Posted on 08/17/2004 6:32:54 PM PDT by Liz
Onetime New Jersey Homeland Security chief Golan Cipel, a poet and a (smirk) Israeli "sailor" portrayed himself as a naive rustic who, having been hired for a top job by McGreevey, did not understand McGreevey was gay and would be coming after him for sex.
After spending time in the statehouse not showing up for work, and collecting $110,000 plus perks, Cipel left the job b/c he couldn't get security clearnce since he was not an American citizen.
Golan now whines McGreevey sexually harassed him and constantly beseiged him for sex so much so that Cipel says he was afraid to be alone with McGreevey.
One can imagine McG, who has the sexual appetites of the Marquis de Sade, was not very subtle, and wanted as much sex from boy-Cipel as was possible. McG tries out a number of seduction techniques on Golan:
McG shows Cipel his new office: " Oops. I dropped my pen. I'll get it, Golan. It rolled under your desk."
McG explains the duties of HomeSec chief:" Golan when you come into my office, put on this black leather outfit and wear this hood."
McG asks Golan to do HomeSec paperwork after hours at Drumthwacket: "Golan, Bruce is coming over later for a threesome."
McG gives Golan a key to the Statehouse executive washroom: "Just buzz me know when you use the urinal. I'll help you with that zipper."
McG helps Golan buy a condo: " Golan, a rubber mat in front of the fireplace would be nice. and maybe shackles and chains mounted on that wall over there."
McG takes a walk with Golan on the beach: "Golan, let's build sand castles over there, under the boardwalk."
McG summons Cipel to his statehouse office: "Golan, I gave you a $110,000 job and I can take it away from you. Now take those pants off, now."
McG explains the duties of HomeSec chief to Golan: " Golan when you come into my office, put on this black leather outfit and wear this hood."
McGreevey to Cipel: "Your department is spending way over budget. I'll have to show you how to make ends meet."
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