YOO-HOO Bill O'Reilly / HILLARY CLINTON KNEW PRECISELY WHO SAMI AL-ARIAN WAS

O'REILLY FACTOR, FOXNEWS | 2.26.03 | Mia T

[Mia T]

YOO-HOO Bill O'Reilly
HILLARY CLINTON KNEW PRECISELY WHO SAMI AL-ARIAN WAS

 

by Mia T, 2.27.03

 

I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters.--Frank Lloyd Wright

 

You can hardly be accused of pulling your punches generally; but you do seem to hold the death blow ---almost as a lure--when it comes to potential "dream" Factor guests.

I would hope that you dig further into hillary clinton's connection to the Sami Al-Arians of this world.

Last night on The Factor, you seemed to imply that Mrs. clinton was duped when she invited terrorists to tea at the White House. I submit that her actions suggest otherwise.

Recall, for example, the infamous typo contained in her list of donors...American Muslim Council, a group with documented terrorist ties, conveniently morphed into the more benign-sounding American Museum Council...

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AMERICAN MUSEUM--ER--MUSLIM COUNCIL

it won't s-p-i-n

KNOWNOTHING VICTIM RODHAM/CLINTON REVISITED

 

^{Q ERTY2} "There isn't a shred of evidence."

 

 

HILLARY "YOU KNOW" CLINTON ^{KnowNothing Victim}

Q ERTY4 ^{double bagel}

 

W I D E B O D Y. _{low-center-of-gravity}

Dim Bulb _{Congenital Bottom Feeder}

 

kleptocratic

 

 

clinton Complex-Question Fallacy Scheme

 

HILLARY CLINTON LACKS COGNITIVE CAPACITY TO LEAD

Hardball's Softball hillary clinton 'Interview'

THE CLINTONS--AMERICA'S BIGGEST BLUNDER

Hear Bush 41 Warn Us--October 19, 1992

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What did they know. . . and when did they know it ?

_{rodham-clinton} ^{reality-check}

Democrat Debacle of '02

DESIGNATED DEMOCRAT ATTACK DOG

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BUMP!

How Hillary Clinton Has Misled New Yorkers: Timeline

 

NEW YORK, NY - The Lazio Campaign today revealed a timeline showing how Hillary Clinton has misled New Yorkers about her association with individuals who have expressed support for the terrorist organizations Hezbollah and Hamas.

May 24, 2000 Hillary Clinton receives $1,000 contribution from pro-Hamas, pro-Hezbollah, Abdurahman Alamoudi

June 13, 2000 Mrs. Clinton attends fundraiser in Boston, organized by the American Muslim Alliance, and accepts $50,000 in contributions and a plaque from the group

August 8, 2000 Hillary Clinton sends a thank you note to the American Muslim Alliance for the plaque

October 25, 2000 New York Daily News reports that Mrs. Clinton attended fundraiser sponsored by the American Muslim Alliance, that she received $50,000 in contributions at the fundraiser, that Abdurahman Alamoudi gave Mrs. Clinton $1,000. Clinton Spokesman Howard Wolfson says Mrs. Clinton will return the $1,000 contribution from Alamoudi. Story also notes that Alamoudi was invited to the White House by Hillary Clinton.

October 26, 2000 NY Newspapers report that Hillary Clinton says she will return the $50,000 in donations. Daily News says, "Clinton said she routinely accepts such plaques - then stores them away. ëIíve been given literally thousands of plaques,í she said."

October 28, 2000 Lazio Campaign releases page 10 of Mrs. Clintonís FEC June 30 report that shows Mrs. Clinton filed Alamoudiís employer as the "American Museum Council," not the "American Muslim Council." Appearing at an event with Rick Lazio, Governor Pataki says, "Mrs. Clinton should say why she filed this under the American Museum Council, not the American Muslim Council."

October 28, 2000 Alamoudi speaks at a rally in front of the White House and says "I wish they added I am a supporter of Hezbollah. Anybody supports Hezbollah here?"

