[carton253]

Let me try that post again...

Her book traces the involvement of Iraq in the first WTC bombing. She explains how the NYC Police and Attorney's office were pursuing the Iraqi angle until the Clinton Administration shut them down.

She explains that up until 1994, the US believed all terrorism was state sponsored, but because the Clinton Administration would not confront Iraq, they changed terrorism into shadowy figures without any state ties.

She also looks into the Khobar Towers and the embassy bombings and shows the link between Iraq and Al Qu'eda. She says that Saudi and Kuwaiti intelligence told the Clinton administration that Al Qu'eda was fronting for Iraq and the Mossad backed them up... but the Clinton administration didn't want to hear it and so ignored it.

Like I said, the book is very well researched.

[pgyanke]

Impressive... and par for the course. Any information that would require the Clinton Administration to act was suppressed. They continue to claim to be the best administration in history simply because, in their minds, they didn't screw up. They are most thankful they didn't actually have to make major world decisions.

Another example of this squelching of information requiring action is Clinton's complicity in N. Korea. As has been well-posted here, N. Korea's nuclear program was advanced enough to have a produced weapon when we signed the Agreed Upon Framework.

They just kicked the can down the road...