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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
I say out with the book, it'll be humorous. A sure fire way to make it so she can't profit from it is to just force the book released in its entirety without compensation. Once the scandal hits the book will lose its value and the ability to blackmail politicians will disappear. So really its in the interest of National Security to see the book come out.
After all, what was the justification that has been used so many times? If they have done nothing wrong they should have nothing to hide. |
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
What do you think of a hypothetical application of the Ninth Amendment where the power of the federal interstate is not clearly enumerated? The repeal of the prohibition amendment should have lent more weight for arguments in favor of individual liberty and limited government.
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Click on the following link: http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/eBook5950.htm?cached It's a link to a review of Webb's book (Lost Soliders) where that passage took place and the review is listed under historical fiction. And the definition of fiction is as follows: Quote:
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I said I'd believe those things if they came from a credible source. Even if that source was a known source with a liberal bias. Kramer
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
I would bet we will find quite a sample from both parties. I suspect they are working together to stop this from coming out.
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
The sources show the front page of the Washington Times, from back when Reagan was president and the pimp was taking his 15 year old call boys for midnight tours of the White House. Surely you haven't forgotten "When Character was King".
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"Sex sold from congressman's apartment" "Frank's lover was call boy" I can't read the text of the article but I believe this is about Barney Frank, a gay democrat policitian and his 'boyfriend' who if I remember correctly, ran a prostitution ring from Barney's apartment. I also sort of remember that Frank took care of a bunch of parking tickets that his 'boyfriend' had received but not paid. Amazing that Frank did this and is still in orifice. Here's a quick link from a real source that ought to jog your memory. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...enzy/frank.htm I don't remember any strories about the whitehouse and call boys other than Barney Frank. I wouldn't be surprised if this was a set up by Democrat operatives. You'd be surprised at the things you dems have done and how low you'd go to take down a Republican. Kramer
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You really missed this? Image:WTFranklinpage.gif - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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End of story. And what a waste of my time... Gee Goober, I wonder who they are talking about when they said this story "still feeds conspiracy theories?" Now its your turn to show me that Dem's don't like having sex with animals. I posted a link earlier about a Washington state (a BLUE state by the way) sex ring with animals. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm..._horse15m.html What about Jim Webb and his sick fictional story about a man putting some boy's penis in his mouth? (Perhaps Jim Webb was working in the Whitehouse back in 1988?) I'm still waiting for you to tell me why there is nothing wrong about a grown man thinking and writing such a story. And finally, there is the left's biggest ally, the ACLU, who has defended NAMBLA. Kramer
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
What do you think of a hypothetical application of the Ninth Amendment where the power of the federal interstate is not clearly enumerated? The repeal of the prohibition amendment should have lent more weight for arguments in favor of individual liberty and limited government.
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The part about the pimp getting into the Reagan White House for midnight tours with 15 year old call boys is the unvarnished truth.
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How about DeLay and Hastert traveling to Thailand for a taste of the little boys??? Sick motherfuckers!
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