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Re: Known Criminal Issa Warns Hillary - If she?s called to testify again, she?d better be ready - Don't be play the low information card again, girlfriend
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GOP_Decline_and_Fall
May 25, 2013, 3:23:20 AM5/25/13
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On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:19:44 -0500, AlleyCat <al...@aohell.com> wrote:
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>On Fri, 24 May 2013 22:46:58 -0600,RichTravsky says...
>
>> This Issa?
>>
>> http://crooksandliars.com/karoli/martin-bashir-reminds-viewers-darrell-issas
>
>BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA 39 year old pranks... next!
Burning down a factory to try to defraud an insurance company of
almost half a million dollars is simply a "prank" in your eyes?
When Issa ran for the Senate in 1998, he rewrote his past:
"He had been a soldier, and he claimed that he was part of an elite
bomb detecting unit that guarded President Nixon at the 1971 World
Series," said Williams.
Williams called up the Nixon Presidential Library, and was told that
Nixon hadn't gone to any World Series games that year. Then Williams
looked into Issa's purportedly stellar career in the Army.
"The biography that he was providing the press in the context of his
campaign was all wrong. He had a bad conduct rating. He was demoted,
and a fellow soldier accused him of stealing his car," said Williams.
But probably the most suspicious and most uninvestigated event in
Issa's checkered past is the mysterious 1982 fire at his factory at a
time where he was buying out the owner of Steal Stopper, the
predecessor to Issa's car alarm company. Issa quadrupled his insurance
coverage and then boom! The place burned down. Lizza:
Joey Adkins, the former owner of Steal Stopper, provided the main
evidence against Issa. On the afternoon of September 20, 1982, in a
lengthy recorded interview with an insurance investigator, he
described a series of suspicious actions by Issa before the fire.
Adkins, who still worked for Steal Stopper, said that Issa removed the
company’s Apple II computer from the building, including “all
hardware, all software, all the instruction books,” and also “the
discs for accounts payable, accounts receivable, customer list,
everything.” According to Adkins, Issa also transferred a copy of
every design used by Steal Stopper from a filing cabinet to a
fireproof box. He also said that Issa put in the box some important
silk screens used in the production of circuit boards. Insurance
officials noted that, less than three weeks before the fire, Issa had
increased his insurance from a hundred thousand dollars to four
hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars. “Quite frankly,” Adkins told
the investigator, “I feel the man set the fire.”
So did the insurance company. They finally settled out of court for
about $20,000, which was a fraction of what Issa had sued them for.
Not mentioned in the Bashir discussion but equally interesting is this
small nugget:
The insurance company, meanwhile, had found something peculiar about
Issa, unrelated to the arson: there was no indication of where his
initial capital came from. After interviewing a family member, an
investigator reported, “She was unable to advise us as to his
financial banking [sic] to become an officer in Quantum Inc.” A second
report noted, “We were unable to find the source of his financing for
the business ventures he is engaged in at the present time.”
This is the guy holding himself out as the crusader for What is Right
and Just. Or as Bashir called him, a "paragon of virtue.
>
>On Fri, 24 May 2013 22:46:58 -0600,RichTravsky says...
>
>> This Issa?
>>
>> http://crooksandliars.com/karoli/martin-bashir-reminds-viewers-darrell-issas
>
>BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA 39 year old pranks... next!
Burning down a factory to try to defraud an insurance company of
almost half a million dollars is simply a "prank" in your eyes?
When Issa ran for the Senate in 1998, he rewrote his past:
"He had been a soldier, and he claimed that he was part of an elite
bomb detecting unit that guarded President Nixon at the 1971 World
Series," said Williams.
Williams called up the Nixon Presidential Library, and was told that
Nixon hadn't gone to any World Series games that year. Then Williams
looked into Issa's purportedly stellar career in the Army.
"The biography that he was providing the press in the context of his
campaign was all wrong. He had a bad conduct rating. He was demoted,
and a fellow soldier accused him of stealing his car," said Williams.
But probably the most suspicious and most uninvestigated event in
Issa's checkered past is the mysterious 1982 fire at his factory at a
time where he was buying out the owner of Steal Stopper, the
predecessor to Issa's car alarm company. Issa quadrupled his insurance
coverage and then boom! The place burned down. Lizza:
Joey Adkins, the former owner of Steal Stopper, provided the main
evidence against Issa. On the afternoon of September 20, 1982, in a
lengthy recorded interview with an insurance investigator, he
described a series of suspicious actions by Issa before the fire.
