Wolfowitz : "If they f**k with me..."

Re: Wolfowitz : "If they f**k with me..."

Zippo wrote:

"If they f**k with me or Shaha, I have enough on them to f**k them too."

guardian

Mr Wolfowitz so far is refusing to step down.

The unraveling of the neocons continues.

Isn't it grand?

Wolfowitz won't last much longer. Neither will Gonzales. It will be unrelenting for them, maybe to the point of a potential mental breakdown.

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I'm so glad this piece of **** is getting what's coming to him. If he has a mental breakdown, please god, let it be on camera so I can see it happen. How satisfying that would be.

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President Bush continues to stand by Wolfowitz

Now, who would have guessed ?

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kickycan wrote:

I'm so glad this piece of **** is getting what's coming to him. If he has a mental breakdown, please god, let it be on camera so I can see it happen. How satisfying that would be.

I try to believe you're not this petty and cruel, and its just part of your devil-may-care-toughguy-irreverent A2Ker ****. But you're very convincing.

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snood wrote:

kickycan wrote:
I'm so glad this piece of **** is getting what's coming to him. If he has a mental breakdown, please god, let it be on camera so I can see it happen. How satisfying that would be.

I try to believe you're not this petty and cruel, and its just part of your devil-may-care-toughguy-irreverent A2Ker ****. But you're very convincing.

It's petty and cruel to want to see an absolutely horrendous person suffer the fate he has consigned so many others to?

Cycloptichorn

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According to an article in my local newspaper the Bush regime is asking the G7 (The worlds seven leading industrial countries: UK, Germany, Japan, France, US, Canada and Italy) to intervene on behalf of Wolfowitz.

I can't see that happening, the world is awake to the neocons and their ambitions of world domination; all the current problems in the Middle East can be laid squarely at their feet!

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Cycloptichorn wrote:

snood wrote:
kickycan wrote:
I'm so glad this piece of **** is getting what's coming to him. If he has a mental breakdown, please god, let it be on camera so I can see it happen. How satisfying that would be.

I try to believe you're not this petty and cruel, and its just part of your devil-may-care-toughguy-irreverent A2Ker ****. But you're very convincing.

It's petty and cruel to want to see an absolutely horrendous person suffer the fate he has consigned so many others to?

Cycloptichorn

Yeah, but don't mind me. I think all revenge and tit-for-tat is some pretty stupid ****.

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anton wrote:

the world is awake to the neocons...

the world may be, but apparently the folks rooting for mitt romney aren't. vin webber (as in project for the new american century vin webber) is running his campaign.

want more of the same crap we've been heaving along for the last seven, soon to be eight years ? vote for mitt.

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DontTreadOnMe wrote:

anton wrote:
the world is awake to the neocons...

the world may be, but apparently the folks rooting for mitt romney aren't.

i take that back.. most likely they are...

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snood wrote:

kickycan wrote:
I'm so glad this piece of **** is getting what's coming to him. If he has a mental breakdown, please god, let it be on camera so I can see it happen. How satisfying that would be.

I try to believe you're not this petty and cruel, and its just part of your devil-may-care-toughguy-irreverent A2Ker ****. But you're very convincing.

How is what I said any different than you saying you'd like to punch Sean Hannity or Rush Limbaugh in the mouth and that you think you would "enjoy that heartily?"

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Wolfowitz Out?

Quote:

White House Opens Door for Wolfowitz Ouster

World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz is fighting for his job amid a conflict of interest controversy that centers around his personal relationship with his girlfriend -- a longtime World Bank employee.

A senior White House official tells ABC News that "all options are on the table" regarding Paul Wolfowitz's future and that "it is an open question" whether he should should remain as president of the World Bank.

"If you don't have board support and you don't have staff support, it is hard to get anything done," the official told ABC News.

"There are really two questions," the official said. The first question is Wolfowitz's handing of his girlfriend Shaha Riza's pay raise. The second is whether he should remain president of the World Bank.

On the first issue, White House press secretary Tony Snow told reporters Tuesday morning that Wolfowitz may have made some mistakes on that matter but that's "not a firing offense."

On the second issue, the senior official told ABC News "it is an open question" whether Wolfowitz can remain an effective president of the World Bank.

(rest of the article at the source)

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Wolfowitz to Resign This Afternoon?
May 16, 2007 12:42 PM

Kirit Radia and Brian Ross Report:

World Bank officials say the bank's board is completing an "exit strategy" that will allow World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz to resign this afternoon and "still save some face" over the issue of his efforts to seek a promotion and pay raise for his girlfriend at the bank.

The officials say the bank's board will accept Wolfowitz's resignation but will also acknowledge that the World Bank's Ethics Committee bears "some responsibility" for giving him bad advice on the issue of his girlfriend.

The decision is likely today, officials say, because Wolfowitz had been scheduled to leave tonight for a European trip.

German Development Minister Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul said yesterday, "He would do the bank and himself a great service if he resigned." The German said Wolfowitz would not be welcome at an Africa forum the bank is holding next week in Berlin should he refuse to resign.

Wolfowitz made an impassioned plea to the board last night to clear his name before leaving.

He said the inquiry into his conduct "has the potential to do greater long-term damage to the institution than the alleged underlying ethics issue that was, in point of fact, put to rest over a year ago."
http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/05/wolfowitz_to_re.html

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It makes me laugh that the Board is planning an "exit strategy," a concept which neocon war mongerers like Wolfowitz seem to be completely clueless about, especially in regards to Iraq.

They may have to change that definition so that Wolfowitz will understand what's going down.

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Thanks for the good news blueflame. Very Happy

However, the more important question is, who will he take with him? Twisted Evil

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Maybe Bolton can make a comeback at the World Bank.

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Zippo wrote:

Thanks for the good news blueflame.

However, the more important question is, who will he take with him?

Perhaps a better question is who's he gonna f*ck with?

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I'm curious how much American tax money is being used to fund organizations like the World Bank.

I'd rather see the money go to more weapons systems and the like.

Perhaps it is time for a review of the World Bank's funding.

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oralloy wrote:

I'm curious how much American tax money is being used to fund organizations like the World Bank.

I'd rather see the money go to more weapons systems and the like.

Perhaps it is time for a review of the World Bank's funding.

Yeah, why try and help countries out of poverty when we could use that money to build bigger f*cking guns, I mean, where the hell are our priorities?

Rolling Eyes

Cycloptichorn

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The truth here is that this is a hatchet job to get rid of a figure the Europeans on the bank don't like -- for reasons unrelated to the so-called "scandal" they are using as the hatchet.

Wolfowitz disclosed his prior relationship with the Bank employee before he agreed to take the World Bank Peresidency. The Board and he agreed that she should be transferred soon after Wolfowitz took over,. He carried out that agreement. Her salary wasn't particularly large by World Bank standards. This is a manufactured problem, and a case pf personal revenge on someone the bureaucrats at the WB and their European sponsors didn't like when he took the job.

The U.S. shouldn't put up with this.

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