Sipsey Street Irregulars: The Evil Uncle Chucky Rears His Ugly Head In the Middle of Scandal -- Again. This time it was Benghazi.

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

The Evil Uncle Chucky Rears His Ugly Head In the Middle of Scandal -- Again. This time it was Benghazi.

Benghazi and White House on Night of 9/11/12

Schumer logged in to the White House at 5:30 pm.

[The same time that Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Chairman of Joint Chiefs Martin Dempsey entered the Oval Office].

Chuck Schumer, Michael L. Lynch (Schumer’s Chief of Staff at Democratic Policy and Communications Center) and Christopher Scribner (Teach For America Former Chuck Schumer Dep Press Secretary) met with Pete Rouse (Legal Counsel to President).

Chuck Schumer stayed at the White House all night and did not leave (log out) until 11:59pm (23:59) well after all other parties had left the West Wing.

Why was Senator Schumer there? And why did he stay so long ?

I received this link from a long-time observer of the District of Criminals with this observation:

This is the most interesting "factoid" I've yet seen about this event as it played out in DC!!! Schumer is the man who single-handedly de-railed the House investigation of Waco in July 1995... He is so fucking clever, it's scary... and I mean that literally...

His presence in the WH requires full exploration... if Trey Gowdy is the head of the Special Committee, Schumer is facing some tough times... not sure any of the others -- maybe Chaffetz, Jordan and Fahrenhold are up to it, too...

I'd bet Schumer, Jarrett, and Barry were huddled in the Oval Office on special comm link to HRC... probably a secure video link... (see this pasted text from WH web site)--

The White House Communications Agency (WHCA), originally known as the White House Signal Detachment (WHSD), was officially formed by the War Department on 25 March 1942 during the Roosevelt Administration.

They would certainly NOT want to meet in the Situation Room where there were far too many people... only the High Priests and Priestesses could participate in this damage-control discussion.

House investigators need to talk with the technicians that provide special comm support to POTUS and assorted inner-circle flunkies.. who was POTUS/Jarrett talking to, and when??? (The military used to provide all the comm techs in this office -- not sure about today.)

And, where was Chuckie Schumer??

Let's see who Boehner appoints to head the committee...

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: this is exciting news. This is related somehow. http://henypire.blogspot.com/2014/01/review-of-kroll-show.html

Not sure how yet, but something very funky with private security and schumer and the family name discussed.; May 8, 2014 at 6:17 PM
Anonymous said...: This dude can't even get his family members straight and the press goes along...

http://occupycomedy.blogspot.com/; May 10, 2014 at 9:36 AM

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