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by Lee Hancock and Michelle Mittelstadt ("Dallas Morning News," October 19, 2000)
A Congressional report released Thursday alleges that President Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno misled the public for years with claims that U.S. military experts endorsed the "flawed" FBI tear gas attack that ended the Branch Davidian siege. "President Clinton and Attorney General Reno have deceived the American people for over seven years by misrepresenting that the military endorsed, sanctioned or otherwise approvingly evaluated the plan," stated the report by the House Government Reform Committee.
The 99-page report also vigorously criticizes that Justice Department's response in the aftermath of the tragedy, contending that all of the agency's actions "were consistent with an organization that was not eager to learn the full truth about what happened on April 19, 1993."
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes
I'm taking the side that has actual evidence to support it.
I'm taking the side that has the person responsible for what took place admitting that they were responsible for it.
originally posted by: mOjOm
I'm taking the side that Doesn't rest on multiple high level officials in Government taking orders from a First Lady simply because they are frightened of her because she's mean.
I'm taking the side that makes sense and the pieces fit rather than the side that alleges her motive for causing a major multi agency disaster was all motivated by her desire to kill and cover up the death of 4 agents.
originally posted by: mOjOm
I'm taking the side that doesn't rest on the testimony of Linda Tripp.
originally posted by: mOjOm
I realize you have an aversion to Facts and do all your judgements out of ignorance and based on what you Don't know rather than what you Do know so you won't ever accept such a theory. It doesn't fit your agenda.
originally posted by: rollanotherone
So, let me see if I understand correctly here. The Hillary Kool Aide crowd is saying as First Lady, she wasn't involved in any pollicital affairs, and didn't make the call for Waco, but in the same breath, use her time as First Lady as presidential experience? Which is it? Either she had her hand in calling shots, or she was just smiling for the camera while propping Bill up as president.
Does her time as First Lady qualify her experience, or doesn't it. Simple question.
A little Clinton history for our younger members who did not have to live through it all.
The Clintons Weren't so Bad...."Hillary for President?" When Bill Clinton was president, he allowed Hillary to assume authority over a health care reform. Even after threats and intimidation, she couldn't even get a vote in a democratic controlled congress.
Then President Clinton gave Hillary authority over selecting a female attorney general. Her first two selections were Zoe Baird and Kimba Wood - both were forced to withdraw their names from consideration.
Next she chose Janet Reno - husband Bill described her selection as "my worst mistake." Some may not remember that Reno made the decision to gas David Koresh and the Branch Davidian religious sect in Waco, Texas resulting in dozens of deaths of women and children.
Appearing on Hannity on April 19, Dick Morris dropped a bombshell claim that has "never been said before," that in 1997 then-Attorney General Janet Reno threatened Bill Clinton that if he did not reappoint her as Attorney General she was "going to tell the truth about Waco." He very specifically claimed that "Clinton told me -- that I couldn't not appoint Reno because she would have turned on me over Waco.
originally posted by: boncho
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: ColaTesla
Clinton was not in any position that would have given her authority to order or escalate the siege that ended with the deaths of 76 religious cult members in 1993.
False according to Snopes.
Snopes
Hillary was never sick according to Snopes either. Why don't you just cite the "Ministry of Propaganda"....
Snopes caught lying for HIllary again.
Snopes wrong again re:rape case
Long Read - Rebuttal to Snopes on Parkinson's speculation
Snopes - Anti-Bernie propaganda machine
Snopes - Liberal Bias - Snopes got snoped.
Snopes tries to exonerate cry-bullies, gets facts wrong
While I don't believe it's possible to "debunk" a person, a channel, a source, for instance, an outlet or source of information can easily water down their messages by displaying repeated bias time over time, and Snopes does that by consistently failing to dig into any issue beyond what a simple Google search yields. And that's what the site is basically, two people googling their way to support the establishment "official story" on everything.
So when we know for a fact the government, and more specifically, the parties DNC or RNC, (but especially DNC as leaks has shown they are violating all kinds of laws, basically acting like a government-sanctioned-mafia -e.g. pay for play, pay for ambassadorships, etc) why in the %@$# would we believe anything they have to say?
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: schuyler
And you have presented nothing but denial. The lack of evidence is not proof of anything. No, I do not have the definitive proof you seek. ....
All you have done is demand proof and deny. You have proven nothing at all except that you want very badly to deny the possibility that hillary had anything to do with this.
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: ColaTesla
Clinton was not in any position that would have given her authority to order or escalate the siege that ended with the deaths of 76 religious cult members in 1993.
False according to Snopes.
Snopes
The story back then was that Reno, the Clintons and a few others had meetings on the Waco siege along with all of the other business that a President would be discussing. During these meetings Hillary had no patience for the siege tactics being employed.