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Really? I can think of 3,000 who died on 9-11 thanks to Clinton. I can also not recall anything he ever did to tray and stop terrorism....... ********************** Nobody should have to spend the rest of their life so grossly underinformed: Each item has one or more links to verfying cites. Have fun. April 24, 1995 The American Civil Liberties Union today said that the =93counter-terrorism=94 proposals suggested by President Clinton Sunday evening threatened to repeat the mistakes of the past and erode constitutional principles that have shaped our society and remain at the core of our freedom and liberty. =85 http://www.aclu.org/ news/n042495.html April 18, 1996 Congress on Thursday passed a compromise bill boosting the ability of law enforcement authorities to fight domestic terrorism .. . . The measure, which the Senate passed overwhelmingly Wednesday evening, is a watered-down version of the White House's proposal. The Clinton administration has been critical of the bill, calling it too weak. =85 http:/ /www.cnn.com/US/9604/18/anti.terror.bill/ index.html July 30, 1996 Paris -- A Fact Sheet from the July 30 ministerial meeting of the P-8 (the industrialized nations of the world plus Russia) notes that President Clinton for three years has led an international campaign to combat terrorism in concert with the P-8 as well as with allies in the Middle East and elsewhere . . . Following is the official text of the Fact Sheet. =85 http:// www.fas.org/irp/threat/p8_facta. htm July 30, 1996 President Clinton urged Congress Tuesday to act swiftly in developing anti-terrorism legislation before its August recess . . . But while the president pushed for quick legislation, Republican lawmakers hardened their stance against some of the proposed anti-terrorism measures . . . Clinton said he knew there was Republican opposition to his proposal on explosive taggants, but it should not be allowed to block the provisions on which both parties agree. =85 http://www.cnn.com/US/9607/30/ clinton.terrorism/ August 25, 1998 The August 20 bombing of Osama bin Laden's terrorist bases in Afghanistan and the alleged bin Laden-funded chemical weapons production facility in Khartoum, was a decisive and appropriate U.S. response to the atrocities in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, and President Bill Clinton should be commended. =85 http://www. washingtoninstitute.org/media/schenker. htm March 21, 2000 US President Bill Clinton said on Tuesday that he would take up with Pakistan military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf the issue of terrorism in the Kashmir valley. =85 http://www. indiainfo.com/news/2000/03/21/ clin March 22, 2000 Clinton is pushing General Musharraf to use his influence with Afghanistan's leaders=97the Taliban=97to bring Bin Laden to trial . . . Even if Musharraf could convince the Taliban to give Bin Laden up, there is an abundance of anger, frustration and weapons in the region, left over from the Afghan war, when thousands of extremists came together to bring a superpower to its knees . . . That militant network has built up in this region over two decades of conflict. The president believes America must get deeply involved in South Asia to crack the terrorist problem, a process Clinton continues throughout this week. =85 http://www.kdka.com/now/ story/0,1597,1747 http://www. washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn? pagename=3Darticle&node=3D& contentId=3DA8734-2002Jan19 http:// www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/ A62725-2001Dec18 http://www.cnn. com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/01/24/ pentagon.budget/ http://www.cnn. com/US/9604/18/anti.terror.bill/index. html http://www9.cnn.com/US/9607/ 30/clinton.terrorism/ http://www. fbi.gov/congress/congress99/freehct2. htm http://online.securityfocus. com/news/201 http://www.prospect. org/webfeatures/2002/01/page-a-01-23. html http://www.washingtonpost. com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=3Darticle&node=3D& contentId=3DA61219-2001Oct2 And don't forget how GW stopped ongoing terrorist investigations: FBI claims Bin Laden inquiry was frustrated Officials told to 'back off' on Saudis before September 11 Greg Palast and David Pallister The Guardian Wednesday November 7, 2001 http://www.guardian. co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4293682,00. html FBI and military intelligence officials in Washington say they were prevented for political reasons from carrying out full investigations into members of the Bin Laden family in the US before the terrorist attacks of September 11. US intelligence agencies have come under criticism for their wholesale failure to predict the catastrophe at the World Trade Centre. But some are complaining that their hands were tied. =85 They said the restrictions became worse after the Bush administration took over this year. The intelligence agencies had been told to =93back off=94 from investigations involving other members of the Bin Laden family, the Saudi royals, and possible Saudi links to the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Pakistan. =93There were particular investigations that were effectively killed.