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Computer Scientist, fiercely patriotic American (non-jingoistic) and America-firster, Ron Paul supporter, Capricorn. Believes that if we do what is best for the US, it will result in doing what is best for the rest of the world (including Palestine).
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- 'NYT' and Matthews warn that Netanyahu speech to Congress could lead US to war
CloakAndDagger January 24, 2015 at 2:24 pm with 5 replies
Tripple ditto, Taxi. I concur on all counts.
CloakAndDagger January 24, 2015 at 2:18 pm with 3 replies
@ David Doppler
Great post David, however, I do want Netanyahu to be re-elected. He has done more for making Americans aware of what Israel is doing to us than any previous politician. The longer he stays in power, the quicker this marriage-made-in-hell comes to a divorce.
If he is not re-elected, they may elect someone more diplomatic without changing the facts on the ground or the zionist trajectory. In either event, it won't be pleasant for the Palestinians in the short term, but may well pave the way for a much more desirable outcome in the medium term for him to continue to lead Israel down into the abyss.
CloakAndDagger January 24, 2015 at 2:11 pm with 3 replies
@ Blownaway
Believe it or not, things are changing and I expect that you will hear from your friends soon.
2015 is of to a much better start than I had anticipated, so much so, that I am going to put aside my usual pessimistic outlook and actually dare to dream that we have reached the tipping point. It started with the zionists having to play a mostly defensive strategy as their PR campaigns started to fail with amazing rapidity and with the American public is starting to become aware of how Israel is bad for us. At a Safeway grocery store here in San Francisco, I was surprised by the deep discussion that the checkout lady got into with me and how she was so informed about what was happening in the ME (I did point her to MW before leaving). Granted that she is a student working there part-time, but I have rarely had this open a discussion about Israel in public before.
Moreover, San Francisco is not the typical US city.I am going to stick my neck out and predict that the US-Israel relationship will fracture irreparably within the next two years before Obama is out of office, not necessarily because him, but because of the dynamics in play during this time.
Stock up on popcorn as 2015 promises to be a blockbuster.
CloakAndDagger January 24, 2015 at 2:09 pm
Don't give up on us yet, Ramzi. We are just waking up.
- How a culture remembers its crimes is important: A review of 'American Sniper'
CloakAndDagger January 24, 2015 at 2:49 pm with 2 replies
@ bilal a
Not only have we not forgotten this, but I hunt the world for news on this everyday. This is much bigger than most people understand and would blow the lid off of the corruption in our government and other governments and bring the entire Israel lobby down on its knees.
The video you linked to is amazing:
It is a pity that this kind of discussion only happens on sites like RT and not locally. But, it doesn't matter any more - the dark-side™ has overreached and is battling on several fronts. The fact that the dershbag was able to pull off an immunity deal is going to be devastating to the lobby and a whole bunch of politicians who have been blackmailed in the process.
This ain't going away, no siree! This is probably the most important event unfolding in a long time and will be the keystone that will bring down the entire power configuration of the lobby.
Phil/Annie - I hope that you guys will continue to follow this as you have done. This could be the biggest story of our lifetime.
- Obama won't meet Netanyahu during 'bizarre,' 'historic,' 'unprecedented' visit (Updated)
CloakAndDagger January 23, 2015 at 12:56 am
Yep, the counter-comments are pretty pathetic. More muslim-bashing and palestine-bashing, unrelated to the topic being discussed.
The following comment got over 940+ thumbs up with 167+ comments mostly approving:
Nancy K Edwards · Top Commenter · Clinical Psychotherapist at Self
This is nothing short of outrageous and unprecedented for a third tier politician to undermine and go behind a president's back. lt's classless and disrespectful toward the office of president as well. Netanyahu, by accepting the invitation, is also thumbing his nose at the president as retaliating for Obama having voiced concerns about the Palestinian slaughter a few months back. Boehner's breaking all the rules of protocol and it infuriates me.The hasbara responses are all very lame and being quashed. Here is an example (student or teacher?):
Michael Steaphens · Montevallo High School
Chris Tompkins ,yes but Obama gave millions in aid and military equipment to our enemy,the Muslim Brotherhood.Now,the 64 million dollar question is...which one will behead you and rape your wife and daughter for not converting to their religion?Pretty hilarious!
CloakAndDagger January 22, 2015 at 11:15 pm with 5 replies
Folks, I am convinced that there is measurable change in awareness, at least among those who frequent the interweb. I just wandered over to Huffpo:
Obama Snubs Netanyahu
The number of comments on that article are huge, and they are predominantly anti-Israel/anti-Boehner. That will probably change as the hasbarists wake up in Israel and go online, but for now, it is quite a pleasantly surprising demonstration of outrage at Boehner/Netanyahu, and solid support for Obama.
