Sibel Edmonds -- In Congress We Trust, Not »
Posted By berkeley 7 months, 1 week ago in Political News
I have been known to quote long-dead men in my past writings. Whether eloquently expressed thoughts by our founding fathers, or those artfully expressed by ancient Greek thinkers, these quotes have always done a better job starting or ending my thoughts - that tend to be expressed in long winding sentences. For this piece I am going to break with tradition and start with an appropriate quote from a living current senator, John Kerry: "It's a sad day when you have members of Congress who are literally criminals go undisciplined by their colleagues. No wonder people look at Washington and know this city is broken."
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the story of sibel edmonds is a severe indictment of both political parties and congress. it details bribery and treason. the silence of the media is complete, except for a few random articles on the web.
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and note that the DOJ gag order has not been touched by the obama team.
if you aren't familiar with her case, google will be glad to help.
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