October 29, 2000 NY Newspapers report that Clinton campaign uses the excuse that the "American Museum Council" was a "typo." Lazio Campaign notes that when Mayor Giuliani had a similar misfiling on his FEC report, Howard Wolfson said, "The Mayor, I believe, signs these forms and is responsible for whatís in them."

October 31, 2000 (a.m.) Daily News reports that Alamoudi has been employed by Clinton State Department as "a goodwill ambassador abroad, giving lectures on religious tolerance in the U.S."

October 31, 2000 (p.m.) Fox News Channel breaks story of October 28 rally and notes that Nehod Atwad, another person Mrs. Clinton has invited to the White House spoke at the rally. Fox shows videotape of Mr. Atwad stating, "I am a supporter of the Hamas movement now more than ever."

November 2, 2000 Despite heavy lobbying from the President and Mrs. Clinton, Democratic Assemblyman Dov Hikind refuses to endorse his Democratic party member. NY Times reports that Mrs. Clinton refuses to discuss non-endorsement.

November 3, 2000 Letter from Mrs. Clinton to the American Muslim Alliance on White House Stationery thanking group for the plaque surfaces. Only after being questioned by reporters, the Clinton campaign releases the letter.

November 4, 2000 All NYC dailies report on the letter. Clinton camp tells Daily News that after the story of the fundraiser first surfaced, they "checked the White House archives but failed at that time to find any letter."

"After receiving queries from news organizations that received the faxed letter, Wolfson said campaign aides returned and discovered the previously missed document," the Daily News reports.

Nov 4, 2000

Lazio Campaign News Release, Lazio.com

0/31/00 3:45 p.m.

National Review

 

No Easy Ride for Hillary!

Her reluctance to speak candidly is her biggest obstacle.

 

By Deroy Murdock, a columnist with the Scripps Howard News Service

 

As New Yorkers prepare to elect a new U.S. senator on November

7, Hillary Rodham Clinton remains hounded by twin suspicions about her

honesty and commitment to Israel. Her plunging support among Jewish

voters in a recent survey suggests that these nagging questions may be

causing grave damage to her Senate candidacy.

 

Mrs. Clinton fueled these lingering doubts in November 1999 when she

kissed Yasser Arafat's wife, Suha, immediately after Mrs. Arafat

delivered a speech accusing Israel of murdering Arab children &emdash; with

poison gas, no less. Mrs. Clinton said she did not understand the

simultaneous translation of Mrs. Arafat's Arabic remarks. In any case,

why the smooch? Given the PLO's legacy of violence, wouldn't a

handshake have sufficed?

 

Mrs. Clinton sparked further questions when she claimed that she asked

President Clinton to veto an anti-Israel resolution in the United

Nations Security Council on October 7. The U.S. abstained instead.

But did she really urge that veto, or simply concoct that story

afterward to limit the damage to her candidacy after the abstention drew

fire? Mrs. Clinton has been very uncomfortable discussing this

matter. When I asked her about this at an October 17 Council on Foreign

Relations meeting, she huffed: "That question does not even deserve a

response. I have said everything about that I have to say."

 

Now Hillary Clinton has puzzled Jewish voters and friends of Israel with

yet another stumble. The New York Daily News reported on October

25 that her Senate campaign has returned $50,000 collected at a Boston

fundraiser attended by Muslims and Americans of Arab descent. The First

Lady posed for photos holding a plaque given to her by the event's

organizers. It expressed the appreciation of the American Muslim

Alliance for her human-rights activism. Mrs. Clinton now says she

didn't know the award was from the Alliance, even though the group's

name was emblazoned on the trophy in large letters. "I get handed

thousands of plaques," Mrs. Clinton now says. Alas for the First Lady,

the American Muslim Alliance's national president, Agha Saeed, favors

the Palestinian struggle for independence from Israel and believes the

Palestinians "have the right to resist by armed force."

