Glass houses and all that….

You may be onto something. This is highly suspious!

Carol

Stephanopoulos’ quoted assertion is not accurate. For starters, there was no “East Berlin” when JFK’s pillow talk with the suspected Third Reich spy was recorded during surveillance of her activities. Hoover took the information, including Kennedy’s divulgence of some American military (he was a Navy officer) movement and plans, to Joseph P. Kennedy.

The “spy” suspicions and investigation were based on the woman’s obvious friendships with and regular attendance at dinners hosted by several German officials close to Hitler (I don’t recall which ones, but stature such as Himmler, etc., it’s covered in “Secrecy and Power,” a Hoover biography by Powers and/or “J. Edgar Hoover: A Man and his Secrets” by Gentry).

For seconds, Hoover absolutely detested Robert Kennedy (and wasn’t overly fond of his brother, John). Although I wouldn’t bet a Wimpy’s lunch special against the idea of Hoover rattling congressional secrets to keep some kinds of dirt out of the public view, I would bet the ranch he wouldn’t do so on behalf of the brothers Kennedy.

The blackmail tactics Stephenopoulos described are a Clinton Crew stock-in-trade. Maybe they think it gives them some strange facade of respectability to pretend “Oh, the Kennedys did this too,” but as many warts as JFK had, and they were plentiful, there’s no evidence that extortion was among them.

Feel free to shoot holes in my theory if I’m in any way off the mark here:

Brian Ross of ABC is one of the lead reporters on the Foley story.

Earlier this year the FBI raided William Jefferson’s Washington office.

During this time, Brian Ross broke the (bogus) story that Hastert was under FBI investigation, and that’s why he was “defending” Jefferson.

Now, my question: did Ross ever specify what Hastert was supposedly being investigated for? Clearly the current Foley scandal is coordinated by the Democrats, and Brian Ross is their tool. And it also appears Ross was made a tool by whoever tipped him about the earlier bogus FBI-Hastert investigation.

Could it be… that the past bogus Hastert scandal and the current Haster scandal are one in the same?

Since suspicion is mounting that Dems have had the goods on Foley for some time, maybe when the Jefferson scandal was brewing, someone in the Dem machinery jumped the gun and said “Let’s unload the dirt on Foley now to divert attention from Jefferson.” Then cooler heads prevailed, blew the whistle, and said “Get back to the starting line, boys (and you, too, Ross), we’re saving this scandal for November”.

Odd that Ross would be a part of two campaigns to smear Hastert specifically within a year.

The Democratic party is going full tilt in their attempt to get us much as they can from the Foley incident:
The Senate Democratic Campaign Committee (SDCC), headed by Reid, sent an e-mail with the subject line “Heckuva Job!” to supporters …

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AJStrata

An interesting piece of this article, “Among nearly 20 names on the “target list” provided to the Blade were Foley and Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland

The paper said a spokesman for Foley declined to comment after Aravosis asserted on his website the previous week that Foley is “gay.”

Look how much people do for bribery in congress and lobbyist money and imagine if they are being threatented with being outed

If GOP pushes impeachment, White House loyalists warn, their own dirty secrets will be exposed.

The threat to out the president’s critics is not new.
It first surfaced on Feb. 8, when former White
House advisor George Stephanopoulos, analyzing
the then-2-week-old Lewinsky scandal for ABC’s
“This Week,” said White House allies were “starting
to whisper about what I’ll call the ‘Ellen Rometsch’
strategy.” Stephanopoulos then went on to explain
that Rometsch was an East German spy who had
slept with President John Kennedy as well as many
other congressmen and senators.

“Robert Kennedy was charged with getting her out
of the country and also getting [FBI Director] John
Edgar Hoover to go to the Congress and say, ‘Don’t
you investigate this, because if you do, we’re going
to open up everybody’s closets,” Stephanopoulos
said. Returning to the Lewinsky scandal, he added:
“I think that in the long run, they have a deterrent
strategy” (of gathering embarrassing details about
the private lives of Clinton’s congressional critics
and threatening to leak them to the media).