Break-ins and arson: STUNNING U.S. Attorney news [UPDATED]

From Raw Story. See the disgusting details below the fold.

In two states where US attorneys are already under fire for serious allegations of political prosecutions, seven people associated with three federal cases have experienced 10 suspicious incidents including break-ins and arson.

UPDATED with bullet points. Just take a look at some of the headers in this article:

A FIRE IN ALABAMA

THE CAR ACCIDENT

FORMER GOVERNOR'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE BURGLARIZED -- TWICE

SIEGELMAN'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE BROKEN INTO

MISSISSIPPI SUPREME COURT JUSTICE'S HOME BROKEN INTO

And so on.

I'm going to make this diary brief, because I really can't add anything. The whole article is worth your time. And it's worth spreading the word. It contains many incidents that can't possibly be explained by coincidence--cars being forced off the road, break-ins where nothing of value was stolen. It's astonishing.

What more can anyone say? We thought we'd seen it all. We were wrong.

SOURCE UPDATE: I want to quickly give credit to the two sites where I saw this first. Alicublog and Whiskey Fire, a couple of sites well worth your attention.

•  Forget Tips

  Just help spread the word.

  by MeMeMeMeMe on Thu May 01, 2008 at 11:25:55 PM PDT

•  Need to remind the idiots

  who won't vote for the other Dem candidate if theirs doesn't win, that it isn't just the SC we will be hurting over. This kind of thing can become local and personal.

  Thanks for the link and heads up.

  by Ginny in CO on Fri May 02, 2008 at 12:04:24 AM PDT

•  Not to Mention Convenient Suicides

  at home and abroad.

  by Gooserock on Fri May 02, 2008 at 12:08:40 AM PDT

•  Fascism

  I keep being afraid to hope that a Democrat will be elected to the presidency.  The Bush régime can't AFFORD to lose the election.  A lot of their people are going to go to jail, if that happens.  

  Imagine Rove, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Addington, et al being summoned to testify before Congress, with the DoJ willing to enforce Congressional subpoenas.

  "On the advice of my attorneys, I respectfully decline to anwer" would be the new black.

  by willb48 on Fri May 02, 2008 at 12:15:41 AM PDT

  •  I think it more likely

    that an Obama victory would result in a number of GOP insiders leaving the country. I'm sure Dubai would welcome them all and that extradition requests would be conveniently lost.

    I wonder where Bush is going now that Paraguay has suddenly dumped its old right-wing government. Anybody thinking of relocating there should get in touch with the White House, there's a tenant there who may want to unload 100K acres of land real cheap.

    by alizard on Fri May 02, 2008 at 04:12:06 AM PDT

•  Crazy stuff

  Wtf is going on? Politically motivated prosecutions (and if you don't do that->fired), gulag, The War in Iraq, Economy going down..

  by allmost liberal european on Fri May 02, 2008 at 01:08:25 AM PDT

  •  It's called

    government by the Sopranos. They mean to get what they want, one way or another. Threats, intimidation, spying, blackmail, bribery.... you name it, they've done it.

    

    by Lisa Lockwood on Fri May 02, 2008 at 04:24:17 AM PDT

•  Recommended

  to remind everyone that this this isn't over when he finally get everyone to realize Obama IS our Democratic Party nominee and that WE will have a lot of work to do even once he is sworn in as President.

  by Joe Willy on Fri May 02, 2008 at 04:19:26 AM PDT