Why Ron Brown feared the NSA

WorldNetDaily ^ | December 22, 2005 | Jack Cashill

[ncountylee]

It is not at all impossible that the information gleaned at the summit warned him off a bribe he had been privately negotiating with the Communist government of Vietnam.

Brown never met a bribe he didn't like.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Of the deaths in the Clinton Body Count, Ron Brown has intrigued me the most. He was corrupt, but he engaged in obligatory, routine government type corruption. He knew he was way out of his league when he started learning of Chinagate and other Clinton scandals.

If he knew that Clinton was onto to him I just don't know why would he accept a "trade mission" to Bosnia knowing deep down that it was shady.

[isom35]

yeah the storm the plane went down in was the "worst in 10 years" (at least that was the mantra all the media kept repeating. Brown needed that plane trip like a hole in the head.

[Dan Evans]

Brown needed that plane trip like a hole in the head.

Good one!

[DB]

I agree.

It also interesting that there was a survivor after the crash that was apparently conscious and talking when she was found. She died while being transported to hospital.

Ron Browns "autopsy" is another very odd story.

[Dan Evans]

The Bullet Hole

[Mind-numbed Robot]

I have wondered if the use of Larry Flynt and his despicable offer of millions for any dirt on Republicans during the impeachment runup wasn't just a cover for information the Clintons already had through the misuse of FBI files, Echelon, etc. I suspect thay have and are extorting a lot of people.

[woofie]

wow this is like the good old days

[singfreedom]

This whole thing makes my skin crawl. To think there are people out there that are willing to put this pair of criminals back in the White House is just mind numbing.

[Smokin' Joe]

No one seems to remember this one, either CARNIVORE

[Smokin' Joe]

To think there are people out there that are willing to put this pair of criminals back in the White House is just mind numbing.

Hitler had scads of willing helpers, too. No surprise that there are many sold souls out there.

[Jaxter]

[OldCorps]

Very interesting article. This is the problem I have with the Homeland Security Act. I have no problem with the Bush administration having these additional powers to monitor communications within the US, but I think these same powers would be used by any future Democratic administration to pursue its own corrupt objectives..a la the Clinton years.

In the final analysis, less government power means more freedom for you and me.

Regards,
OC

[Jimmy Valentine]

Agreed. Ashcroft did not worry me. Gonzalez does not worry me.

The thought of Hillary's attorney general (Jaimie Gorelick?) holding the levers on the Patriot Act is like someone dropped a popsicle down the back of my neck.

[DainBramage]

One interesting tidbit I remember was that the flight controller in charge of the tower committed suicide soon after the crash..like a day later.

The plane flew straight into a mountain off course from the direct path of the runway..almost as if the ILS was being sent directly from the mountain side....hmm.

[Just mythoughts]

Clintons needed no Patriot Act to deal with Ron Brown!!!!

[dsc]

Pingski for laterski.

[freedom4me]

"I suspect thay have and are extorting a lot of people."

Since the ascension of Bill and Hill the Dems that lost election after election on local, state, and national levels. Perhaps the extortion angle explains why the Dems hold the Clintons so dear. Those 900 or so FBI files may have contained info on a Democrat or two.

[Bear_Slayer]

ECHELON was capable of scrutinizing just about every fax, e-mail, phone call and telex message in the world

Someone with knowledge please brief me on the technology possibility of this. I don't buy it.