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	G. Gordon Liddy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Gordon Battle Liddy (born November 30, 1930) was the chief operative for President Richard Nixon's White House Plumbers unit when they broke into the Watergate complex, which at the time was the headquarters of the Democratic National Convention, in 1972.
		Liddy claims that he is the only white man ever to have engaged in weight training with the Fruit of Islam (the paramilitary wing of the Nation of Islam).
		Liddy tells a story of an unusual encounter he had with Hoover: while paying the director a courtesy call, the purpose to which Hoover had only briefly alluded, the latter launched into a bizarre 45 minute tirade against Eleanor Roosevelt.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/G._Gordon_Liddy (1185 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy: The Will To Power
		Gordon Liddy, however, foresaw a more durable purpose in the drug menace: the public's fear of an uncontrollable army of addicts, if properly organized, could be forged into a new instrument for social control.
		Gordon Liddy had developed a plan for using the war against heroin as a cover for reorganizing various agencies of the government, or at least for making them more effective.
		Liddy's experience in the FBI had taught him that government agencies tend to expend their potential power on routine activities in their established areas of competency, and that a new area of competency, such as the drug menace, could lead to a new potential for power.
	www.mega.nu:8080 /ampp/epstein/aof3.html (2330 words)

	LIDDY G. GORDON LIDDY'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE
		Liddy served first as Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury; was then appointed Enforcement Legislative Counsel, authored the Explosives Control Act and, in 1971 was sent to the White House as Staff Assistant to the President of the United States.
		Liddy entered the FBI as a Special Agent, rapidly earned multiple commendations from the late J. Edgar Hoover and, at age 29, became the youngest Bureau Supervisor at FBI national headquarters in Washington, D.C., where he served during the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations.
		Liddy resigned his White House post to accept the positions of General Counsel of the 1972 Republican presidential campaign and the campaign finance committee, with additional duties as campaign political intelligence director.
	www.liddyshow.us /biography.php (790 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy
		Liddy credits this suspiciously Faustian longevity to some "scientifically formulated" amino acid supplement that he shills from his Web site, dangling the prospect we could be receiving his thoughtful political insights and his helpful tips on killing federal law enforcement agents for years to come.
		Liddy arrived during the glory days of Hoover's reign, while the agency was tracking down gangsters left and right, but before it started assassinating civil rights leaders.
		In 1980, Liddy published his autobiography, "Will," in which he recounted stories such as the rat and Leary things, and recounting his early admiration for Hitler (a sentiment he shared with a certain governor of California), but the book failed to shed a lot of new light on his Watergate role.
	www.rotten.com /library/bio/misc/g-gordon-liddy (1367 words)

	washingtonpost.com - watergate scandal and deep throat update, g. gordon liddy
		Liddy was convicted for his role in the Watergate break-in, for conspiracy in the Daniel Ellsberg case and for contempt of court, spending about four and a half years in prison.
		Liddy has been known to support a conspiracy theory that the Watergate break-in was a means of covering up a call-girl ring run out of the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
		The theory got him involved in a defamation lawsuit filed by Ida "Maxie" Wells, a former DNC headquarters secretary who sued Liddy for saying that the her desk was targeted in a search for pictures of prositutes by Watergate burglars.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/onpolitics/watergate/liddy.html (267 words)

	The Watergate Files - The Watergate Trial: May 1972 - June 1973 - People
		As the 1972 election drew near, Liddy became legal counsel to the CRP and proposed a plan to its management, code-named “Gemstone.” By use of kidnapping, burglary, electronic surveillance, and the use of prostitutes, intelligence could be gleaned on political opponents.
		A former Treasury and FBI agent, Liddy fell in with the group that became known as the Plumbers and took part in the burglary of the office of Dr. Lewis Fielding, Daniel Ellsberg& psychiatrist.
		Liddy and E. Howard Hunt oversaw the operation and were arrested along with those who actually broke into the office.
	www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov /museum/exhibits/watergate_files/content.php?section=1&page=b&person=4 (194 words)

