Sarah Palin wins another legal victory in Alaska courts, but there is very little celebrating in Palin-ville as the much anticipated and mythologized iceberg slowly drifts into view.

From Geoffrey Dunn via Huffington Post:

Sarah Palin's erstwhile attorney Thomas Van Flein issued another of his bizarre missives on Palin's Facebook page yesterday in what appeared to be a strange portent of a forthcoming legal ruling ready to crash down on Palin.

In a commentary posted on a judge's recent ruling in Alaska dismissing a suit filed by Alaska political watchdog Andree McLeod regarding Todd Palin's emails, Van Flein--who has the expository grace of an Arctic muskrat--noted that "some claims and suits are pending and are getting resolved in time." It hardly has the sound of justice triumphant, does it?

Van Flein concluded:

"There are, of course, some remaining issues to address....There will be times when Sarah Palin will have to take one for the team in order to continue on with her message to the country and simply resolve matters without having to incur crushing personal debt. That is the cost, unfortunately, of public life today. When that happens, read the details closely--like the details in this court opinion.

Every time you do you will see that Sarah Palin has always acted with honest intent. You will see that again soon."

It doesn't sound like good news for the Thrilla from Wasilla to me. Van Flein and Palin have obviously been warned that another legal storm is on the horizon.

And what might that be? Sources of mine in both Anchorage and Juneau involved with Alaska's Department of Law and the Alaska Public Offices Commission (APOC) are speculating that an ethics act complaint filed last year against Palin and the establishment of her Alaska Fund Trust is about to be settled--against Palin.

(Please click the link provided at the top to read the rest of Dunn's article which provides some very interesting details.)

To say that the wheels of justice move slowly, especially in Alaska, is the understatement of the century.  It has literally been so long since all of us first became aware of a potentially explosive legal finding against Sarah Palin that I almost forgot about it!

Personally I have kind of moved my focus away from the legal side of the Palin melodrama simply because I have always felt that the real damaging scandals have to do with her family and her faked pregnancy.

However that does NOT mean I do not have my antennae up for the huge legal finding that will finally reveal what all of the rumors were about back in July of 2009. 

By the way speaking of legal findings, take a look at Judge McKay's ruling on this last case. Have you ever seen such a snarky and unprofessional ruling? It looks like we have a long way to go before we have cleared out the infestation of Palin-bots still hiding in the cracks and crevices of our political and legal system up here in the Last Frontier.