CONNECTING THE DOTS ON LAWYER FOR RUSH ACCUSER

various | 10/3/03 | self

[STARWISE]

Don't know if there's anything here, but in trying to get information about Ed Shohat, quite an intriguing web is revealed. He's the attorney for the alleged "maid" to Rush Limbaugh who's reported turning him in for illegal prescription drug purchasing. His Democrat Party ties are known .. but there's more.

Shohat is also the attorney for Eduardo and Hector Orlansky, whose financial intrigue is described here:

Miami Herald Article about Espirto Santo Bank and the Orlansky brothers

It just show happens that Espirito Santo Bank formed a partnership with the Orlansky brothers for the purpose of funding their lucrative factoring business.

"One client of Bankest's was Stratesec, a Washington-area security company. In its financial statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Stratesec acknowledges that E.S. Bankest's money was the lifeblood of its financing."

"Stratesec Incorporated (formerly known as Securacom Incorporated) provides comprehensive technology-based security solutions to large and medium sized commercial and government facilities. The company provides consulting, planning, engineering, designing, systems integration, maintenance and technical support services. The solutions provided by the company include integrated security systems, comprising a command center managing one or more subsystems, intrusion detection systems, closed circuit television systems and fire detection systems. The services include security consulting, integration and implementation of the security systems. The clients of the company include Washington Dulles International Airport, Hewlett-Packard Company, EDS, Wachovia Bank, MCI WorldCom, Inc. and Alltel Corporation. The company became publicly held in October 1997."

That information on Business.com has a url shown, but it's not in sync with the name. It's http://www.bpm.it for Banco Popolare di Milano, an obviously Italian site all in Italian.

The brothers Orlansky are being repped by Shohat as a result of their defaulting on some $170M owed to Espirito Santo.

Google search on Eduardo Orlansky:

Google here

[bonesmccoy]

From Opensecrets.org


SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33131
BIERMAN SHOHAT/ATTORNEY
1/10/2003
$1,000
National Action Cmte

SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33131
BIERMAN SHOHAT
5/6/1999
$1,000
National Action Cmte

SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33176
BIERMAN SHOHAT LOEWY & KLEIN
10/12/2000
$1,000
Nelson, Bill

SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33131
BIERMAN SHOHAT/ATTORNEY
11/8/2001
$1,000
National Action Cmte

SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33131
BIERMAN SHOHAT
1/28/1999
$500
National Action Cmte

SHOHAT, EDWARD
MIAMI,FL 33131
BIERMAN SHOHAT
3/13/2000
$1,000
National Action Cmte

SHOHAT, EDWARD R
MIAMI,FL 33176
ATTORNEY AT LAW
3/16/2000
$250
Hastings, Alcee L

SHOHAT, EDWARD R
MIAMI,FL 33176
ATTORNEY
4/27/2001
$375
Levin, Carl

[bonesmccoy]

what if the maid for rush is the street level dealer and is using Rush as a ploy to cover her own dealing?

Even if Rush was taking these kinds of meds, it would be pretty easy to verify the presence of those kinds of meds by simple urine testing.

The reality is that he couldn't have done his radio program if he was really on those kinds of pain killers at those dosages.

Interestingly, the people at House Ear Institute in California are the best out for Rush.

HEI probably did pre-screening tests prior to the cochlear implant surgery.

Depending upon how much pain killers he was given after surgery, you can tell if the patient is dependent.

Basically, if the patient needs a ton of pain killers (instead of the usual dosages), it would be a red flag that the patient is covering up a drug problem.

Surgeons at House Ear Institute would have recognized this relatively easily and the anesthesiologist who performed his anesthesia for the massive surgery would have also noted the dosaages required to sedate the Big Guy.

So, basically, these stories violate the privacy rights of Mr. Limbaugh, demonstrate several medical inconsistencies in the story reported by the New York Daily, and are likely to be simply pre-Recall idiotics from a desparately failing liberal left.

The socialism is over when your media outlets are no longer believed.

[freeparoundtheclock]

I think McAuliffe's job is on the line. The day the Arnold grope story broke & Rush's maid problem, the dems were having their Fall Meeting. They're just not right. I watched McAuliffe talk but had to leave, came back and it was Daschle. They are bad people. It's in the eyes.