Interesting times! ◕‿◕
CloakAndDagger January 22, 2015 at 7:47 pm
About time Obama showed a little gumption! I think he is emboldened by the fact that Mossad doesn't think sanctions are the way to go with Iran.
I do hope Bibi gets re-elected. Nothing exposes the dark underbelly of Israel and its influence on congress more than Bibi and his mouth.
- Congress invites Netanyahu to rebut Obama on Iran, and White House slams 'breach of protocol'
CloakAndDagger January 22, 2015 at 10:11 am
@ Pixel
Thanks - I put in an order for the book. From the synopsis, it certainly fits my image of Obama - worse than Bush W., but with more charisma.
CloakAndDagger January 22, 2015 at 9:51 am with 1 replies
@ Bornajoo
Thanks for that link to Icke's article. It is surprisingly insightful and prescient for 2008 and a far-cry from his "lizard people" reputation.
Speaking of "Conspiracy Theories", it behooves us to remember that each is, essentially, a theory and not mere baseless speculation. Wikipedia describes the essential traits of scientific theory to be the following:
A body of descriptions of knowledge is usually only called a theory if it fulfills the following criteria:- It makes falsifiable predictions with consistent accuracy across a broad area of scientific inquiry (such as mechanics).
- It is well-supported by many independent strands of evidence, rather than a single foundation. This ensures that it is probably a good approximation, if not completely correct.
- It is consistent with pre-existing experimental results and at least as accurate in its predictions as are any pre-existing theories.
- It can be subjected to minor adaptations to account for new data that do not fit it perfectly, as they are discovered, thus increasing its predictive capability over time.
- It is among the most parsimonious explanations, economical in the use of proposed entities or explanatory steps. (See Occam's razor. Since there is no generally accepted objective definition of parsimony, this is not a strict criterion, but some theories are much less economical than others.)
Therefore, unless a so-called "Conspiracy Theory" can be debunked by demonstrating that it does not meet the above criteria, it should be regarded as valid as, say, Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
So, as far as Israel, the Lobby, congress, and my above assertions about Obama being blackmailed are concerned, I contend that it squarely meets the above criteria. and we can predict Obama's behavior for the remainder of his term in office using that theory.
Incidentally, many of the theories that surround JFK, 9/11, the Paris attack, and a host of other false-flag events, can also be subjected to the same criteria, and should be in the purview of respectable debate and discussion and not stigmatized to the fringes of tin-foil cults.
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 11:42 pm with 8 replies
@ Kay24
To a large extent, Obama's hands are tied
I respectfully disagree with you on this. If his hands are tied, it is because he has tied them himself.
He has the power to stop Israel and the lobby dead in its tracks. All he has to do is go to the American people as some of our greater presidents have done. It would render congress, the lobby, and Israel, completely powerless and allow him to defang these vipers. He could rally the people by educating them on why war with Iran would be against our best interests as well as why supporting Israel has lost us all our prestige in the world and rendered us impotent. He would leave behind a legacy that would be hard to equal.
We have given him a lot of credit over the years for being a smart man (unproven) and a constitutional scholar (drones anyone?). So why doesn't he do this obvious thing that would be great for the country and great for him? I am sure he would like to get back at Netanyahu and congress for humiliating him these past few years and thwarting the great intentions he had for peace in the ME that he filled us with hope in his Cairo speech. He could do all that now that he no longer has another election to worry about and leave his mark on history as one of our greatest presidents, a man his two daughters would revere for generations to come.
I can come up with only one reason why he doesn't do it:
he is being blackmailed.As with most politicians, he probably has some skeletons in his closet that the dark powers know about or trapped him into, that revealing them is not a consequence he can bear to allow. Maybe it has to do with whether he was really born in the US or maybe he had some sexual indiscretions (ala Dershowitz), or maybe he did some really nasty things (murders) in order allow him to come from nowhere to becoming the president of the USA, or maybe Michelle has some dark secrets of her own. Perhaps that is why he had to retract so many of his promises.
His behavior over the past 6 years is inexplicable, and so much more so now when he no longer has election funding to worry about. I suspect that he is a proud man (hard to be a leader without that trait) and it must kill him to have his daughters look at his meekness with incomprehension. And yet, he has not demonstrated any actions to correct that state.
What other reason could there be? I guess we may never know.
