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To: YadaYada
The fundraising investigation involved the Clinton campaign's alleged acceptance of donations from operatives working for the People's Republic of China (PRC) as well as other foreign sources. But the Gorelick memo of 1995 prevented intelligence collected by U.S. agents overseas from being used in domestic criminal investigations

Okay. NOW we are connecting the dots.

This is so obvious that I can't believe it didn't come up sooner. This is the missing piece - - the answer to the question of WHY Gorelick erected "the wall", and ended up aiding and abetting in the terrorist murder of 3,000 Americans.

It had nothing to do with protecting "civil liberties", etc.

Clinton, Gorelick, et al, needed to obstruct the investigations into Clinton foreign fundraising and money-laundering. Well, duh - - it was right there in front of our faces the whole time. No wonder it was so important for the Democrats to get Gorelick on the 9-11 commission.

11 posted on 04/26/2004 7:04:29 PM PDT by Lancey Howard
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To: Lancey Howard
Clinton, Gorelick, et al, needed to obstruct the investigations into Clinton foreign fundraising and money-laundering.

Close. You see the investigations hadn't begun yet as they were post election. It was my assertion a few weeks back that the wall was erected in order to smooth the way in order to solicit the funds. That is to prevent an investigation from occuring in the first place. That means I think the whole foreign donations thing was premeditated on the part of the Clinton/McAuliffe machine. Of course we here already know there wasn't an unending series of accidents and WHOOPSIES. This was Clinton policy.

18 posted on 04/26/2004 7:48:08 PM PDT by Rightwing Conspiratr1 (Lock-n-load!)
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