Homeland Security Aide Caught On Tape

You knew it was happening and just as with anything the cabal does they are sloppy about it - providing the proof of their wrongdoing:

The Sunday Times reports Stephen Payne, a cabal pioneer and a political appointee to the Homeland Security Advisory Council, was caught on tape offering access to key members of the cabal's inner circle in exchange for “six-figure donations to the private library" being set up to commemorate shrub's malignancy.

In an undercover video, Payne is seen promising to arrange a meeting for an exiled leader of Krygystan with Dick Cheney or Condoleezza Rice. (Not the shrub because “he doesn’t meet with a lot of former Presidents these days,” Payne says. “I don’t think he meets with hardly anyone.”) All it will take for him to arrange this high-level meeting, says Payne, is “a couple hundred thousand dollars, or something like that”:

PAYNE: The exact budget I will come up with. But it will be somewhere between $600,000 and $750,000, with about a third of it going directly to the shrub library. […]

200, 250, something like that. That’s gonna be a show of “we’re interested, we’re your friends, we’re still friends.”

Watch the startling video here.

The Times reports, “The revelation confirms long-held suspicions that favors are being offered in return for donations to the libraries which outgoing presidents set up to house their archives and safeguard their political legacies.” shrub loyalists previously said they had “identified wealthy heiresses, Arab nations and captains of industry as potential ‘mega’ donors” to the shrub library.

The Department of Homeland Security website reports that the “Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC) provides advice and recommendations to the Secretary on matters related to homeland security.” Payne has been a member of the council since August 2007.

In Jan. 2008, Payne — an early supporter of Rudy Giuliani — said he would throw his support to John McCain if Giuliani dropped out. A personal lackey of shrub, Payne has helped clear brush on the Crawford Ranch with the shrub.