Yep, remember that list, poo-pooed by most, of all the people known by the Clintons who mysteriously and “coincidentally” met their maker? I’m waiting for the other Hsu to drop.

Qzsusy on September 13, 2007 at 2:04 PM

The question is, was is actually he that sent the note?

- The Cat

P.S. Whose money was used for bail?

http://www.etherzone.com/body.html

I image that “Friends of Herr Hillary” have at least three Jack Ruby types, waiting for that call.

Anyone seeing a movie produce by Steven Spielberg coming out of this? Tom Cruise as a WSJ reporter, James Gandolfini as Mr. Barry O, Mako as Mr. Hsu, Richard Gere as Bill Clinton, and (with hair dyed Blone/grey) Rosie Odonnel as Sen. Hillary Clinton. Let Michael Moore direct.

He’s treated, arrested AGAIN, and given bail AGAIN?

What part of flight risk don’t these a-holes understand?

FireFly on September 13, 2007 at 1:59 PM

They want him released so he can magically commit suicide AGAIN.

Coincidence?

- Hsu caught funneling illegal donations to another Clinton.

- Hsu tries to skip bail.

- Hsu found suffering from an apparent ingestion of some sort of chemical substance.

- Law firm googles “Hsu suicide” before incident is even discovered or announced.

- Magically … suicide note attempts to implicate Clinton’s closest rival in the scandal.

- And now, prosecutor wants to allow BAIL for suspect who is charged with SKIPPING BAIL?

This is just another routine Clinton assassination attempt. They should have called Putin first for some better instruction.

Mojack420 on September 13, 2007 at 3:32 PM

Thanks Mojack.

Here’s hoping we don’t hear any reports of shuttle accidents in the days ahead.

Where are the Feds? Hasn’t he broken campaign contribution laws? Isn’t this a federal crime? What takes priority here?

fogw on September 13, 2007 at 1:18 PM

That’s a given in any extradition. Even if he fights it, it will do nothing but buy him a little more time in custody in CO. There is no out unless San Mateo County refused to have him extradited, and from my own personal experience with SM County they will get him you can bank on that. As I believe his hold will be a no bail hold and no judge DA or defense lawyer can get a bail set in co. And being a 2 time flight risk no judge in SM will grant him another bail/bite at the apple.

The one good thing about not being charged by the feds is SM will have to physically come out to transport him {which they might because of the high profile of the case} or he will be placed on tri states transportation that shuttles people around the country and state to state. A 5 hour drive on your own would be a 2 day ride on a van with tri state. {Makes greyhound look like the queen Mary}

If I rob a bank, and get caught, all I have to do is give the money back, and no crime was committed?

What kind of fuzzy thinking is that?

According to what I read These investors gave Hsu those millions and he was to go to China and create “knockoffs” of famous brand names of clothes.

William Amos on September 13, 2007 at 1:31 PM

You mean those Chinese Hsu’s that make your feet blister?

If I were a politician with some of this dirty money, I think I’d turn it over to the feds to figure out who it originally belonged to–the victims of the con job, or ponzi scheme, or whatever. Or am I wrong? Was everyone involved an “investor” who knew their money was eventually going to Democrat candidates and understood some convoluted laundering process was going to take place? Sounds like the Rosenman Fund’s investors had no such knowledge, and no recourse. They have every right to seek the return of that money.

The Stan Lee thing is much more interesting. The sorted Clinton/Lee/Paul/Spider-man deal has more juice.

If you want to get the geeks to listen you need the Stan Lee angle.

He’s got to be jugged on the CA warrant – I don’t think he’s broken any Colorado laws, has he?

No bail. Handcuff him to a federal Marshall and put him on a bus to San Mateo. The judge there gets first crack at him.

Man, there are going to be some great opportunities for commercials in 2008……

As long as he doesn’t succeed in commiting suicide. Then suddenly its heartless conservatives hounding an aging, liberal, minority person to his death, just for embracing his first amendment right to free speech.

Why is bail even available to someone once they jump bail?

More important, if he really did send notes indicating he intended to commit suicide, that demonstrates an intent to harm himself, which should prevent him from going anywhere but jail or a mental institute for his own protection. If he’s going to attempt suicide again, bail isn’t exactly a deterent.

If I was Hsu, I would be extremely worried.
Two words: Vince Foster

Yep, remember that list, poo-pooed by most, of all the people known by the Clintons who mysteriously and “coincidentally” met their maker? I’m waiting for the other Hsu to drop.

http://nicedeb.wordpress.com/2007/09/13/hillary-having-trouble-raising-funds-legitimately/#respond

I’m getting the feeling that we may be learning some things soon about Mr Barry O. These Clinton folks don’t take kindly to wistle blowers.

Zetterson on September 13, 2007 at 1:32 PM

A caller to Rush just asked how Hsu could have gotten a sleeper car on the Zephr at the last minute. Caller claims it’s impossible, sold out for months. So maybe somebody is still helping Hsu, and blaming Obama is part of the plan. I wonder if we will ever know what happened, but I don’t believe Clinton, Hsu, Obama, and even “special prosecutors” ever since Scooter Libby. So the truth could be laying on the sidewalk and I wouldn’t even be able to pick it up.

What part of flight risk don’t these a-holes understand?

Assistend Hsuicide

NEW YORK – The saga of the scandal-plagued Democratic
fundraiser with ties to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton
took another strange twist after he mailed a suicide
note last week to a legal organization

The letter arrived at the New York offices of the
Innocence Project as Hsu was in the midst of a bizarre
legal odyssey stemming from a 1991 grand theft case.

Innocence Project officials then tried to reach Hsu’s
attorney and faxed a copy of the letter to the
California attorney general’s office, which is
handling the case.

Hsu has been a benefactor of the Innocence Project, a
legal group that helps prove prisoners’ innocence
through DNA testing.

This is too rich. An anonymous source attemopts to make the Hsu-Clinton connection BO’s problem. Strike up another win for the Clintonista.

These guys are too good.

If I was Hsu, I would be extremely worried.
Two words: Vince Foster

My thoughts exactly.