Time to Impeach the President and the Vice-President

I got this image from Sherlock Google’s diary at dKos.

Sherlock notes:

The above graphic was originally made by 911Blimp.net.

Hardball is now reporting that Fitz has received a copy of the fake Niger document. A copy above shows why it is such a laughable forgery.

Here is a PDF of the entire doc: http://cryptome.org/niger-docs.pdf

Here is a link to more info: http://cryptome.org/niger-docs.htm

When you know all the facts of how Stephen Hadley put those words in there “by mistake”, even after it was asked to be removed by the CIA–you will see it makes the 16 words a deliberate lie to Congress.

Rep. Maurice Hinchey led 40 Democrats in asking Fitz to expand his investigation to the Niger forgeries, sending a letter that outlined the crime of lying to Congress and the statutes that were broken by George W. Bush. By law, the GJ is required to hear any such request–especially one signed by 40 members of Congress.

If this is true Harwood of the WSJ said it would be an “earthquake” in Washington.

The INR (State Department Intelligence Agency) analyst that looked at this document wrote an email stating:

“You’ll note that it bears a funky Emb. of Niger stamp (to make it look official, I guess).”

I suspect the American people will warm to the concept of impeachment when they get a look at this document.

I got this image from Sherlock Google’s diary at dKos.

Sherlock notes:

The above graphic was originally made by 911Blimp.net.

Hardball is now reporting that Fitz has received a copy of the fake Niger document. A copy above shows why it is such a laughable forgery.

Here is a PDF of the entire doc: http://cryptome.org/niger-docs.pdf

Here is a link to more info: http://cryptome.org/niger-docs.htm

When you know all the facts of how Stephen Hadley put those words in there “by mistake”, even after it was asked to be removed by the CIA–you will see it makes the 16 words a deliberate lie to Congress.

Rep. Maurice Hinchey led 40 Democrats in asking Fitz to expand his investigation to the Niger forgeries, sending a letter that outlined the crime of lying to Congress and the statutes that were broken by George W. Bush. By law, the GJ is required to hear any such request–especially one signed by 40 members of Congress.

If this is true Harwood of the WSJ said it would be an “earthquake” in Washington.

The INR (State Department Intelligence Agency) analyst that looked at this document wrote an email stating:

“You’ll note that it bears a funky Emb. of Niger stamp (to make it look official, I guess).”

I suspect the American people will warm to the concept of impeachment when they get a look at this document.

Author: BooMan

Martin Longman a contributing editor at the Washington Monthly. He is also the founder of Booman Tribune and Progress Pond. He has a degree in philosophy from Western Michigan University.