Cheney to be charged , Interpol involved in warrant and arrest, Greased pig contest.

Cheney will be able do the 'ol Texas two step around this one. Come on.. Nigeria is going to obtain an international arrest warrant for him? That will happen when they start greasing pigs for the sole purpose of flying.

reply to post by HappilyEverAfter



Everyone here is so happy about this and ready to pronounce him guilty without a trial. That violates his rights that everyone is always crying about on here. What does that make you if you are willing to pronounce him guilty without trial or knowing any evidence? We don't know any of the facts and never will.

They 'HAVE TO' honor the arrest warrant for Cheney, as participants and members, they cannot ignore or block his arrest,
If they do , there will be serious troubles,
dig a little deeper, you'll see.

Interpol is fully autonomous and independent of any single country. There are 186 member countries .

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Originally posted by Symp EL
reply to post by HappilyEverAfter

 

Everyone here is so happy about this and ready to pronounce him guilty without a trial. That violates his rights that everyone is always crying about on here. What does that make you if you are willing to pronounce him guilty without trial or knowing any evidence? We don't know any of the facts and never will.

Hey there!
I believe you'll have a hard time showing me anywhere in this thread where I pronounced him guilty of anything without a trial.
I appreciate you pointing that out,



I certainly hope you dont think I'm making this up?

How interpol works in Amerika.
Pay attention.
Now lets see how this applies to Dick Cheney.






Serving the warrant may look like this!

He is part of the Elite thugs. I highly doubt anything will come of this latest. He will just be slapped on the wrist and put in a country club for getting caught. Then the scandle will be swept under the rug and forgotten about. This is buisness as usual TACTICS. DID YOU VOTE FOR THIS MAN? I DIDN'T. Another thief in the white house again. A BUNCH OF THUGS IN THE WHITE HOUSE.

Dick Cheney is a criminal and completely corrupt. I hope something does come of this. Anyone else doing the one thing I know he did decades ago (ignoring anything current) would be enough to send anyone else in prison.

Originally posted by windwaker
I think Dick Cheney lives in Dubai now. He's the mother of all ex-patriots.

Wasn't it Samuel Johnson, the 18th century English lexicographer, who said "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel." The Emirates, the Caymans, Paraguay, etc. weren't around in his day.

Seems the talk is still happening, but nothing has been filed as of yet.
A search of Interpols wanted notices shows nothing.
www.interpol.int...
If and when this does get pushed to action, the current administration will have to refuse to co-operate OR offer Mr Cheney up for arrest, actually "We" (the U.S.) will have to arrest him and turn him over.
Do you see that happening?
Do you see the international community allowing it, or getting very upset that we show favoritism?
This is going to be a little challenging to control, obviously 'our' media can be brought to a silence on the issue, but it will be hard to contain the status and progress, worldwide.
Do you think Dick has troubles?, or do you think Dick doesnt have a care in world on this matter?
I think, once again, he doesnt even need to shuffle out of the way.
Money, has bought justice, once again.

www.deathandtaxesmag.com...
Despite what you may think about Interpol, the group does not command an international army of coppers and flatfoots. Its more of an information-sharing agency, one that helps coordinate information and efforts among its 188 member countries, whose own governments are meant to enforce potential warrants. It’s not Interpol‘s responsibility to arrest Cheney. That honor goes to the associated government, which puts Obama’s Department of Justice in a compromising position.
Political implications of arresting a former vice president aside, Obama and company are presented with two choices.

First, it can ignore the warrant, thereby straining relations with resource-rich Nigeria, and also undercut its current leadership role in Interpol, which is currently headed by American Ronald Noble, who worked for the Treasury Department during Bill Clinton’s presidential tenure.

The second option: move forward and nab Cheney. This would only inflame the right wing, though, and not simply because of revered Cheney’s elevated status among the conservative set.

Obama inflamed Republicans last year by extending certain diplomatic immunities to Interpol agents in the U.S., leading conservatives to claim the President was eroding the Constitution.
‘The Washington Examiner’ suggested the move “may be the most destructive blow ever struck against American constitutional civil liberties,” while Andrew C. McCarthy from ‘The National Review’ claimed an “international police force” would be working “unrestrained by the U.S. Constitution and American law.”

