Thanks for that info about the quotes. Only time will tell if it sticks!
Yes, I agree about Mr. Clinton’s potential involvement. I realize now that my post suggested that I thought he was involved. That wasn’t the intent; in fact, when I read the book, I thought the OKC bombing story was a bit off-topic.
I can remember the heat Mr. C used to get about the Mena airport. Granted, he should have used his authority as governor to deal with it, but the airport was set up with all its goodies during Bush 41′s administration. I never heard anybody on the right mention that.
Also, thanks for comment on Sensenbrenner. I didn’t know that. I have high hopes for the Real ID Act. My wish is that it will be the catalyst for a serious backlash. I think the tree of liberty has long needed watering…
Wishful thinking? Probably; but I can dream, can’t I?
Best to you and all -
Jeff

Apostrophes work just fine for me: ‘The Secret Life of Bill Clinton: The Unreported Stories.’

But anyway, I’m inclined to believe that Clinton had no clue about the matter, and was as much in the dark as the rest of us. In fact, you might even say that Clinton was much the useful idiot.

Remember: JFK was kept in the dark about Operation Northwoods, and lead-in for the invasion of Cuba, until almost the last minute.

There’s very much a shadow government operating here and about, and until that, and its leaders are fully revealed, we’ll get more of the same.

In the meantime, some of them are revealed in the Congress by their acts, such as Sensenbrenner (R-WIS), who covertly inserted the national ID card legislation into a military funding bill at the last moment with it having a chance to be debated.

P.S. I never can remember if book titles are supposed to be underlined or italicized…

I am indeed serious regarding the matter of many people not having a clue.
If we are going to win this war against oppressive government, we should all endeavor to read from the same script, using the same language.

So, once again: It would be of great help to those out there not having much experience with coding, to lend a hand.
Not every driver knows how to change a tire, but given the time, and the patience, and a helping hand, they all learn sooner or later.

Let us not divide ourselves. Rather, let us divide government.

I finally decided to kill bare links for two reasons: First, they all too often throw off the site layout in certain browsers, (IE, how I hate you) and second, they are too frequently an indicator that the person posting the link hasn’t actually thought about what he or she is trying to say — or has nothing at all to say, and expects that just throwing out a link will do the talking for them.

It might be helpful if you were to demonstrate your desires, by showing those who aren’t savvy with coding, how to do it.
Not everyone is knowledgeable of the mechanics.

And anyway, please explain why bare links are stripped out? Your’s is the only place I’ve see so far which does this. Is there a reason?

Thanks in advance.

I also didn’t delete any of your remarks.

In the future, try to feign a little respect for the sites you visit.

If your comment doesn’t make sense without the link, then it doesn’t make sense at all, and you should have given another two seconds of thought to it anyway.