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Most Americans are scrapping to get by, however, some federal employees are having tons of fun with government credit cards, spending our tax dollars. Money that was suppose to be spent on infrastructure, education and homeland security, government employees thought that buying womans’ lingerie, internet dating, computers and iPods was more important.
While many of [...]

Posted by nytexan April 9th, 2008 | Category: Department of Justice, FBI, GAO, Homeland Security, Pentagon, Politics, fraud | Comments (8)

Haji Bashaar Noorzai is an ally the USA double crossed after making empty promises then arrested. Haji Bashar Noorzai, the burly, bearded leader of one of Afghanistan’s largest and most troublesome tribes, was not on a mission to case New York City for a terrorist attack. On the contrary, Noorzai, a [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 16th, 2007 | Category: Afghanistan, DEA, Deception, Democracy In Action, Department of Justice, Double Cross, DoubleSpeak, Drug Lords, FBI, Foreign Policy, Haji Bashaar Noorzai, Heroin, Hypocracy, Karzai, Poppy Farmers, Propaganda, War Cost, War on Drugs, War on Terror, collaborators, consequences, contradictions, disinformation, illegal arms, profiteers | Leave a comment

Alberto Gonzales, I miss posting about him. Gonzo made everyday interesting and infuriating, which allowed for ample posting material. So you could not believe how elated I was to see a new Gonzo headline. Yes my friends he’s back.
Although not charge have been filed yet, Gonzo has hired a high powered D.C. lawyer who is [...]

Posted by nytexan October 10th, 2007 | Category: Department of Justice, Gonzales, Politics | Comments (6)

State Dept. Agents Say Jobs Were Threatened
Investigators in IG Office Were Told Not to Cooperate With Probe of Their Boss, House Panel Alleges  By Glenn Kessler and Karen DeYoung   Washington PostTwo career investigators in the office of State Department Inspector General Howard J. Krongard have charged that they were threatened with firing if they [...]

Posted by bosskitty September 29th, 2007 | Category: Accountability, Bechtel, Black Ops, Blackwater, Bush, Cheney, Contempt, Corporate Corruption, Crooks, DOJ, Department of Justice, Halliburton, Howard J. Krongard, KBR, Karl Rove, Krongard, Oil, Orwellian, Outsource, Oversight, PNAC, Senate Judiciary, Tax Dollars, The Liar, US State Department, War Contractors, War Cost, Whistleblower, World Order, administration, appropriation, arrogance, big brother, civil liberties, conspiracy, crimes, disinformation, empire, fraud, no-bid contract, resonsibility, taxpayers | Comments (1)

I can’t say that this is a surprise or a big secret; most blogs posted the possible resignation last Friday. Although I am very pleased about Gonzo’s resignation, I am a little bit curious about the sudden house cleaning in the Bush administration. After all we are speaking about Bush the man who has done [...]

Posted by nytexan August 27th, 2007 | Category: Bush, Chertoff, Department of Justice, Gonzales, Leahy, resign | Comments (8)

t r u t h o u t | Report: By Jason Leopold

The Republican National Committee said it will not abide by a subpoena and turn over documents to a Congressional committee investigating the firings of at least eight US attorneys last year because the RNC is waiting to see if the White House will [...]

Posted by nytexan August 14th, 2007 | Category: Bush, Congress, Conyers, Department of Justice, Judiciary Committee, Oversight, Politics, RNC, executive privilege | Comments (4)

This is stunning, Alberto Gonzales the guy who can’t recall where he put his shoes will be in charge of overseeing the death penalty. Obviously there were several items that were missed by the 109th Congress when they reauthorized the Patriot Act. Interesting that the items missed have to do with the Department of [...]

Posted by nytexan August 14th, 2007 | Category: Congress, Department of Justice, Gonzales, National, Patriot Act, Politics | Comments (2)

SF Chronicle

Congress this week will take the next step to force the Bush administration to hand over information about the dismissal of U.S. attorneys and the politicization of the Justice Department, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Saturday.

The House Judiciary Committee will bring contempt of Congress charges against the administration this week, [...]

Posted by nytexan July 23rd, 2007 | Category: Bush, Cheney, Congress, Constitution, Contempt, Conyers, Department of Justice, Harriet Miers, Headlines, Impeach, Inherent Contempt, Judiciary Committee, News, Pelosi, President, Republican, executive privilege | Comments (6)

Chirac on trial
No other former president in the nearly 50-year history of the Fifth Republic has been questioned by a judge investigating criminal activities.
France’s Chirac Queried in Probe of Party Financing
PARIS — A judge questioned former president Jacques Chirac for more than four hours Thursday in an investigation into a party financing scandal that dates [...]

Posted by bosskitty July 21st, 2007 | Category: Accountability, Anti-War, Bill of Rights, Bush, Cheney, Constitution, Corporate Corruption, Corruption, Democracy In Action, Department of Justice, Election, Evil, Executive Branch, Executive Orders, Fear, Federal Court, Homeland Security, Hypocracy, Impeach, Inherent Contempt, Jacques Chirac, Judiciary Committee, Law, President, Scandal, betrayal, civil liberties, civil rights, criminal, executive privilege, immunity, indictment, resonsibility, terrorists | Leave a comment