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To: goldsnow who wrote (13048)	3/28/2002 4:56:26 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

Re: You got a point....American Administration is the chief protector of the Arab Murderers and Regimes behind them (not for long now, that's for sure....) I guess you hint at the Enrongate and its fallout on the Bush administration? Byron Yorks NR White House Correspondent March 27, 2002 8:00 a.m. The Coming Enron Showdown Joe Lieberman trains his sights on the White House. In January, when chairman Joseph Lieberman opened the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee's first hearing on the collapse of Enron, he promised a "rigorous, nonpartisan investigation producing concrete proposals for reform." As the committee began its work, Lieberman limited the probe to the actions of government regulatory agencies, asking whether they could have done a better job dealing with Enron's bankruptcy and its effect on employees and shareholders. Lieberman's caution helped win the support of committee Republicans, who joined the chairman on February 15 in issuing subpoenas to Enron and accountants Arthur Andersen for information about their contacts with regulatory agencies. That was then. Now, Lieberman, who is weighing a run for president in 2004, has decided to greatly expand the Enron investigation and issue what amounts to a direct challenge to the Bush White House - a move that has caused a partisan split inside the committee that could ultimately threaten the future of the investigation. Last Thursday, Lieberman announced the committee would issue new subpoenas to Enron and Andersen - along with members of Enron's board of directors - demanding information about contacts "with the White House or other federal agencies regarding the National Energy Policy." In addition, Lieberman plans to send a letter to the White House - it may go out as early as today - asking the White House to hand over information about its contacts with Enron. [...] nationalreview.com Such a wily move by that slick bastard Lieberman... Indeed, the guy knows only too well that his snooping into the White House/Enron dealings will most surely botch the whole Senatorial investigation into the Enron mess --but who cares? Actually, it's the best tactics when it comes to rescue the Judeofascist lobby's point man, VP Dick Cheney! Cheney is first in line for getting all the flak... and his demise would deprive the Judeofascists of their last hope within the Bush admnistration, hence Lieberman's wrecking his own ship. Besides, politically speaking, Lieberman kills two birds with a single stone since the blame for the botched Enron inquiry will be pinned on the White House and the Republicans' stonewalling a "fair, bipartisan" investigation.... Lieberman was already part of the conspiracy to foil GW Bush's bid for the Presidency in 2000, next we got 911 and possibly an undisclosed attempt to assassinate Prez Bush, and now yet another attempt to wreck his Presidency with a financial scandal... When will you Judeofascists give up??? Gus