[billorites]

"Ah yes, the strawberries. That's when I knew I had them."

[abner]

Always making trouble aren't ya'?

Good job!

[nuffsenuff]

NICE WORK!!!

Can you ping me if you get any updates?

[ALASKA]

Good for you!! Thanks for holding his feet to the fire. I'll be waiting for his follow up to you.

[ikka]

Congratulations for asking the tough questions our supposedly "hardworking" media won't. Proud to say I am a fellow Freeper with folks like you lighting the way!

[lugsoul]

Wonder what Sir Michael Jackson would have to say about the Bloody Sunday massacre in Derry - the one he commanded.

[OldFriend]

One little problem with your question.......the Russians were already in control of the airport. Clark wanted to fire on them.

Sir Jackson was not hysterical or exhausted, he was astounded that Clark was being so irresponsible.

Secretary of Defense Cohen relieved Clark of his duties and sent him packing.

Cohen, Shelton, and others have low regard for General Clark.

[Grut]

I wonder what General Sir Micheal Jackson would say about this exchange.

He'd say "yes, that's right, I was exhausted and hysterical", of course. ;^)

[demlosers]

HELP me Mary!

Clark sounds nervous about it.

[Chad Fairbanks]

I wonder what General Sir Micheal Jackson would say about this exchange.

Probably, "Why are you wasting my time asking me about this, when I've just been formally charged for some things that happened at Neverland Ranch?"

Just kidding ;0) - Excellent job, KP!

[cwb]

This is intersting...especially the part about reading his book. While I don't have the quote on hand, Clark expained how absolutley frustrating it was for him to wage a war with what he described was a certain "European attitude." It was these attitudes (like those of Sir Michael Jackson), that Clark said complicated the mission. If this is true, someone needs to ask Clark, why in the world he thinks "international communities" like the UN, EU or even NATO should be usurping American's role in Iraq. In his own words, he practically accuses them of incompetence.

[lonevoice]

Good for you! I'm proud that you're a FReeper.

[EGPWS]

His wife asked me if I have read his(Wes Clarks)book, I have not. She said I would understand if I read the book. I'll go to the Derry Library on Monday morning for it.

Mmmm, don't ask questions of me in public, let me refer you to my wife who can do a much better job of promoting my book than I.

Next?

[Destro]

KPfromDerryNH, you asked a good question but not the right question!

You should have asked hum to explain the following charge against him:

Wesley Clark's Ties To Muslim Terrorists

The retired General who had been refusing to declare himself a Democrat or Republican is now declaring himself a Democratic presidential candidate. But more important than his party affiliation is Wesley Clark’s bizarre view on how to fight terrorism. The media refer to Clark’s impressive military credentials but they fail to note that his main accomplishment under President Clinton was presiding over the establishment of a base for radical Islamic terrorism, including Osama bin Laden, in Kosovo.

See also:

Milosevic vs Clark: From the Heavily Edited Transcripts

MR. MILOSEVIC: [Interpretation] 4 Q. General Clark, is it true that in an interview that you gave for 5 The New Yorker on the 17th of November, you said that the war that you 6 waged was technically illegal?

U.N. JUDGE MAY: Now, that is precisely the point.

[Nick Danger]

Sir Michael Jackson

As opposed to Miss Michael Jackson, who is something completely different.

[mylife]

Good on ya KPfromDerryNH!!

[MinuteGal]

If he DOES let you anywhere near him next time (hah!), stay "undercover". Just play the innocent soccer-mom type and don't comment too much. Ask leading questions while staring at him with adoring eyes.

Then report his answers back to us. You will then be honored as a member of FR's "Deep Throat" unit and will be awarded the Freeper Eagle for Deaninguished Service.

Leni

[kayak]

Way to go, Katherine! You are one of FR's finest!

[geedee]

Hot damn, a fifty-year-old confirmed bachelor done fell in love. Okay, okay, being fat and ugly and divorced also has something to do with it . . . but for the most part I just haven't found the woman of my dreams. Then I read your thread and, like an acne-scarred teenager window-peeping on the head cheerleader, I hurry off to your homepage and, alas, I think I discovered you're already taken. Darn it.

LOL.

You got MOJO, girlfrand. Keep it up! I can see the stupefied look on Bubba-Jean Clark's face now.

[Syncro]

" For example, there is the 1993 siege of David Koresh's Mount Carmel commune in Waco, Texas, where four law-enforcement officers were killed and nearly 90 civilians - men, women and children - massacred by being shot and/or burned alive.

Those seeking an investigation of his part in the Waco outrage say that Clark not only played a hidden role in the military-style assault on the Branch Davidians, but easily could have refused to participate in what was a clear violation of the Posse Comitatus Act (but he didn't) that bars use of the U.S. military for civilian law-enforcement activities."

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