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 3:24 pm with 1 replies
@ amigo (no reply button under your post)
I thought there was a limit on campaign contributions in the USA
Here you go:
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 2:22 pm
@ lysias
Indeed - couldn't possibly have a worse outcome than our current method of putting snakes in positions of power.
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 1:48 pm with 1 replies
One silver lining that may come of this:
"The only question will be how many standing ovations will he receive? I think he had 29 last time around. Should we set up a betting pool on it?"
There was quite an uproar from all quarters the last time he got those standing ovations. I am willing to bet that the ovations will be much more subdued this time around. With the exception of the usual suspects like Graham, Menendez, Cruz, and their ilk, I speculate that the response will be slightly more tepid (although still plentiful) compared to the last shameful event, because congress has to be more conscious that more eyes are on them as we wake from our stupor. I am sure that the attention that their last act of subservience got did not go unnoticed by them.
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 1:39 pm
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 12:22 pm with 19 replies
We are being destroyed, not by invading alien hordes, but by the traitors in our midst. These serpents in our collective bossoms whom we elected to serve and protect us, are the very prescriptions of our demise. Annie advised me not to hate, but it is nothing but hatred that I feel for our congress, whose venal nature is stealthily employed to our destruction.
To the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee. Sink all coffins and all hearses to one common pool!
- Gaza war blowback? Palestinian stabs 13 on Tel Aviv bus.
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 10:58 am
To the best of my knowledge, nobody on the bus died
I should have said: "Of course, the people on the bus did not deserve to be stabbed..."
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 10:23 am with 9 replies
Under prolonged and extreme duress, all men can snap. Despair and hopelessness, and the continued denial of justice, can have unpredictable results on the human psyche. Radicalization is a case of nature versus nurture.
Of course, the people on the bus did not deserve to die and are also innocent victims.
- The 'hasbara' tweeps who brought down Jim Clancy, and their ties to Israel and the Israel lobby
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 10:28 am
Ugh! What a horrible article to start my day with!
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 10:17 am
The things I could do with a budget of $1.7 billion!
CloakAndDagger January 20, 2015 at 7:32 pm
@ annie
Good to know.
CloakAndDagger January 20, 2015 at 7:29 pm
Aid→profits→political contributions→aid…
Yeah, that's what pisses me off. The whole idea of checks-and-balance between the executive, legislature, and judiciary did not take into account the possibility of wholesale corruption. In the UK, the queen can dissolve parliament. We have no such failsafe in our constitution - a major oversight by our founders. Now what do we do? Depend on rigged elections?
CloakAndDagger January 20, 2015 at 7:21 pm
I got it from veterans today. I don't believe I am allowed to link to that site.
CloakAndDagger January 20, 2015 at 5:35 pm with 14 replies
Damn!! Speaking of hasbara, look where our tax dollars (in the form of $3+ billion in aid to Israel) is going! That's in billions with a capital 'B'!
According to the report, the Israeli lobby is among the most well-funded in the EU. The US-based Israel Allies Foundation (IAF), which has an office in Brussels, lists its annual budget at 1.5 billion euro (more than $1.7 billion) and EFI spends approximately 400,000 euro (more than $460,000) annually.Despite this spending, Israel still has to resort to the help of western PR professionals. The report states that in 2011 Israel was looking for PR agencies in ten countries to improve how the world and especially Europe perceives the country. "The unprecedented PR move came amidst an increasingly vocal movement to boycott Israeli products, particularly strong in Europe, and a Palestinian campaign for UN recognition of statehood," the study said, estimating the campaign's budget at some $3.3 million a year.
- Virulent, violent verbal tactics reveal Dershowitz as a bully, says fellow Israel advocate
CloakAndDagger January 21, 2015 at 2:10 pm
Just waiting for the other shoe to drop in the Dersh saga. I wonder how long before this goes to trial.
- US calls ICC decision to investigate Gaza 'tragic irony'
CloakAndDagger January 19, 2015 at 8:48 pm with 1 replies
Meanwhile, it looks like Israel is preparing to hold 'faux investigations' to circumvent an investigation by the ICC. Apparently, if the offending state that houses the war criminal starts an investigation, then the ICC cannot.
'War crimes in Palestine': Who will investigate, and what?
The ICC decision to launch an initial inquiry into claims of war crimes during last summer's fighting in Gaza does not mean there will be an investigation, the experts say.