 

Mrs. Clinton has hosted events at the Executive Mansion "to which

individuals opposed to the Mideast peace process and Israel's existence

were invited," the Daily News reported. Her Senate campaign returned a

$1,000 contribution from one of those visitors, Abduraham Alamoudi of

the American Muslim Council. According to the Daily News, Alamoudi once

declared: "We are the ones who went to the White House and defended what

is called Hamas," the Palestinian terrorist group whose 1994-1996

suicide-bombing campaign killed 130 people and wounded some 600 others.

Shortly after one of its bombs exploded in Jerusalem in August 1997,

Alamoudi told Fox News about Hamas: "I think it's a freedom-fighting

organization."

 

Mrs. Clinton's June 30, 2000 Federal Election Commission filing cited

Alamoudi's May 25 donation of $1,000 to her war chest. Oddly enough,

his occupation is not listed as "American Muslim Council" but "American

Museum Council." The Clinton campaign calls this a typo. (To see

Alamoudi's contribution record, search under his surname here.)

 

A reasonable voter might give another candidate the benefit of the doubt

here. But this is the same Hillary Rodham Clinton who is associated

with the "bureaucratic snafu" that led to Filegate.

 

This is the same First Lady whose Rose Law Firm billing records vanished

for two years, then magically reappeared in the White House residence

just days after the Resolution Trust Corporation concluded a

Whitewater-related probe in which the records would have been relevant.

"I do not know how the billing records came to be found where they were

found," the First Lady shrugged back in January 1996.

 

This is the same woman who special prosecutor Robert Ray believes gave

deceptive sworn testimony in the Travelgate affair. As Ray's October 18

report concludes: Mrs. Clinton "played a role in the decision to fire

the [White House Travel Office] employees and…thus, her statement to the

contrary under oath to this office is factually false."

 

As Bill Clinton's presidency wanes, a Hillary Clinton Senate term could

be waxing around the corner. For now, her Republican opponent stands in

the way. In a Zogby poll published October 31 in the New York Post,

Rep. Rick Lazio led the Dutchess of Chappaqua 47.8 percent to 42.9

(margin of error: plus or minus 3.8 percent).

 

Mrs. Clinton's collapsing popularity among Jewish voters also spells

trouble. On October 29, Zogby found her leading among Jews by 68.8

percent to 27.3 for Lazio. (Margin of error: plus or minus 4 percent).

Two days later, in the aforementioned October 31 poll, only 46 percent

of Jews favored Mrs. Clinton while Lazio's support climbed to 45

percent.

 

But the biggest obstacle between Hillary Clinton and her Capitol Hill

dreams may be her reluctance to speak candidly about the scandals that

nip at her heels like Park Avenue poodles. New Yorkers soon may decide

that they deserve better in the Senate than a politician's wife who

parachuted into the Empire State with ambitions nearly as awesome as her

allergy to the truth.

 

 

The woman who undid the peace

San Francisco Examiner
10-27-2000

James Lafferty

James Lafferty is an independent journalist in Washington. E-mail: jameslafferty@usa.net.

By James Lafferty

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A leading U.S. newspaper recently carried a commentary titled "The Men Who Undid The Mideast Peace," which placed the blame squarely on Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak's predecessor.

A more accurate version might well have read "The Woman Who Undid The Mideast Peace." It would have placed the blame squarely on the person who persuaded her close friend Sandy Berger and her husband, Bill Clinton, to push Barak into concessions that have triggered the Palestinians' new jihad against Israel.

Make no mistake. Hillary Rodham Clinton has been a staunch supporter of the Palestine Liberation Front since her "romantic radical" undergraduate days at Wellesley. Those radicals -- most of them the indulged sons and daughters of America's upper class -- viewed Arafat, a committed terrorist who has transformed the Palestinian territory into a thugocracy, as a "freedom fighter."

Some of those radicals, of course, grew up as they entered adulthood. Clinton, unfortunately, did not. She was the first major voice in the Clinton administration to call for a Palestinian state and, according to White House sources, she was the leading behind-the-scenes force for openly backing Barak over Netanyahu -- an unprecedented interference in the internal politics of a friendly democracy.

It was Clinton who gazed admiring as Suha Arafat committed a blood libel against the people of the Israel by accusing the Israeli government of employing toxic gas against Palestinian women and children. Far from denouncing such outrageous rhetoric, Clinton embraced Arafat's wife and kissed her cheek.

