Sibel will NOT go away! Motion to boot Judge Walton off case.

Her determination is amazing. The information she has must be mind-blowing....

Former FBI whistleblower files against judge in Libby trial over secrecy issues

Ron Brynaert
Published: Wednesday March 22, 2006

Former FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds filed a motion asking for the recusal of the judge assigned to her case because of his alleged "bias to secrecy," RAW STORY has learned.

more at:

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Former_FBI_whistleblower_files_against_judge_0322.html

Sibel is one of my favorites!

and blacked out his entire financial records?...

tell someone they can't talk about a thing, ESPECIALLY WHEN it involves national security or rather the reasons for the lack of it.... I swear to the stars and comets above that I would leak and shout and tell everyone who would listen EVERYTHING I KNEW. They could all pretty much go to hell if they didn't like the truth coming out, or is that too much to ask for in a "democratic" nation????

..there are numerous senators and 9/11 commissioners who have heard her whole story, including the parts about money laundering/drugs/foreign countries and high officials going to jail, and who have not been hinting, leaking, talking, lobbying for Sibel, or bringing lawsuits. Sibel is really, really trying. These other guys are hiding, and if Sibel's information comes out and if it's as explosive as generally believed, these cowards are going to have a lot of explaining to do.

she's still breathing air and walking around free because she's let the wiretappers hear her reference the numerous copies of the information she knows that are located overseas?

I'm thinking hours and hours of video testimony of all the stuff she's prohibited from saying.

If they off her it would be nearly as bad for our kleptomaniacal theocracy as having her testify before congress. Getting murdered lends credibility.

can't say enough good things about her..... the whole house of cards may come tumbling down because of her.

favorite poems, by "that noble bard of yesterday, James Russell Lowell," was often quoted at the end of his speeches. In fact, King used it to close his most important speech, "A Time to Break Silence (Beyond Vietnam)."

"Once to every man and nation,
Comes the moment to decide
In the strife of truth and falsehood
For the good or evil side;"

Sibel Edmonds needs to decide if she is going to follow the letter of the law, or if she is going to do the right thing. Great figures like Martin should be her guide.

The convoluted route the Edmonds’ case has taken to Judge Reggie Walton’s courtroom appears suspicious and creates the perception that the system has been manipulated. Edmonds’ First Amendment case, filed in July 2002, was assigned to Judge James Robertson who recently resigned from the FISA Court in protest of warrantless NSA eavesdropping. In February 2003, Edmonds’ case was removed from Judge Robertson and reassigned to Judge Walton with no explanation provided. Edmonds filed a motion to request the case to be transferred from Judge Walton, and be assigned to Judge Ellen Huvelle who had been presiding over Edmonds’ related FOIA case since July 2002. The court granted Edmonds’ request and transferred her case to Judge Huvelle. However, two days later, Edmonds’ case was removed from Judge Huvelle and reassigned to Judge Walton with no further information or reason provided. On July 6, 2004, Judge Walton granted the government’s motion to dismiss based on the assertion of the State Secrets Privilege.

In March 2005, Edmonds filed in D.C. Federal Court a separate claim under the Federal Tort Claims Act, and the case was randomly assigned to Judge James Robertson. However, five days later, Edmonds’ claim was removed from Judge Robertson and reassigned to Judge Reggie Walton. This set of facts reveals apparent violations of local rules governing the assignment of cases.

SOMEONE has worked very hard to make sure Ms. Edmonds case would be heard by a member of the Bush crime family. How conveeeeenient. :eyes:

Can't believe she hasn't been "Silkwooded" yet.