3 Republican senators secretly met a corrupt

Orrin_73

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:06 PM
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3 Republican senators secretly met a corrupt

Turkish businessman/politician in Istanbul. The senators are John Mccain, Saxby Chambliss and Mel Martinez.
The 3 American senators secretly came to Istanbul to meet with Cem Uzan a corrupt businessman and politician. The Turkish newspapers dont know what these senators were doing in Turkey.
http://www.vatanim.com.tr/root.vatan?exec=haberdetay&tarih=27.08.2006&Newsid=85556&Categoryid=1">The link is a Turkish newspaper in Turkish.

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MadMaddie

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:11 PM
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1. So do we know when this meeting occurred?

McCain is as crooked as the letter "Z"....I hope this gets out into the public domain...

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Orrin_73

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:17 PM
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5. According to another newspaper there were 6 republican

Edited on Sun Aug-27-06 09:20 PM by Orrin_73

senators including Lindsay Graham and Richard Bom, I cant find the name of the last one. They came friday morning to Istanbul with a private plane and left at 17:00 Istanbul time. They had a meeting with the businessman and a few other men in Istanbul. Their wives were seen shopping in Istanbul.

A Turkish columnist writes that the senators were probably talking about the lack of Turkish support for American invasion in Iraq and about the political opposition to prime minister Erdogan.

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MadMaddie

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:21 PM
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6. These guys think they are above the law

why would they fly in and fly out so quickly unless they are working on filling their pockets....

Maybe they are trying to work out deals for when they go into exile in order to avoid American law....

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pooja

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:13 PM
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2. Is this one of those fact finding missions????

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Idioteque

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:13 PM
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3. Hmm I wonder why the Armenian genocide bill hasn't come up for a vote yet.

Edited on Sun Aug-27-06 09:13 PM by Idioteque

System of a Down have been pushing it for years.

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Orrin_73

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:22 PM
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7. I dont think that the politicians should deal with the

armenian issue. It should be left to the historians.

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Shakespeare

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:14 PM
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4. WHAT is the connection with Turkey?? Hastert and his bunch...

...had some connection with Turkey over the whole Sibel Edmunds thing.

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seemslikeadream

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Sun Aug-27-06 09:28 PM
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8. HASTERT AND TURKEY

Edited on Sun Aug-27-06 09:31 PM by seemslikeadream

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