The attempted murder of this attorney saved Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign (yes, really)

Those who have seen this clip have found it chilling. No, I don't accuse Bill Clinton of hiring someone to kill Gary Johnson. It was, however, very convenient that Johnson's tape was stolen and he was beaten to within an inch of his life. It just happened to make things work out well for Bill and Hillary. They just seem to lead a charmed political life.

The producer of the CLINTON CHRONICLES is a friend of mine. Bill Clinton was really upset by this production and called it "That damn video." His claim that it was a Jerry Falwell video was false. Falwell was simply one of the many distributors who wanted to make sure that the public saw it.

Attack Larry Nichols if you like. He made some foolish predictions. But pay attention to the interview with attorney Gary Johnson.

Here is the overview. Johnson lived next door to Gennifer Flowers at the Quapaw Towers. The security camera used to protect his condo also caught her door. That camera taped Bill going into Gennifer Flowers' condo on numerous occasions with his own key.

Keep in mind that Clinton was denying the affair with Gennifer Flowers. Anthony Pellicano, the guy now in prison in California, was hired to claim that Flowers' taped conversations with Bill were doctored. They were not. That has been proven.

Had this security camera tape surfaced while he was lying about Flowers, it would have sent the evil couple back to Arkansas. If it was the Democrats' turn for the presidency in 1992, so be it. But any one of them could have presided over a great economy by just staying out of the way. The Clintons are criminals. Johnson's video could have certainly saved this nation a great deal of grief. We would not be facing the prospect of Hillary in 2008.

You will hear Johnson tell how three henchmen confiscated the tape, then proceeded to smash in his nasal cavity, break his collarbone, break his elbows, puncture his bladder and spleen, and leave him for dead.

No, this kind of stuff is not old news and will come back stronger than ever with Hillary in the White House. The Clintons have used private investigators to threaten witnesses and have used the IRS against its enemies. Unfortunately, what is sealed within the Barrett Report is not for public view. Someone who knew what he had to do threatened the lives of Kathleen Willey's children to try to keep her from testifying in the Paula Jones case. Those who are charged with protecting the interests of the Clintons will always do what they need to do. You saw what they did to Billy Dale. There is still much that the public does not even know.

Watch the Johnson interview. Pass it on. People can make their own judgments, but they need to have all of the information.

Do not ever doubt that Hillary Rodham Clinton is capable of doing anything for power. Anything.

Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2003 1:02 p.m. EDT
Clinton Private Eye to Stand Trial

The press has been strangely silent on the political ties of Los Angeles private investigator Anthony Pellicano, who goes on trial next month on weapons charges after he failed to reach a plea bargain with prosecutors in California on Monday.

The Associated Press, for instance, reported the latest development in Pellicano’s case without mentioning even once the names of the accused sleuth’s most famous clients, Bill and Hillary Clinton.

That’s certainly good news for the former president and first lady, since Pellicano offered to plead guilty to one charge of illegally possessing C-4 explosives as long as prosecutors were willing to drop two other charges listed in an indictment against the former presidential dirt digger.

After all, nothing could spoil Sen. Clinton’s sub rosa “Draft Hillary” presidential campaign faster than a batch of pesky media inquiries about why one of her recruits was caught with enough Plastique to take out a 747 (according to the FBI).

“Pellicano was arrested last November,” noted the AP, “after FBI agents searched his office as part of an investigation into threats made to Los Angeles Times reporter Anita Busch, who was investigating a possible connection between action star Steven Seagal and an alleged Mafia associate.”

Under the circumstances, one would think Pellicano’s involvement with Clinton Inc. might at least merit a mention in press accounts, given the number of Bill’s female accusers who also say they were threatened.

And while the L.A. gumshoe has never been tied to any of that nasty business, he was enlisted as an “audio expert” in 1992 to “analyze” Gennifer Flowers’ audiotapes of her conversations with the future president.

Pellicano’s verdict: Flowers’ tapes had been “selectively edited.” (Truth Verification Labs later certified the recordings as 100 percent authentic.)

The Clintons’ “audio expert” popped up later in the midst of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, producing an old boyfriend who helpfully explained to reporters that Monica once boasted she was going to Washington to get her “presidential kneepads.”

The full array of charges listed in the indictment of the one-time Clintonista include two felony counts of possessing unregistered firearms and C-4 explosives, along with one misdemeanor count of unlawfully storing a plastic explosive. If convicted, he faces up to 21 years in prison, the AP said.

Of the 91 mainstream media reports on Pellicano’s case since it erupted last November, only one, in the New York Post, bothered to mention his Clinton connection, saying only that he “sleuthed for the likes of Bill and Hillary.”

On a related note, I’ve been thinking about creating a website centered around the Barrett report; something that would include information and links, and most importantly a petition for the release of the report.

I’ve always been a big believer in grassroots activism, and in the power of individual voices when they join together. We’ve seen that power excercised with the Miers decision, the Dubai ports deal, and most recently with respect to the Senate’s amnesty bill. If we can get some movement on this, it would be a death blow to the Hillary! campaign.

Any ideas?

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