Also from Lebanon's Daily Star:
Israel should welcome Palestine's ICC entry
Israel actually has little to fear from the ICC. To date, the experience of the ICC and other similar tribunals suggests that prosecutors usually refrain from pressing charges when countries have taken all available steps to avoid the commission of international crimes. For example, the ICC declined to investigate alleged crimes by European governments in Iraq. Similarly, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has declined to prosecute suspected war crimes by NATO members in Bosnia and Kosovo. -
- Following Paris attacks the National Security State is passé, welcome to the International Security World
CloakAndDagger January 19, 2015 at 8:58 pm with 1 replies
I go away for a week and in that time the whole Dershowitz affair is off all newspapers, replaced by the false-flag attack in Paris.
These guys have fine-tuned this stuff to a science.
- Dershowitz story is also an Israel story
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:52 pm
Do you remember how short the days got in Nov-Dec?
Yeah - couldn't wait for winter to be over. I lived for the days when I could see Mt. Rainier.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 9:12 pm
@ Denis
No I haven't read it. Would you mind posting a link here? TIA.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 8:11 pm
Food for thought...
The presumption of innocence is essential — but it should never mean presuming the guilt of the accuser
If there was one thing that was pretty predictable when allegations surfaced against Prince Andrew of sex with an underage girl, it was that the alleged victim was going to have a rough time of it in the court of public opinion.
As a culture, we have a knee-jerk urge to dismiss allegations of sex offences as lies, an inclination to sympathise more with the accused than the accuser. Buckingham Palace has asserted that "for the avoidance of doubt, any suggestion of impropriety with under age minors is categorically untrue". And Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor also implicated in the claims made by Virginia Roberts, has declared that allegations against him "should not be believed", and therefore allegations towards Prince Andrew should also be "presumed" to be untrue.
From a legal perspective, feminist writers like The Guardian's Jessica Valenti have suggested reversing the burden of proof, so the onus is on the defendant to prove his innocence. The idea is not unheard of: as part of India's rape law reforms, the Indian Evidence Act 1872 now includes a clause that if the victim alleges that there was no consent, there is a presumption of no consent. But the difficulties with this are obvious: such a burden is incredibly heavy upon the defendant.
Presuming the innocence of the accused does not mean demonising the accuser. Presuming the innocence of the accused does not mean refusing to listen to them. Even a failure to convict does not "prove" innocence or discredit the initial accusation. So it's about time the presumption of innocence stopped being used as a front for victim-blaming.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 7:56 pm
Vivid imagery! I love it!
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 6:51 pm
You are, undoubtedly, right about that in hindsight. Would that one of her friends had thought to illuminate her with that piece of advice back then when she could have acted on it. Perhaps they did, and she declined that sound bit of wisdom, more the pity. I do agree that she would have been a much more desirable candidate today had she dumped Bill back then.
If she does that now, it is not clear whether it would help her or hurt her. I could argue both sides of that.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 6:29 pm
I used to live on Whidbey Island near Langley for a while about 20 years ago. Loved the area and the people. Couldn't hack the weather. Loved the Orcas (both the whales and the islands).
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 6:25 pm
Indeed. Moreover, publicly ascribing motives to these lawyers can't possibly help him. He is so used to playing to the media that he has forgotten how court cases are battled. If he had a lawyer, his advice to him would be to say nothing (I learnt that from watching Perry Mason).
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 6:08 pm
Turley's analysis is reasonable, however, he fell into the trap that Denis' dissection upthread at
link to mondoweiss.net
mentions with how the Dersh filed his affidavit. I think Denis did a much more masterful job in his analysis. -
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 6:01 pm with 3 replies
I can't help but wonder what kind of tongue-lashing Hillary must be giving Bill these days! Maybe she stuck with him all these years despite his peccadilloes to further her own ambitions for the Whitehouse, but now that this event threatens to destroy her last chance for the presidency, is it too late to divorce his ass?
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 5:46 pm with 4 replies
The Dershbag continues to stuff his foot into his oral orifice. Seems this great lawyer never learnt that assertions like this in pubic can only hurt him in the defamation case. Well, I for one, want to continue to encourage him to flap his jaw! More, more, I say!
Lawyer and author Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax TV on Wednesday that he never had sex with the underage girl who now, as an adult, has named him as one of several prominent men who sexually abused her when she was a minor.
Newsmax contributor Dershowitz, appearing on "MidPoint" with host Ed Berliner, also repeated his sharp criticism of the woman's two attorneys, asserting that "they're guilty of basically suborning falsehoods" and that "they are doing it for the money."
