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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Sandman on May 25, 2006, 02:32:07 PM
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060525/bs_nm/enron_trial_dc_30
Dubya's biggest donor is now a felon. Next stop... Federal PMIA prison. :aok
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Hang um High!!!!!
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"Next stop... Federal PMIA prison."
Don't hold your breath. They gave "Kenny Boy" (Bush's nickname for his bud) the summer off and then he's to report in September for sentencing. Course they'll emmediately appeal where upon he'll be released and free to return home and spend time enjoying the good life with his family.
No worries about unemployment, loss of health insurance, having to apply for foodstamps or wondering where the rent money will come from.
Like with Ebbers it'll be just another "finger" to Mr and Mrs Common American by the powers that be.
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no sentence until sept 11?:noid :noid :noid :noid :noid :cry
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I'd be off to South America or something if I was one of them.
"Here's my passport"...then off to buy a fake one, then whoosh...bye bye
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Originally posted by Westy
"Next stop... Federal PMIA prison."
Don't hold your breath. They gave "Kenny Boy" (Bush's nickname for his bud) the summer off and then he's to report in September for sentencing. Course they'll emmediately appeal where upon he'll be released and free to return home and spend time enjoying the good life with his family.
No worries about unemployment, loss of health insurance, having to apply for foodstamps or wondering where the rent money will come from.
Like with Ebbers it'll be just another "finger" to Mr and Mrs Common American by the powers that be.
Yeah, after all, look how many Clinton pardoned and commuted, a record number, including this creep who makes the Enron chief look like a minor offender:
Billionaire Marc Rich was one of America's most wanted white collar criminals. The commodities trader fled to Switzerland in 1983, shortly after he was charged with more than 50 counts involving fraud, racketeering, and tax evasion. The charges could have drawn a prison sentence of more than 300 years. Federal prosecutors said Rich rigged an oil pricing scheme during the 1973 energy crisis and illegally sold oil to Iran while that country held American hostages. During the final hours of his presidency, President Clinton gave the 65-year-old fugitive a full pardon.
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Originally posted by Curval
I'd be off to South America or something if I was one of them.
"Here's my passport"...then off to buy a fake one, then whoosh...bye bye
if i were one of them enron dudes, i'd hire OJ to find the real defrauders, because i'd be rich & that would be teh funny
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"Full and vigorous appeal"...sounds like he's in for some rough sex in the shower stall.
lol!
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I have $5 that says Bush will pardon them on his way out.
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Sorry dude, I pre-empted you. :D
Originally posted by AlGorithm
I have $5 that says Bush will pardon them on his way out.
Originally posted by Ripsnort
Yeah, after all, look how many Clinton pardoned and commuted, a record number, including this creep who makes the Enron chief look like a minor offender:
Billionaire Marc Rich was one of America's most wanted white collar criminals. The commodities trader fled to Switzerland in 1983, shortly after he was charged with more than 50 counts involving fraud, racketeering, and tax evasion. The charges could have drawn a prison sentence of more than 300 years. Federal prosecutors said Rich rigged an oil pricing scheme during the 1973 energy crisis and illegally sold oil to Iran while that country held American hostages. During the final hours of his presidency, President Clinton gave the 65-year-old fugitive a full pardon.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Yeah, after all, look how many Clinton pardoned and commuted, a record number, including this creep who makes the Enron chief look like a minor offender:
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/pardons6.htm
Must be nice to buy presidents. I wonder if they cost much more than senators.