Adkins, who still worked for Steal Stopper, said that Issa removed the
company’s Apple II computer from the building, including “all
hardware, all software, all the instruction books,” and also “the
discs for accounts payable, accounts receivable, customer list,
everything.” According to Adkins, Issa also transferred a copy of
every design used by Steal Stopper from a filing cabinet to a
fireproof box. He also said that Issa put in the box some important
silk screens used in the production of circuit boards. Insurance
officials noted that, less than three weeks before the fire, Issa had
increased his insurance from a hundred thousand dollars to four
hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars. “Quite frankly,” Adkins told
the investigator, “I feel the man set the fire.”
So did the insurance company. They finally settled out of court for
about $20,000, which was a fraction of what Issa had sued them for.
Not mentioned in the Bashir discussion but equally interesting is this
small nugget:
The insurance company, meanwhile, had found something peculiar about
Issa, unrelated to the arson: there was no indication of where his
initial capital came from. After interviewing a family member, an
investigator reported, “She was unable to advise us as to his
financial banking [sic] to become an officer in Quantum Inc.” A second
report noted, “We were unable to find the source of his financing for
the business ventures he is engaged in at the present time.”
This is the guy holding himself out as the crusader for What is Right
and Just. Or as Bashir called him, a "paragon of virtue.
Christopher Helms
May 25, 2013, 3:34:06 AM5/25/13
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On May 25, 2:23 am, GOP_Decline_and_Fall <D...@null.net> wrote:
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:19:44 -0500, AlleyCat <al...@aohell.com> wrote:
>
> >On Fri, 24 May 2013 22:46:58 -0600,RichTravsky says...
>
> >> This Issa?
>
> >>http://crooksandliars.com/karoli/martin-bashir-reminds-viewers-darrel...
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:19:44 -0500, AlleyCat <al...@aohell.com> wrote:
>
> >On Fri, 24 May 2013 22:46:58 -0600,RichTravsky says...
>
> >> This Issa?
>
constantly pointing at the Obama administration and lecturing them and
the nation about morality and the rule of law.
Dänk 42Ø
May 25, 2013, 4:03:33 AM5/25/13
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On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:34:06 -0700, Christopher Helms quacked:
> He is a shining example of the modern GOP, a sleazy criminal who is
> constantly pointing at the Obama administration and lecturing them and
> the nation about morality and the rule of law.
Unlike Democraps, of course, who after running on a platform of what
sounded like a promise to impeach Emperor Bush for his high crimes and
treason, promptly moved impeachment "off the table" upon taking control
of Congress on 03 Jan 2007."
The phony promise of impeachment was immediately replaced with a bloated
$250bn farm subsidy bill, to reward good Christian family farmers like
ADM and Monsanto who had donated so much money to Democrap political
campaigns.
Though I am ashamed to admit it, I cast my vote for Democraps in the 2006
election, in the deluded beLIEf that they would impeach the fucker if
they won control of Congress. They won, and decided that subsidies for
agricorps were more important than upholding the Constitution and rule of
law, so they lost my vote forever! Progress!
> He is a shining example of the modern GOP, a sleazy criminal who is
> constantly pointing at the Obama administration and lecturing them and
> the nation about morality and the rule of law.
sounded like a promise to impeach Emperor Bush for his high crimes and
treason, promptly moved impeachment "off the table" upon taking control
of Congress on 03 Jan 2007."
The phony promise of impeachment was immediately replaced with a bloated
$250bn farm subsidy bill, to reward good Christian family farmers like
ADM and Monsanto who had donated so much money to Democrap political
campaigns.
Though I am ashamed to admit it, I cast my vote for Democraps in the 2006
election, in the deluded beLIEf that they would impeach the fucker if
they won control of Congress. They won, and decided that subsidies for
agricorps were more important than upholding the Constitution and rule of
law, so they lost my vote forever! Progress!
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Zepp
May 25, 2013, 10:00:12 AM5/25/13
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On Sat, 25 May 2013 03:35:51 -0500, AlleyCat wrote:
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:34:06 -0700 (PDT),Christopher Helms says...
> coke and pot heads do YOU hang around?
>
> Does Issa have to be pure to find the dirt on anyone? ALL politicians
> are sleaze balls. Obama, Holder and Axelrod, prove that shit EVERY
> FUCKING DAY! Axelrod cuts his fingernails through Obama's mouth.
>
> Here is Obama, a few years after he's "gone".