[freeparoundtheclock]

Remember when Bill Clinton blamed Rush Limbaugh for the OK City bombing pretty much. Bill Clinton has despised Rush for years. He also knows about drug rings from back in Mena, Arkansas. Did Clinton put McAuliffe up to this via David Boies and they trotted out Howard Dean and Wesley Clark to start bashing Rush two weeks ago?

[ladyinred]

Black also fell for one of the jurors in the case, some ditzie blonde who he later married!

[tsomer]

Did Clinton put McAuliffe up to this via David Boies

No doubt about it.

This is an obvious hit and it has clinton's smell all over it. The trailer park trash making the accusations have nothing to lose. Somebody promises them easy treatment for a pending charge if they throw his name around. Then somebody happens to mention that Rush's name shows up on an afidavit, the National Enquirer gets wind of this and ....

Here's where it goes: Mr. and Mrs. Scumbag get their five minute's fame, cop a plea and get probation. Maybe a stipend from the DNC. That's in about 1 and a half years, after the particulars of the allegations are examined and discussed weekly on NPR & CNN and are finally found to be lies. This is after the election, during which Rush is defamed on a daily basis. Goebel's would be proud.

And guess what? Nobody gets sued for libel! Oh, maybe Mr. & Mrs. Scumbag get cited for something, but they don't publish the Enquire. They have nothing, officially speaking that is. But the Enquirer? They were just relaying courtroom discussions. It is a fact his name did come up and facts is facts.

This is the sort of thing you read about as democracies break down.

[GWB00]

Rush could have found an attorney with a more 'respectable' name. It's just a turn off that he hired a Kennedy inbred rapist attorney

We are not sure if Rush hired Roy Black, Dan Abrams suggested it on MSNBC and that is how the rumor got started, Black has not acknowledged that Rush is a client, but he probably would not confirm or deny anyone as a client to maintain his "integrity" as a lawyer to the "powerful"

[Yaelle]

The dems will try to get sponsors to leave his radio show.

I think we should attempt, if this starts happening, to go nuts purchasing from Rush's sponsors just to prove them all wrong and keep him firmly on the air.

[johnwayne]

"the guy who got William Kennedy Smith off by trashing the woman he raped."

I did not watch the trial but it was televised. A girlfriend of mine did watch and was convinced he was innocent. I trust her opinion.

[CyberAnt]

No, it's David. Look for "Wolfstar" in the forum, and you'll see a whole bunch of stuff he has written on Cline.

[RobbyS]

Hey, when you need a lawyer, you get the one who will get the job done, period. You don't hire a nice sweet person, you hire the best D**M lawyer you can afford. If I got into deep dodo, I would hire Johnny Cochran in a moment if I could afford him. With my own ears I heard him imply that the reason he did not allow OJ on the stand was because he thought the guy ws guilty, but he did it in anwers to a question from a kind at Ranstein High school in Germany. The Stars and Stripes reporter present was too dumb to notice.

[sjeann]

bump!

I looked up Wolfstar and he doesn't have any posts on David Cline. You must be thinking of someone else.

[Howlin]

Tell your girl friend that they had three other women lined up to testify that he'd done the same thing to them, but Roy Black kept them off the stand.

He was guilty as hell.

[Howlin]

Roy Black is a criminal DEFENSE lawyer.

And according to Fox News, there are "multiple" suppliers.

[woodyinscc]

He was guilty as hell.

Right! He had every liberal rag of a newspaper on his side as well. He was one of the most well coached witnesses to ever take the stand. The Judge made every decision in favor of Roy Black. He treated the prosecution like they were snakes, that had just slithered out from from there rocks. The press had the nation so convinced he was innocent, there was a national collective sigh of relief, when he was found not guilty.

[Howlin]

We are not sure if Rush hired Roy Black

If he didn't hire him, what's Roy Black doing calling the Palm Beach state's attorney about Rush's case?

[Howlin]

He paid her off?

Why would Rush pay a liar?

[Howlin]

You know, this is looking worse and worse for Rush.

[woodyinscc]

I knew there were problems when he said " I will tell you everything, probably more then you want to know"

[Howlin]

Right. He didn't say it like he thought it might bore us to death, did he?