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Originally Posted by Stinger
You've certainly tried to make the case by posting the definitions and then stating that not all lying is perjury, else what was your point. We all are fully aware of what perjury is and isn't.
:rofl that's something you certain haven't demonstrated but I note you keep dodging. Do you really think the baseless statements you make makeup for the fact you really don't know anything about the Clinton/Jones case?
I have asked you directly to explain why Clintons testimony and especially his submitting a false affidavit did not consitution perjury by using your own defition which you posted.
You don't need to keep posting and defending your position by repeating that "well not every lie is perjury so there" arguements.
I have posted to you from one of the most respect legal authorities in the country who agrees with my position, your baseless assertions do not, repeat do not refute his legal opinion in this matter. His AUTHORITATIVE legal opinion. And what judges do, they give legal opinions.
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Then don't come here and debate it then.
Yea you jumped in and starting debating, more like arguing, about matters you have admitted you don't enough about to have an opinion.
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We are all fully aware of what the statues are and what they require, if you have a point to make then make. If you content Clinton's testimony did not meet those requirements then elaborate, they us how you came to that conclusion.
Great so now we know you don't disagree that Clintons testimony consitituted perjury by your own defintition.
Else what are you arguing?
She made a finding of fact that he lied under oath for the purpose of obstructing justice. That is a crime. If not, explain why not.
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It has some bearing on whether the acts he committed were crimes. If there was clear evidence he committed a crime I would expect the prosecutor to charge him with a crime, especially after spending $70 million dollars.
I'm sorry I've had enough of you uninformed nonsense. Your previous factually inaccurate statements were bad enough, this cite is about WHITEWATER not the Jones case. You admit you don't know the facts, you admit you can't come to an opinion. And then you post this type of nonsense, you don't even read your own cites.
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/col/cona/2002/03/22/whitewater/index.html
Originally Posted by Stinger
You've certainly tried to make the case by posting the definitions and then stating that not all lying is perjury, else what was your point. We all are fully aware of what perjury is and isn't.
Iriemon said:Obviously you were not, since you didn't know the definition.
:rofl that's something you certain haven't demonstrated but I note you keep dodging. Do you really think the baseless statements you make makeup for the fact you really don't know anything about the Clinton/Jones case?
I have asked you directly to explain why Clintons testimony and especially his submitting a false affidavit did not consitution perjury by using your own defition which you posted.
You don't need to keep posting and defending your position by repeating that "well not every lie is perjury so there" arguements.
I have posted to you from one of the most respect legal authorities in the country who agrees with my position, your baseless assertions do not, repeat do not refute his legal opinion in this matter. His AUTHORITATIVE legal opinion. And what judges do, they give legal opinions.
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Then don't come here and debate it then.
I never did. Why are you arguing about it.
Yea you jumped in and starting debating, more like arguing, about matters you have admitted you don't enough about to have an opinion.
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We are all fully aware of what the statues are and what they require, if you have a point to make then make. If you content Clinton's testimony did not meet those requirements then elaborate, they us how you came to that conclusion.
I've never made that contention. Why are you arguing about it?
Great so now we know you don't disagree that Clintons testimony consitituted perjury by your own defintition.
Else what are you arguing?
Show me where she says that what he did is a crime and I'll agree. Simple as that.
If you can't you are being obstinate and wasting our time.
She made a finding of fact that he lied under oath for the purpose of obstructing justice. That is a crime. If not, explain why not.
My Quote:
It has some bearing on whether the acts he committed were crimes. If there was clear evidence he committed a crime I would expect the prosecutor to charge him with a crime, especially after spending $70 million dollars.
Your turn, post a cite that the Lewinsky matter cost $70 million dollars.
"The end of the $73 million witch hunt"
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/col/cona/2002/03/22/whitewater/index.html
I'm sorry I've had enough of you uninformed nonsense. Your previous factually inaccurate statements were bad enough, this cite is about WHITEWATER not the Jones case. You admit you don't know the facts, you admit you can't come to an opinion. And then you post this type of nonsense, you don't even read your own cites.
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/col/cona/2002/03/22/whitewater/index.html