>
> http://behance.vo.llnwd.net/profiles5/150742/projects/1125563/6eb47d0252
> b901afa07cb37162eec601.jpg
Let's see: in your marvelous efforts to uphold the moral probity of the
GOP, you are assuring us that casual drug use in college is exactly the
same as auto theft and arson.
Does that about cover it, bubbles?
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:34:06 -0700 (PDT),Christopher Helms says...
>
>> He is a shining example of the modern GOP, a sleazy criminal
>
> I guess Obama's cocaine and pot usage aren't sleazy at all. How many
>> He is a shining example of the modern GOP, a sleazy criminal
>
> coke and pot heads do YOU hang around?
>
> Does Issa have to be pure to find the dirt on anyone? ALL politicians
> are sleaze balls. Obama, Holder and Axelrod, prove that shit EVERY
> FUCKING DAY! Axelrod cuts his fingernails through Obama's mouth.
>
> Here is Obama, a few years after he's "gone".
>
> http://behance.vo.llnwd.net/profiles5/150742/projects/1125563/6eb47d0252
> b901afa07cb37162eec601.jpg
Let's see: in your marvelous efforts to uphold the moral probity of the
GOP, you are assuring us that casual drug use in college is exactly the
same as auto theft and arson.
Does that about cover it, bubbles?
Dänk 42Ø
May 25, 2013, 4:44:59 PM5/25/13
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On Sat, 25 May 2013 03:26:20 -0500, AlleyCat wrote:
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:23:20 -0700,GOP_Decline_and_Fall says...
>
> The judge eventually dismissed the case.
>
> He paid a small fine and was sentenced to six months probation.
>
> "... uninvestigated event..." Which means nothing could be proven.
>
> "... series of suspicious actions..." Suspicion doesn't get you a
> trial... proof, nerds... proof.
>
> All that is kitten shit, compared to "What difference, at this point,
> does it make?"
>
>
> http://earlcallaway.com/corpsecount.html
>
> Clinton Corpse Collection
You sound just as bad as liberals, dragging up scandals surrounding
former presidents, as if that justifies the corruption and incompetence
of your political party in the present.
"But Bush did it, too!"
"But Clinton did it, too!"
"But Nixon did it, too!"
Neither of you offer any practical solutions to our country's many
problems, and just quarrel over ancient grievances like Croats and
Serbs. Pathetic.
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:23:20 -0700,GOP_Decline_and_Fall says...
>
>> >BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA 39 year old pranks... next!
>
> OK, maybe that was a prank...
>> >BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA 39 year old pranks... next!
>
>
> The judge eventually dismissed the case.
>
> He paid a small fine and was sentenced to six months probation.
>
> "... uninvestigated event..." Which means nothing could be proven.
>
> "... series of suspicious actions..." Suspicion doesn't get you a
> trial... proof, nerds... proof.
>
> All that is kitten shit, compared to "What difference, at this point,
> does it make?"
>
>
> http://earlcallaway.com/corpsecount.html
>
> Clinton Corpse Collection
You sound just as bad as liberals, dragging up scandals surrounding
former presidents, as if that justifies the corruption and incompetence
of your political party in the present.
"But Bush did it, too!"
"But Clinton did it, too!"
"But Nixon did it, too!"
Neither of you offer any practical solutions to our country's many
problems, and just quarrel over ancient grievances like Croats and
Serbs. Pathetic.
Dänk 42Ø
May 25, 2013, 5:04:08 PM5/25/13
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On Sat, 25 May 2013 03:35:51 -0500, AlleyCat wrote:
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:34:06 -0700 (PDT),Christopher Helms says...
>
> On Sat, 25 May 2013 00:34:06 -0700 (PDT),Christopher Helms says...
>
>> He is a shining example of the modern GOP, a sleazy criminal
>
>
> I guess Obama's cocaine and pot usage aren't sleazy at all. How many
> coke and pot heads do YOU hang around?
Remember that your precious Emperor Bush used marijuana and cocaine (and
> coke and pot heads do YOU hang around?
got a DUI conviction) when he was younger. Funny how this doesn't
reflect on HIS character. Even worse is that he apparently was sober
when he fell for the forged "yellowcake" document fed to him by British
intelligence, so he has no excuse other than his stupidity.
But Chairman Obama is lying about his use of recreational drugs. He is
so distant that he alienates average Americans, so his ghost writer
invented a phony life narrative of overcoming obstacles and inspiration
that Oprah could plug as her book of the month. And the Chinese would
never allow their Manchurian clone to use drugs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Million_Little_Fibers
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