CBS titles with AP-Gonzo story

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/07/25/politics/main3098240.shtml



Similiar schemes (patterns) clearly emerged during 911 with Mr.Krongard what is especially interesting cause the current rift occurs due to the TSP

CrooksAndLiars: Olberman video


Surprisingly theres a certain mainstream media echo towards Gonzos false statements. Is there more to Gonzalez? I mean his sister has a very bad criminal history. Is he some kind of godfater for Bushs illicit activities?(AP) Documents indicate eight congressional leaders were briefed about the Bush administration's terrorist surveillance program on the eve of its expiration in 2004, contradicting sworn Senate testimony this week by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. The documents, obtained by The Associated Press, come as senators consider whether a perjury investigation should be opened into conflicting accounts about the program and a dramatic March 2004 confrontation leading up to its potentially illegal reauthorization. A Gonzales spokesman maintained Wednesday that the attorney general stands by his testimony. At a heated Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, Gonzales repeatedly testified that the issue at hand was not about the terrorist surveillance program, which allowed the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on suspects in the United States without receiving court approval. Instead, Gonzales said, the emergency meetings on March 10, 2004, focused on an intelligence program that he would not describe. Gonzales, who was then serving as counsel to Bush, testified that the White House Situation Room briefing sought to inform congressional leaders about the pending expiration of the unidentified program and Justice Department objections to renew it. Those objections were led by then-Deputy Attorney General Jim Comey, who questioned the program's legality. "The dissent related to other intelligence activities," Gonzales testified at Tuesday's hearing. "The dissent was not about the terrorist surveillance program." "Not the TSP?" responded Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y. "Come on. If you say it's about other, that implies not. Now say it or not." "It was not," Gonzales answered. "It was about other intelligence activities." A four-page memo from the national intelligence director's office shows that the White House briefing with the eight lawmakers on March 10, 2004, was about the terror surveillance program, or TSP.

pretty new is also that the Saudis had some kind of immunity (madcowprod) when exiting the US after 911. Who provided this immunity?

Mad Cow Productions

Another absolutely hideous parallel is that Bush demanded executive privilege for the Boston files:

out of the madcow article:
The omission is surprising, especially considering Frank Zammiello's relevance to the story of President George W. Bush's amazing claim of executive privilege in early 2002 for all records of the Boston FBI.