White House sources also say the first lady was the first to suggest that the president dispatch political strategists James Carville and Stan Greenburg to Israel to aid Barak's election bid.

They also acknowledge that it was she who suggested the administration pressure Barak to cede 90 percent of Israel's hard-won "buffer zones" on the West Bank and to agree to making Jerusalem a divided city.

Worse, far worse, the administration acted on her advice in persuading Barak to assent to an open-door "right-of-return" policy for the sons and daughters of Palestinians living in Israel prior to 1948. That terribly naive concession has the potential to double Israel's population within a decade -- giving the Palestinians the demographic upper hand in any election.

Would they then vote for measures to guarantee Jews equitable status or would they vote to confiscate their lands and expel them?

To ask the question is to answer it. An unlimited "right-to-return" concession would mean the end of Israel as a Jewish religious state, and Clinton surely knows that.

Is it any wonder that she was booed vigorously at a recent rally of Jewish Democrats and is studiously avoiding any uncontrolled public gatherings where her presence would evoke a similar response?

That includes, of course, the World Series, where Clinton, a longstanding Yankees' fan, cannot afford to show up at either Shea Stadium or the "House that Ruth Built."

No wonder polls currently show her holding only a slim lead among the Empire State's crucial bloc of Jewish voters -- a group of yellow-dog Democrats that normally should be in her camp by a landslide margin.

In fact, if her longtime pal Bob Shrum hadn't persuaded Al Gore to leapfrog Joe Lieberman over several front-running vice-presidential candidates, she could well be tied or trailing.

Rick Lazio, the youthful congressman from Long Island, still trails Clinton in statewide polls, but he is starting to pick up steam as he campaigns in traditionally Republican upstate New York.

It would not beggar anyone's imagination to see Lazio squeak by on Election Day. If that happens, part of his boost over the top will come from upstate Republicans returning to the fold. But equally significant aid may well be coming from Jewish New Yorkers increasingly aware of the identity of the woman who undid the peace process by pushing for such an untenable peace in the first place.

 

Posted on 10/29/2000 09:34:47 PST by BobS

He said Clinton's forceful criticism of Arafat during the last few weeks has not made him regret his group's decision to support her.

"The idea is to win the election," he said. "[So] she must change her tune. But that doesn't mean anything. It's just at the spur of the moment that she must say these things, and we understand that."

Hillary handed 50 grand by Israel's sworn enemies

 

"Boston, June 13, 2000 - The American Muslim Alliance Massachusetts chapter held a successful fund-raiser for First Lady Hillary Clinton at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston on June 13, 2000. . .

And Hillary clearly understood that her hosts were concerned the U.S. war on terrorism might be too harsh.

In her speech, "Mrs. Clinton vowed to pursue fairness and justice in the issue of secret evidence and the Anti-Terrorism Act," the AMA Web report notes.

Then there's the $1,000 contribution the first lady accepted (then returned this week) from Abdurahman Alamoudi, the American Muslim Council official who attended the Boston event. "We are the ones who went to the White House and defended what is called Hamas," the New York Daily News says Alamoudi once boasted.

Beyond trying to cover up her fund raising with Arafat sympathizers, Mrs. Clinton may have even attempted to hide Alamoudi's American Muslim Council ties. Her campaign's FEC filing actually lists Alamoudi's employer as "The American Museum Council."

ALERT NY JEWS! HILLARY CLINTON COVERS UP $$$ & SUPPORT from PRO-ARAB TERRORIST GROUPS

Hillary Caught in Pro-Arafat Fund-Raising Cover-Up

 

MUSLIM DONORS CITE E-MAIL: Say Hil Camp Knew 50G Fund-Raiser Was Theirs

News/Current Events News Keywords: HILLARY CLINTON, MUSLIM DONATIONS
Source: New York Daily News
Published: October 28, 2000 Author: Larry Cohler-Esses
Posted on 10/28/2000 03:40:12 PDT by Penny

 

A Muslim group whose leader approves of armed Palestinian resistance to Israel disputed Hillary Rodham Clinton's assertion that she didn't know the group sponsored a Boston fund-raiser for her.