	The G. Gordon Liddy Radio Show
		Gordon Liddy or the G-Man as he is known to his talk show listeners, a national political personality and host of the nationally syndicated conservative radio talk show, the G. Gordon Liddy Show.
		Liddy, "delighted" to working with The Jerusalem Post, will bring his daily, very conservative radio program "The G. Gordon Liddy Show" to the country for a week, starting October 22.
		Liddy is an author of three books, an actor, and a lecturer on political history, domestic and foreign policy, and politics today.
	info.jpost.com /C001/Supplements/Liddy (804 words)

	Pete Lit: G. Gordon Liddy
		They thought it was a botched job, one which was inadvisedly entrusted to amateurs, and both considered G. Gordon Liddy to be the only honorable man involved, given that he went to prison rather than testify against Nixon.
		Liddy said he considered going to prison to be merely part of his job of protecting the president, no matter the cost.
		Liddy was the guest speaker at a weekend retreat held by my MBA program at the University of Illinois, ten years ago.
	boogaj.typepad.com /pete_lit/2003/12/g_gordon_liddy.html (592 words)

	TALKERS MAGAZINE ONLINE
		Ten years later, G. Gordon Liddy is one of the most listened-to conservative talk show hosts in the business.
		Liddy’s first taste of radio came while working for Fordham College’s radio station as a student.
		Liddy did a one week tryout and was hired and later syndicated by Westwood One.
	www.talkers.com /greatest/25rLiddy.htm (219 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy
		Liddy had not specified the targets for wiretapping, but in discussion we agreed that priority should go to Larry O'Brien's office at the Democratic National Committee in the Watergate complex, to O'Brien's hotel suite in Miami Beach during the Democratic Convention, and to the campaign headquarters of whoever became the Democratic nominee for President.
		Liddy told Dean that they could shoot him and/or that he would shoot himself, but that he would never talk and always be a good soldier.
		Liddy and McCord argued that the operation must continue.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /JFKliddy.htm (6846 words)

	Boston.com / Latest News / Nation
		Liddy also repeated his theory that Dean organized the 1972 burglary to retrieve photos of his future wife, Maureen, from a package of call-girl photos used to set up liaisons in nearby apartments for visitors to the Democratic National Committee.
		Liddy's testimony was the first he has given about the particulars of the Watergate break-in that led to President Nixon's resignation in 1974.
		Liddy has insisted that the break-in was about finding the photos, not about uncovering political secrets for use by the Nixon re-election campaign.
	www.boston.com /news/daily/30/liddy.htm (727 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy
		Released from prison in 1977, Liddy went on the lecture circuit and wrote the 1991 best selling Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy, in part to pay off his $346,000 in legal debts.
		On June 17, 1972, Liddy's five burglars were caught breaking into the Democrat National Committee's suite at the Watergate office complex in D.C. Unrelenting investigative reports of Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward in the Washington Post tracked the break-in and its cover-up to the White House.
		Later Liddy claimed the break-in was the brainchild of White House counsel John Dean to steal pictures of prostitutes, including Dean's then girlfriend and later wife, from the committee's office.
	www.doney.net /aroundaz/celebrity/liddy_g_gordon.htm (493 words)

	LiddyLetter
		Raymond, the youngest of the Liddy's five children is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine reserve, and recently returned with the First Marine Division from Operation Iraqi Freedom.
		Gordon and Frances purchased the sound equipment in 1997.
		He was so disatisfied with the failure of the stereo store employees attempts to install the equipment after four trips to the Liddy home, the G-Man shared with his national radio audience his view that the proprietor "couldn't install himself on a toilet."
	www.liddyletter.com (521 words)

	Johann Hari - Archive
		Liddy's philosophy is a strange mixture of an anarchistic hatred of Government in the abstract and a cult-like worship of government when it is in the hands of the right.
		Liddy is his abililty to convey the impression that he has something objective and relevant to say.
		Liddy drafted the ideas for the Drug Enforcement Agency in 1971, and used it as an excuse to extend his gangster politics to Mexico and Turkey, amongst others.
	www.johannhari.com /archive/article.php?id=505 (3167 words)

	LiddyLinks!
		G. Gordon Liddy is well known for his skepticism of the official story.
		Gordon Liddy Show, Real Audio Broadcast, on the Internet, daily from 9:00 PM to 12:PM on Dallas, Texas station 570 KLIF.
		"The G. Gordon Liddy Show" is produced by Washington DC's WJFK (106.7FM, 1300AM); is presented by the Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, and is distributed by the Westwood One Radio Network.
	resource-marketing.com /gman.shtml (877 words)

