Cover Up (Very long, but please read.)

Front Page Magazine ^ | 27 Jan 2005 | Jamie Glazov

[rdb3]

I mean, damn. All of this information was out there.

[rdb3]

This will leave you shaking your head in disgust.

[Rodney King]

I mean, damn. All of this information was out there.

Hidden amongst millions of other pieces of information.

[Maria S]

"Cover Up began as an effort to answer the two big unanswered questions left..."


I haven't read the entire piece yet, but I'm guessing the answer to the questions might be, "to protect Clinton."

Maybe no.

Whatever

[Rutles4Ever]

We are at greater risk than we know...

[jamaly]

Bump for later.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

mark for later read

[Velveeta]

WOW!

[cardinal4]

Now we know what Sandy Burgler was up to..

[Publius6961]

Hidden amongst millions of other pieces of information.

Exactly. Just like WMDs. Obvious only after it's been analyzed and resolved.

This is not so much a discussion of a coverup, or even icompetence, so much as a cover up of Political Correctness. The exact analogue of the ongoing (fake) agonizing about "torture" as the threat to civilization (as opposed to terrorism).

[Ditter]

While clinton fiddled.

[SlowBoat407]

With apologies to mhking - just damn.

[bmwcyle]

I think they tried a grand stand play to stop the crime with the information and it failed. The coverup was becauce of this failure.

[stainlessbanner]

bttt

[Velveeta]

I was just perusing Peter Lance's website.

Absolutely fascinating information there in those #302s.

[Bahbah]

Pretty interesting stuff. As to the following, however, "Nobody -- not even the FBI which had 1,000 agents on Long Island sent anybody to St. Louis to interview the K-9 officer whose name was Herman Burnett. Nobody from any of the New York media sent a reporter to talk to him." I seem to recall a picture of the K-9 officer in the papers showing him onboard a plane with his dog so somebody must have talked to him.

[jigsaw]

Most interesting. Thanks for posting this.

[shekkian]

Let me get back to you.

[PGalt]

Thanks for the post! Beginning paragraphs are interesting. Bumping for read after work.

[wayoverontheright]

bump for later.