While their message was grossly misguided — again, Interpol doesn’t arrest — it echoes the current conservative claims that the President’s chipping away at our liberties, and could prove catchy enough to complicate Obama’s standing among the GOP and their allies.
When the Nigerian government issues their warrant, which could come this week, the White House will be forced to defend any action or inaction, and this apparently frivolous case will become a bigger political brouhaha than anyone imagines.

reply to post by HappilyEverAfter


I did read

Head of the US Governments Mafia vs Nigeria, come on....

Who's more scared, Cheney or the Dude in Nigeria.
I certain;y would not like to be the Guy in Nigeria, thats' for sure.

Soon we will all receive emails from a Nigerian lawyer named "Williams", asking for large donations needed to bail Cheney out of jail.

Dick Cheney better not head to Europe because if Nigeria does issue that warrant he will be screwed.Obama and Holder will choose to ignore this because this is a political hot potato.Although I must ask where was all the outrage when the PATRIOT act and all the other constitutional abuses where going on?

Originally posted by mike dangerously
Dick Cheney better not head to Europe because if Nigeria does issue that warrant he will be screwed.Obama and Holder will choose to ignore this because this is a political hot potato.Although I must ask where was all the outrage when the PATRIOT act and all the other constitutional abuses where going on?

I believe the outrage was hidden under the cape of false security and the hype of patriotism,
you know, the 'enemies behind every tree' rah rah brainwashing campaign was pretty darn effective.
Hot potato is right !

yea, nothing will come of this. count on it. dick cheney is untouchable.

Originally posted by skeptic_al
reply to post by HappilyEverAfter

 

I did read

Head of the US Governments Mafia vs Nigeria, come on....

Who's more scared, Cheney or the Dude in Nigeria.
I certain;y would not like to be the Guy in Nigeria, thats' for sure.

At least the guy in Nigeria can operate safely as long as the story keeps receiving coverage,
once it goes away and becomes a non-issue, THEN I'd be a little worried about 'having an accident' !

news.yahoo.com...

OKAY !
so theyve been 'talking' about it for days now,
WELL it's finally done, they have officially filed the charges,
16 counts.
not only for bribery, but for obstruction of justice !


AND it seems some one else is also feeling a little guilty,
maybe this is the scape goat caught and offered up instead of the slippery piggy?
Ex-KBR Consultant Pleads Guilty in Nigerian Bribe Case
www.bloomberg.com...

www.interpol.int... %40META%5FPERSON%5FNOTIFICATION%5F%5FTYPE%5FOF%5FNOTIFICATION+PUBLIC%5FRED+%29+%26+%28+%40CASE%5FEVENT%5F%5FDATE%5FOF%5FEVENT%5FFROM+%3E=+20091207+%29 &mh=8&sh=16&nStartHit=24&cboNbHitsPerPage=8&cboNbPages=125

Mr Wikileaks is on page 4 of the red notice list,
yet Mr Cheney hasnt made the list yet,
Very Interesting, how theyre keeping Dick in the dark!

Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
news.yahoo.com...

OKAY !
so theyve been 'talking' about it for days now,
WELL it's finally done, they have officially filed the charges,
16 counts.
not only for bribery, but for obstruction of justice !


AND it seems some one else is also feeling a little guilty,
maybe this is the scape goat caught and offered up instead of the slippery piggy?
Ex-KBR Consultant Pleads Guilty in Nigerian Bribe Case
www.bloomberg.com...

edit on 7-12-2010 by HappilyEverAfter because: (no reason given)

Hrm,a patsy has already pleaded guilty.I wonder what Dick will do if the Nigerians come to get him? pull out the old hart attack trick?

Originally posted by mike dangerously

Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
news.yahoo.com...

Hrm,a patsy has already pleaded guilty.I wonder what Dick will do if the Nigerians come to get him? pull out the old hart attack trick?

A heart?
He has one?
I would have guessed he ran on a soul burning furnace !

Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter

Originally posted by mike dangerously

Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
news.yahoo.com...

Hrm,a patsy has already pleaded guilty.I wonder what Dick will do if the Nigerians come to get him? pull out the old hart attack trick?

A heart?
He has one?
I would have guessed he ran on a soul burning furnace !

Oh,wait...I forgot who we are talking about. he will suddenly go to a "undisclosed location." aka: a country with no extradition treaty...