D.C. Appellate Court throws out Bush suit against DOJ to block Fitzgerald indict

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D.C. Appellate Court throws out Bush suit against DOJ to

block Fitzgerald indict

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, October 25

 

 

D.C. Appellate Court throws out Bush suit against DOJ to block

Fitzgerald indictments

 

by Tom Flocco

 

Washington, DC—October 25, 2005—www.TomFlocco.com—Earlier today the

District of Columbia Appellate Court threw out a Bush administration

suit against its own Justice Department, attempting to block the

issuance of Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald's indictments against

White House officials.

 

 

The White House's initial attempt to obstruct justice and have the

indictments quashed and sealed was dismissed by the D.C. District

Court late Friday afternoon, according to a sequence of events based

on information in the form of data from intelligence field reports.

 

On Friday, Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez refused to sign for and

issue the indictments against himself and his colleagues, which would

have made them immediately public.

 

Fitzgerald reportedly appeared with Miers and Rice that same day

before the D.C. District Court.

 

The indictments included both President Bush and Vice President

Cheney, confirming our exclusive August 2, 2005 Bush-Cheney

indictment story at TomFlocco.com.

 

According to intelligence field reports, the appellate court judges

reportedly laughed at Bush's White House counsel and former personal

attorney Harriet Miers and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice,

saying " you can't do this. "

 

The last ditch attempts by the White House to prevent the release of

the indictments and their criminal contents were led by Miers and

Rice, since Gonzalez has reportedly been indicted in an additional

count for refusing to issue the original indictments as Bush's

attorney general.

 

This, also according to intelligence sources with intimate knowledge

of the facts and the events who spoke with national security expert

Thomas Heneghan (www.stewwebb.com).

 

Importantly, the dismissals by both the district and appellate courts

will likely preclude an additional appeal by the Bush administration

to the United States Supreme Court, since two consecutive reversals

ordinarily prevent the high court from granting relief.

 

This would avoid another 5-4 Supreme Court split decision similar to

the controversial Bush-Gore 2000 election recount litigation which

has divided the country for five years.

 

Miers and Rice also reportedly attempted to have the courts place a

gag order on Fitzgerald and the grand jury in another attempt to

obstruct justice and prevent the criminal and far-reaching contents

of the indictments from becoming public.

 

According to the intelligence sources, there are now 28 indictments

to be issued in Fitzgerald's first round—not 22—a fact that was not

previously known up to the present time.

 

The number may have changed as a result of new information coming to

light in recent days or a decision to add additional indicted

officials to the first round for other reasons.

 

An indication of the far-reaching and expanded nature of Fitzgerald's

probes of White House crime families and his independent authority to

do so is found in the December 30, 2003 letter from Acting Attorney

General James Comey to Fitzgerald in which Comey said " I hereby

delegate to you all the authority of the Attorney General with

respect to the Department's investigation into the alleged

unauthorized disclosure of a CIA employee's identity; and I direct

you to exercise that authority as Special Counsel independent of the

supervision or control of any officer of the Department. "

 

Comey was even more specific in another letter to Fitzgerald on

February 6, 2004 when he said the Fitzgerald's authority " is plenary

and includes the authority to investigate and prosecute violation of

any federal criminal laws related to the underlying alleged

unauthorized disclosure, as well as federal crimes committed in the

course of, and with intent to interfere with, your investigation,

such as perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and

intimidation of witnesses; to conduct appeals arising out of the

matter being investigation and/or prosecuted… "

Developing hard……………

www.tomflocco.com

 

Previous related stories about Patrick Fitzgerald and his grand jury

investigations of White House crime families:

 

Bush-Cheney CIA/Plame case indictments released this morning

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/CiaPlameCaseIndictments.htm

 

U.S. intelligence reports Miers as 'deep-cover' foreign operative

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/UsIntellReportsMiers.htm

 

CIA, French intelligence kill 4, capture 5 Israelis in NY subway

attack

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/CiaFrenchIntell.htm

 

9-11 crash victim Barbara Olson arrested in Europe

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/OlsenArrested.htm

 

Who killed John-John?

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/PurgeTheEvil.htm

 

Cash payoffs, bonds and murder linked to White House 911 finance

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/FinancialTerrorism.htm

 

BUSH AND CHENEY INDICTED

http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/BushCheneyIndicted.htm

 

 

 

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