Whine O' Kelly

The adventures of Kelly living in the Great Northwest w/ the Husband, (Kurt) the four dogs,(Rudy,Sammy,Riley, and our newest Molly) 2 cats,(Toby & Citrus) chickens (they don't have names) and the old one. a.k.a. Victor(DAD)

Thursday, July 14, 2005

Bureaucracy

Nothing angers me more than stupid bureaucratic decisions. When someone makes a decision and then won't budge on that decision because "that's the rules."
No That IS NOT the RULES.
That is YOUR rules. Which may I add make no sense whatsoever.
Please excuse me for questioning Authority. Please forgive me for actually giving a damn.
I understand there are rules that MUST be adhered to. But for EVERY rule there is an EXCEPTION!!
I get it!! Without rules and regulations there would be chaos. But this is not about chaos.

DAMN it!!!
These choices affect peoples lives! This isn't just about extra paperwork it is about a
human being!


Sometimes you just got to say, "It is for the Goat."


AAARRRGGGGG!!!

Oh one more note... FIRE THE TREASONOUS BASTARD KARL ROVE-PUT HIS ASS ON TRIAL & PLEASE CONVICT HIM & THROW AWAY THE KEY!!!!

posted by Kelly @ 2:39 PM  

5 Comments:

  • At 3:53 PM, Blogger Tanya said…

    who is Karl?

     

  • At 9:18 AM, Blogger jen said…

    Re: Karl Rove.
    These are ALLEGATIONS that are under investigation right now. We actually do NOT know who the source of the leak is. If indeed Karl Rove is the guy, I am all about hanging him by the balls. If he is not the source, then many people have been (once again) "had" by the press. An interesting story. Lets see how it pans out before jumping to conclusions.

     

  • At 10:37 AM, Blogger Melissa said…

    "The president's top political adviser, Karl Rove, is spending all his time working on Bush's next Supreme Court nominee. Well sure, that's because this judge could decide if Rove is going to prison or not." --Jay Leno

     

  • At 11:08 AM, Blogger Kelly said…

    Re: Karl Rove
    Yes these ARE Allegations. But one of the "journalist" in question has already stated before the Grand jury, "That Karl Rove did provide me information. He was told that Joe Wilsons wife was a CIA agent." This "leak" wasn a smear tactic against someone who disagreed against the Bush war Policy.

    Except from Washington Post:

    Friday, July 15, 2005; Page A22

    In "Rove Told Reporter of Plame's Role but Didn't Name Her, Attorney Says" [front page, July 11], Karl Rove's attorney seems to believe that because Mr. Rove did not identify Valerie Plame by name, he is not culpable under Title 50, Section 421 of the U.S. Code, which deals with protecting the identities of certain undercover intelligence officers, agents, informants and sources. The statute says that providing information that "intentionally discloses any information identifying" a covert agent is illegal. As we all now know, merely telling a reporter that Joseph C. Wilson IV's wife was a CIA agent was enough information to identify her.

     

  • At 11:45 AM, Blogger Kelly said…

    Tale of two reporters
    Rove told the grand jury that by the time Novak had called him, he believes he had similar information about Wilson’s wife from another reporter but had no recollection of which reporter had told him about it first, the source said.

    When Novak inquired about Wilson’s wife working for the CIA, Rove indicated he had heard something like that, according to the source’s recounting of the grand jury testimony.

    Rove told the grand jury that four days later, he had a phone conversation with Time magazine reporter Matt Cooper and — in an effort to discredit some of Wilson’s allegations — told Cooper that Wilson’s wife worked for the CIA, though he never used her name.

    An e-mail Cooper recently provided the grand jury shows Cooper reported to his magazine bosses that Rove had described Wilson’s wife in a confidential conversation as someone who “apparently works” at the CIA.

    MSNBC News Services
    Updated: 9:07 a.m. ET July 15, 2005

     

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