Frankenstein, The Sequel: Hollywood edits out own culpability for 9/11 by editing out clinton's

NewsMax.com, London Sunday Times | 12-28-01 | Mia T

[KC_Conspirator]

Don't forget that these FALN terrorists killed NYPD officers and maimed scores of others. Klinton also pardoned 2 high profile leftist 60's terrorists of the Weathermen who were responsible for the death of at least 3 NYPD officers and set off a bomb in Senator Byrd's office in 1983.

This revisonism about "Klinton hunting terrorists" is so patently false on its face.

[janetgreen]

We must never forget the mendacity of these two vulgar creatures and their buddies. My fondest wish is to live long enough to see them pay for their crimes.

[doug from upland]

(Here's the version told my Lt. Col. Tom McKenney, Ret., to whom I've spoken.) Anyone not hating this piece of human garbage really does have something wrong with him.

THE CLINTON CHRONICLES BOOK (Lt. Col. Tom McKenney, Ret.)

Eventually, after Clinton had sat on the paper work for eight weeks, two of the slain soldiers, Master Sergeant Gary Gordon and Sergeant First Class Randall Shughart, were posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. As usual in such cases, the medals were presented to the next of kin.

Following the May 23 presentation at the White House, the families of the two men were invited in the Oval Office for a private visit with Clinton. Inside the office, the father of Sergeant Shughart refused to shake Clinton's hand, then he looked him in the face and calmly told him that he was responsible for his son's death, that it was for no purpose, that he was not fit to be President, and not fit to be Commander in Chief.

Clinton was visibly shocked, amazed, and momentarily speechless. It is revealing that he was surprised that the man should feel that way. Clinton really doesn't think the way most people do, seeming to lack a sense of personal responsibility. After a brief, awkward silence, Clinton caught his breath. Becoming angry, he turned to the mother of the dead hero and said, "What's he jumping on me for? I didn't kill the kid!"

Yes, he really did say that--to the bereaved mother--he really did! It was an eloquent demonstration of Clinton's insensitivity, and of his absolute inability to understand sacrifice and responsibility.

[Elle Bee]

That's a stunning timeline ....... I find it hard to doubt that he didn't do the entire list some days

Perhaps we should ALL see ALL of those FBI files ..... if they're dirty ..... they should ALL be gone

Arkancide ? CIA CO & Congressional staffer who investigated Clinton's approval of arms from Iran

AN APPARENTLY 'SELF-INFLICTED' SHOTGUN WOUND
Source: The New York Times
Published: June 5, 2000 Author: Obit.

Before becoming a senior staff aide in Congress, Mr. Millis served as a case officer for the C.I.A. for nearly 13 years. In that period, he lived in Pakistan, working to provide covert aid to Afghan rebels who were fighting the Soviet army.

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[Mia T]

Do the parents of Sergeant Shughart know about the following, I wonder...

As I said. "the clintons are aliens of quite another sort. They are extrinsic, not of this world. They are inhuman. They are dehumanizing..."

To paraphrase the rapist, himself:

The era of big bubba and W I D E B O D Y is over, McAulliffe notwithstanding. Post-9/11, even the democrats aren't dumb enough to ever run a clinton again...

9/15/98 John Kass

 

Chicago Tribune

 

SURE CLINTON'S TRYST IS A PRIVATE MATTER --JUST LIKE WAR IS

 

September 15, 1998

 

President Clinton's defenders keep making their case that his private life has no bearing on how he does his job.

 

They prattle on about his job approval ratings, which actually track how fat our wallets have become, not whether he can lead this country in a

serious crisis.

 

Maybe you think that Independent Counsel Ken Starr's report is about Clinton, the lothario.

But, if you want to learn something about Clinton as a leader, I refer you to the part about the pizza date with Monica Lewinsky at the White House.

 

That was also the night that Clinton was on the phone with a powerful Alabama Republican congressman, H.L. "Sonny" Callahan. What we didn't know is

what they were talking about.

 

Now it's emerging that they were discussing sending American troops into harm's way in Bosnia--putting our sons and daughters into a dangerous place

that is full of death.

