Karl Rove Loses It Over Torture Investigation

[unapatriciated]

Run time: 07:15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu9UwBp45Wk   Posted on YouTube: April 22, 2009 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: April 22, 2009 By DU Member: unapatriciated Views on DU: 4867

 

[Creationismsucks]

1. I see a little Piggy

...who's peeing all over his little pants. Scared that we might see you in handcuffs soon Karl?

By the way, don't you LOVE his statement to the effect that it's not befitting the US to go after former administration oficials based on differences with the current administration? Oh Dr. Frued? This is classic projection, when you remember the Siegleman case and all the attorney firings HE helped create.

[unapatriciated]

9. My first thought was of Siegleman when he said that.

[Julius Civitatus]

31. Rove literally squeals like a pig

Another guy that has no credibility and should have no place in the airwaves.

[Qutzupalotl]

2. I could have sworn Chicago was in America.

And that torture was illegal not by policy but by the Constitution and Geneva Conventions.

[hootinholler]

41. Oh there you go clouding the issue with fact. n/t

[No More Bushbots]

3. They are going to deny any wrong doing

Until they are dragged to the gallows at the Hague.

[Aviation Pro]

4. Very dangerous to you....

...you fucking c*******er. Those handcuffs are drawing closer every day KKKKKKKKKKKarl and if you think Two Shoes is going to save your soon to be hurting ass think again. As dumb as that motherfucker is, he caught a break with the President when he said that he wouldn't pardon anyone in exchange for not being prosecuted.

Enjoy Supermax fuckhead.

[Fendius]

22. Karl Rove

is actually very very smart..... A fuckhead who needs to be imprisoned. But very intelligent...

[glitch]

35. Not really. If he were very very smart we wouldn't know about their crimes until

they were well away.

He's just willing to do things most humans aren't, like any ruthless thug he may be quite successful right up to the moment he's caught. Then he is just as dumb as the rest of them.

[NJmaverick]

5. I wouldn't say he "loses it" more like more of his weaseling evil aiding spin

I just found it sickening, rather than entertaining.

[unapatriciated]

12. agree, I used the youtube title.

They spent 8 years using the white house to go after anyone and everything that was against their political agenda.

[SIMPLYB1980]

6. Little Piggy is scared shitless.

Keep talking up a storm you are only hurting yourself.

[tomm2thumbs]

13. I agree - he was visibly shaken - his reputation is going to float to the surface

Thanks for posting -

I had to come back and edit this as the video was playing, he was all over the place! I think there are some very disturbing secrets in the files and papers of the White House that are coming to light and if justice is truly served, he is going to be spending the better part of his Fox News salary on legal advice and lawyers. He is watching his one chance at getting away with rewriting history as it slides down the toilet - and I bet some whistle blowers inside the CIA and Pentagon who got screwed by Cheney and the like are going to be singing and providing documentation about all the lawbreaking going on.

This was not simple 'difference in policy' this is out and out violation of the United States Constitution - and nothing blows away the far right than someone messing with their holy sheet music like that.

Rove was shaken and there is definitely reason behind it. He was not the cool cucumber he has always managed to portray. Something is definitely up.

[SIMPLYB1980]

33. Yep that's about how I see it right now.

There will be more to come out implicating all of them for more abuses. The funny thing is that I think they all may have gotten away with it if Rove and Dick had kept their mouths shut like everyone was screaming for them to do. Now, someone will have to pay for this and once that happens they will start turning on each other. I think this will be a big distraction, but it's a distraction we can't afford to not pay attention to.

[Cary]

7. Hannity. . .

"I got to tell you. . . throught the prism of history in 90 short days. . ."

WTF does Hannity know from "the prism of history?"

[Thrill]

8. What they so worried about?

LOL

[L. Coyote]

10. That's not losing it. That's simple LYING!

Same old Up is DOWN bull puckey. "WE were not a Junta in sunglasses." (Just a Junta!)

[tomm2thumbs]

11. Yippee, Rove and Cheney speaking for the Republicans again - Trainwreck Party Rolls On

Woo hoooooooooo! (chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga, chooo chooo)

He does lose it - he knows something is up with his past - their administration is TOAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Tutankhamun]

14. Rove looks like a penis in that clip.

With his glasses and eyebrows forming a ridge around the middle of his head, like a rim and the studio lights all reflecting off of one little dot right on top, like a little hole.

I realize this is not the most deep, insightful political analysis in this thread, but if you watch it again you'll see what I mean.

[libodem]

15. I see a fat swine

wearing shiza-hosen.

[Democracyinkind]

16. Karl... Karl.. The only reason that there are "latin american dictators in sunglasses" is because of

guys like you.

Aren't those your friends? You do know that neither Evo/Hugo wear sunglasses? You surely must have meant Trujillo or Papa Doc? You know, those freedom loving GOP friends?

ROve-Rage. Everytime I see him on the TV.

