[Pearls Before Swine]

My advice to Mr. Cipel: Go to a nice warm bath-house, relax. Let your lawyers do the work for you. The very worst that's going to happen to you is book rights, interviews, and a movie script.

[Alberta's Child]

This is not the first time that the media have scrutinized Cipel. He first came under attack when he was appointed McGreevey's internal security adviser. Critics concluded that he lacked the experience for the job, and the connection between the American governor and the Israeli adviser raised eyebrows, to say the least.

Bullsh!t. There was no media scrutiny of Cipel back then. His "relationship" with McGreevey was one of the worst-kept secrets in New Jersey, and yet you never saw any mention of this in any media report about the questions related to his appointment.

[headsonpikes]

IMHO, a 'sailor/poet' would be a far less ridiculous figure than 'mouthpiece/buttpiece'.

[SF Republican]

You received the very high salary of $110,000 a year. "The governor gave me the very high rank of adviser, and that was the salary. I dealt with strategy related to certain projects. Bottom line bottom line indeed

[martin_fierro]

C'mon.

Was the author's really "Haim Handwerker"?

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Cipel occasionally looks as if he might break into tears at any moment.

Girl.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Ummm...Mr. Cipel? You ARE a ridiculous character.

[CobaltBlue]

Yeah, well, where is the lawsuit? Here it is Wednesday and still no lawsuit. That's one slow typist.

[Quilla]

I need a job where all I have to do is make someone else's job a bit easier and get $110K per year. Sheesh.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

... Cipel said he is in the throes of the most difficult period in his life.

Hey Golan, try Midol. It's great for cramps.

[Ciexyz]

Playing Devil's Advocate here: why does everyone assume that the professor who claims to have had an affair with Golan, is telling the truth? Isn't it just like the corrupt Democratic party to call forth their minions to lie for them in order to protect the Democratic infrastructure?

There's always two sides to every story. Just because someone raises their hand in a court of law and swears to tell the truth, doesn't mean it's the truth. The Democratic infratructure will smear anyone, destroy anyone, and do anything to preserve their power.

[MarineMomJ]

>>"The governor called me and told me that there was a lot of public criticism, that it was not working out, and that it would be better if I left my job. My dream was shattered. The man who was supposed to defend me turned his back on me. He took advantage of my fears and the sensitive position that I was in and fired me. I am convinced that the reason was the acts of harassment that he carried out, and his fear that they would eventually be made public."<<

Sounds to me like "hell hath no fury like a homo scorned".... oh, puleeese give up the babe in the woods act, Sniffles.

[mikrofon]

Some anagrams of Golan Cipel, FWIW:

ANGELIC POL
CALL PIGEON
LOGIN PLACE
NICE GALLOP
PELICAN LOG
PENAL LOGIC
POLLING ACE

[Jaded]

This song and dance doesn't pass the scratch and sniff test. The governor pursued him and forced him to take job for 110K, just for a quickie? They were most probably in it together. Kushner's involved in this too. Probably another set up like the brother in law and the hooker.

(sob)We were just pawns of the evil Republicans(sob)(sniff)

This is just made for television.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Golan Cipel, the Israeli who maintains that the governor of New Jersey sexually harassed him and fired him from his position of adviser when he rejected the governor's advances

Golan, I don't know how to break this to you, but if you had, in fact, rejected the governor's advances from the get-go, he never would have hired you as an adviser in the first place.