Tough Questions (Almost) No One’s Asking
Allying West with Al-Qaeda
In the much talked-about Chris Wallace-Bill Clinton interview on Fox, Clinton made several pointed insistences to Wallace that “at least I tried” to confront terror. This of course implies that the Clinton administration gave a damn in the first place. But how does one reconcile that with the fact that this man allied us with al Qaeda in the Balkans?
That Clinton had a tantrum over an obvious question asking why he didn’t go after bin Laden, that he would consider such an interview a “hit job,” is high comedy. This diva, unused to being challenged by the media except on sexual matters, can’t even appreciate that in seven years, not one interviewer has ever asked him a single question about why he allied us with al Qaeda-trained terrorists who fabricated a genocide in Kosovo, in a war of aggression against a multi-ethnic European nation that never threatened any of its neighbors, much less the United States.
British MI-6 Handpicking Jihadists for Balkan Wars
On page 225 of his new book “In the Line of Fire,” Pervez Musharraf writes that it is believed that Omar Sheikh, the mastermind behind reporter Daniel Pearl’s kidnapping, “was recruited by the British intelligence agency MI-6. It is said that MI-6 persuaded him to take an active part in demonstrations against Serbian aggression in Bosnia and even sent him to Kosovo to join the jihad.”
Here we have a Muslim leader admitting what our own leaders will not: that with the U.S.-led mischief in the Balkans, the West was facilitating, supporting and financing a jihad in Europe. Musharraf’s statement is consistent with the 9/11 Commission’s finding that the “groundwork for a true terrorist network was being laid” in 1990s Bosnia, as former Senate Republican Policy Committee analyst James Jatras described it in his testimony at the Milosevic trial in 2004.
And in the Commission Report this has stayed, never to be spoken of since by any of our hard-nosed journalists of varying political stripes who dutifully “question” politicians’ motivations for war. Understandably, they wouldn’t want to alienate the President of Peace by bringing up not only that he didn’t go after bin Laden, but that he did his bidding. For they would get more than the knee-poking that Chris Wallace got.
Entire article by Julia Gorin, And that Wasn’t Even the Tough Question, Primadonna Bill, at JewishWorldReviw.com
Check out also Julia’s blog articles, More Evidence that Bill Clinton is actually Bitch Clinton and The Skinny on Bosnywood or, better yet, start from her latest entry and enjoy her witty, informed and poignant comments.
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