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brian reilly, former "cold case posse" member and the one that initially requested the investigation from sheriff joe arpaio, is opening up about the multiple unethical ( and possibly illegal ) shenanigans of mike zullo and the "cold case posse"....:
reilly describes an organization that, besides being incompetent and comically biased, is in perpetual violation of their non-profit and non-political standings.
interesting stuff (imho). the story broke a week and a half ago and there still has yet to be any response from arpaio or zullo.
mike zullo is now threatening to take legal action against brian reilly:
“That broadcast, including the second part in which disgruntled, former eight-week posse member Brian Reilly went on and defamed the sheriff and me, slandering us on public airwaves, has been sent to counsel for review for further action.
We have been monitoring him for the last eight months, and on that broadcast, Mr. Reilly gave me a gift: we have been waiting for him to come off of an internet broadcast and finally do the slanderous hit-job that he did on public airwaves.”
Who cares except those defending Obama? I couldn't care less about Obama's BC. He's done enough damage, regardless of where he was born.
Let's talk about the ender of wars who is now becoming even more like GWB. Where's the outrage?
Where the outrage always is. In amongst the birthers. Outrage is the only thing that gets them geezers out of bed in the morning.
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