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To: N. Beaujon; martin_fierro

Nice, very nice, take.

One of McGay's most enduring criminal legacies is Golan Cipel.

The Cipel-McG association is an unresolved criminal matter that begs for resolution. And let's be clear----the criminal matter has nothing to do with Cipel's sexual prowess in Statehouse urinals.

McG has yet to be called to account for aiding and abetting Cipel, an individual who creeped around US national security with felonious intent.

Just months after the tri-state area was recovering from 9/11, McG demanded US intel agencies and the US military brief Cipel on our strategic defenses.


McG might have used federal as well as state HomeLand funds to subsidize Cipel's grabbing US national security intel.

Taxpayers---at the state and federal level---may have been coerced into underwriting the commission of crimes against the state and federal government without their knowledge or consent.


21 posted on 09/25/2006 6:44:13 AM PDT by Liz (The US Constitution is intended to protect the people from the government.)
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To: Liz

Liz, excellent analysis. I see nothing gets by you. I hope you're in a position to do something about it. It's like the Sandy ("classified papers down his pants") Berger fiasco. You just cant believe the criminality of these people but, worse, that the justice system doesn't come crashing down on their heads. It is maddening. From what I can tell with McGay and Merger they both should be tried as traitors- never mind their sexual proclivities!


30 posted on 09/26/2006 9:06:53 AM PDT by N. Beaujon (http://www.nbeaujon.com "You are Muslim until proven innocent.")
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