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Washington Weekly 7/20/97 “.It all started with the “D.A. Massacre” at the U.S. Justice Department. The Clinton administration in 1993 fired all U.S. Attorneys and replaced them with loyal cronies. That almost ended accountability for the Clinton administration, because indictment for crimes would have to be brought by U.S. Attorneys. An example is U.S. Attorney Eric Holder, conveniently placed at the District of Columbia-the actual crime scene for most of the misdeeds of the Clinton Administration. He has repeatedly refused prosecution of Clinton administration employees despite referrals with clear evidence of wrongdoing.. The Inspectors General of the different government agencies are the ethics and crime watchdogs. During the Clinton administration, they, as well as the respective general counsels, were replaced with loyal cronies answering no longer to the people of the United States but to the White House Counsel’s office, the central intelligence office of the operation as we shall see later..Political intelligence gathered by Inspector Generals and other covert operatives of the White House Counsel’s office has limited value if it cannot be turned into action. This is where political blackmail enters the picture. A truly corrupt administration can only survive if it can control public opinion, the judicial system, and the political system. Public opinion is controlled by the Clinton-friendly media. The judicial system has been taken care of as described above. That leaves the political system, which can still hold hearings and vote to impeach. The only effective way to deal with politicians is by blackmail. To blackmail a politician, you need dirt. To collect dirt, you need a private investigator or FBI agents. The White House has and uses both.. The replacement of the FBI director and the appointment of an Attorney General, both of whom are loyal cronies of the Clinton administration is an important part of the plan. Take as an example the current campaign financing scandal.”

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, OVERVIEW

January, 1993

President Clinton takes office.

Clinton signs Presidential Decision Directive 2 (PDD 2) that approved a National Security Council (NSC) decision-making system that enlarged the membership of the NSC. The new membership of the NSC included the Treasury Secretary, the U.S. Representative to the U.N., the Asst. to the President for National Security Affairs, the Asst. to the President for Economic Policy, and the Chief of Staff to the President. Although not a member, the Attorney General would be invited to attend meetings pertaining to his jurisdiction. The President, Vice President, Secretary of State, and Secretary of Defense are members of the NSC as prescribed by law. The CIA director and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff also attend its meetings.

February, 1993

Bomb explodes in garage beneath the World Trade Center in New York City. Six people die. The FBI eventually arrests a group of Arab men led by Ramzi Yousef for the crime. Yousef is convicted in 1994.

March, 1993

Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno decide jointly to fire all U.S. attorneys at Justice Department effective immediately.

April, 1993

Former chairman of the Rose Law Firm, Joseph Giroir, incorporates the Arkansas International Development Corporation to bring Mochtar Riady’s Lippo Group together with American companies looking to do business in Indonesia and China.

Clinton gives Mochtar Riady’s son James Riady and Lippo employee John Huang tour of White House on the same day over 80 people die at Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. This is their fifth visit in only a week. Janet Reno would later take responsibility for the deaths.

James Riady escorts governor of Jakarta, Indonesia to East Wing of White House. White House officials provide no details of the meeting.

May, 1993

The White House fires the Travel Office staff following a review by White House Associate Counsel William Kennedy III, a former member of the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock. Kennedy attempted to involve the FBI and IRS in a criminal investigation of the Travel Office without first consulting the Justice Department.

July, 1993

Clinton fires FBI Director William Sessions at the behest of Reno. This is the first and only time in American history that a president would fire the head of the FBI.

The FBI obtains a warrant to search the Little Rock office of David Hale.

White House Counsel, boyhood friend of Bill, and former Hillary Rose Law Firm partner, Vince Foster, is found dead at Ft. Marcy Park in Virginia.

According to a Secret Service officer, White House Counsel Bernard Nussbaum, Clinton aide Patsy Thomasson, and First Lady Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff, Maggie Williams, visit Foster’s office during the night. Ms. Williams removes some of Foster’s folders.

Two days after Foster’s death, Nussbaum again searches Foster’s office. He continues to deny Park police and Justice Department investigators access to the office. In 1996, it is learned Nussbaum removed documents related to the Whitewater investigation.

The real question is why Bush did not do the same way back when.

Actually, he did. These are Bush appointees who are being fired. Not to mention being pressured by GOP Congressmen and at least one GOP Senator prior to the 2006 election. Domenici has already lawyered up! Looks like another good chance for a Dem Senate pickup in 2008.

Markie: Clinton did fire every US Attorney when he took office in 1992.

Retract your slander.

Nothing wrong with firing federal prosecutors my friend. When Clinton took office, he fired all of them and put in his own people. The real question is why Bush did not do the same way back when. Maybe if he had, a lot of the crimes that the democrats are getting away with would have been dealt with. He should have purged all of the Clintonistas from the State Department and DOJ at the same time.

As for Clinton, that’s tougher. I have never been a fan of Clinton, so I may not be the best one to answer, but I’ll give it a shot. IMO, Clinton has been one of the biggest offenders of the truth as President. At the risk of sounding Clintonesque, I don’t think he technically lied. He took great pains to word things a certain way when he didn’t want to be forthcoming. Even the statement “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky,” could be interpreted as the truth, because one could interpret that he didn’t mean Monica Lewinsky, but some other “that woman.” And I’m sure there is at least one woman in the U.S. that Clinton did not have sex with. I know people that, like Clinton, try to be intentionally deceptive and think it’s not lying. It may not be, I just think it’s worse than lying. By the way, I may be the only person who actually believed Clinton when he said “I didn’t inhale.” Maybe it’s because it really doesn’t matter.

As for perjury, that gets even trickier. I don’t have the link, but when Clinton was asked whether he had sex with Monica Lewinsky, the attorneys and the judge were given a very long definition of what sex was, and his answer was supposed to be based on that. I think it’s absolutely absurd, but in this definition, if one was the recipient of oral sex, then it wasn’t sex. Of course, it’s silly that she was having sex, according to the definition, but he wasn’t. So on that count, at least, he did not commit perjury. But he knew that he was being intentionally deceptive, and as attorney he should have elaborated on his answer, in the interest of justice. But as we know, sometimes attorneys are not always interested in justice.

Try 11 plus one “Special” prosecutor.

Of course that isn’t the only thing but right now is the most signfiicant.

Its like the lefties staged a guy in the jury to make sure things were Gorelicked.