiles "should have to worry [about] the person on the other end."

Montgomery County prosecutor Douglas Gansler said "this case shows that the seemingly anonymous Internet sexual predators come with many faces."

Although Montgomery County could prosecute the case because Doyle's alleged online contact came from his home, Florida detectives developed the case, and possible sentences are "far more meaningful and significant" there.

"We're going to let Florida pursue it," Gansler said.

Authorities said Doyle, in his first online conversation with the "girl," told her his name and his post with DHS. As the online chats continued, police said he gave her his home and office phone numbers, as well as the number to his DHS-issued cell phone.

In addition, he used the Internet to send "hard-core pornographic movie clips" to the girl, and used an America Online instant-messaging service to have explicit online conversations with a detective posing as the girl, they said.

"Many of the conversations he initiated with the 'victim' are too extraordinary and graphic for public release," according to a statement from the sheriff's office.

During a telephone conversation Tuesday, the "girl" told Doyle she had access to a Web camera and her mother would be out, making a date to meet him online. Police said Doyle was online with the "girl" when detectives came to his home to arrest him.

i dont believe u guys voted bush back in, i was rootin for kerry so bad

"Many of the conversations he initiated with the 'victim' are too extraordinary and graphic for public release," according to a statement from the sheriff's office.

BULLSHIT! That evidence MUST be made part of the public record, right? I'm sure he wasn't telling her actuall classified info so my enquiring mind WANTS TO KNOW! What? This is some 'special' pervert?

i dont believe u guys voted bush back in' date=' i was rootin for kerry so bad[/quote']What's this back in shit? The only election that bitch won in 2000 was in the supreme court. I'm going on the assumption that it was stolen in 04 too.

That girl is 14 years old. They're keeping the conversations secret for her, not for him.

CIA fires agent over leak to media

CNN.com

Posted Saturday , April 22, 2006 at 19:55

Washington:The CIA has fired one of its officers for leaking classified information, an agency spokeswoman said on Friday.

"The officer admitted to unauthorized discussions with the media in which the officer knowingly and willfully shared classified intelligence including operational information," said spokeswoman Michelle Neff.

Neff declined to divulge the officer's name or position, or what specifically was leaked.

A US official said the person's name has been turned over to the Justice Department, where a determination will be made on whether to file criminal charges.

A senior government official said the dismissal was related to a story in The Washington Post about the US holding terror suspects in secret prisons overseas.

Post reporter Dana Priest spearheaded the reporting on the 'black site' prisons and was awarded a Pulitzer Prize last week for beat reporting. The Pulitzer board called her reporting on the prisons 'persistent' and 'painstaking.'

A Justice Department investigation is ongoing regarding the story. It is one of several investigations into leaks of classified information, including revelations about the National Security Agency's domestic spying program.

Justice Department officials had no comment.

As for the CIA's investigation, "This is just the beginning," said Neff.

All CIA personnel are required to sign agreements prohibiting them from discussing classified information with anyone who doesn't have clearance.

First comes the muzzle, anonymity is achieved, next for the bullet.

smart: it goes deeper than that. check the white slavery thread, check out how corrupt and vile thesse people are. it's not just the republicans, either. it goes way deeper.

conspiracy theories aside look at what these people have done. look at how bush continually oversteps his authority and passes bills that congress voted down. look at the threats made.

and then when all the shit is really starting to go down, the media tucks tail and runs to the duke rape case, or natalie holloway, or scott and lacy peterson. it goes on and on and on.