=94 Only after the September 11 attacks was the stance of political and commercial closeness reversed towards the other members of the large Bin Laden clan, who have classed Osama bin Laden as their =93black sheep=94. Hart-Rudman Not only did Clinton's actions prevent Y2K terrorist acts (eg, a bomber headed off on his way to the celebration in Seattle), but much more occurred in his administration to ward off terrorism ~ only to be scuttled by the Bushistas: Commission warned Bush But White House passed on recommendations by a bipartisan, Defense department-ordered commission on domestic terrorism. by Jake Tapper Sept. 12, 2001 | WASHINGTON -- They went to great pains not to sound as though they were telling the president =93We told you so.=94 But on Wednesday, two former senators, the bipartisan co-chairs of a Defense Department-chartered commission on national security, spoke with something between frustration and regret about how White House officials failed to embrace any of the recommendations to prevent acts of domestic terrorism delivered earlier this year. Bush administration officials told former Sens. Gary Hart, D-Colo., and Warren Rudman, R-N.H., that they preferred instead to put aside the recommendations issued in the January report by the U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century. Instead, the White House announced in May that it would have Vice President Dick Cheney study the potential problem of domestic terrorism -- which the bipartisan group had already spent two and a half years studying -- while assigning responsibility for dealing with the issue to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, headed by former Bush campaign manager Joe Allbaugh. =85 Before the White House decided to go in its own direction, Congress seemed to be taking the commission's suggestions seriously, according to Hart and Rudman. =93Frankly, the White House shut it down,=94 Hart says. =93The president said 'Please wait, we're going to turn this over to the vice president. We believe FEMA is competent to coordinate this effort.' And so Congress moved on to other things, like tax cuts and the issue of the day.=94 =93We predicted it,=94 Hart says of Tuesday's horrific events. =93We said Americans will likely die on American soil, possibly in large numbers -- that's a quote (from the commission's Phase One Report) from the fall of 1999. =94 =85 http://www.salon.com/politics/ feature/2001/09/12/bush/ The Gore Commission also known as the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security. http://www.airportnet.org/ depts/regulatory/gorecom.htm Here is what seems to have happened to the recomendations of the Gore Commission: We begin our news with a quote: =93The federal government should consider aviation security as a national security issue, and provide substantial funding for capital improvements. The Commission believes that terrorist attacks on civil aviation are directed at the United States, and that there should be an ongoing federal commitment to reducing the threats that they pose.=94 If you think that comes from a recent Bush White House report, guess again. In the summer of 1996, shortly after the cra |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... JimH wrote: Really? I can think of 3,000 who died on 9-11 thanks to Clinton. I can also not recall anything he ever did to tray and stop terrorism....... ********************** Nobody should have to spend the rest of their life so grossly underinformed: Gee Chuck, and just how did those actions stop 9-11? |
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JimH wrote:
Really? I can think of 3,000 who died on 9-11 thanks to Clinton. I can also not recall anything he ever did to tray and stop terrorism....... ********************** Nobody should have to spend the rest of their life so grossly underinformed: Gee Chuck, and just how did those actions stop 9-11? ****************************** If you had the ability to see your own weasly flip-flop here, you'd (hopefully) be ashamed. Note: Your first bitch was that you could not "recall anything (Clinton) ever did to (try) and stop terrorism...." After being presented with a long list of actions, including several that were specifically stonewalled by a Republican congress, and after being presented with the fact that the Gore Commission specifically discovered and warned about a credible