Connect The Dots

 

1. Well, if they are one and the same then it might just be appeal time for the trooper sent to prison for the (non)abuses at abu ghraib.

   Posted by Kirk       01/17/2007  at  07:40 AM  



2. $1000 an hour??!!* WTF just how good are those gals? Why am I not surprised that a shyster is also making cash out of prostitution?

   Posted by LyndonB       01/17/2007  at  10:01 AM  



3. A pimp’s life is a hard life.  Datz wa mtv sez yo…

   

   Posted by rudebadger       01/17/2007  at  10:28 AM  



4. According to http://www.townhall.com/News/NewsArticle.aspx?ContentGuid=e90ea610-94da-40e5-89fd-32479c0bde2f he is the same… hmmmmmm

   Posted by Stan_is_IT       01/17/2007  at  12:10 PM  



5. BULLY FOR YOU, STAN! You found proof of the connection!

   The two stories are weirding me out. Was this guy running this prostitution racket while defending Abu Ghraib defendents? Man, those guys need to ask for a retrial due to an incompetent lawyer.

   Posted by The Skipper       01/17/2007  at  12:42 PM  



6. I wonder who this guy’s paying customers in the prostitution racket might have been.  It might be an interesting list.  After all, how many johns can afford to pay a grand an hour?

   Posted by Tannenberg       01/17/2007  at  09:29 PM  



7. You right Skip, the lawyer was incompetent for not offering his “special” services to the Jury trying Sgt Davis.  They took Citizen Soldiers, Weekend Warriors, and with virtually no training, had them guard the most hardened terrorists in the world.  And, when the soldiers pulled some “frat boy” pranks, they got busted big time. 

   No matter what you think of what these men and women did, the one thing the Pentagon isn’t telling us is how much information was gained because of the Fraternity Hazing.  How many American Soldiers and Marines are alive today because of the information garnered?

   Posted by BobF       01/18/2007  at  09:14 AM  

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