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WV Gov. Bob Wise Setup!
Sat May 17 00:46:32 2003
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WEST VIRGINIA GOVERNOR BOB WISE WAS SETUP!

Governor Bob Wise was setup! While it is simple to conclude that adultery is sin and corruption by those in public office ought to be punished--with zeal--a careful look at the facts suspiciously appears as if the governor has been setup and caught in a trap for obvious political purposes, the oldest trick in the book. The fingerprints of the radical republicans (the new world order CFR republicans surrounded by the so-called "religious right" coalition of corrupt churchmen) are all over this, as the evidence will conspicuously show. Here are the tell-tale signs that something is not quite right here:

1. While the governor has been pegged as the evil doer, and of course is guilty of the adultery already confessed to, is the woman, Ms. Fry, not liable for her actions, as roaming wife or even seductress ? How often has it been that women have been the seducers of men, for either personal or other advantage--e.g. Potifar's wife? It is easier to believe that she was the seductress, than that the governor was the successful initiator of the seduction of her, given mere observation and common sense. The oldest trick in the book of political craft and revolution is sending a woman to corrupt the politician! Is not the woman of public office, to be disciplined, and if she was the seducer, and at least equally guilty of adultery, morally, and ethical violation in government? Is the woman here, beyond suspicion, or to be held immune to ANY liability, charge, or accusation of wrong-doing? What kind of woman is it that would cheat on her husband, and get involved with a Governor of a state, knowing that it would jeapordize his career (did she not know this?) if they were caught? Is Ms. Fry, not more possibly guilty of seducing a Governor who would have reservations, both morally, and POLITICALLY, of having such an affair? Logic dictates that it would take a lot of encouragement for him to assume such stupid risk, for such a temporal and immoral reward, unless she "pressed him". The guilt would thus be more on her part, than his, being weakened by continual overwhelming temptation, which he ought to have fled. Potifar's wife was the evil one in the book of Genesis, Joseph having to literally tear himself from her to escape--even that to his political harm. (Granted, Governor Wise is no Joseph).

2. While guilt to any crime or wrong-doing is laid at the feet of those who commit the deed, there is one legal and moral exception, and that is upon provocation, i.e. legal entrapment, which charges the Tempter with the immoral and illegal motive of provoking the wrong-doing of the accused. The legal charge of Entrapment recognizes the guilt of the provocater over the deeds of the foolish, who took the bait! Guilt is not ALWAYs, therefore, due to the one who is accused. Logic says that Ms. Fry more than likely pressed the Governor, against his moral and POLITICAL risks (his risks no doubt crossing his mind), to engage in such an affair, and could thus easily be the provocater. If others in places of power have influence over her, she could be the means of ENTRAPMENT for their political aspirations. Yes, conspiracy, is a very probable and logical possibility!

3. Mr. Fry's testimony in the paper shows that he knew of the affair and let it go on for over a month, collecting documentation and evidence, using professional services, and plans to do a book on it, for public distribution and private profit! So where is the just indignation of the victim here...where is the jealous husband....who appears more interested in publicity and personal profit? And how convenient is it, that this plain musician, hardly rich, went to such thorough means and extravagance to document this affair with all the diligence of a professional private eye! It just so happens that THIS was the husband of the woman, a man who would enthusiastically pursue documentation for a future expose, rather than jealousy attempt to retrieve his lost love, of only 7 years, and prosecute the intruder! Suspicious it is!

4. Mr. Fry's words are VERY suspicious....his calling the Governor in part a "weasel" and "typical democrat" (Charleston Daily Mail)--from a musician. [ http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/910212/posts  ]. It is interesting also that the Rockefeller-owned Charleston Daily Mail printed this public indictment, as they usually coddle those in public office. Both of these words are charged with obvious POLITICAL rhetoric--highly suspicious of the work of political espionage and intrigue! (There is a long list of Republicans who have committed adultery and had extra-marital affairs as well, only with less public notariety). These two words are presently being used by the pro-Bush propagandizers ("weasal" currently being used against Bush opposers on the Drudge Report's Main Advertisement [ http://www.drudgereport.com  ] for a playing deck of cards, on which WV Senator Byrd is one!) to bash all opposition to the Bush administration and it tyrannical domestic and foreign war policies, as unpatriotic and anti-American. These words are therefore the fingerprints of the propagandizers and agents of the Radical Republicans who have seized the government controls and desire to eliminate all justifiable dissent through persecution. President Bush was originally called a "...weasel' by those who claim on the internet his complicity in Sept. 11th (with evidence!), and whose backers have now countered with this unusual word to attack all democrats are liabilities to their radical agenda. Mr. Fry is a musician, and how many musicians do you know that are registered Bush republicans, who would say "typical democrat"?

5. Mr. Fry's words and actions seem contrary to that of righteous indignation against the Governor, or even his betrothed wife, but more in pursuit of documentation, exposure, and profit of this affair, for personal and political purposes. How many men, would tolerate an affair, for over a month, without some just indignation, or to put it bluntly...even revenge! This is contrary to natural reaction and reason, and the seven year marriage seems one of almost convenience then, "easy come, easy go", one that could lend itself easily to purposes of a higher order.

The radical Bush republicans are targeting this state of Sen. Robert C. Byrd, the most vehement and credible critic in Congress, against the Constitutional usurpations of the Bush administration. Our charge will be vindicated by who shows up to capture the political advantage now taken in West Virginia. Bush has been to the state over five times, and Cheney and Ashcroft once, rather frequent appearances for such an obscure and politically expendable state. (Though numerous Federal operations, a large FBI complex in Clarksburg, are located here, including underground bases, and convenient to Washington, and home of Sen. John D. (Jay) Rockefeller). West Virginia seems to be becoming the new D.C., out of the beltway.

Though the Governor has been a perfect "puppet" Governor of Washington, waving the flag of propaganda since Sept. 11th, some of us smell a RAT! (Who did he get cross-ways with? Rockefeller? Or is it just that he is not one of the Republican members, and is therefore expendable?) And the Governor should be charged with foolishness, but not with corruption of office or primary guilt. An independent and thorough investigation should begin, of the Fry's background and connections, since HER political office warrants it as well. The ethics of pressing a superior in public office into an affair are subject to valid scrutiny, and she ought to be fired.