Congressman to probe 'CIA orgies'

[Onlooker]

Okay, not a great source, but still worth reading ...

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=50477

If cuts in New York state's Homeland Security allocation are not restored, Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., is threatening to launch an investigation into rumors of orgies involving CIA officers at the Watergate Hotel.

King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, made the threat on WABC Radio's John Gambling show yesterday.

" to me raises very serious questions about the judgment and the sincerity of the department and everything they do," he said. "If they can't get something like this right, how can we trust them to get anything right? So I am going to be investigating them from top to bottom, and one clear example is this whole scandal with Congressman Duke Cunningham, which has now unfolded to include orgies at the Watergate Hotel."

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"People were driven to the Watergate Hotel for these orgies in limousines," King said. "The limousine company is owned by a convicted criminal that lost their previous contracts with school districts because they were incompetent. And the Department of Homeland Security gave them a $21 million contract to drive their top officials around Washington."

[Joanne98]

1. YAHHHH!!!!!!!!K&R!

[zann725]

24. Agreed!

Kick & recommend!

Get those investigations rolling! Time IS wasting...

[tanyev]

2. With all due respect, sir, that sounds like something that should be

investigated regardless of whether or not New York gets the Homeland Security allocation.

[Rose Siding]

3. It's funny when oversight is motivated by pissyness

Not ha-ha funny. More where-the-f&8%-have-you-been funny.

[WhoWantsToBeOccupied]

20. EXACTLY!!! You're a civil servant, not a mobster

[pokercat999]

27. In this case it's a mobster that became a "civil servant".

on edit "You can take the boy out of the family but you can't take the "family" out of the boy.

[Richard Steele]

23. Bingo. The law is the LAW, not a rusty pawn in a crooked chess game.

IMHO, he's obviously a part of the PROBLEM, not the solution.

[Blaq Dem]

4. I think they should be busted near Nov elections

Those people are freaks.

[wordpix2]

9. investigate now and let them do perp walks end of Oct-early Nov

[Judi Lynn]

5. Too bad it took a suckerpunch from the Bush administration to get his

attention. No doubt he would have been completely willing to continue looking the other way without it.

I hope his determination to get even will breath some life back into this investigation, however, which looks like something they desperately want to sweep under the rug.

[NV Whino]

6. Wouldn't ya think

they'd learn to use another hotel?

[Olney Blue]

13. Guess it's true that criminals always return to the scene of a

crime....

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[wordpix2]

10. Yes, that's the "Counting King." Now it seems he has counter's remorse

[alfredo]

11. Send that video to doubters of the Kennedy RollingStone

article.

[wordpix2]

8. bwahahahahha, it went from parties with prostitutes to ORGIES now, LOL

:rofl: :crazy: :party: :bounce: :rofl: :crazy: :party: :bounce: :rofl: :crazy: :rofl: :crazy: :party::bounce:

[Quantess]

15. as the saying goes,

a party with prostitutes is just a pussy hair away from an orgy.

(Sorry if that was offensive.)

[Exultant Democracy]

12. What is with Republicans named King and whores?

It makes you wonder how old these "whores" were considering the Franklin cover up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Coverup_Scandal
these people are sick and if they were doing it before then they are probably doing it now.

[Tom Joad]

14. Are their videos of the orgies?

Maybe what they can do is just market those... NY gets its funding. Less strain on the budget.

Watch for infomercials on:

CIA agents gone Wild!

[Terran1212]

16. Our government has turned into theater

[radfringe]

17. the hell with the threat

investigate it anyways.

sorry - while applauding the potential for the investigation - tying it to Homeland insecurity money is making it hush money

[file83]

18. Sounds like they are taking their "James Bond 007" type job thing a little

too seriously. Bond got all kinds of "action" - but at least he did it one on one. CIA just trying to out do their British fictional counterparts.

[jazzjunkysue]

19. "Paging Jeff Gannon. Will Mr. Gannon please report to the Lincoln bedroom"

I think the B*** admin got a group rate, but did they include the CIA? Did they bring their own beer?

[Irreverend IX]

21. Great headline.

And this is even better:

" to me raises very serious questions about the judgment and the sincerity of the department and everything they do," he said. "If they can't get something like this right, how can we trust them to get anything right? So I am going to be investigating them from top to bottom, and one clear example is this whole scandal with Congressman Duke Cunningham, which has now unfolded to include orgies at the Watergate Hotel."

So let me get this straight... King isn't sure the CIA can get the orgies done right, so he's going to investigate them "top to bottom?" Warm up the Astroglide, Peter King's going in!

[nolabels]

29. I really wasn't too sure about the word "PROBE".........

Was it a cattle prod they were getting on about or just something that goes flaccid every once in while :shrug:

[orleans]

22. if he gets his funding he won't investigate because he's

just another dirty, filthy republican

he should be put under oath so we can find out what he knows about the vote fraud that took place (mr. we'll count the votes!)

[brentspeak]

25. Can you find a better source?

It's impossible to take WND seriously.

[stepnw1f]

26. World Nut Daily???? Hmmmm.......

Grain, meet salt...

[Supersedeas]

28. so legitimate investigations can be avoided with some quid pro quo