threat that terrorists were planning to use hijacked commercial aircraft as weapons against US facilities....YOU CHANGE THE QUESTION! You reject the answer to your previous question and then attempt to pretend that your initial question was whether Clinton had effectively "stopped" 9-11. I would say that since 9-11 happened after Clinton no longer had the power to "stop it" and his successor had been in place for about eight months- Clinton did a good job of preventing 9-11 on his watch. You guys have the funniest standards. You are eager to blame the first terrorist attack that took place *six weeks* after Clinton took office squarely on Bill Clinton, and you never hear any of the right wing reactionaries even suggest that Bush the First could have been to blame in any manner. The attack that took place eight months after your boy slid into office, (and immediately appointed his campaign manager as head of anti terrorist operations), that attack? That has to be the fault of the preceding administration, obviously. Neo-Conservatism will subside because it is intellectually dishonest. The kool-aid drinking disciples who fail to recognize that may be intellectually honest enough in their own right- merely intellectually challenged. |
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![]() wrote in message ups.com... JimH wrote: Really? I can think of 3,000 who died on 9-11 thanks to Clinton. I can also not recall anything he ever did to tray and stop terrorism....... ********************** Nobody should have to spend the rest of their life so grossly underinformed: Gee Chuck, and just how did those actions stop 9-11? ****************************** If you had the ability to see your own weasly flip-flop here, you'd (hopefully) be ashamed. Note: Your first bitch was that you could not "recall anything (Clinton) ever did to (try) and stop terrorism...." After being presented with a long list of actions, including several that were specifically stonewalled by a Republican congress, and after being presented with the fact that the Gore Commission specifically discovered and warned about a credible threat that terrorists were planning to use hijacked commercial aircraft as weapons against US facilities....YOU CHANGE THE QUESTION! You reject the answer to your previous question and then attempt to pretend that your initial question was whether Clinton had effectively "stopped" 9-11. I would say that since 9-11 happened after Clinton no longer had the power to "stop it" and his successor had been in place for about eight months- Clinton did a good job of preventing 9-11 on his watch. You guys have the funniest standards. You are eager to blame the first terrorist attack that took place *six weeks* after Clinton took office squarely on Bill Clinton, and you never hear any of the right wing reactionaries even suggest that Bush the First could have been to blame in any manner. The attack that took place eight months after your boy slid into office, (and immediately appointed his campaign manager as head of anti terrorist operations), that attack? That has to be the fault of the preceding administration, obviously. Neo-Conservatism will subside because it is intellectually dishonest. The kool-aid drinking disciples who fail to recognize that may be intellectually honest enough in their own right- merely intellectually challenged. |
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![]() wrote in message ups.com... JimH wrote: Really? I can think of 3,000 who died on 9-11 thanks to Clinton. I can also not recall anything he ever did to tray and stop terrorism....... ********************** Nobody should have to spend the rest of their life so grossly underinformed: Gee Chuck, and just how did those actions stop 9-11? ****************************** If you had the ability to see your own weasly flip-flop here, you'd (hopefully) be ashamed. Note: Your first bitch was that you could not "recall anything (Clinton) ever did to (try) and stop terrorism...." After being presented with a long list of actions, including several that were specifically stonewalled by a Republican congress, and after being presented with the fact that the Gore Commission specifically discovered and warned about a credible threat that terrorists were planning to use hijacked commercial aircraft as weapons against US facilities....YOU CHANGE THE QUESTION! You reject the answer to your previous question and then attempt to pretend that your initial question was whether Clinton had effectively "stopped" 9-11. I would say that since 9-11 happened after Clinton no longer had the power to "stop it" and his successor had been in place for about eight months- Clinton did a good job of preventing 9-11 on his watch. You guys have the funniest standards. You are eager to blame the first terrorist attack