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--- Begin Message ----Caveat Lector-I suppose it is fitting that the charter model of the New Jersey Homeland Security Department would appear to consist solely of the Governor taking it up the butt from a Mossad agent. The whatreallyhappened guy (is there a better name for him?) surmises that this is a case of the Mossad turning on McGreevey out of retaliation for a slight over a Rutgers demonstration, but I don't think this is likely. More likely is that Cipel got himself made Homeland Security advisor through his honey trap with McGreevey but when he didn't get a security clearance and the NJ Republicans began to have a field day with the nomination, the Mossad cut bait on Cipel because he was a potential embarrassment within inches of a blown cover who had no info or use to the agency. The Mossad has plenty of US citizens with full security clearances, of course. Then Cipel, who has to pay Upper West Side rent despite being an unemployable asshole whose only resemblance to a "poet" would appear to be his aversion to doing work, filed a loose cannon lawsuit against McGreevey despite the fact that McGreevey has no money. Charles Kushner is an obvious Mossad operative that has bankrolled McGreevey's political career and previously employed Golan Cipel. He got caught "bioleveraging" witnesses including family members and was such an aficionado of blackmail that he insisted on personally hiring the prostitutes used. Many of his targets were family members, one of which politely helped out the woman in question with her car but then said goodbye and recounted the matter to his wife, and another who succumbed had his wife get the blackmail letter and he admitted what happened and they both knew it was Kushner who set it up. Kushner got into legal trouble right before Cipel filed suit. Most significant about that is that McGreevey has remained loyal to Kushner and defended him when doing so had hurt his reelection chances. That is reason to believe that the Mossad did not want McGreevey to go down. The President of the Senate Dick Codey, who becomes governor, is known for being his own man and not being in control of the NJ bosses. A lot of McGreevey's bosses have had a tough month or so... Kushner and Vernon Hill and George Norcross, the latter two with Commerce Bank that has gotten into legal troubles. Don't think that is either here nor there and no new Don behind Codey or anyone else is putting Cipel up to this. The Republicans didn't want Cipel to go public because they relished the idea of facing McGreevey next year. Bake 6 mi from the White Castle, New Jersey --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61170-2004Aug12.html > > Golan Cipel, McGreevey's former lover, served in the governor's > administration > and earned $110,000 a year as homeland security adviser, several New Jersey > political sources said. But Cipel, a published poet and a native of > Israel, resigned > after it was discovered that he had exaggerated his credentials, and he > has since > moved from one politically connected business to another. > > Cipel, 33, threatened this week to publicize his affair with McGreevey, > said a > former aide to the governor. The aide and others in Trenton said Cipel is > expected to file a sexual-harassment lawsuit against McGreevey this week. > > Cliff Zukin, a professor of public policy at Rutgers University: "The > governor > only told us he was gay because he knew something untenable was coming > down the road." > > McGreevey faces other political problems. In the past two months, federal > prosecutors in Newark have indicted two men who are top fundraisers for him. > McGreevey's name appears 83 times in the indictment of one of the men, and > Cipel recently worked for the other fundraiser. > > Jon Shure, a top aide to a former Democratic governor: "He had no political > capital left in his bank." > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- > > "mossad honey trap?" > > If so the money was the honey. The governor is named 83 times > in the indictment of one person who is not the only one indicted. The > governor took the classic opportunity to reason so he can spend more > time with his family, only with a gay twist to avert suspicion due to > use of that classic orderly retreat tactic. > > Unless Cipel("mossad") proffered the money i.e. corrupt quid pro > quos that led to indictments naming the governor, it was not a > mossad honey pot, or the honey pot was how Cipel got his > homeland security position and potential blackmail is how he > has had the one grafter opportunity after another since he lost > his homeland security job, but the governor is resigning at > this point in time due to being named 83 times in one of > several indictments, and Cipel is coercing and encroaching > and in contempt and obstructing justice by filing a sexual > harrassment suit against the governor to generate a bargaining > chip in backroom negotiations to modify testimony to keep > Cipel out of prison and in a grafter job. That's kind of an op. > > -Bob > > better_off_said wrote: > > > (First thing that came to mind: a conversation I had with J.R. > > Nyquist a few years back where he stressed to me the important role > > of homo/bisexual operatives. [And NO, it was not a pep talk!]) > > > > "Two sources close to McGreevey, both speaking on condition of > > anonymity, said the man involved in the affair was Golan Cipel, an > > Israeli poet who worked briefly for the governor as a homeland > > security adviser despite having no security experience. > > > > (...) > > > > "Cipel was named to the job without any background check or official > > announcement. > > > > "Reporters soon questioned what Cipel did to earn his $110,000 salary > > and in March 2001, he was reassigned to a 'special counsel' job. ..." > > > > FULL STORY: > > > > N.J. Governor Resigns, Admits Gay Affair > > > > By JOHN P. McALPIN, Associated Press Writer > > > > TRENTON, N.J. - In a stunning declaration, Gov. James E. McGreevey > > announced his resignation Thursday and acknowledged that he had an > > affair with another man. "My truth is that I am a gay American," he > > said with his wife by his side at a nationally televised news > > conference. > > > > "Shamefully, I engaged in adult consensual affairs with another man, > > which violates my bonds of matrimony," the twice-married father of > > two said. "It was wrong, it was foolish, it was inexcusable." > > > > McGreevey, a Democrat, said his resignation would be effective Nov. > > 15. > > > > McGreevey, 47, refused to answer questions at the Statehouse news > > conference. He said "it makes little difference that as governor I am > > gay," but added that staying in office and keeping the affair