	Nixon aides blame 'Deep Throat' for betrayal
		Gordon Liddy, a Nixon operative who engineered the 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Campaign headquarters in the Watergate building in Washington, and served four and a half years in jail for it, said Wednesday that Felt "violated the ethics of the law enforcement profession."
		Liddy suggested that Felt had been also aware of information that was damaging to the Democrats but chose to keep that silent about it, indicating he was driven by partisan politics.
		Felt revealed Tuesday that he had secretly fed to Washington Post reporters information about crimes committed by members of the presidential entourage, who spun an intricate web of illegal political espionage and vendettas against those perceived to be Nixon's enemies.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2005-06/01/content_447724.htm (658 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Will: the Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy: Books
		Liddy recommended that two liberal journalists, not named Woodward and Bernstein, had done exhaustive research and gotten the Watergate story exactly right in their book "Silent Coup." I had purchased "Silent Coup" several years before but had not yet read it, and decided to start.
		Liddy is a sociopath; however, one that knows right from wrong and is willing to accept the responsibility of crossing the line.
		Liddy's radio program when a caller asked if he could recommend a book on Watergate.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0312924127 (404 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		NOVAK: We also did a column on the fact this G. Gordon Liddy, who had just been fired from the campaign committee in August for refusing to talk to the FBI, had also -- and this was an exclusive -- had been fired by the Treasury Department for insubordination.
		G. GORDON LIDDY, WATERGATE CO-CONSPIRATOR: I was told that we were going to repair an inoperative room bug.
		He told us -- quote -- "it is too bad that G. Gordon Liddy isn't man enough to accept responsibility for his own actions, and his latest trick is to blame it on others, mostly innocent women," end quote.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0206/17/ip.00.html (6415 words)

	Jeff Quinton - Backcountry Conservative: G. Gordon Liddy
		Gordon Liddy, who I had the fortune to meet in 1992 at a speech at Georgetown University.
		Jeff Quinton - Backcountry Conservative: G. Gordon Liddy
		Michael Graham also worked with Liddy, who wrote one of the jacket notes on Redneck Nation.
	www.jquinton.com /archives/000965.html (52 words)

	Gordon Liddy: Felt 'violated the ethics of the law' : Mail & Guardian Online
		G Gordon Liddy, a Nixon operative who engineered the ill-fated 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Campaign headquarters in the Watergate complex and served four and a half years in jail for it, said Felt had "violated the ethics of the law enforcement profession" by taking his information outside legal channels.
		Gordon Liddy: Felt 'violated the ethics of the law'
		Liddy suggested that Felt had been also aware of information that was damaging to the Democratic Party but chose to keep silent about it, thus unmasking himself as person driven by partisan politics.
	www.mg.co.za /articlePage.aspx?articleid=242114&area=/breaking_news/breaking_news__international_news (523 words)

	IMAO: Discussion on Frank Discussions: G. Gordon Liddy
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		Michael Graham also worked with Liddy and Liddy wrote one of the jacket notes on Redneck Nation....
		Excerpt: Frank J. interviews Liddy, who I had the fortune to meet in 1992 at a speech at Georgetown University.
	www.imao.us /cgi-bin/mt-tb.cgi?__mode=view&entry_id=1280 (218 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy Ate My Balls!
		By now, most people know that when G. Gordon Liddy was young, he cured himself of a childhood fear of rats by taking a rat that his cat had killed, roasting it over a pile of burning twigs and eating it. This was all related in his autobiography, Will.
		Despondent at first, G. Gordon Liddy soon discovered that a military hospital at night is practically the Old Country Buffet of ball eating.
		We're all aquainted with G. Gordon Liddy the convicted Watergate felon, G. Gordon Liddy the paranoid and reactionary radio host, and G. Gordon Liddy the actor. But few people are aware of a side of this right wing extremist that he's tried to keep secret until now: G. Gordon Liddy, voracious consumer of BALLS.
	www.geocities.com /TelevisionCity/Studio/7495 (867 words)

