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Skriven 2005-12-22 17:41:00 av Jeff Binkley (1:226/600)
     Kommentar till en text av Bob Sakowski
Ärende: Preznit LawBreaker
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BS>-> Deputy Attorney General Jamie S. Gorelick, the Clinton
BS>-> administration  believes the president "has inherent authority to
BS>-> conduct warrantless  searches for foreign intelligence purposes."

BS>Do you EVER tire of lying your ass off wanker?

Hey look, Saddam sounds like Bob:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/12/22/saddam.trial/index.html?sectio
n=cnn_latest

Hussein: White House 'No. 1 liar in the world'
After day of outbursts, the trial adjourns until January

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The trial of deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein,
which has fallen into a pattern of grim testimony interrupted by 
theatrical outbursts, adjourned Thursday for more than a month.

The trial resumes on January 24.

On Thursday, as in previous days, testimony about brutal treatment was 
interrupted by courtroom tirades by Hussein and his half brother.

Hussein charged Thursday that the Bush administration lied when it 
claimed there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, just at it lied 
by disputing his claims of being beaten.

"The White House lies once more," Hussein said, "the No. 1 liar in the 
world. They said in Iraq, there is chemicals, and there is a relation to
terrorism, and they announced later we couldn't find any of that in 
Iraq.

"Also, they said that what Saddam Hussein (said) was not true," he 
continued in an apparent reference to his claims Wednesday that he and 
all seven of his codefendants were beaten and tortured by their American
captors. 

Hussein: 'We don't lie'
"I have documented the injuries I had before three American medical 
teams," he said.

Hussein later appeared to waver, saying the medical teams numbered "two,
for sure, unequivocally." He began to heal after eight months, he said, 
but bruises remain three years later.

"We don't lie," he said. "The White House lies."

The U.S. State Department and a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in 
Baghdad said Hussein's claims of beatings and torture were untrue.

Meanwhile, defense attorneys requested that the testimony of prosecution
witnesses not be broadcast until all the witnesses have testified, 
saying they are watching each other's testimonies and repeating them. 
The court said it would consider that request.



I don't suppose you are noticing that you are getting less and less 
replies to your rabid posts ?  You and your ilk will continue to be 
marginalized.


Jeff

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