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Tag(s): 2008 Elections; Clinton Bill; Clinton-Hillary; Democratic
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January 24, 2008 at 07:18:08

Memo to: William Jefferson Clinton

by Stephen Pizzo Page 2 of 2 page(s)

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True, unlike the lies of our current President, your lies didn't directly get anyone killed. But a reasonable argument could be posed that, in the run of events since, your lies did get people killed. President Al Gore would not have taken us into Iraq. And, had Gore been able to enthusiastically associate himself with the sound economic and domestic policies of the Clinton/Gore years, he would have won the 2000 election -- likely with by a healthy margin to boot.

But Gore couldn't associate himself with your good deeds without being tarnished by your personal flaws. So we got George W. Bush -- and all the misery that has followed, and will follow for years, maybe decades, to come.

So, Bill, knock off the self-righteous crap. And stop popping off at reporters and commentators just because they refuse to obediently accept your first explanation of things you'd prefer not discussed during this campaign -- like your wife's attempt to suppress the youth vote in New Hampshire and the minority vote Nevada. Yes she did.

Put the anger away. And don't you dare wag that finger in our faces again. You sir, live in a glass house -- and you've been pushing your luck. Knock it off. Knock it all off.

Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter.

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Stephen Pizzo has been published everywhere from The New York Times to Mother Jones magazine. His book, Inside Job: The Looting of America's Savings and Loans, was nominated for a Pulitzer.

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Midwesterner, veteran of VietNam era naval service, I still feel an obligation to defend the Constitution against "all enemies, foreign and domestic."
John Sanchez Jr.Midwesterner, veteran of VietNam era naval service, I still feel an obligation to defend the Constitution against "all enemies, foreign and domestic."

Amen!

And we can look forward to Hillary Clinton, given the opportunity, carrying forth the banner of all of her husband's policies with the possible exception of the intern business. That means we'll likely be spending ameros by the end of her term if there is any remaining way to get a hand on one.

by John Sanchez Jr. (4 articles, 0 quicklinks, 6 diaries, 984 comments) on Thursday, January 24, 2008 at 8:43:10 AM

Geery lived off the grid for 15 years in an earth-sheltered, solar heated home, while his kids learned in school that solar energy isn't feasible. NAPTA hosts a page on Geery's foibles in education, and explains how he got his butt fired from a tenured teaching position. Here's a short clip of his most recent solar contraption; for more on that project, and Geery's contention that the Wright Brothers took a wrong turn, please visit his airship page (hyperblimp.com). Apparently, Geery is the only...

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Daniel GeeryGeery lived off the grid for 15 years in an earth-sheltered, solar heated home, while his kids learned in school that solar energy isn't feasible. NAPTA hosts a page on Geery's foibles in education, and explains how he got his butt fired from a tenured teaching position. Here's a short clip of his most recent solar contraption; for more on that project, and Geery's contention that the Wright Brothers took a wrong turn, please visit his airship page (hyperblimp.com). Apparently, Geery is the only...

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The launch of Bill's big missles around the world...

concerns me far more than the launch of his little missle (wouldn't any normal person lie when caught under the same circumstances? And what about the freaks who made that ridiculous incident the highlight of our national life?).

Still, I have no doubt that 95% of America still dwells on the little launch, while much of the real harm Clinton did--such as NAFTA--goes unnoticed.

by Daniel Geery (26 articles, 57 quicklinks, 121 diaries, 672 comments) on Thursday, January 24, 2008 at 9:07:46 AM

JUST A CONCERN CITIZEN AND LOVE MY COUNTRY GREW UP IN A SMALL FISHING TOWN IN NJ,BUT THE DAY I GOT MY DRIVERS LICENSE,SPENT MOST OF MY TIME EXPANSING MY MINE. LEARNED A LOT THE HARD WAY,BUT MOSTLY STREET SMART. AT 65 HAVE PRETTY GOOD IDEA WHO THE SNAKES ARE.
RICHARD SHADEJUST A CONCERN CITIZEN AND LOVE MY COUNTRY GREW UP IN A SMALL FISHING TOWN IN NJ,BUT THE DAY I GOT MY DRIVERS LICENSE,SPENT MOST OF MY TIME EXPANSING MY MINE. LEARNED A LOT THE HARD WAY,BUT MOSTLY STREET SMART. AT 65 HAVE PRETTY GOOD IDEA WHO THE SNAKES ARE.

NEED TO GET ONE THING CLEAR

GEORGE BUSH DID NOT WIN THE ELECTION, HE STOLE IT WITH THE HELP OF HIS NEOCON FRIENDS AN HIS BOTHER JEB AND THE GLOBAL ELITE POWER STRUCTURE. AND NAFTA WAS STARTED WITH OLD MAN BUSH, WHO IS A GLOBALIST A ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT WAKO, AND BILL BEING A GOOD GLOBALIST PLAYER GOT IT PASSED. NOW THE GLOBAL LITE POWER, ARE DOING IT AGAIN, WITH THEIR MASS MEDIA DECEPTION, AND GAMED VOTING MACHINCES,AND HAVING ALL THE TOP TIER CANDITATES FROM BOTH PARTY'S BEING GLOBALIST PLAYERS, GIVING THE AMERICAN VOTERS TO PICK FROM A BUNCH OF ROTTEN APPLES. WELCOME TO THE BEST DECEPTION IN THE HISTORY OF ALL HUMANITY.

by RICHARD SHADE (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 460 comments) on Saturday, January 26, 2008 at 5:39:04 AM

Gregg Gordon is a writer, musician, activist, and otherwise ne'er-do-well in Columbus, Ohio.

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." - Edmund Burke
Gregg GordonGregg Gordon is a writer, musician, activist, and otherwise ne'er-do-well in Columbus, Ohio.

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." - Edmund Burke

Bravo

Steve. I finally figured out why some people hate the Clintons so much. It has nothing to do with politics. It's the Eddie Haskell factor. Behind closed doors, he's screwing the maid upstairs, then comes down and, "Hello Mrs. Cleaver. Are Wallace and Theodore home?" And they hate Hillary because the only reason she could possibly have for putting up with it so long is that she's as power-mad as him.

by Gregg Gordon (26 articles, 47 quicklinks, 15 diaries, 199 comments) on Wednesday, January 30, 2008 at 4:56:02 PM

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