Dershowitz told Berliner that he welcomes the defamation lawsuit "because finally I have an opportunity to cross-examine my false accusers and to prove that this woman made up the whole story and that her lawyers work with her and contrive with her."
Asked why Cassell and Edwards would tangle with him, Dershowitz said, "Don't ever underestimate the stupidity of greedy lawyers.'Oh, man! He is like putting ammunition in their gun to shoot him with!
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 4:19 pm
Denis, I read your dissection once again, and slowly. It is a masterpiece!!
Folks, you should all read it. -
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 4:02 pm
Nicely written, Denis! A very enjoyable and informative read! I hope that its sees widespread publication.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 3:11 pm with 1 replies
I am not the only one who thinks the Dersh's denials were curiously worded.
Alan Dershowitz's Curious Denials
One has to wonder whether Dershowitz mischaracterizes these allegations in order to be able to deny them with such specifics. A more innocent possibility is that he wrote the draft declaration in a hurry and that he simply didn't pay sufficient attention to Jane Doe #3's allegations.
Read the article at link to nationalreview.com
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 2:41 pm
This is how the press release begins:
We need to look no further for compelling evidence of Alan Dershowitz's lack of credibility in his attacks on Bradley Edwards, Professor Paul Cassell, and Jane Doe #3, than a comparison of Mr. Dershowitz's words with his actions.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 2:32 pm with 8 replies
The Dershbag goes back on his words! Who would've thunk it!
In clear and certain terms, Mr. Dershowitz supported his passionate and very public protestations of innocence with a public commitment to waive the statute of limitations so that he could directly confront the allegations made in federal court filings of his involvement in criminal sexual misconduct. When presented with a written waiver of the statute of limitations yesterday however, he refused to execute it.
Mr. Dershowitz told the world he was prepared to submit to questioning under oath about the allegations made against him. However, a written invitation communicated to both Mr. Dershowitz and his attorney to schedule the deposition has been ignored for the last two days, consistent with Mr. Dershowitz's refusal to cooperate in providing testimony which refusal began more than 5 years ago.
And this is interesting too:
'Multiple individuals have placed you in the presence of Jeffrey Epstein on multiple occasions and in various locations when Jeffrey Epstein was in the company of underage females subsequently identified as victims of Mr. Epstein's criminal molestations. This information is derived from both someone's testimony and private interviews. Your personal observations regarding such circumstances would clearly not involve any privileged communications, and it is those observations that will be the primary focus of our questioning.'
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:56 pm
@ Mooser
LOL! Where do you come up with these? Must be the Seattle air!
You should write a book with all your quips and puns and witty observations. It would be a bestseller!
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:52 pm
@ Mooser
It's another day in paradise here in the Bay area (a little chilly but sunny). I am sitting in my backyard with my laptop.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:33 pm
:-) Thanks just! Only problem is that not having taken one in so long, I have no idea what to do now that I have. The last thing I want to do is fly somewhere as my job keeps me in the air most of the time - so I am just relaxing at home with my laptop. I am happy that I have this juicy event unrolling to give me something to sink my teeth into.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:26 pm with 13 replies
Dark times ahead for Tony Blair. Not only does his phone number appear in the Epstein black book, but he may be up on war crimes charges too.
Tony Blair 'could face war crimes charges' over Iraq War
Lord Dykes asked: 'Is my noble friend aware that more and more people think it is some kind of attempt to prolong the agony of Mr Blair facing possible war crimes charges?'
Tony Blair could face war crimes charges as a result of the Iraq war inquiry report, the House of Lords has been told.
Lord Dykes of Harrow Weald, a Liberal Democrat peer, claimed that the publication of the inquiry by Sir John Chilcot was being delayed "to prolong the agony" of the former Labour Prime Minister. -
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:35 am
I find Ann Coulter pretty detestable, however, I could not find much to fault her on this interview. Must be freezing in hell!
Ann Coulter says the Epstein rape case is "not just a Clinton sex scandal," but the "elites" "covering up and protecting one another."
"This is what MSNBC and the rest of the networks have been describing what they thought these fraternities, what they thought the [Duke] lacrosse rape [case was]," Coulter said on FOX News' Hannity. This is the elites circling the wagon and protecting a pederast. It's a shocking case and that's just the known facts."
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:24 am with 1 replies
The Monica Lewinsky Blue Dress moment may be approaching.
