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That's a good point about the whistle blower angle.

However, I think that there is just no way to "prove" a lot of this stuff. It's not like there is a tape recording or a memo where it's all outlined by the Clintonistas to ignore this stuff.

Although I have seen some under oath testimony that people have been told to shut it down, meaning the OKC probe into Islamic or Iraqi involvement.

Re Jayna's book...I resisted reading it too and for the same reasons. I have never read that stuff by conspiracy theorists because I don't believe most of it.

Her book isn't conspiracy theory though and is based on solid research and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. When I read that Woolsey endorsed her work, I decided to buy the book and I've never regretted it.

Although I have seen some under oath testimony that people have been told to shut it down, meaning the OKC probe into Islamic or Iraqi involvement.

"Evidence strongly suggests it was Gorelick – not the ineffectual Freeh – who not only misdirected the FBI's investigation into Oklahoma City, but also the FBI investigation into TWA Flight 800. The parallels between the two cases are shocking. And in each case, the Clinton administration constrained the FBI for the same reason: to advance the re-election chances of its standard bearer. "

Although [Jayna]Davis does not document Gorelick's role in Oklahoma City, media accounts routinely describe her as the director of the Oklahoma City task force, the so-called "field commander." As Davis has told me, someone in Washington called the FBI in Oklahoma City and issued a two-word directive on its investigation into Islamic terrorism: "Kill it."

Oklahoma City, TWA Flight 800, and the Gorelick connection