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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DD™ who wrote (11882)	2/25/1999 3:05:00 PM
From: TD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13994

Vast right wing the-moneychanger.com

To: DD™ who wrote (11882)	2/25/1999 3:25:00 PM
From: cody andre	Respond to of 13994

Castrate him and keep him in office for another two years to do the business of the American people!

To: DD™ who wrote (11882)	2/25/1999 11:49:00 PM
From: Catfish	Respond to of 13994

TWO CLINTON AIDES LINKED TO ASSASSINATION--Dixie Mafia Queen In Charge of Drug Testing at White House The Washington Weekly Among the many new details to emerge from Ambrose Evans- Pritchard's book "The Secret Life of Bill Clinton," are sources linking a Clinton aide to a Mob-style assassination, and a White House aide to several assassination attempts. Both Clinton aides appear to have been working on behalf of the Dixie Mafia. THE MOB HIT "I believe that Bill Clinton had my father killed to protect his political career," says Gary Parks, son of the late Jerry Parks, a Clinton campaign security contractor who worked with Vince Foster and was assassinated in 1993, three months after the death of Vince Foster. In collaboration with Foster, Parks had gathered a file on Clinton from numerous surveillance tasks. Park's widow Jane also tells of his transporting of trunkloads of cash from Mena airport on behalf of Vince Foster. A top official in the Arkansas State Police told her outright that "the murder was a conspiracy hatched in Hot Springs by five men who moved in the social circle of Buddy Young." Buddy Young was chief of Clinton's security detail and known as a fixer. He would later become famous for expressing "concern" about the health of other Troopers who considered talking to the press after Clinton became President. Young is now regional director for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. It goes without saying that nobody has ever been convicted of the murder of Jerry Parks. But his file on Bill Clinton was removed from his house by government officials shortly after his death. DIXIE MAFIA QUEEN IN CHARGE OF DRUG TESTING AT WHITE HOUSE The same Dixie Mafia circles seemed to be behind several assassination attempts on Dennis Patrick, who got ensnared into the money laundering transactions of Dan Lasater, a cocaine distributor for the Dixie Mafia since the 1970s. Lasater laundered millions of dollars through an account in the name of Dennis Patrick. When Patrick got cold feet and wanted out, assassins were sent after him. Patrick was prepared, and survived several attempts. A contact at the Lasater & Company firm, Linda Nesheim, told Patrick who was behind the assassination attempts: "Linda kept talking about Patsy Thomasson," he recalls. "She told me that Patsy was the one in charge, that she was the one who could put an end to my whole nightmare." Indeed, it was Dixie Mafia Queen Patsy Thomasson who was in charge of Lasater's money laundering and drug distribution operation when he was in jail for cocaine distribution. It comes as no surprise then, that when Thomasson was appointed Director of the White House Office of Administration, in charge of personnel, computers, security and drug testing, it took more than a year before the Secret Service agreed to grant her a security clearance. She briefly entered the spotlight when it was revealed that a large number of people on the White House staff were unable to pass drug tests, but were allowed to continue to serve the President. It was also Patsy Thomasson who rifled through Foster's drawers the night of his death. What could she have been looking for? freerepublic.com