Free The Colombia 12

[Toulouse]

Well, one can fault these guys for bad judgment. But think of it this way: the highest echelons of law enforcement in this country support the hiring of escorts.

 

That's an interesting perspective, Lucky. I like the way you think.

[+ glutes]

Cartagena here I cum!

 

Please God tell me 'Dania' has a 25 year old brother that escorts...

 

http://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/221591/slide_221591_887864_free.jpg?1334875112

[Rick Munroe]

These men potentially compromised the President's security and ruined their careers for nothing but a hot piece of ass.

 

How do you know they were into anal?

[+ Lucky]

The person heading the investigation for the Secret Service is a 21 year veteran, a female, the highest ranking African-American official, and unmarried. She is apparently using a take no prisoners approach which may irritate some in the agency, but seems determined to get to the bottom of what happened. She is the one who ordered the 11 agents to immediately leave the country. While that sounds great, suppose a foreign government here started a scandal that the FBI wanted to investigate. If that country had immediately ordered its personnel to return home, we would accuse them of avoiding the inquiry. Not that Colombia has any inquiry, at least that I know of.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/secret-service-scandal-rising-supervisor-at-heart-of-uncovering-misconduct/2012/04/21/gIQApy37XT_story.html?hpid=z1

 

(Given that yet another thread on this has been started, feel free to join it, this one, or the one in the Politics forum.)

[+ deej]

The person heading the investigation for the Secret Service is a 21 year veteran, a female, the highest ranking African-American official, and unmarried. She is apparently using a take no prisoners approach which may irritate some in the agency, but seems determined to get to the bottom of what happened. She is the one who ordered the 11 agents to immediately leave the country. While that sounds great, suppose a foreign government here started a scandal that the FBI wanted to investigate. If that country had immediately ordered its personnel to return home, we would accuse them of avoiding the inquiry. Not that Colombia has any inquiry, at least that I know of.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/secret-service-scandal-rising-supervisor-at-heart-of-uncovering-misconduct/2012/04/21/gIQApy37XT_story.html?hpid=z1

 

(Given that yet another thread on this has been started, feel free to join it, this one, or the one in the Politics forum.)

 

Are you saying the Colombians want to investigate this crap? I have a feeling they're laughing about it (and us).

 

Foreign governments routinely remove their personnel, or hide behind diplomatic immunity, when US authorities want to investigate them. That wouldn't be anything new.