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As is his wont, President Clinton chooses not to share the stuff that might have made the book worth reading.

Of course he wouldn't include anything that wasn't covered in his "plea bargain" and could still get him indicted and imprisoned for a long time.

1 posted on 06/24/2004 6:30:03 PM PDT by wagglebee
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........what's missing in 'My Life'

Uuuuhhhhhhhhh, the whole truth and nothing but (ALL) the truth?

2 posted on 06/24/2004 6:34:04 PM PDT by ALASKA (For every victim of terrorism, we should take out ten family members of the responsible terrorist.)
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"........what's missing in 'My Life'"

Ummm, the truth about Vince and Ron would be a start......


3 posted on 06/24/2004 7:05:27 PM PDT by 1ofmanyfree
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For any one who might be interested:

"My Life" is apparently already available for download in various usenet forums. I suppose in e-book form.

4 posted on 06/24/2004 7:37:15 PM PDT by C210N
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Just when I was starting to remember Clinton fondly a just a skirt chasing rascal, you have to go and remind me about the Chinese.


6 posted on 06/24/2004 7:50:25 PM PDT by farfromhome (Was Clinton a good president? That depends on what your definition of 'was' is.)
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doesnt mention Walt Hubbel either.......


7 posted on 06/24/2004 7:56:16 PM PDT by prognostigaator
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Cashill is on firm ground when he is talking about the omissions of the Thompson, Cox, etc. investigations, and about Clinton's shameful failure to address his administration's curious way of doing business with the Chinese oligarchy.

But ... he's been indulging one of Clinton's inhaling sessions, to claim that Ron Brown was murdered. What killed Ron was a bad combination of a military culture that can't say no to a tasking, and a civilian administration that couldn't say yes to the resources the military needed.

You, too, would wind up in a smoking hole if somebody tried to fly you into that airport in clouds at night, with only the equipment that was on that VC-37, and with crewmembers as overworked and ill-rested as those on the plane.

By the way -- the reason that they couldn't fly a precision approach (safer) and had to try to fly an awkward NDB approach (higher workload and no confidence you are clear of terrain, as the plane turned out not to be), is that those wonderful Serbs had looted the ILS equipment from Dubrovnik. I'm not sure yet whether it wound up on a Serbian airfield, or if it was sold somewhere else and wound up as cash in Slobo's or Ratko's or some other charming war criminal's Swiss accounts. Hey, maybe some Croat warlord stole it back... it just wasn't where it needed to be that day, and a bunch of people, including the grifting Brown, died.

Cashill is very selective about the facts he includes on the crash -- so selective he includes a lot of assertions as if they were facts. But nobody murdered Brown, however much delight his premature end may have brought to the Clinton crime family.

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F


8 posted on 06/24/2004 9:43:36 PM PDT by Criminal Number 18F
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