Jeffrey Epstein "may be the most dangerous sexual predator the [US] has ever seen" according to claims in a recently revealed lawyer's letter, as it emerges that the FBI allegedly possesses "secret documents" about the American billionaire that could provide evidence for under-age "sex slave" accusations against him.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:17 am
That may well be the outcome from the defamation suit.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:08 am
Truth has an annoying way of rearing its head when you are at your most arrogant and dripping with hubris. I am hoping that this happens with this event. There is always the hope for that last straw that breaks the camel's back.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 11:05 am
You are right, judging by the Islamophobic posts and comments on that site and all the links to Fox News.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 10:43 am with 4 replies
Breitbart thinks the two lawyers blundered in suing the Dersh. I don't agree.
LAWYERS BLUNDER BY SUING DERSHOWITZ FOR DEFAMATIONIn chess, blunders are noted with a "?" and major blunders with a "??". However, the decision by lawyers Bradley J. Edwards and Paul G. Cassell to sue Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz for defamation would deserve a third question mark, as it effectively discredits the claim by their unnamed client that Dershowitz committed rape against an underage girl. The claim was made in a lawsuit challenging a plea bargain in a prostitution case involving Dershowitz's former client, Jeffey Epstein.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 10:30 am
The UK papers refer to him as "Retired Law Professor"
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 10:14 am
Alan Dershowitz moves to sue lawyers representing alleged teen 'sex slave' for defamation, but they sue him first
This contains the motion by the Dersh.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 10:05 am
This may be connected to the alleged Whitehouse ring.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 10:02 am
Yes, I am anticipating some fireworks from what the other 3 Jane Does may reveal. Jane Doe #3 has gotten a lot of publicity by removing her anonymity and we have heard her tale. The other 3 may be the icing on the cake, or the cake itself. The defamation lawsuit may provide the platform where much is revealed.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 1:50 am with 6 replies
Every paper seems to have their set of "10 questions" for Randy Andy. These are the ones from The Daily Record:
1) After the notorious photograph of you taken in London in 2001 with your arm around 17-year-old teenage masseuse and alleged trafficked sex slave Virginia Roberts, were you left alone with her and what took place?2) Did Virginia Roberts give you a massage, as she has claimed, in New York later that year and were either of you naked at the time?
3) Did you witness a lesbian orgy of young Russian girls and Virginia Roberts arranged by Jeffrey Epstein on his island Little St James in the Caribbean?
4) Were you aware that Jeffrey Epstein was paying Virginia Roberts and other girls for sex with him and his guests?
5) Did you see naked teenage girls being entertained at Jeffrey Epstein's properties in the Caribbean and West Palm Beach, Florida?
6) Were you given sensual massages by a number of other young female consorts provided by Jeffrey Epstein, as alleged by a former member of his staff Juan Alessi?
7) When did you first consider, as an heir to the throne, a father of two and for many years an official representative of the British government abroad, that your close friendship with Jeffrey Epstein was inappropriate?
8) Have you offered any help or support to Jeffrey Epstein in his legal case against prosecutors in Florida and what form did this take?
9) How many times have you met or spoken to Jeffrey Epstein since he was convicted of soliciting a minor in 2008?
10) Why are you not, like Professor Alan Dershowitz who has been similarly accused by Virginia Roberts, taking legal action to clear your name of underage sex allegations?
I wouldn't want to be in his shoes for a while!
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 1:33 am with 9 replies
The scale of sexual perversion in the UK has reached unimaginable proportions.
Scandal after scandal has sucked in media tycoons, politicians and celebrities, so much so that Home Secretary Theresa May's attempts to launch an independent inquiry into allegations of a Westminster abuse ring found itself in pieces again after she scrapped the panel last month. It has been virtually impossible for May to find someone willing to head up the inquiry who hasn't in some way been associated with those it was required to investigate.
I believe that the scale of this is even higher in the US, but it has been covered up better. We need this to explode and become at least as visible as the one in the UK if we are to be able to clean house in our government.
Incidentally, this is how the NPA came about:
Rather than charging Epstein, Krischer took the bizarre step of referring the case to a grand jury. America remains one of few countries in the world to still use grand juries to decide whether to prosecute a case. Two recently decided against indicting police officers who killed Mike Brown and Eric Garner. There is no judge presiding over a grand jury--instead, prosecuting attorneys, typically with close working relationships with the police, instruct the jury on the law. These attorneys hold a great deal of sway over the final results.It is no surprise, therefore, that the rich and powerful are keen for cases against them to go to a grand jury, where the prosecuting attorney, whom they may personally know, is able to "advise" the jury on what legal decision it should take.
