[BeAChooser]

However, there's no way in a few short years as president he managed to persuade professional members of our intelligence infrastructure (aside possibly from lawyer and political hack-appointees at the very top) to destroy a federal building and kill hundreds of innocent Americans all for his own personal political purposes. People would know about it. People would object and blow the wistle. NO ONE on the ground would actually go out and implement it. Certainly clinton is smart enough (whatever else we might say about this otherwise moronic apt-to-treason character) to not risk EVERYTHING on so utterly risky (and likely impossible) a venture.

Until you or someone else explains the circumstances surrounding the death of Ron Brown, I'm not willing to rule out any possibility. If they could murder a Secretary of Commerce (and 34 other important people) on an Air Force plane and get away with it, I imagine they could do anything.

[glorygirl]

"Certainly clinton is smart enough (whatever else we might say about this otherwise moronic apt-to-treason character) to not risk EVERYTHING on so utterly risky (and likely impossible) a venture"

Hmmmm. When have I heard this before? January, 1998 maybe? Something about an intern?