"Never mind."
Posted on 03/19/2007 4:10:39 PM PDT by EveningStar
The famous Beltway bordello that was shut down after 13 years of impeccable service last October is now fighting back with a vengeance. Madam Deborah Jeane Palfrey and her lawyer claim their business was in no way different from the generally accepted liberal practices of simulating love and compassion for the downtrodden with the purpose of amassing large fortunes and obtaining power...
(Excerpt) Read more at thepeoplescube.com ...
I would bet Billy Bob Clinton tried to "ease their pain" too.
I thought a judge already issued a restraining order forbidding the release of the "little black book."
I forget where she's buried.
The People's Cube is a satire site.
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"Never mind."
The "comments" about the article are priceless.
The judge can put a restraining order on her, and even hold her in contempt if she disobeys it, but unless the judge has physical custody of the only copy of the thing out there -- and that is not likely -- I doubt if the "madame" is too worried about it.
Smartest thing anyone who has been with that woman's organization 'in the biblical sense' would be to call a press conference and confess it now... because as sure as God made little green apples, it's going to leak -- and the press is going to have a field day with it.
I'd like to know why anyone thinks it is the proper role of government to interfere in the private transactions of two people that don't harm anyone else. This is not a street operation or a whorehouse that was bringing down the neighborhood. Nobody here did anything that harmed anyone else. (Of course, if the guys were married, then the cheating harmed their families, but nobody is being arrested for cheating or promoting cheated, the arrest is only made because money changed hands).
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