Agreed, but you and I know that time spent explaining this to the blind is wasted.
As long as we're on the subject, might as well mention one of Clark's buddies in the U.S. Congress who held conferences with Clark on the possibility of impeaching Dubya during the days leading up to the war in Iraq: John Conyers. Birds of a feather.
Did you figure out what an FDA-approved clinical trial is yet? LOL.
For what it's worth, this is an e-mail that was sent out back in January about this guy:
FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL CASTS CHRIST AS TERRORIST
Establishment media didn't raise an eyebrow last Wednesday when former
U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark compared Jesus Christ to a terrorist
during a press conference for a new anti-war group. Only CNS News took
note when Clark remarked:
"The Christian Church overwhelmingly -- there are exceptions -- who
choose to call Mohammed a terrorist. They could call Jesus a terrorist,
too. I mean, he was pretty tough on money lenders a time or two."
Clark further stated: "The greatest moral force there by far is Islam
because it is present in the prisons. They're the ones that are
respected, they're the ones that are up at 5 a.m. and worshiping,
they're the ones that are praying five times a day and not ashamed to
submit themselves to what they believe is a greater power."
Get the full story only from CNS News at:
http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewCulture.asp?Page=\Culture\archive\200301\CUL20030110a.html CNS News reports the attorney general under Lyndon Johnson made his
remarks apparently in answer to Rev. Jerry Falwell, who referred to
Mohammed as a "terrorist" and a "man of war" in the Oct. 6 edition of
"60 Minutes."
As hard as it is to believe that anyone would call the most loving and
kind Person the world has ever known a terrorist, it's even more
difficult to understand why such anathema didn't register with any of
our national media. The silence is deafening, and it and doesn't sound
good for the future of America when news is so slanted that such
sacrilege slides completely off news pages and webpages.
Such lapses in news judgement are becoming far too common.
ConservativPetitions.com soon will launch a petition asking major media
to report the remarks of Clark and those of Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) as
they do Rev. Falwell's and former Senate minority leader Trent Lott's.
Sen. Murray? Yes, speaking before a group of high school students
recently, Murray held up Osama bin Laden as a role model for U.S.
foreign policy, depict the acknowledged terrorist leader as a
humanitarian reformer who does good deeds on behalf of the poor and
downtrodden of the world.
These are just two of many reasons I check CNSnews.com every day. At
this point, the only place I know you can view the story of Clark's
sacrilege is at:
http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewCulture.asp?Page=\Culture\archive\200301\CUL20030110a.html (Note: you may have to copy and paste this long address without spaces
in your browser)
Phil Sheldon
ConservativePetitions.com