Who was it who flew in to Florida to advise Krischer on referring the case to a grand jury? None other than lawyer Alan Dershowitz, who now faces allegations of sexual abuse himself, and has been defending Prince Andrew in the past week. The Daily Beast reported in 2010 that "according to Detective Joe Recarey's report, Dershowitz began sending the detective Facebook and MySpace posts to demonstrate that some of these girls were no angels."
Read the entire article. It is very well written.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 1:05 am with 1 replies
This would appear to support your contention:
Lawyer Dershowitz's sex claims rebuttal puts pressure on Prince Andrew
A royal source said that the duke was considering his options with his lawyers but indicated that it was unlikely he would issue a similarly detailed rebuttal. "He is looking at a series of \[legal\] options but it is clear that Mr Dershowitz is in a very different position given who he is and where he is," the source said.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 1:00 am
More hints at video tapes emerging:
Prince Andrew's alleged sexual romps with an underage girl is reportedly taped and tucked away somewhere. According to recent reports, paper filed against his friend Jeffrey Epstein in 2006 mentioned that he had installed hidden cameras everywhere in his property to record the indecent acts of important people with underage prostitutes for further criminal use such as blackmail.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:56 am
Latest coverage from the Guardian (nothing new but seems the interest is still alive)
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:51 am with 5 replies
The neocons are having a field day with this! Does she realize that she is stabbing a fellow warmonger?
Ann Coulter, columnist and author of "Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican" argued that Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes were everything the Rolling Stone UVA case was hyped up to be, but ultimately wasn't on Tuesday's "Hannity" on the Fox News Channel."This is the elites getting cozy and covering up and protecting one other" she stated. And "this is not a political case, this is what MSNBC and the rest of networks…what they thought these fraternity rapes were, what they thought the [Duke] lacrosse rape [was]. This is the elites circling the wagons and protecting a pederast, it is a shocking case and that's just the known facts."
Coulter then laid out how the case against Epstein transpired, stating that despite "quite strong" evidence against Epstein "the same prosecutor that was going after Rush Limbaugh for back pain medication for two years, wants to give him [Jeffrey Epstein] a little ticket." This then prompted the Palm Beach police to go to the federal government. When they did, the US Attorney's office came under "astonishing attacks" from Epstein's lawyers, which included Ken Starr and Alan Dershowitz, according to Coulter. Eventually, Epstein agreed to plead guilty to a state charge and received a light sentence.
She then reported that some of Epstein's victims were suing to re-open the case and breach the no prosecution agreement, a process that she stated had been underway since 2008. And "the new news that brings your favorite topic into this, Bill Clinton, is Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 come forward, and their allegations involve Prince Andrew, one of them, Jane Doe 3, Alan Dershowitz the lawyer, and Bill Clinton, of course," although she pointed out that these were just allegations, but that it was not a frivolous case.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:46 am
Just speculating. It's kinda fun.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:44 am with 1 replies
This answers my earlier question. Bill Clinton cut off contact with Epstein in 2005.
Anyway, lawyers stumbled across the phone numbers and email addresses for Bill Clinton when they were researching Jeffrey Epstein's personal records. However, several documents also show that Bill Clinton cut off contact with Jeffrey Epstein in 2005, which means that he probably realized the extent of Jeffrey Epstein's depravity and realized he had too much to lose. In fact, sources have revealed, "The documents clearly show that Clinton flew with Epstein and then suddenly stopped, raising the suspicion that the friendship abruptly ended, perhaps because of events related to Epstein's sexual abuse of children."
2005 was also the same year that Jeffrey Epstein was first arrested for receiving an 'erotic massage' from a minor, a.k.a. several young women stepped forward and claimed that Jeffrey Epstein abused them. Whether those particular accusations were accurate or not, enough people came forward about Jeffrey's general creepiness that Bill Clinton probably had no choice but to cut contacts. Now, if only Prince Andrew could retroactively go back and NOT pay for underage sex, or at least, cut ties with his BFF Jeffrey Epstein. He's paying the price now, even though Bill Clinton is once again walking away Scot-free.
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CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:40 am
Coverage by the BBC:
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:34 am
I thought that the defamation suit against the Dersh was by the two lawyers only, but it seems that Jane Doe #3 is also suing the Dersh for defamation (unless I am misunderstanding something here).
Duke of York's accuser Virginia Roberts sues Harvard law professor
Roberts is countersuing Alan Dershowitz, a retired Harvard law professor, for defamationImagine the courtroom battle between the two as she accuses him of rape to his face!
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:26 am with 4 replies
I am not sure that it has nothing to do with Israel. Look at the list of potential blackmail targets from Epstein's black book. They were all in a position to help Israel. Even Mick Jagger refused to cancel his concert there. Arm twisting after some illicit kiddy sex?
