Posted on 01/12/2008 9:12:04 AM PST by Sioux-san
In researching the April 1996 Croatian plane crash that killed former Clinton Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, I slowly but steadily moved to the conclusion that it was not an accident.
The evidence strongly supports sabotage by Croatian intelligence. The evidence just as strongly argues that Croatian president Franjo Tudjman and his son Miroslav, the nation’s intelligence chief, had no reason to initiate such a plot.
After Brown had a literal “come to Jesus” experience in early 1996, however, several parties did have reason to fear Brown in his increasingly apparent confessional mode.
Chief among them were the Clinton White House and the People’s Republic of China in that Brown served as principal bagman in their campaign cash-for-technology exchanges.
The misfortunes of those close to and opposing the Clintons receive so little scrutiny from the media causes me to wonder if they would be so bold as to raise a hand against Obama. And I wonder how the media would respond. Would it be another Vince Foster ‘non-event’ in the media or would it finally be stirred to action?
Article excerpted. Full article at cashill.com and http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59471
Now they are reduced to making nonevents up.
Fascinating.
-bflr—
We get the kind of government we deserve.
If voters elect another democrat, we all pay. Dearly.
Read it all, and thanks.
I don’t have the article handy but the NTSB Reporter mentioned something about there were two types of NDB approaches to that field and one of the aircraft radio’s was set to the wrong freq. which was close to the one they needed - got off course and plowed in.
“In researching the April 1996 Croatian plane crash that killed former Clinton Commerce Secretary Ron Brown,...”
The crash did not kill him.
The bullet that pierced the top of his skull and went into his brain killed him.
He and a stewardess we sitting together at the back of the plane. They both survived the crash. They both mysteriously ended up dead after that. Her life ended when someone broke her neck.
we = were
How you is??
You are right on! I remember when that all happened.
Remember Clinton’s fake tears?
I believe the airport flight controller was 'silenced' as well...
“I believe the airport flight controller was ‘silenced’ as well...”
You are correct.
Just fine, thank you.
Was that the airport mechanic in charge of the runway lights who was later murdered ?
The story begins in 1987, when Benazir Bhutto, the eldest daughter of a former Pakistani prime minister, married a polo-playing idler by the name of Asif Ali Zardari.
Educated at Harvard and Oxford, the pretend populist Bhutto denounced the greed she saw around her, especially the “avaricious politicians” who were destroying her country.
Among the greediest was the nation’s strongman ruler, Gen. Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, who was not about to share what he had so brutally acquired.
Eight months after Bhutto’s marriage to Zardari, however, Zia died in what the New York Times called “a mysterious plane crash.” This unexpected tragedy, added the Times, “opened the way for Bhutto to win a narrow election victory.”
Although there were no subsequent arrests, few in Pakistan believe this crash to have been an accident.
Brown likely met Bhutto and Zardari for the first time in South Africa in May 1994, where all three had gone to witness the inauguration of Nelson Mandela ...
according to Pakistani sources, Lanny Davis and Patton Boggs advanced the cause of the refund on the F-16s by threatening to sue America to get the money back.
President Clinton obliged them. He chose to telephone Prime Minister Sharif and confirm the nearly $500 million final settlement of the F-16 dispute on Dec. 18, 1998. If this date sounds familiar, it should. It was the penultimate day of the House impeachment hearings.
On Dec. 19, the day Clinton was impeached, “The delighted prime minister announced that the long pending F-16 issue was resolved, and it was a concrete outcome of his recent Washington visit.”
One has to wonder what else – or rather who else – they talked about during that visit.
Warning: the rest of that blog may be offensive to some. It's uncensored Israeli opinion.
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