GENERAL OVERVIEW

 

"It is better to light a candle
than to curse the darkness."

- Chinese Proverb

 

The Clinton Administration has weathered a series of scandals. Viewed individually, each scandal does not appear to be a threat to the stability of the country or to the welfare of the American people. Viewed individually, each scandal can purportedly have an "innocuous," if sometimes awkward, explanation accommodating the known facts.

More often than not, the explanation continuously evolves, particularly when new revelations cross outside the boundaries of the "official" story. Because the initial presentation of the facts, or the initial explanation of the facts, can diametrically oppose the full story upon it’s conclusion, this report will make every effort to present only the facts.

The evidence suggests that the individual scandals are not disconnected; they are sewn together by three common threads:

  • The Administration’s willingness to sacrifice national interests for political gain;

  • The access and influence of foreign entities through campaign contributions and political favors;

  • The desire of foreign entities to maneuver themselves into positions of greater power in the World Theater for the 21st Century.

In each area, the White House directly intervened to change policy. In each area, their intervention resulted in policies which benefited campaign contributors (foreign or domestic) and endangered National security or harmed American interests.

The evidence will show that the Clinton Administration was complicit (1) in the transfer of technology to countries which are considered a strategic threat, or which engage in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to countries which are considered strategic threats, and (2) in abusing the power of the Executive Branch for personal and foreign gain.

 

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