Whoremonger, Eliot Spitzer May Have Told More Lies

The 'House of Eliot' keeps fallen down. How many bricks will be left standing when we discover who is the real Eliot Spitzer ?

According to a recent news report, Gov. Eliot Spitzer lied to the public last year about his role in an effort to discredit a political rival and may have misled the district attorney’s office itself in an interview last year.


In sworn testimony, Darren Dopp, Mr. Spitzer’s former communications director, portrays Mr. Spitzer as keeping closely abreast of aides’ efforts to compile evidence that the State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, the state’s top Republican, misused state cars and helicopters, according to the report. Mr. Dopp goes as far as to describe the governor as enthusiastically issuing the final order to release Mr. Bruno’s travel records to the press.

Mr. Spitzer, by contrast, told the public — and the district attorney’s office — that he was barely involved in the release of the records and had been misled by his own staff about the collection and release of the documents about Mr. Bruno.

It is time for Eliot to release his own travel records so we can see his whoremonging activities. If he would have been like Stan "Pampy" Barre, III, he would have just performed oral sex on the prostitute and be done with it.

Operation Lucky Bag - good idea or not?

There has been criticism concerning the Operation Lucky Bag. As a result of said criticism, police noted that there are six types of behavior by suspects in the Lucky Bag operation:

Opening the bag and rifling through the contents; removing money or other items; removing valuables and discarding the bag; hiding the bag; denying to an undercover officer that they had found the items; and displaying “furtive behavior” to see if they were being observed.

But what if they meet a psychopath? When Stan "Pampy" Barre, III went on his crime spree, he pretended to be a police officer after getting caught. How would New Yorkers deal with a psychopath like Stan "Pampy" Barre, III?