9-11 Survivors Report on How Bill Clinton Left America Vulnerable to Terrorist Attacks

D.C. Chapter ^ | Thursday, April 8, 2004

[kristinn]

This report will be released at the Hart Building this morning before the start of the 9-11 Commission hearing.

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[American_Centurion]

I remember right after 9-11 most people I spoke with, Republican and Democrat, seemed to be in agreement that Blythe Clinton was the leading cause of death on 9-11.

It was clear that his willy-nilly tomahawk strikes did nothing to discourage Al Qaeda's blood lust.

[Just mythoughts]

Time to set the "record" straight.

These terrorists of the world believe that after they chased us out of Somalia, this nation was an easy target.

The Clinton Administration spent their years ruling seeing "Conservatives" a far greater threat to them than any other threat in the world.

After all their stated foreign policy was "EQUALIZE ALL NATIONS".

[Coop]

Well done!

[kristinn]

Thanks. Sorry to post and run, but I'm headed out the door for the Hart Building.

[Coop]

Some light reading. Contrast this article's very accurate description with what we'll hear from Dr. Rice in about 90 minutes.

[Coop]

Sorry to post and run, but I'm headed out the door for the Hart Building.

FWIW, you'll be taking our moral support with you.

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[TomGuy]

Even on of Bin Laden's tapes, after 9-11, admitted bin Laden was emboldened by Clinton's tuck tail and run from Somalia.

Now, Kennedy, Kerry and the most of the libs are whining the same cries about Iraq.

Either they don't understand that cut and run will guarantee us more future attacks on the homeland, or they are so power hungry that they don't care and would do anything to regain their power.

The Nation is still recovering from the Clinton legacy. We can't afford the Kerry promises. He would have us under UN subjugation and would surrender the Nation in the war on Terrorism.

[My tag line is a good description of the Clinton years and the Clinton legacy spin.]

[tgslTakoma]

Kristinn will be distributing copies of this report at the Hart Building this morning before the start of the 9-11 Commission hearing.

I'll be stuck at work without even a radio to hear what goes on.

[Bonesaw]

I still think they are just looking for someone to blame. Tragedy yes, but how could u have anticipated something like that? I mean theres countless numbers of precautions we could think up, but we cant take them all.

[leenie312]

...Well, if you put it that way.../sarcasm

[cardinal4]

Man, I really wish I could get back to DC more often. Since I started school again, I just cant get out as much. Which is a shame. You and the DC Chapter have done more to promote conservatism than I could ever hope to. Keep pinging me though, and Ill keep looking for events of yours that I can get to..

[YaYa123]

kristinn, Once again you have brilliantly documented facts for us to remember, digest, and share with others. I think you provide in these few words, a thoughtful, accurate rebuttal of the Bill Clinton legacy which as we live and breathe, is still being rewritten.

[trebb]

Super job - concise and to the point.

[eeriegeno]

Rather than admitting his guilt and resigning from office like he should have, Bill Clinton fought those seeking to hold him accountable to the rule of law with more energy and determination than he ever did al-Qaeda.

While Bill Clinton is the person who is directly responsible for what happened on 9/11, this country would be well advised to remember who the willing accomplices were who allowed Mr Clinton to continue his personal charade. 100% of them are democrats with names like, Begala, Paneta, Richardson, Reno, Wexler, Frank, Daschle, Gephart, and many, many more.....

Bill Clinton is not solely responsible for what happened......

[SuzanneC]

Excellent job, Kristinn. May we never forget the Clinton complicity in 9/11.

[Quilla]

Excellent summation of facts, I applaud you.

National Security Adviser Rice has taken considerable heat in the media for planning a speech on 9-11 addressing missile defense. I can't help but recall when President Bush took office, one of the first things he had to deal with was the incident with our intentionally crippled spy plane landing in China. We were on pins and needles during the entire affair, albeit, the President handling it swimmingly. Considering that Clinton had sold (for campaign dollars, of course) our missile technology while touting the fact that not a single one was aimed at the U.S., it seems as though missile defense should have been a concern for the incoming administration.

The Bush Administration, staffed with some of the most brilliant minds in history, has performed admirably. God bless them all.

[Taxman]

Excellent essay, my FRiend!

Taxman Bravo Zulu!