that took place *six weeks* after Clinton took office squarely on Bill Clinton, and you never hear any of the right wing reactionaries even suggest that Bush the First could have been to blame in any manner. The attack that took place eight months after your boy slid into office, (and immediately appointed his campaign manager as head of anti terrorist operations), that attack? That has to be the fault of the preceding administration, obviously. Neo-Conservatism will subside because it is intellectually dishonest. The kool-aid drinking disciples who fail to recognize that may be intellectually honest enough in their own right- merely intellectually challenged. You really need to calm down Chuck. This is just a discussion. If it makes you feel any better (I don't want you having a heart attack over this thread) you won this discussion. Better now? |
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" Tuuk" wrote in message
news ![]() So what your saying is that those who joined the military are ignoramuses,,,, Actually,,,,,,,that's, not what Harry,,,,,,,,,said at all, you pathetic excuse for a crash test dummy. |
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JimH wrote:
You really need to calm down Chuck. This is just a discussion. If it makes you feel any better (I don't want you having a heart attack over this thread) you won this discussion. Better now? ********* I've been better all along, thanks. :-) Points to you for recognizing when had painted yourself into a corner. There's hope you you yet. |
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Ok krause,,, lets look at what you said,,,
First off,, would you happen to know a chap named Mr. Hoeflich ?? hmmm,, I do,,, lol,, I do now and he cannot believe what he is learning,, apparently he used to look up to you,,, lol,,, And our conversations are just beginning,, I am sending him some cut and pastes and some other email addresses he has given me,, he thinks some others may be interested in some of your comments,,, Second off,,, lets look closer at what you said,, real quick today krause as I gotta go,, "'"""DumTuuk is likely to start threatening you and then show up at your front door and attempt to break it down.''''"" krause,,, you ****ing liar,,, I never once threatened you,,,, you liar,,, never once,, you invited me to your home,, I found your home and accepted your invitation.. guess what krause,,, I accept your invitation,,, and I am looking at very near future krause,,, very near,,, lol,,, and it is my pleasure,, "'''"'Bob sez he only attacks what he eats,''''" So you threatening to sick your animal on me krause ??? lol,,,, "'''''and since he converted to Judaism from Buddhism,'""'" are you retarded krause/??? "'''''So I held a meeting of the other housepets and Panda, the Siamese, agreed to remove Tuuk's face.""""" hmmmm,,, another threat from krause,,, lol,,, what would Nathan, Abe or Murray think about that,, lets ask them,,, lol,,, See you soon krause "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Doug Kanter wrote: " Tuuk" wrote in message news ![]() So what your saying is that those who joined the military are ignoramuses,,,, Actually,,,,,,,that's, not what Harry,,,,,,,,,said at all, you pathetic excuse for a crash test dummy. Watch it there, fella. DumTuuk is likely to start threatening you and then show up at your front door and attempt to break it down. Or, worse, his equally pooched-in-the-head mother, Karen Smith of Oz, will show up. I've already discussed Tuuk with Bob, our pet bobcat. Bob sez he only attacks what he eats, and since he converted to Judaism from Buddhism, he no longer eats tref. So I held a meeting of the other housepets and Panda, the Siamese, agreed to remove Tuuk's face. |
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![]() "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... snip I've already discussed Tuuk with Bob, our pet bobcat. Bob sez he only attacks what he eats, and since he converted to Judaism from Buddhism, he no longer eats tref. So I held a meeting of the other housepets and Panda, the Siamese, agreed to remove Tuuk's face. I'd be more worried about Tuuk eating your pets...probably raw! |
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![]() "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... snip DumTuuk is a real piece of work, and apparently doesn't realize he is being egged on and used by the right-wing trashmeisters here he claimed at one point were supplying him with "information." I should look at a few of his recent posts to see how crazy he has become. He has actually calmed down a bit and now is mostly silly. I notice that his 'handle' is now Tuuuk rather than Tuuk. Wonder if he got into a spot of trouble for his foolishness over the holidays. |
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