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Washington, DC - PipeLineNews - Bill Clinton's "My Life" memoir is being hawked as part confessional and part policy tome. I had hoped that, at least as far as the historical reflections on terrorism and his eight-year presidency was concerned, it would at least be partly factual. Instead, "My Life," which The New York Times described as, "sloppy, self- indulgent and eye-crossingly dull" is at odds with the record as it is developing. The book contradicts the findings of the Sept. 11 commission, Clinton's own prior admissions on a myriad of issues and, using my own knowledge of his administration's...

President Bill Clinton had the opportunity to stop, catch, or kill bin Laden more than twelve times during his presidency, a new book set for release this week claims! And on at least two occasions through Drones and Global Positioning Systems the Clinton Administration knew exactly where bin Laden was -- and refused to take him out well after knowing he was as a national security threat.

Clinton's Bin Laden-gate As we remember the most tragic days in or history, let us not forget that one man who denigrated this great nation for 8 gruesome years is directly culpable for that attack. Please visit Clinton's Bin Laden-gate - Mother of all Scandals

Flatly contradicting Time magazine's claims this week that his administration turned over workable plans to capture or kill Osama bin Laden to the Bush White House, ex-President Clinton confessed earlier this year that his administration's plans had a "high probability" of failure. Clinton's made the stunning admission during a February address to a New York business group, which, apparently, Time declined to cover. But NewsMax.com was there. As our exclusive audiotape of the Clinton speech makes clear, the ex-president decided not to implement his own administration's plans to attack al-Qaeda before 9-11 - not because of the impending presidential election...

Over the weekend a story in Time Magazine made splashes when it hurled accusations that the Clinton Administration had developed some sort of plan that it handed over to the Bush administration that would have been the blueprint for attacking Al Qaeda. Quickly, it story has spread like wildfire and the liberal media has already been trumpeting it while denouncing Bush for not acting on it. This came to a surprise to many people considering that following 9-11, as note by popular conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, Bill Clinton didn’t talk about any such plan in the wake of the...

CORPORATE MALFEASANCE: "You see now what it means to have an administration that's committed to fighting and working on behalf of the powerful, and letting the people of this country get the short end of the stick." -- Former Vice President Al Gore (at a fundraiser aptly titled "Capture the Country 2002" -- "capture" being to deprive of freedom, "capture" being defined as to take by force, to take prisoner). "The Bush administration should realize they have been in the White House for a year and a half and should stop looking for places to lay blame and show some...

Did You Know...? Did you know that in 1993, Clinton sent U.S. soldiers into Somalia denying requests for armor support for an operation while giving the target of the covert action, Aidid, a marine guard later on while deciding to withdraw? Did you know that in 1993, after the WTC bombing, then President Clinton warned America against overreacting? Did you know that Bill Clinton’s own political strategist, Dick Morris, publicly stated Clinton was not even interested in the WTC bombing while failing to visit the site of make an appearance on national television? Did you know that over the...

We have commented on several occasions about the battle for former president Clinton’s legacy, particularly regarding the question of did he or didn’t he do enough while president to capture or kill Osama bin Laden. Shortly after September 11th, articles by the AP and the Philadelphia Inquirer charged that the Clinton administration had chances to take out bin Laden, but refused to authorize it. Clinton denied that. His best shot, he told Fox News, was when he bombed bin Laden’s camp in ’98 following the attacks on two U.S. embassies in Africa. In an interview with Tom Brokaw of NBC...