Never forget the Ron Brown Crash [Repost]

Alan Keyes Show, Americas Voice, Pittsburg Tribune Review, newsmax.com | Arthur Wildfire March

[aristeides]

There was an Algerian who was supposed to be on the Ron Brown flight but who canceled at the last moment who died on TWA 800. I forget his name, but I'm sure someone on FR will remember.

He also had taken out so much life insurance shortly before TWA 800 that he and his family came under investigation. I'm not suggesting he caused the crash -- I don't think he did. I think he may have been aware that people were after him and have acted accordingly.

[cardinal4]

Hmmm.Maybe thats what I had heard.Still,as far as Im concerned,the jury is still out on the centerline fuel tank.

[aristeides]

Were they American black ops or were they Russkies?

Third possibility: Islamofascists. Brown's plane took off from Tuzla, Bosnia.

Would explain a lot about Clinton's curious unwillingness to go after bin Laden.

[aristeides]

And that is when I started listening to my mother's claims about body counts.

It was when I read Judicial Watch's brief on Ron Brown -- supported by affidavits of two of the military whistleblowers -- that I decided the conspiracy theories about Clinton had to be taken seriously. I am a lawyer, a lot of whose job is judging the force of evidence.

[Djarum]

Thanks, news to me.

[IRtorqued]

it would not be just the demoncrats but the republiscams that allowed the xlintons to get away with it for as long as they have. the republiscams are STILL giving the xlintons a free pass!

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

hi. I'm not as active as when Clintoon ran the town. Still drop in.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

TY =] It looks like it will continue to grow after all. Slowly, relentlessly. And any news talk host that sits on this longer than the rest will be mud.

[BeAChooser]

Apparently the x-rays have been destroyed and official records now indicate that there never were any.

The next step in the coverup is the rewriting of history.

There was a book written last year ... the title was "Ron Brown, An Uncommon Life". It was written by a guy named Steven Holmes, who worked for the NY Times ( ... want to guess his politics?). The last chapter in the book mentions the controversy surrounding the Brown crash, citing one of Ruddy's articles and a FEW of the incriminating facts in the case. Holmes then tried to spin the whole thing away with an innocent "scenario".

What is interesting is that he didn't provide ONE source for the entire story he SPUN, ... no citations of ANY kind to indicate how the author found out certain "facts" ... for example, that there were not two sets of x-rays ... but THREE ... and that the last set proved that there wasn't a bullet in Brown's head.

Frankly, I think Mr. Holmes deliberately FABRICATED a LIE about the x-rays to make his FABLE remotely credible. He's welcome to prove me wrong by citing the sources of the various claims he made. Bet he never does.

[El Cid]

Reply to #54:
Whoa, what's your objection about no fingerprints on Foster's gun? Starr explained that it was because he carried it in an oven mitt.

Yeah, that made as much sense as Foster's "suicide note" magically being found (somehow it was missed when his briefcase was originally searched). It also didn't have any fingerprints - but I guess Mr. Foster used that oven mitt when he wrote his note also.

P.S. The "fat boy" I referred to in post #53 was Livingstone(sp?) - I'd forgotten his name.

[El Cid]

Thanks for the summary on Post #60...