The Clinton Administration And The Extradition Of bin-Laden - The True Story

Pipeline News ^ | 10 July 2004 | Janet McElligott

[Kate of Spice Island]

Cool Picture, MeekOneGop.

I will read the rest later.

Have a great day!

[MeekOneGOP]

Thanks. You have a lovely evening, too.

[Tolik]

WOW. Fascinating.

Thanks for the ping. BTTT!

[NewLand]

bookmarked!

[Quilla]

Well, well, well. First Clinton blames America for September 11, 2001. Then he claimed he briefed the incoming Administration on the danger bin Laden posed. And all the while he was in CYA mode, a position he's had to take since he first showed his face in political arena.

Gorelick put that wall up to stop the CIA and FBI from colluding on the campaign finance investigation. Three thousand people paid with their lives because of Clinton's nefarious dealings.

Thanks for posting this enlightening article. Sadly, only a handful actually see the light.

[SierraWasp]

I second what Quilla said!! Hope you're sleeping better and that business is good!!!

[lainde]

Amazing article with details I have not heard before. He really shouldn't bother writing books. His legacy will always be 911...

[nopardons]

bttt

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

"Incredibly, in my view, the information from the Clinton White House about the Sudanese offers of information about al-Qaida had not been passed along to the incoming Bush administration."

Especially incredible in light of the fact that Bush kept people like George Tenent and Richard Clarke in his administration to provide continuity . . .

[bray]

BJ released or entertained more terrorists in the WH than he caught. W has killed or caught 2/3 of Al Queda's leadership. Who would you have in the war on terrorism??

Pray for W and Our Awesome Troops

[Lando Lincoln]

Thanks FRiend......sleeping a bit better, still have headaches but the willpower is strong. One doc commented that my "constitution" is off the scale. Really, I'm feeling better. Thanks for asking.

I agree with your comment about Quilla. Captured the criminal behavior of Clinton perfectly.

Great to have FRiends.

Lando

[SierraWasp]

Great Graphics!!! (nice addition)

Sometime I'll FReepmail ya and ask you if there's any "buzz" amongst your fellow "Captains of Industry" about the implementation of the new "Health Savings Accounts" the Repubs legalized to enlist employees in "The War on Overutilization" of employer sponsored health plans.

Yes, it's connected to the subject of this thread. If the Clintons had been more "focused like a laser" on National Security, instead of National Healthcare (and wanton strumpets in the oral orofice), we would have been a whole lot less likely to have had two major attacks on our people and our economy by Bin Laden in the heart of America's financial district!!!

There!!! How's that for shifty???

[mabelkitty]

Money laundering by Reich bump.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

The Democratic Party, including as it does most of the entertainment media, is great at second guessing a Republican administration. But, being socialist and therefore enamored of the idea of greatness but contemptuous of the discipline of setting priorities and delegating authority, a Democratic administration enters office with fine ability to blame problems on its predecessors but with no ability to actually do the job.

Thus, the "great" FDR Administration which had no idea of how to cure the Depression into which Hoover had bungled and spent years trying anything and everything - with the one guiding principle of always blaming Herbert Hoover for the situation.

Thus, the Kennedy/Johnson Administration which ran to the right of Eisenhower on national defense but bungled the Bay of Pigs and foundered entirely in its micromanagement of Viet Nam.

Thus, the Carter Administration which left the economy in a shambles of Hooveresque proportions and turned Iran from an ally to an adversary.

Thus the Clinton Administration with its permanent campaign, its trail of abuses of office, its record of military ineptitude in Mogadishu, and to inability to identify and confront the threat of Al Qaeda.

And thus the Kerry/Edwards ticket with an executive resume with a grand total of about 3 years of (entry-level) leadership in the Navy to its credit.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"At the time, 1996, he had committed no crime against America so I did not bring him here because we had no basis on which to hold him..."

A nation of laws can never function. Clinton also pardoned a crack dealer, helping his brother-in-law, Hugh Rodham get a pardoning fee. It's perfectly legal. The only recourse is an impeachment vote. But impeachment is being treated identically to a court room. Once again, a nation of laws. I'm sure that these lawyer-types think we should amend the power of pardoning. No thanks. A good president can do tremendous good with pardons, such as pardoning 1,000 people who were convicted with defending themselves with 'unregistered guns' in a single day, pardoning political prisoners, etc. We have yet to see the great good that can come from unbridled pardoning by a non-Clinton.

Back to the 'Almighty Law', 40 million unborn MURDERED-- LEGALLY. The Almighty, BABYKILLING LAW. I'm UP TO HERE with 'nation of laws'. Let's be a nation of wisdom, and let the chips fall where they may.

[IncPen]

... must read ...

[Remole]

ping for later read

[dead]

Bump! Fascinating article.

[BartMan1]

Please, dear God in heaven, I beseech you, let history honestly record the perfidy , cupidity, mendacity and utter blinding stupidity of the Clinton administration in all its varied forms.

Let it be done...