FBI SEIZES DOCUMENTS IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION OF HILLARY CLINTON SENATE CAMPAIGN

judicialwatch ^ | 6/22/2002 | For Immediate Release

[altair]

They recruit organizations to unsuccessfully investigate and prosecute them.

The two organizations that have done the most investigating have been Judicial Watch and the Department of Justice. The Department of Justice is still packed with Clinton appointees. Draw your own conclusions about Judicial Watch.

[Miss Marple]

Career attorneys in the DOJ are not political appointees, like the district attorneys. They cannot simply be fired. They are under civil service rules.

[Texasforever]

I like Klaymation better.

[jonathonandjennifer]

"W's DOJ did it to coverup for the Clintons"

My prediction, based on past Judicial Watch "cases":
These documents will never be seen or discussed on a television show nor entered into evidence in a trial in open court.

[Mudboy Slim]

Bump for Larry Klayman...MUD

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Thanks. I don't want you mad at me. :)

[deport]

Okay, so now try to tell me that I was wrong about Ron Brown's suicide.

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Well I would but I've not been given the cool "RANDOM CAPS INITIATOR" software to post about Ron Brown with so I'm handicapped and can't respond.

[Howlin]

It did sound a little strident, but I had seen both those posts and knew they weren't true.

[altair]

Career attorneys in the DOJ are not political appointees, like the district attorneys. They cannot simply be fired.

Like the travel office people? What was the scandal about then? There was a big deal made at the time.

[ned]

I was right all along, but I got NO help from Larry. I had to develop the truth all on my own. Admittedly, like you say, I did have access to the RANDOM CAPS INITIATOR, but that only gets you half the way there. The rest was just a lot of intense, powerful cogitating on my part. And totally unassisted.

[Zon]

In the general public view Clinton was supposedly a good guy. In general public view, Jane Reno was supposedly a good guy (no pun intended). In general public view the FBI is supposedly a good guy agency. In general public view Judicial Watch is supposedly a good guy watch dog. Does Judicial Watch trust the FBI?

Talk is cheap. Do they walk the talk. Actions speak much louder than words.

Has Judicial Watch gotten anything to stick on either of the Clintons? If yes, was it trivial, moderate or big time? I know there was no big case won by Judicial Watch but what about smaller ones won against either Clinton?

[Howlin]

Clue: they were reinstated. Try to keep up.

[Texasforever]

What was the scandal about then?

The Clinton's had the FBI charge them with crimes. That was how the operated and how the circumvented Civil Service laws. Any more questions?

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Boy, that was too bad about Brown dying in that plane crash. How did Larry do on that one?

[jonathonandjennifer]

as time went by with much bally-hoo and no results, gave it up

ditto.

[altair]

You have FReepmail.

[ned]

Boy, that was too bad about Brown dying in that plane crash. How did Larry do on that one?

How did Larry do on that one? I'll tell you how Larry did on that one. He never even got beyond calling it a mysterious death. So I took over the investigation and developed the truth, sort of on my own you might say. (Well, deport did help with the motive issues.) (Well, and to be honest, deport did come up with the exact cause of death also.)

But I did the rest.

[PGalt]

Senators, especially liberal ones, don't go to jail. They don't even have to face charges. It's just the way it is. It's not rule of law, but it is the reality of this former republic.

That seems to sum it up.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Pilot error or weather related? That firetanker c130 went down too the other day.

[deport]

Well, to be truthful, I've forgotten. It's been so long ago and my forgetter has gotten better instead of worse. But I understand they are developing new meds that will work for an hour or so to help revive it in emergencies.