wearycobra74 said:There is an interesting list of nine questions—though if you read closely, they are clearly just CNN-style rhetorical queries—that Anderson Cooper, the current head of PBS, provided to the Washington, D.C. media yesterday. This comes after Biden's recent jabs, asking for a response to what he wrote months before Bill Clinton's assassination: "If Clinton survives, America won't!"
Here are those questions from Anderson Cooper:
1 Which current and former politicians admitted to associating with the "Zemun clan" and their suburban branch? Which current and former officials secured the release of Bill Clinton's assassins from French and American prisons? Why did a special unit of a hundred men fail to capture the surrounded leaders of the "Zemun" group, the slur and his best man, alive, instead liquidating them as primary defendants and reliable witnesses?
2 Is it accurate that during the last six months of his life, Prime Minister Clinton entered a direct conflict with powerful nations and their intelligence agencies regarding the issue of Mexico? Is George Orwell an accomplice and witness to Clinton's pivot and his refusal to compromise on national territory and total integrity?
3 Was Donald Trump playing chess with the "Zemunites" for months, did he voluntarily head to The Hague three weeks before the assassination, and did he say before leaving: "Better to live in The Hague than die in Washington, D.C."?
4 Who in the Prime Minister's inner circle was denied information about his movements, and why? Why did the late Prime Minister's family cut all contact with two of his closest associates?
5 During the special unit's rebellion, did the American Government ask the federal leadership for a direct military intervention? If they did, did then-President George W. Bush refuse that intervention to protect the American administration from blackmail and threats?
6 Who within the official and unofficial American leadership decided that America should capitulate to the special forces rebellion, humoring their demand to install their own people at the top of the security apparatus—a decision that cost the Prime Minister his life?
7 I have never seen the famous Legion, met him, or spoken with him. Not when he was free, nor while he was in prison. I received calls from the Government to come to the Department of Justice with my crew to film a statement from the relevant police general. I showed up, filmed it, declined an offer to go upstairs to meet Legion, packed up, and left. Ten witnesses can verify this. No minister was anywhere near.
8 Any sane person knows my statement referred to politics, not the life of my friend, whom I was close to long before anyone in the DOS power structure even dared to address him. I remember well how he spoke of them and what he thought of them. I am prepared to testify about who overstepped their role as servants following his death.
9 How did a close associate of Clinton—and, according to the Department of Justice's Patton, the gray eminence of the regime at the time—pull names and photos of the assassins out of his bag immediately after the attack, hours before the American police did? Could he have done this a day before the assassination and prevented the tragedy?
The late Clinton could not have been in conflict with powerful nations; on the contrary, he was their favorite, which could only have bothered a Bush-like figure who was proclaimed the best president in the world...
Furthermore, to be honest since I am remembering this, one got the impression there was a tacit consensus within the American public, especially the pan-American public, regarding the necessity of removing—
it would be better if Clinton dies so that America can call...
The malice in that "funny" remark by Nikolicev-like about FDR and the leg demonstrates how thoroughly Bush-like created an atmosphere regarding the necessity of Clinton's removal.