punditman says @ 11:24 EST
Maybe she knew too much? At 6:12 into the interview Bhutto states that Omar Sheik murdered Osama Bin Laden! Go nuts, peeps:
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punditman says @ 11:24 EST
Maybe she knew too much? At 6:12 into the interview Bhutto states that Omar Sheik murdered Osama Bin Laden! Go nuts, peeps:
Posted in Uncategorized on December 27, 2007| 9 Comments »
By- Suzie-Q @ 6:30 PM MST
A new development this morning in the criminal investigation of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens. The Seattle Times reports on its interview with David Anderson, a foreman for the corrupt oilfield services company, Veco, who supervised the renovation of Stevens’ Girdwood, Ak., home. Anderson is the nephew of former Veco chairman Bill Allen, who has pleaded guilty to bribery in the wide-ranging federal criminal investigation into political corruption in Alaska.
According to Anderson, Veco provided $150,000 worth of labor renovating the Stevens home, which the FBI raided earlier this year as part of its investigation into Stevens and his connection with the Veco. That’s compared to the “more than $130,000” Stevens claimed last summer to have paid for the renovation. So if labor alone was $150,000, what does that make the total price tag on the project? That’s not clear:
Anderson, 48, said the total remodeling cost, including materials and subcontractors, was way above $130,000.”We did all kinds of stuff, so it’s ludicrous to think that it’s only $130,000,” Anderson said in a November interview. “Labor alone was more than that.”
Anderson said he cannot provide a full account of all the costs because he never received a project budget from Allen and did not review all the expenses. Also, he said Stevens never asked for an estimate.
Anderson had a falling out with his uncle several years ago. Anderson claims he was fired from Veco because he started dating his uncle’s ex-girlfriend. Allen has, in turn, accused Anderson of blackmail.
Among the political tasks Anderson undertook during his 25 years working for Veco was “the welding of a pork rotisserie used at annual campaign fundraisers hosted by Allen for U.S. Rep. Don Young, Alaska’s lone House member.” As longtime readers know, Young’s annual Pig Roast is just one of his connections to Veco, which have also come under scrutiny from federal investigators.
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How very convenient, yes ?
I guess Bush is planning on destabilizing yet another country already teetering on the brink… The PNAC script is going well for Cheney!
Beginning early next year, U.S. Special Forces are expected to vastly expand their presence in Pakistan, as part of an effort to train and support indigenous counter-insurgency forces and clandestine counterterrorism units, according to defense officials involved with the planning.
These Pakistan-centric operations will mark a shift for the U.S. military and for U.S. Pakistan relations. In the aftermath of Sept. 11, the U.S. used Pakistani bases to stage movements into Afghanistan. Yet once the U.S. deposed the Taliban government and established its main operating base at Bagram, north of Kabul, U.S. forces left Pakistan almost entirely. Since then, Pakistan has restricted U.S. involvement in cross-border military operations as well as paramilitary operations on its soil.
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GEF @ 7:11 AM MST
“Certainly, we condemn the attack on this rally,” deputy spokesman Tom Casey said. “It demonstrates that there are still those in Pakistan who want to subvert reconciliation and efforts to advance democracy.”
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Sudhan @11:15 CET
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