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Liddy showed strength of character by refusing to give information about the Watergate Plumbers. It was a crime to refuse to testify, and Liddy spent time in jail, while refusing to testify. Not to mention that Liddy alludes to the idea that he received death threats while in DC jail, in his book on the Watergate.
There is a moral principle, that when a session with a massuese is agreed upon, that what goes on in the massage session is private, and that the massuese and her client will keep what occurred private. So the unidentified massuese who gave Al Gore a massage, and then divulged the private details of the massage to the police and the National Enquirer, betrayed the ordinary trust that should exist between a masseuse and the client. Did Al Gore's behavior justify the breach of confidentiality by the unidentified masseuse?
How many times did Al Gore check into hotels registered as Mr. Stone? Is there some type of crime for cheking into a hotel under a false name? Everything is so over-criminalized these days, that there is probably a violation of some law in falsely registering for a hotel room. Did Al have a false ID for Mr. Stone?
I read a story today about a Portland newspaper who knew about this about a year ago. They tried real hard to nail Gore, and in the end, they gave up. They even went as far as placing countrywide ads in Craigslist, asking for any information on other possible situations that might have occurred with Gore. Nothing but crickets. So if I were you, I would not assume anything, and your previous posts read like they came out of a soap opera.