[GladesGuru]

As I have been given to understand, the TV stations were bombed because they were sued as passive detection units to locate stealth bombers. The program for so doing was a Chinese deal, and the embassy was targeted as a retaliation for their having made the program available.

As for Clark, I'm not voting for him. But give him one thing - he was a military man unfortunate to be serving under the Klintoons. A more anti-military administration is hard to find in American history.

[JSteff]

"The program for so doing was a Chinese deal, and the embassy was targeted as a retaliation for their having made the program available."

Made available because of the IT secrets and hardware klinton "allowed" to fall into chinese hands.

[Samurai_Jack]

"But give him one thing - he was a military man unfortunate to be serving under the Klintoons. A more anti-military administration is hard to find in American history."

I would ordinarily agree with your conclusions here in regards to respect for military service. But this particular general was documented as being viewed unfavorably by pentagon brass at the pentagon such that he was denied his fourth star. That is until after he proved his loyalty to the clintons by cooperating with the posse comotatis violation at Waco. Supplying military equipment, training and facilities, troops, advisors and even planners from Fort Hood.

After demonstrating his obsequious loyalty to the clintons he was given his fourth star and elevated to the position of 'supreme commander of NATO'. He was fired from the position because of his inability to follow a chain of command. Now the clintons are rewarding him with a presidential campaign. What makes us think he will submit to limits of presidential powers when he would not properly submit to his position as the 'supreme commander of NATO?

I think that Waco Clark the butcher of bosnia is loyal to the clintons and himself. Yeah, he served under an anti-military administration... and was rewarded richly for a job well done. Nuff Said.