[W T F]

17. It's so entertaining Karl

Watching your convoluted rationalizing of what your people did. I can see that the noose is starting to get a little tight around your neck. Soon you'll be swinging from it! Start liking it! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[DemzRock]

18. Funny...

How it was rule of law above all else when the GOP was talking about Clinton lying about sex. But the law is obviously broken, it's just "policy differences."

What a bunch of criminals.

[JoePhilly]

19. he's scared ... he knows that an Orange Jump Suit will make him look fatter.

[jeff30997]

26. Yep.

Look at those man-boobs:



He's going to be very popular.:evilgrin:

[Blue Meany]

20. Nice try Karl, but it isn't going to fly...

It wasn't "policy differences," or "criminalizing politics" that was or is the problem; it was breaches of federal laws, the constitution, international treaties and international law under cover of authority that made your and your cronies worthy of imprisonment.

There were, of course, instances of criminalizing politics: the prosecutions of Siegleman and other Democratic politicians; the attacks on ACORN; and the impeachment of Clinton, to anme a few. But they all came from you side of aisle.

[HopeHoops]

21. You can run Karl,...

... but you can't hide that fat forehead of yours.

You're scared and you should be - just like all war criminals.

[PatSeg]

23. "Policy differences"???

I thought it was about enforcing the law. What a sorry excuse for a human being.

[onethatcares]

24. this man should be in irons, somewhere in a country

he's been renditioned to. He should have a blindfold on and a wet washcloth put around his pig mouth. Gaud, he makes me sick to my stomach. I'm outa words about him.

[txwhitedove]

25. Nope, stopped watching after "...and Joe Lieberman had a good line..."

barf
:puke:

[mr_smith007]

27. The nice thing about

seeing the knuckle draggers out of power is that one can giggle with delight as they spew their venom on Fox, the radio and while teabagging each other. I really never got to see the and really enjoy the nuttiness of Republicans as they were usually in power when I started following politics and their words affected policy and made me wince with nausea. Their absolute paranoia and panic over the last two months is showing the majority of the country how truly insane they are....and that is delightful.

[JDPriestly]

28. Mr. Rove, My parents were and are moral people, and they taught

me that before you do something you consider as objectively as you can how what you are doing will look to other people and to the world.

The law on the wiretapping and on torture were written very clearly. It did not take a genius to look at what the Bush administration was doing and realize that there would be legal repercussions for the crimes being committed at some point in the future.

If they wanted the right to torture, they should have gone to Congress and asked for a law that stated when and how they could torture. That is our system of government. That is the only legal way to change the parameters of what is permitted and what is not.

Rove thought he was building the Fourth Reich -- endless Republican rule over the U.S. and that there would never be a government that would look at the crimes that the Bush administration committed.

Rove is not the first criminal to have thought he could get by with it. That is the key to the mentality of certain criminals. That is what so many of them have in common. They know the rules. They violate the rules. And they violate them without a sense of guilt or fear because they either think no one will ever find out what they did and/or they convince themselves that their crime serves a greater purpose. It's the end justifies the means mentality. It was good enough for Hitler. It was good enough for Stalin. It's good enough for Karl Rove. Rove's translation: telling people what we did is wrong because it makes us less safe (nobody will ever find out because they won't dare tell what we did) and it may have been a crime, but it kept America safe (the end justified the means).

Go to any jail. Talk to the inmates. Again and again, you will hear a slightly different version of these Republican talking points with just the names and facts changed slightly for each inmate.

The prosecutor says I killed so and so, but it isn't true. Yes, I shot her but she didn't die. She was still alive. I saw here.

I've actually heard someone say that. The rationalizations of criminals are incredibly creative.

[Wizard777]

29. Violations of law should NEVER be a matter of policy. But with Bush it was.

In fact at time it appeared as if he were using US code and treaties as a checklist. Check, I violated that one. Check I violated that one too. Check! Check! Check! Isn't Policy wonderful? Maybe we should answer that question after Holder has called checkmate!

[jeff30997]

30. I knew this would make me nauseous but I watched it anyway.

He's comparing dictatorships with Chicago ?

Iranians launching missiles on Eastern Europe ?

The pig is so nervous that he's saying the most

insane things.I don't hate a lot of peoples but

this guy is on my top 10 list.

I would truly enjoy seeing this:



Rove is a disgusting slimy swine. :grr:

[Crowman1979]

32. I hope he Squeels like a piggy someday!

[progressoid]

34. Sorry, I can't waste 7 minutes of my time on his lies.

[unapatriciated]

36. especially since rOve has already wasted eight years of our lives with lies.

[DLnyc]

37. Yeah, I reached my limit after a couple of minutes.

Reading between the squirmy little turd's lines, though, I got a feeling Mr. poo-head there might be sitting on some pretty ugly secrets. He sure did look like he's starting to sweat, which is fun to watch.

[AwakeAtLast]

38. Oh, now it's POLICY DIFFERENCES, not BREAKING THE LAW!

He's getting a little skeered, I do believe.

[eShirl]

39. hey Karl, does the phrase "fair game" ring a bell?

[Flabbergasted]

40. This is the first time I've seen him where he doesn't look smug. He honestly looks nervous. nt