Posted on 09/07/2006 3:57:24 AM PDT by johnny7
WASHINGTON - Top officials of the Clinton administration have launched a pre-emptive strike against an ABC "docudrama," slated to air Sunday and Monday, that they say includes made-up scenes depicting them as undermining attempts to kill Osama bin Laden.
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright called one scene involving her "false and defamatory." Former National Security Adviser Sandy Berger said the film "flagrantly misrepresents my personal actions." Former White House aide Bruce Lindsey, who now heads the William J. Clinton Foundation, said: "It is unconscionable to mislead the American public about one of the most horrendous tragedies our country has ever known."
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Just to remind all of one tactic employed by Team Clinton over the black years they held the seats of power -- a variation of front-running, of stage managing expectations -- they would trumpet negatives and raise flack PRIOR to some staged play or report that supposedly made them look really really bad. When the event took place or the report was released, the Clintonistas didn't look as bad as the front-ruuning clamor had let on, so that the public's final impression was "What was all the uproar? That wasn't so bad."
There IS a God.
More reasons to despise Jerkoff I and his shit-heel wife.
Its funny , they sure didnt mind when Michael Moore produced that POS movie he put out,I still remember how half the Senate showed up at the Uptown theater when it opened, but when the shoe fits their foot they cry out like banshee's.
The truth really smarts when it hits the Demmies.
However, I think I'll tune in now as I may learn something.
Well, I don't recall a big stink when Miniter's book came out with the same info.
It's no more unconscionable than Bubba freely giving away hummers in the Oral Oriface. Doing nothing after the Khobar Towers, doing nothing after the USS Cole attack, and doing nothing but slap handcuffs on a vicious blind sheik after WTC 1993, or wagging your crooked finger in our collective faces and lying through your stupid teeth.
The Clintonista are TERRIFIED that the FACTS will be presented to the average sheeple in a way they will actually pay attention to....
In a Made-for-TV Movie...
For the Administration that let the topic of the CBS Movie Of The Week drive policy, this is a nightmare.....
The program has to be wrong, the script was not faxed from a Kinko's in Waco.
They gave him a seat next to Carter for that... at the DNConvention!
I remember reading in the WaPo, the Senators all came out all smiles and slapping each other on the back.
Yeah... somebody check the trail of papers behind Mr. Burgler. His statements are a joke.
What pathetic creeps these people are.
Keep talking, Bill.
The ratings will go through the roof.
After all the furor from the left, this has become must-see TV for me.
This will be the first time I've watched network TV in a long, long time.
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!!!!!!
Exactly. Commercial free, without being hassled by greasy long-haired liberals in the movie theater.
+ On Jan. 6, 1996, Clinton had a sexual encounter with Lewinsky the White House intern. (Starr Report)
+ Week of Jan. 14 - 21, Clinton had several sessions of phone sex with Lewinsky. (Starr Report)
+ On Jan. 21, Clinton had another sexual encounter with Lewinsky. (Starr Report)
+ On Feb. 4, Clinton activities included a sexual encounter followed by a leisurely chat with Lewinsky, as the two "sat and talked [afterward] for about 45 minutes," (Starr Report)
+ On Feb. 6, U.S. Ambassador to the Sudan Tim Carney met with Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Osman Mohammed Taha at Taha's home in the capital city of Khartoum. "If you want bin Laden, we will give you bin Laden," Foreign Minister Taha told Ambassador Carney. (Losing bin Laden-Richard Miniter)
+ In late February or March, the president telephoned her (Lewinsky) at home and said he was disappointed that, because she had already left the White House for the evening, they could not get together. (Starr Report)
+ On March 10, Sudan's Minister of State for Defense Elfatih Erwa met with the CIA's Africa bureau chief. On instructions from its president, the government of Sudan agreed to arrest bin Laden and hand him over to U.S law enforcement at a time and place of the Clinton administration's choosing. "Where should we send him?" Erwa asked the CIA representative. (Losing bin Laden-Richard Miniter)
**THAT SAME DAY** (March 10)- Ms. Lewinsky took a visiting friend, Natalie Ungvari, to the White House. They bumped into the president, who said when Ms. Lewinsky introduced them, 'You must be her friend from California.' Ms. Ungvari was 'shocked' that the president knew where she was from. (Starr Report)
President Clinton has acknowledged being fully briefed on the Sudanese efforts to turn over the 9/11 mastermind, admitting that he made the final decision to turn the offer down."The Sudanese wanted America to start dealing with them again," Clinton confirmed during a February 2002 speech to a New York business group. (Losing bin Laden-Richard Miniter)
+ On March 31, Clinton had sex with Lewinsky. (Starr Report)
+ On May 18, bin Laden boarded a chartered plane in Khartoum with his wives, children, some 150 al-Qaida jihadists and a cache of arms - and flew off to Jalalabad, Afghanistan. (Losing bin Laden-Richard Miniter)
+ 1998- There had been numerous earlier reports of bin Laden's interest in using aircraft for terror attacks, including a 1998 plot to fly an explosives-laden plane from a foreign country into the World Trade Center. (Curt Anderson, Associated Press Writer)
+ Sunday, April 4, 2004- The ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said Sunday that President Clinton's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky compromised U.S. national security because it left him unable to deal with the threat posed by al-Qaida.
"What really happened here, I think, is President Clinton's greatest mistake was Monica Lewinsky,"Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., told Fox News Sunday. "And that forced him to take his eye off the ball. He lost the ability to lead the nation."
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