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Started by francois.grieu
Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:09
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Author: francois.grieu
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:09
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:09
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high # percentage of battlefield casualties among American troops are by mines. # # Yet President Clinton and Vice President Gore are meekly yielding to the # wrongheaded opposition of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, even though they # claim to support the ban themselves. # # Even General Norman Schwarzkopf and pro-military Republican Senators like # John McCain, Alfonse D'Amato and Chuck Hagel have all endorsed the ban. # # America's proud tradition of CIVILIAN CONTROL [a distant memory!] of the # military gives the President responsibility for making the final decision. # # Mr. Clinton is shirking his responsibility. The Military are in control of ALL KEY POLITICIANS. They do so via Secrecy and Scary Stories and ECHELON. # "Covering Up Crimes", By Anthony Lewis, NYT, 5/5/97 # # A Government official becomes aware that secret information shows # corruption and criminality in a Federal agency. # # He wants to inform Congress, but he is forbidden to do so unless he first # gets the approval of the very agency involved. # # And Congress has no power to change to change those rules so it can get # the facts. # # That is the legal position---the extraordinary position---taken by the # Clinton Administration. It is as far-reaching an assertion of executive # power to keep secrets from Congress as any president has ever made: the # power to cover up crimes of the state. # # The Administration's position was set out last Nov. 26 in a legal # memorandum, from the Justice Department to the CIA saying anyone # disclosing classified information to a member of Congress would # be violating the Constitution. # # James Madison must be rolling in his grave at that claim. # # The principal of sepa
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