 

The president needed a vote from Callahan--chairman of an appropriations subcommittee that controls billions of dollars in foreign aid--for the

peacekeeping mission, which would augment an international accord being developed in Dayton, Ohio.

 

But while he was on the phone, Clinton was simultaneously occupied.

White House intern Monica Lewinsky was performing oral sex in the Oval Office.

 

Imagine someone receiving those favors while they're talking to you on the phone.

 

Now imagine that the subject you're talking about is literally about life and death.

 

At issue was the fate of American troops. And also the fate of the Balkans, one of the bloodiest killing grounds in the world. What's going on there threatens to spill over into Greece and Turkey, while Russia continues to crumble.

 

I called the White House on Monday on the chance they would dispute the facts as presented by Starr and Callahan on that night, Nov. 17, 1995. And as they have done in the past few days, officials declined.

 

Callahan, meanwhile, is issuing this statement: "I do recall talking to the president during which time he was seeking my assistance for the American mission in Bosnia. But I do not have any recollection of any inappropriate behavior or comments from the president during my conversation. . . .

 

"I had no knowledge that I was sharing the president's time or attention with anyone else."

 

That night, Callahan and a handful of other Republicans voted with the president's side in opposing a move to prevent funds from being spent to send those troops overseas. They lost.

 

Eventually, the Dayton Peace Accords were signed. The president sent thousands and thousands of soldiers to Bosnia. He promised he'd bring them back

by the end of 1996.

 

They're still there.

 

I called Callahan's office on Monday and talked with his chief of staff, Jo Bonner

 

"Sonny has very mixed emotions about this," said Bonner, who added that Callahan was considering a critical public address about Clinton on the House

floor. "He could be voting on this (impeachment) issue, and he's not trying to grandstand.

 

"But the president says it's a personal matter. It became a public matter when he lobbied the congressman, talking about sending men and women overseas, even as he was being entertained by Miss Lewinsky. . . . You could say it is an insult. And worse."

 

A White House official said on background that the president has great respect for those who serve their country overseas.

 

Yeah. Sure. He proved it.

 

According to her grand jury testimony, Lewinsky said that Clinton suggested she bring him some slices of pizza. When she arrived, she was immediately welcomed and ushered inside.

 

But during their loving caress, Clinton had a telephone call. She recalled that the caller was a member of Congress with a nickname.

 

While Clinton was on the telephone with the congressman, she testified that Clinton unzipped himself and she did her duty. She was at the White House

that evening from 9:38 to 10:39 p.m.

 

White House phone records confirm, according to the Starr report, that Clinton had only one telephone conversation with a member of Congress. From 9:53 to 10:14 p.m., he spoke with "Sonny" Callahan.

 

While the House vote took place, diplomats anguished about whether the peace process would collapse. Muslims, Serbs and Croats, along with diplomats from America and other countries huddled in Dayton.

 

The people of the former Yugoslavia were desperate for relief from terror. American soldiers drilled. Their commanders planned, and most likely worried about their troops, as good officers always do.

 

Across this country, the mothers and fathers of soldiers worried and prayed. Some surely lit candles. U.S. representatives with opposing views fought it out with each other.

 

And the commander in chief, the president of the United States, his mouth full of pizza, entertained himself with a groupie in the Oval Office.

 

He is without shame.

 

[wildwood]

"God is in the details." ;)

absolutely. and YOU are extremely talented and clever, definitely one of the best.

there is still too much crap on this page.

[Mia T]

I suppose I could argue that the excess crap is a metaphor for the clintons. ;)

Perhaps my latest post, WHOSE DOG WAS WAGGED?, is better matched to your crap tolerance.

[GOPJ]

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[Mia T]

Dog-ear this: A clear case of canine distemper on celluloid, this movie is not without a certain irony. It is between the frames, however -- the inadvertent, interstitial whimpering of the wagged lapdogs of LA-LA-land.

Mia T,WHOSE DOG WAS WAGGED?

Q ERTY6 clinton-was-an- utter-failure HOLLYWOOD-REALITY-CHECK bump!