Big plane, big load, big tits
Falling all over themselves over a false demand for a large plane, a crazy astronaut in diapers and Anna Nicole Smith, the press in general and FAUX in particular have decided these stories are unimportant.
Five News Stories FAUX will Not Cover.
1) 2) The Libby trial shows that, among other things, Vice President Dick Cheney was fixated on finding ways to debunk a former diplomat's claims that Bush misled the U.S. people in going to war going so far as to order Libby to leak "classified" material as well as Plame's identity.
A variety of White House officials, including Rove Libby, told over 1/2 dozen journalist of the CIA operatives' identity.
2) $12 billion sent to Iraq is unaccounted for as US ships 363 ton of cash ($4 billion) on wood pallets. - Reuters
In addition, $10 billion dollars has been lost to waste (i.e. fraud), and overcharges (i.e. fraud) by contractors. $2.7 billion dollars of the waste (i.e. fraud)is a attributable to VP Cheney's old pals, Halliburton. --- AP
3) Former No. 3 CIA boss Kyle Foggo and Duke Cunningham buddy/contractor Brent Wilkes have been indicted by a federal jury in San Diego for multiple federal crimes including conspiracy, wire fraud, and money laundering. --- NYT
4) The above indictment comes on the heels of the forced resignation of the US Attorney for San Diego. In fact, over 1/2 dozen United States Attorney's have been fired in a Alberto Gonzales power-grab.
5) The FBI is investigating whether Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons failed to properly report gifts or payments from a software company, eTreppid Technologies, that was awarded secret military contracts when he was in Congress.
We remember Gibbons, or not, from the "Five Election Stories FAUX Won't Cover," when he was accused of drunkenly group a waitress.
In a March 22, 2005, e-mail days before Trepp and his wife, Jale, embarked on the Caribbean cruise with Jim Gibbons and his wife, Dawn, a former Nevada state assemblywoman.
Jale: "Please don't forget to bring the money you promised Jim and Dawn."
Trepp: "Don't you ever send this kind of message to me! Erase this message from your computer right now!"
Five News Stories FAUX will Not Cover.
1) 2) The Libby trial shows that, among other things, Vice President Dick Cheney was fixated on finding ways to debunk a former diplomat's claims that Bush misled the U.S. people in going to war going so far as to order Libby to leak "classified" material as well as Plame's identity.
A variety of White House officials, including Rove Libby, told over 1/2 dozen journalist of the CIA operatives' identity.
2) $12 billion sent to Iraq is unaccounted for as US ships 363 ton of cash ($4 billion) on wood pallets. - Reuters
In addition, $10 billion dollars has been lost to waste (i.e. fraud), and overcharges (i.e. fraud) by contractors. $2.7 billion dollars of the waste (i.e. fraud)is a attributable to VP Cheney's old pals, Halliburton. --- AP
3) Former No. 3 CIA boss Kyle Foggo and Duke Cunningham buddy/contractor Brent Wilkes have been indicted by a federal jury in San Diego for multiple federal crimes including conspiracy, wire fraud, and money laundering. --- NYT
4) The above indictment comes on the heels of the forced resignation of the US Attorney for San Diego. In fact, over 1/2 dozen United States Attorney's have been fired in a Alberto Gonzales power-grab.
5) The FBI is investigating whether Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons failed to properly report gifts or payments from a software company, eTreppid Technologies, that was awarded secret military contracts when he was in Congress.
We remember Gibbons, or not, from the "Five Election Stories FAUX Won't Cover," when he was accused of drunkenly group a waitress.
In a March 22, 2005, e-mail days before Trepp and his wife, Jale, embarked on the Caribbean cruise with Jim Gibbons and his wife, Dawn, a former Nevada state assemblywoman.
Jale: "Please don't forget to bring the money you promised Jim and Dawn."
Trepp: "Don't you ever send this kind of message to me! Erase this message from your computer right now!"
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