Monday, March 15, 2010
Rot's bête noire at it again
Says Rot: I think attorneys can argue what they want and they can associate with whomever they please, be they Stalinists, Maoists, or lunatics. Right. Like, hire private investigators to take surveillance photos of CIA agents and hand them off to other [shysters], who then showed them to top members of al Qaeda — thereby identifying for the terrorists the agency's interrogators and, potentially, tipping the terrorists off to the locations where the agents' families live. Ululululu, says Pepe (of course). Et tu, Brute?
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NRO's Andrew Sullivan.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. When you don't have the facts, spread baloney. In the meantime:
The CIA went appropriately ballistic over the patent security breach. But the Justice Department — which, as we've been noting, is rife with lawyers who volunteered their services to the detainees during the Bush years — insisted that the security breach was no big deal.
Any daylight between Hölder and Rot on this one? I can't see any.
Yet another Andy Sullivan questioning Rot's credo.
What's the problem, Tecs. I thought the ACLU was the DoJ when Moronicans elect Jimmah.
Ever heard of theorems?
Rott still trying to come up with a counterexample to FLT?
Lawyers who are citizens of this country are as much bound by the law as Joe Schmuck and Clamdyia Jane. They are free to associate with all we are free to associate with, and to represent who needs representation. They are not free to help their clients carry out criminal acts, nor acts of war against this country. The first makes them criminals. The second makes them traitors.
But, hey, if Grover Nordquisling was a fave of Georgie Deux, why should da Rotter mind a grove of Grovers bloomin?
Palau, here I come.
You'll probably pull for the local equivalent of Kerry there and turn it into a pinko toilet as well.
Rotter Logik is getting murkier by the day. Must be something in the pisswasser that passes for beer in his neck of the woods. Should cross into Chechland, they have much better brews there.
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