[Godwin1]

The president of Guatemala and his wife are of the left, so the American MSM has largely ignored this tragic and juicy story. And even the Economist is weak, saying there is no “independent evidence” to back Rosenberg's claim and lamenting that the resulting furor will make it more difficult for the president to implement his reform agenda. To share the Economist's doubts, one would have to believe that Rosenberg, a 47-year old father of four with advanced law degrees from Cambridge and Harvard, arranged to have himself and his clients murdered in order to embarrass the president. And the crack about the president finding it more difficult a reform agenda presupposes that he HAS an agenda other than stealing with both hands. He and his far left wife are both corrupt.

[piasa]

Guess what...that's they're story and they're sticking to it...from the same bunch that was thriving off of oil vouchers bribes in the Oil for Food scandal...

A United Nations investigation found that Mr Rosenberg had told the Valdes Paiz brothers, who were his cousins, he was being blackmailed and needed their help to hire a contract killer to murder the blackmailer. The pair allegedly hired the killer and, following Mr Rosenberg's instructions, told the killer where and when he could ambush the blackmailer. But it was Mr Rosenberg who then appeared at the time and place given to the contract killer, and had himself shot, the commission found.(Excerpt) Read more at news.bbc.co.uk ...------ Suspects in Bizarre Guatemala Murder Case Surrender BBC ^ | Tuesday, 29 June 2010 Posted on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 2:26:27 AM by nickcarraway