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Office of the Attorney General ^ | July 19, 1995 | janel Reno

[cwb]

I think it is now obvious that Gorelick was placed on this commission to inoculate her from every testifying. Not only does her knowledge of events make her a prime witness...but the very positions she held and policies she helped implement make her one of the most important witnesses in this investigation. We need to keep up the pressure.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I found a story that dates back to shortly before the Patriot Act was signed on by GWB, that the Patriot Act itself was an Algore idea. As a matter of fact, this bit of information is also corroborated by Newt Gingrich himself when he said that the idea of putting together a Homeland Security administration was a agreeable bipartisan effort in the late 1990's. Some critics at that time said the plan wouldn't do enough, or would do too much.

Bush and the Republican's put the idea on paper, sign it into law, and the Democrats are mad. They've been angry with the Bush administration because he's turned decades of talk into action.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

ROFL!

[BigSkyFreeper]

I think it is now obvious that Gorelick was placed on this commission to inoculate her from every testifying.

Damn right. The fact she's on there is a farce in the first place, considering Clinton is more to lame for 9/11 as the Democrats believe Bush is. I believe she's on the panel to make sure Clinton and his cronies remain off the hook in the end.

[Peach]

So far that suspicious mind has been proven right more often than not.

Rush said today one of the reasons the RNC isn't making a big deal out of this sort of thing is because they are under instructions from the president to try and "set a new tone in Washington."

I'd say that train left the station over 2 years ago and it's time for the RNC to go nuclear on the DNC.

[arasina]

July19, 1995...three months to the day after the Oklahoma City bombing.

[Miss Marple]

I don't think Rush really knows what's going on. I think that is his supposition. He has ranted about the "new tone" ever since the Inauguration.

I think we are being quiet because this is not the time for the President to get into an uproar with the commision. However, individual citizens voicing their outrage is a different story.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Britt Hume had Sensebrenner on, I don't think he is gonna be quiet.

Which I think is good.

[Miss Marple]

I agree. I just don't think it productive for the President to get into it. Congress (who created the Commission) and individual citizens, as well as the media, should speak out.

[gov_bean_ counter]

I wonder how many other dots were not connected due to this wall...

Technology transfers...
All the players in illegal contributions and their illicit connections
Marc Rich

IMHO this wall was just to protect Clinton's sorry a$$. It ended up costing US mightily.

[El Gato]

"At home, Clinton doubled the size of the FBI's counterterrorism budget, but the bureau was so slow to hire new agents to combat terrorism that much of the money was never used, according to Gorelick.

Of course Clinton wasn't so much concerned with Foreign Muslim Fundamentalist terrorism as he was with domestic "terrorism" perpetrated by right wing militias. Also with such crimes as abortion clinic bombings, Black church burnings (of which there were none attributed to right wing fanatics), and other "terroristic" actions of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.