Bill O'Reilly ties Hillary Clinton to terrorists

You don't have a dialup connection do you?

OK, I change my 'may not know' to didn't care. or even ... I have to say this may not be true either. Anything to curry favor with a voting block. I mean it is a 'toon we are talking about.

snooker

Related article
Indictment: Smiling Face Hid Hatred: Professor accused of aiding terrorists lived a 'simple life'
Source: USA Today; Published: February 26, 2003; Authors: Richard Willing and Deborah Sharp

And as additional info provided by ravinnutter..

Again...two important points must be made in response to these articles...

On May 7 [1998], President Clinton spoke to almost 800 Arab Americans at a Washington dinner. University of South Florida Professor Sami Al-Arian, clutching an envelope addressed to Clinton, sat in a front row. The speech ended, and the president began working the crowd. For a few seconds, the professor had his arm around Clinton, and Secret Service agents politely took the package of letters and articles.
Washington Report

So...why do they not tell this part of the story?
Also in a related story:

Clinton Axed Terror Probe

An excerpt:
The Clinton administration shut down a 1995 investigation of Islamic charities, concerned that a public probe would expose Saudi Arabia's suspected ties to a global money-laundering operation that raised millions for anti-Israel terrorists, federal officials told The Washington Times.

Law enforcement authorities and others close to the aborted investigation said the State Department pressed federal officials to pull agents off the previously undisclosed probe after the charities were targeted in the diversion of cash to groups that fund terrorism.

In the aborted 1995 investigation, the FBI said in a sealed affidavit that the Islamic Concern Project and World and Islam Studies Enterprise — working with charities in Virginia — committed fraud and "served as a vehicle by which [Islamic Jihad] raised funds to support terrorist activities in the occupied territories." In that probe, investigators found that checks drawn on a bank account of the International Committee for Palestine had been cashed by people in the Middle East. They said the checks had been signed by Mr. Al-Arian.

9 posted on 02/26/2003 12:11 PM EST by ravingnutter

Some very interesting -- and disturbing -- questions.

Apparently a LOT of people want to ONLY smear George W. Bush with this.

Thanks
If proven this is treason!

Great work, thanks for posting that.

I'm increasingly of the opinion that the Wahhabi extremists have deepley penetrated our political process, through both parties.