[libstripper]

"Yup. VERY disappointed to see that [Larry Klayman] was who was representing Corsi." Sad but true. During the Clinton regime he filed multiple complaints in various courts, none of which, to the best of my knowledge, got even to a significant discovery stage. Judicial Watch seemed to become effective only after he left.

[Qiviut]

Judicial Watch seemed to become effective only after he left.

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Very true, in fact “Judicial Watch” under Klayman got no respect .... if you saw JW back in those days, it was more of a “yeah, yeah” response because you knew it would amount to nothing, sort of like when you see Klayman’s name on a lawsuit now. It was a rancorous parting of ways between Klayman & Fitton, but JW is now respected and Fitton garners respect as well. Due to JW’s lawsuits, they’ve certainly made a huge difference in the amount of knowledge the public has about ‘things’

The “dirty laundry”:
Larry Klayman sues Judicial Watch (2006 date on article)
https://www.wnd.com/2006/04/35686/