[ReleaseTheHounds]

Another damning analysis of the Clinton "legacy". I find Mansoor Ijaz one of the more compelling Mideast commentators with so might insight and insider connections the make his analysis so rich and worth reading.

[Jeff Head]

More and more ...

[Peach]

Mansoor is top notch in his reporting. This story is detailed in Sean Hannity's book and should seal forever Clinton's legacy.

[conservativecorner]

MEGA BUMP!!

[Cicero]

This is published in NRO, and there are a few other media outlets that might touch such incriminating stuff, but the mainstream media assiduously ignores it. More proof, if it were needed, that their loyalty to an ideology--mostly their overriding commitment to abortion, in fact--is stronger than their loyalty to their country and to the welfare of their fellow citizens.

They'd rather continue to be complicit in treason than admit that their precious abortion-defending clinton was wrong.

[SpinyNorman]

The failures and dereliction of duty continue to be revealed and know no depths.

I wonder if the "brilliant" Clinton foreign policy blunders will make Hillary's new fiction novel?

[InterceptPoint]

Very interesting read.

I wonder if anyone has some insight into what was driving the Clinton political calculation vis a vis Sudan. It is clear that Clinton did not want the Sudanese intelligence data flowing around U.S. government agencies. Was this simply because the data would show the Clinton Administartion shining a bad light on Islam and would risk losing Michigan in the next election?

Nah, couldn't be.

[kcvl]

Now what was that Hillary Clinton was saying about "her husband's" administration being so damned great?

911, The Clinton Legacy

Never forget!
It could happen again if Hillary ever gets elected as president. GAG! PUKE! They should all be in prison!

To this day, neither Berger nor Albright nor Rice have explained to the American people why a deliberative decision of the U.S. government, made through interagency review, was overturned in such a cavalier fashion by a narrow clique of Clinton advisers when Sudan's April offer to cooperate on terrorism issues had been made unconditionally.

[prairiebreeze]

Damn. Just damn.

Prairie

[TomGuy]

Regrettably, the continuing fallout from the Clinton legacy will haunt this Nation for decades to come. Wonder how many other times x42 preferred a game of golf to national security issues? I am apprehensive, as we may yet find out.

[eureka!]

Agree with your comments at #1. Thanks to radio, the 'net and FOX, many are hearing him. Many more need to...

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[Kathleen]

Bump for a later read.

[r9etb]

Analysis of documents found in the rubble of Iraq's intelligence headquarters show that contrary to conventional wisdom, Iraqi military and intelligence officials sought out al Qaeda leaders, not the other way around....

This actually makes a lot of sense -- Iraq had a definite interest in making nasty, but they needed some level of plausible deniability in order to prevent a response of the sort that the US and UK just completed.

Al Qaeda was already pre-disposed to harm the US, and were no doubt happy to gain access to the resources of a national government.

This is probably a fairly standard feature in that part of the world. For eexample, Syria uses (I think) Hezballah as a surrogate against Israel.

What's different here is that the action has seen the light of day. Now that people will come to expect such things, Syria's Ferret Assad will have to be quite cautious.

[Gritty]

The silence of Clinton officials charged with the responsibility of securing U.S. interests around the world, when faced with this compelling timeline of facts, is still deafening.

I beg to differ.

They are not silent. They are actively undermining the current Administration either in an effort to cover their own lying tracks or for political purposes of bringing themselves back into power (God help us all!).

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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[farmfriend]

The timing of the meetings sheds important new light on how grave the Clinton administration's intelligence failures may have been.

How many times do we have to be told he was a crappy President?

[MizSterious]

Really good read, lots of good info and dot-connecting.

[MizSterious]

In case no one else flagged you?

[ellery]

bump!

[Publicus]

Great report! Thank you very much for posting it.