Related... This is one tactic that allows the powerful to escape & evade prosecution:
[March 20 2007] Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: Docu-Dumping As A Criminal Getaway Tactic - The White House Dumps 3000 Pages Of Documents About DOJ Firings On The Investigators & Media <http://www.archive.org/details/tth_070320> The same tactic was employed, with a twist, in the passage of the USA PATRIOT ACT by dumping reams of minor changes to federal laws on congress causing the staff of most legislators to be overwhelmed with minutiae and unable to correctly prioritize the the changes, or thouroughly analyze them. Do they do this in some way to the economic community as well? The 911 "truth" movement? Of course they do... In ...Other ...News: Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will address the UN General Assembly today. Russia threatens not to complete their contracted nuclear reactor facilities if Iran deals to buy fuel from anyone else (like the US due to threats and pressure). New Orleans Mayor Nagin states that the boondoggle STILL continuing in the wake of Hurricane Katrina is "...a plan to change the racial make-up and political leadership of his and other cities." ... IOW, gentrify.... re-district... umnh... Drive the poor and people of color from New Orleans and other cities across the U.S. The Justice department firings scandal heats up with Alberto Gonzales' position on the line and Karl Rove under fire. The transcripts of the emails related to this travesty of jurisprudential ethics have been released, and they aren't pretty. Saddam Hussein's VP has been hanged for killing 148 Iraqis. A US statement claims it's an Iraq judicial decision, not OUR problem, and the Russians say it will make the situation worse. Democratic leaders say there will be a 20 month frame of reference for withdrawal from Iraq. Leigh On 3/20/07, Michael Perelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paul, please let this drop! On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 08:29:12AM -0400, Paul Zarembka wrote: > Charles Brown wrote: > > This just in, New York, California, Ohio and Florida legislatures repeal > > criminal conspiracy statutes, as there have never, ever been any, ever. > > Jim Devine replied: > > of course, if there _are_ conspiracies going on, they involve really > > powerful people who would never be prosecuted anyway. > > Jim, > > You seem to think KSM is a conspirator of 9-11. Therefore, you should > recognize that KSM, being powerful enough for undertake 9-11, is being > prosecuted. > > John Wilkes Booth was prosecuted, being on the losing side of the once > powerful. > > The Reich leadership was prosecuted at Nurenberg after it conspired to ... > > Richard Nixon was being prosecuting for the Watergate conspiracy and > other once powerful ones spent time in the cooler. > > In short, I don't believe you in writing the powerful are not prosecuted. > > _____ > > I'd like to see George W. Bush prosecuted, on the losing side of the once > powerful. > > Prosecuting 9-11 will be in the context of a revolutionary act. Quite > unfortunately, the right is doing more in this regard than the left. Too > many leading voices on the left want us to accept the basic line that > fanatical Moslems were responsible, without even a serious independent > inquiry into the evidence, while spending their energies attacking those > who do want such an inquiry. > > Paul Z. > > ************************************************************************ > (Vol.23) THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF 9-11-2001 "a benchmark in 9/11 research" > (Vol.24) TRANSITIONS IN LATIN AMERICA AND IN POLAND & SYRIA, forthcoming > Research in Political Economy, P.Zarembka,ed, Elsevier hardback > ********************* http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PZarembka -- Michael Perelman Economics Department California State University Chico, CA 95929 Tel. 530-898-5321 E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu michaelperelman.wordpress.com
