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To: joesnuffy
Freeh in 1999 told Congress that domestic "right-wing groups" posed "a very real threat" to national security.

How soon we forget about Ted Kaszinski (SP?), the mad LEFTIST bomber. He sure has dropped out of the public discussion of terrorism. Guess he wasn't really that bad! Or the Abbey Hoffman types in the '60's. If anything, the LEFT is the home of terrorists and freaks.

18 posted on 10/07/2002 7:04:24 PM PDT by GhostofWCooper
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To: GhostofWCooper
How soon we forget about Ted Kaszinski (SP?), the mad LEFTIST bomber. He sure has dropped out of the public discussion of terrorism.

He is now a speechwriter for Al Gore.

24 posted on 10/07/2002 7:22:34 PM PDT by reg45
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To: GhostofWCooper
Was the FBI talking about the "vast right wing conspiracy" before Hillary mentioned it? In their zest, did they start going after outspoken Republican citizens? Were FBI actions used to intimidate conservatives? Legal, honest conservatives who objected to having a possible rapist President lying to the country. Freedom is being able to object to a man like Clinton. Its what free speech is for, contrary to what the larry flynts will say...

At the least, this silliness exposed us to real threats from the likes of Osama.

As WorldNetDaily first reported July 25, veteran FBI agents have complained that the Clinton administration shifted countererror efforts to fighting "right-wing groups" as part of a larger political strategy to demonize Republicans.

53 posted on 10/08/2002 9:52:56 AM PDT by GOPJ
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