	Ancestry of G. Gordon Liddy
		Gordon Liddy should not be considered either exhaustive or authoritative, but rather as a first draft.
		Several ancestors of G. Gordon Liddy appear in the
		Liddy is not eligible for membership in the NSDAR (by not being female), he is eligible for membership in the equivalent organization for men, the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution.
	www.wargs.com /other/liddy.html (174 words)

	IMAO: Frank Discussions: G. Gordon Liddy
		Liddy: When I was a boy, of course, you had girly calendars in every garage, factory, and everything else that you could think of.
		Liddy: I think somebody who has been consistent no matter what his combat record in Vietnam was — someone who has since consistently voted against the actual defense of the United States is not what we need to fight a war.
		Liddy: Given that we’re at war, which is the most important factor, he is an excellent wartime president, and that’s what we need right now.
	www.imao.us /archives/001280.html (5566 words)

	Liddy Calls Felt a 'Pitiful, Pathetic Old Man' -- 06/01/2005
		(CNSNews.com) - Conservative radio talk show host G. Gordon Liddy, who was sent to jail for his role in the Watergate scandal, said former FBI Deputy Director F. Mark Felt is a "flawed individual" who was pressured to confess his identity as the confidential source known as "Deep Throat" because his family wanted money.
		Liddy told the Fox News Channel's John Gibson Wednesday that as a law enforcement officer if Felt had evidence of a crime and the participants of that crime, "he was duty bound to take that to the grand jury."
		Right now, he's a pitiful, pathetic old man who can hardly stand and whose mind is there sometimes and is not at other times," added Liddy.
	www.cnsnews.com /ViewPolitics.asp?Page=\Politics\archive\200506\POL20050601b.html (397 words)

	KCAA 1050 AM - G. Gordon Liddy
		Liddy is one guy you'll either love or hate...or maybe you'll just love to hate him! It's been 30 years since Watergate...
		The notorious "G-Man" presents an eclectic mix of topics and guests from virtually every walk of life, reflecting his wide range of interests from Washington intrigue to skydiving.
		Raising hackles on the necks of liberals, he makes Rush Limbaugh look like a pussycat.
	www.kcaaradio.com /Liddy.html (104 words)

	G. Gordon Liddy
		Gordon Liddy, after reviewing the evidence behind the Watergate story as told in "Silent Coup", added a new chapter at the end of his autobiography "Will", adopting the "Silent Coup" version of Watergate.
		The NEW "Will" paperback from St. Martin's press is available at a bookstore near you.
	www.watergate.com /silentcoup/liddy.htm (63 words)

	Presidential Pardon of G. Gordon Liddy Petition
		Below is a petition for a presidential pardon of G. Gordon Liddy -- imprisoned for a grossly excessive term during the Watergate media circus.
		Gordon Liddy is true American, one who represents honor, duty, and love for his country.
		BE IT KNOWN that the undersigned respectfully urges you, President George W. Bush, to exercise your power under the United States Constitution, Article II, Section 2, clause 1, and grant a full and unconditional pardon to G. Gordon Liddy for all offenses for which he was convicted.
	www.thepetitionsite.com /takeaction/708175245?ltl=1123340388 (1636 words)

	Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy (1982) (TV)
		Plot Outline: Based on the autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy who spent 54 months in prison following the Watergate scandal.
		Some woosies make careers outta being tough guys: Liddy and Conrad were two.
		Robert Conrad was one of the standard bearers (along with Tom Selleck) of Hollywood's supposed right wing (until he got nailed for drunk driving here a coupla years back): Ba Ba Black Sheep and this Liddy movie.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0084908 (339 words)

	CNN - Watergate figure John Ehrlichman dies at age 73 - February 15, 1999
		Another Watergate felon, Washington radio talk show host G. Gordon Liddy, said Ehrlichman had been undergoing dialysis treatment for some time.
		Ehrlichman and Nixon's chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, were known as the "Berlin Wall" because they constituted a sort of palace guard that shielded the reclusive Nixon from unwelcome encounters.
		The cause of death was complications from diabetes, said Mark Barnett, executive director of American International Television, who shot a never-aired documentary on Ehrlichman called "In the Eye of the Storm."
	www.cnn.com /US/9902/15/obit.ehrlichman.01 (682 words)

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