and his > > sexual orientation secret will leave the governor's > > office "vulnerable to rumors, false allegations and threats of > > disclosure." > > > > "Given the circumstances surrounding the affair and its likely impact > > upon my family and my ability to govern, I have decided the right > > course of action is to resign," he said without elaborating on what > > the circumstances were. > > > > Two sources close to McGreevey, both speaking on condition of > > anonymity, said the man involved in the affair was Golan Cipel, an > > Israeli poet who worked briefly for the governor as a homeland > > security adviser despite having no security experience. > > > > One source, a senior McGreevey political adviser, said Cipel > > threatened McGreevey several weeks ago that unless he was > > paid "millions of dollars," Cipel would file a lawsuit against the > > governor charging him with sexual harassment. > > > > That source said a lawyer for Cipel "indicated that should the money > > be paid, Cipel would disappear until after the 2005 election." > > > > The second source, a high-ranking member of the McGreevey > > administration, said Cipel made several threats about a lawsuit and > > demanded "an exorbitant sum of money to make it go away." Cabinet > > members and administration officials learned of that threat Wednesday > > night, the official said. > > > > A phone number for Cipel could not immediately be found and he could > > not be reached for comment. > > > > McGreevey spokesman Micah Rasmussen said he did not know the name of > > the man involved in the affair. > > > > Senate President Richard J. Codey, a Democrat, will become acting > > governor and serve out the remainder of McGreevey's term, which ends > > in early 2006. If McGreevey were to leave office before Nov. 15, a > > special election would be held. > > > > Rumors had been circulating for several years that McGreevey was gay, > > reaching the level of open hints on New Jersey talk radio shows. > > > > A Roman Catholic, McGreevey had a daughter with his first wife, Kari, > > who lives in British Columbia with the child. He has another daughter > > with his current wife. Rasmussen declined to answer any questions > > about the future of McGreevey's marriage. > > > > As a candidate and governor, the former altar boy proudly discussed > > his Catholic faith but publicly disagreed with church leaders over > > his support for abortion rights and same-sex partnerships. He pushed > > for the state's domestic partnership law, which went into effect this > > year. > > > > In an announcement that at times was deeply introspective, McGreevey > > referred to his lifelong struggles with his sexuality. > > > > "Throughout my life, I have grappled with my own identity, who I am," > > he said. "As a young child, I often felt ambivalent about myself, in > > fact, confused." > > > > "At a point in every person's life, one has to look deeply into the > > mirror of one's soul and decide one's unique truth in the world, not > > as we may want to see it or hope to see it, but as it is," McGreevey > > added. > > > > McGreevey rose from suburban mayor to state chief executive by his > > tenacious pursuit of party politics, maintaining a power base days > > after he narrowly lost to Republican Christie Whitman in 1997. > > > > McGreevey never truly stopped that campaign until he won in November > > 2001, beating Republican Bret Schundler by 15 percentage points. > > > > Despite inheriting a $5 billion budget deficit, he steadfastly > > refused to boost income taxes for most New Jerseyans. He instead > > raised taxes on millionaires, casinos and cigarettes and provided > > millions of dollars worth of property tax rebates that have been > > showing up in residents' mailboxes in recent weeks. > > > > But scandal marred McGreevey's tenure following questions over a > > series of questionable appointments, including the naming of Cipel to > > the newly created post of homeland security adviser. Cipel was named > > to the job without any background check or official announcement. > > > > Reporters soon questioned what Cipel did to earn his $110,000 salary > > and in March 2001, he was reassigned to a "special counsel" job. A > > few months later, Cipel left his state government position. > > > > Among those caught up in recent scandals were his first chief of > > staff and former counsel; a top Democratic fund-raiser and former > > high school classmate; and real estate developer Charles Kushner, > > McGreevey's biggest campaign contributor, who was charged with trying > > to thwart a federal campaign-finance investigation by luring a grand > > jury witness -- his own brother-in-law -- into a compromising > > position > > with a prostitute and sending video and photos to the man's wife. > > > > McGreevey is the second governor to announce his resignation in > > recent weeks, following the resignation in June of Connecticut GOP > > Gov. John Rowland amid corruption investigations and threats of > > impeachment. > > > > Former Democratic Gov. Brendan Byrne, who was McGreevey's political > > mentor, said he hoped the news would not tarnish McGreevey's > > political accomplishments. "It's my hope those achievements will be > > remembered long after today's tragic events are forgotten," said > > Byrne. > > > > New Jersey residents expressed disbelief at the news. "We thought it > > was a joke," said Jeanne Montana, who heard the announcement on her > > car radio on the way to Atlantic City. > > > > "Get out of here," Jim Nerney said when told the news by an > > Associated Press reporter at a rest stop. Convinced it was true, he > > shook his head. > > > > Gay rights groups expressed support and compassion for McGreevey, but > > their reactions were tinged with sorrow because McGreevey announced > > his resignation just as he became the nation's first openly gay > > governor. > > > > "It is a very sad to thing to watch. It is kind of stunning, sad to > > me that in 2004 people are still having to struggle because of > > homophobia in society to come to terms with who they are," said Kevin > > Cathcart, executive director of Lambda Legal. > > > > Born in Jersey City, McGreevey graduated from Columbia University in > > 1978. He earned a law degree from Georgetown University in 1981 and a > > master's degree in education from Harvard University a year later. > > > > After briefly serving as a county prosecutor, McGreevey became a > > lobbyist for a pharmaceutical company, then a state government > > official. While in the Legislature, McGreevey voted for Gov. Jim > > Florio's $2.8 billion tax hike that prompted a voter rebellion > > against Democrats. > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. 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