[Rhodes22-list] List Member Condones Criminal Activity ? Humor Political

[Andrew Collins]

Brad

I heard that the moose was butchered and divvied up amongst the whole clan,
and that the Palins got some too. And et it.

I suppose it was then deep Sixed along the brown route (I am a non-flying
type).
But now that we are all socialists because all of us innocent tax payers are
now fellow travellers in baling out (I am a sailing type) out Freddie,
Fannie, AIG, among many others, shouldn't we start being even-handed about
all this?

Personally, all I want is my share of the $85 billion and some moose,
preferrable nose, it is so tender.

As to the socialisming of the investment bank industry, this sure looks like
Europe to me, and as they say :

well done, old chap!
tres bien, mon vieux!
gut gemacht, mein Alter!
ben fatto, vecchietto!
ben hecho, cabron! (poetic license)

I could go on, but I gotta go ignore a subpoena 'cause I don't like the
judge.

If he didn't do anything why not show up?

Andrew
sv Carmen



On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Brad Haslett <flybrad at gmail.com> wrote:

> Rob,
>
> Until Palin was picked as the VP candidate, the head of the
> "Troopergate" investigation had remarked on several occasions that the
> Palins had been cooperating fully and he hadn't needed subpoenas,
> everyone was being open. Since her pick as VP, the process has been
> politicized the Democratic investigator is using the investigation as
> a means to harass and disrupt the Palin's schedule.
>
> Now what is "Troopergate"?  Sarah Palin's ex-brother-in-law is an
> Alaskan State Trooper.  He threatened his father-in-laws (the Guv's
> father's) life, he Tasered his 10 year-old stepson (in front of the
> Guv's daughter), he drank in his patrol car, he shot a moose out of
> season, the list goes on.  If I were the Guv you damn right I would
> have fired him!  Except, he wasn't fired.  In fact, he's on record as
> supporting Gov. Palin as the VP candidate.
>
> By all means, let the sun shine in on this one, it will only bolster
> her case.  The issue is "did she use excess power in firing a
> Commissioner to influence the firing of an Alaska State Trooper?  She
> can fire anyone she wants to for any reason, say, she doesn't like the
> way they comb their hair.  In this case, the supposed object of her
> wrath still has a job.
>
> Abuse of power?  Keep fishing!
>
> Brad
>
> On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Lowe, Rob <rlowe at vt.edu> wrote:
> > Ed,
> > Is refusing to comply with a subpoena considered criminal activity? -
> > rob
> >
> > http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5ghuS0L6TOT4wywVtT2dvpqJPilig
> >
> >
> >
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