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:21 am
Given his recorded performance to the media, the Dersh's goose is cooked on this one. One bridge too far...
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:20 am
He is just feigning pleasure to be consistent with his bluster to date. Let's see who has the last laugh. My bet is on the two lawyers.
CloakAndDagger January 7, 2015 at 12:17 am
Good point, Sean. I agree with your assessment.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 8:50 pm
Uh oh! Epstein is furious! Oh my!
Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, who is accused along with the Prince of having had sexual relations with Roberts, told the Guardian that he had spoken with Epstein who is reported to be "furious that they're picking on [Dershowitz] and the Prince". He vehemently denies the accusations against him and said he plans to sue Roberts and her lawyers for defamation.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 8:28 pm with 1 replies
Seems he died after 6 months bout with cancer.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 8:05 pm with 9 replies
Here is the defamation lawsuit filed against the Dershbag:
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 7:36 pm with 1 replies
Yeah, in the CNN interview, the Dersh called them both "sleazy" and said that Brad's partner was in prison for 50 years for trying to sell the Epstein details. He claimed that the two lawyers and Jane Doe #3 sat down together and conspired to smear the Dersh.
I thought that was a pretty stupid strategy for him to take at that time.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 7:23 pm
It would be useful to know when Clinton's visits stopped.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 7:20 pm with 3 replies
@ lysias
Your post in the previous dershbag thread about the death last week of Epstein's housekeeper raises eyebrows! That was awfully convenient murder by natural causes when his testimony would have been invaluable. Was it natural causes?
EXCLUSIVE: Houseman who cleaned pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's sex toys and feared he would make him 'disappear' takes billionaire's secrets to the grave after he died just last week:
DailyMail.com revealed that Rodriguez kept a black book of Epstein's contacts — which he referred to as 'The Holy Grail.' or 'Golden Nugget.' The dozens of entries included contact details for A-list names including former President Bill Clinton, Mick Jagger, Donald Trump, Earl Spencer, Barbara Walters, Henry Kissinger and at least three members of the Kennedy clan.
If this Daily Mail report was the source for the New York Daily News story, it's worth pointing out that Tony Blair's name is now missing.
- Pro-Israel Congress members threaten aid cut-off in response to Palestinian ICC bid
CloakAndDagger January 5, 2015 at 9:31 pm with 1 replies
Here's hoping that we hear about some sexual perversions by these same congress critters in the Dershowitz dragnet and then see them scurrying for cover.
- 'It is time to make it costly for Palestinians,' Ross warns in NYT; and readers reject his argument
CloakAndDagger January 5, 2015 at 9:27 pm with 2 replies
How could we have placed him in the role of peace negotiator with Israel, and with a straight face claimed that we were fair and balanced? The whole world is laughing at us, and deservedly so.
- How Salaita's critics have distorted the Salaita report
CloakAndDagger January 5, 2015 at 1:42 pm with 2 replies
Excellent piece of scholarship, Phan!
- Israeli settlers attack US consulate convoy in the West Bank (Updated)
CloakAndDagger January 3, 2015 at 1:03 pm
CloakAndDagger January 2, 2015 at 7:56 pm
There must be a list of words that the state department uses to mitigate any offenses by Israel, e.g. "concerned", "unhelpful", "working with", etc. These words are exclusive to Israel and seldom used in conjunction with the actions of any other country.
- Dershowitz named in lawsuit alleging abuse of underage sex slave
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 10:04 pm
No, there was a glitch in the MW site this afternoon (Pacific Time) and all the comments I had posted during the previous 15 or so minutes all disappeared.
The site was inaccessible for a little while. I thought it was a DDOS attack by the Dersh's henchmen. It would be great if Adam or someone could confirm if that is what happened.
CloakAndDagger January 6, 2015 at 6:43 pm
Thanks Pixel! :-)
I had posted a reply before, but it appears to have disappeared.
I am enjoying my first vacation in over 5 years, so I have some time to kill. This event has caught my interest, not only because I detest the contemptible Dershbag, but also because this has the potential to blow the lid off of the ring of villains that are entrapping and blackmailing our government using sexual perversion as their tool of choice.
My hope is that in the weeks ahead, some high value individuals in our government will be exposed as having been blackmailed this way, and then all the other rats will scurry for the doors, and in the process, nullify whatever influence AIPAC and others have on our congress. That would bring about a sea change in American life as well as on the life of all those suffering abroad because of them.
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