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Politics : Clinton -- doomed & wagging, Japan collapses, Y2K bug, etc -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Les H who wrote (381)	9/19/1998 7:16:00 PM
From: DD™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1151

SLICK: THE COCAINE KINGPIN AND BRUTAL ASSASIN Excerpt.. "That was the summer Roger Clinton was convicted of conspiracy and drug dealing, and the conversations captured by FBI bugs revealed him trying to call an international drug dealer with ties to the Colombia cartels. On one tape Roger is heard saying: "I've got to get some for my brother, he's got a nose like a vacuum cleaner." Roger was sentenced to two years in the federal slammer the next year, and Bill continued to belt out the hymns every Sunday morning from the front row of the choir at Immanuel Baptist Church. Jane Parks was the wife then of Jerry Parks, who was the security chief of the Clinton-Gore campaign in Arkansas in 1992. His son, Gary, told Ambrose Evans-Pritchard of the Sunday Telegraph that he was watching a TV newscast with his father when Vince Foster's death was announced. The father went pale. "I'm a dead man," he told the son. "They're cleaning house." He told his wife Jane that he would be next. A few months later he was cut down in a volley of automatic-weapons fire on a Little Rock street corner. His father, Gary Parks told the Sunday Telegraph, had been "working on Clinton's infidelities." He kept incriminating files under his bed. Mrs. Parks said Vince Foster called her husband a week before he died, demanding the files. Her husband refused. Some time later a burglar got the files and an assassin got Mr. Parks." washtimes.com DD