The group provided an e-mail yesterday to show there had been contact between the organization and the Clinton campaign the day before the event.

Tahir Ali, chairman of the Massachusetts chapter of the American Muslim Alliance, spoke with Clinton campaign finance director David Rosen on the eve of the June 13 Boston fund-raiser, according to the text of an e-mail Ali sent to his members that same day.

"I just talked to David Rosen, financial director," the e-mail says. "He indicated that Mrs. Clinton will be at the Park Plaza Hotel before 3:30 p.m. tomorrow. [So] try to be there before that."

Ali provided the e-mail to the Daily News after the Clinton campaign insisted that the American Muslim Alliance did not sponsor the fund-raiser, which the organization says generated $50,000 for her Senate campaign. The campaign is returning the money.

Ali has conceded that his group was not the original sponsor of the event, but said it assumed sponsorship about a week before it took place.

A spokesman for Clinton, who accepted a plaque from the group in Boston, insisted yesterday that the campaign was not aware that the American Muslim Alliance sponsored the event.

When asked about Ali's e-mail citing his conversation with Rosen, Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson said, "He [Rosen] does not remember speaking with Mr. Ali, but in any case that is irrelevant. When we found out that this organization claimed credit for hosting the event, we decided to return the money raised at it."

Clinton's contact with the anti-Israel group has jolted her campaign, which has been courting Jewish voters and in recent weeks has condemned Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for failing to halt a wave of Mideast violence.

Ali's e-mail provided new details about the relationship the alliance was seeking to forge with the First Lady.

"We plan to ask her to include a few 'qualified' Muslims in her campaign," the e-mail informed its members. It notes also that the national chairman of the alliance, Agha Saeed, wanted to invite Clinton to be keynote speaker at the group's upcoming national convention.

Saeed has said in interviews that while he supports Palestinian efforts to gain a state through peace talks, if this fails he backs their right to use armed force in accordance with a UN resolution that he says endorses this.

The state Republican Party is trying to capitalize on the issue by hiring a phone-bank company to call voters with Jewish names.

Reading from scripts, the solicitors identify themselves as working for the GOP and accuse Clinton of taking $50,000 from a group supportive of anti-Israel terrorists.

With Joel Siegel

All information copyrighted.

The clintons' fundamental error: They are too arrogant and dim-witted to understand that the demagogic process in this fiberoptic age isn't about counting spun heads; it's about not discounting circumambient brains.

Mia T

Mindless rhinestone-studded-and-tented kleptocracy

 

 

"Hillary's people are very bright," said a well-connected Democrat yesterday. "But they think everybody else is stupid."

Stupid is as stupid does, says Off the Record. . .

OFF THE RECORD: AN OLD DOG NEEDS NEW TRICKS

THE INTERMINABLE clintons
It's time to take out the trash...
A Senate en passant capture is THE MOVE...

NEW AUDIO! Hear the Bill Bennett (PARDONGATE) epilogue .

 

 

hillary clinton A SECURITY RISK: Removal Calls Begin

 

THE UNSTATED MESSAGE OF THE POWELL EVIDENCE

 

Another mistaken 'conceptzia'
WHY AMERICA (& THE WORLD) CANNOT SURVIVE ANOTHER CLINTON
(INDEED, IT IS NOT CLEAR THAT WE ARE GOING TO SURVIVE THE FIRST ONE,)

 

Utter-Failure clintons Concoct Left-Wing-Radio Scheme FIG LEAF
Flower Children Fall for the 2 Self-Evident Thugs & Opportunists Yet Again
(Liberals have always had problems figuring out causation)

 

 

THE CLINTONS--AMERICA'S BIGGEST BLUNDER: Hear Bush 41 Warn Us--October 19, 1992

 

How to get rid of the clintons in 3 easy steps

 

the logic of pathologic self-interest

 

Mrs. clinton's REAL virtual office -- 02.20.03 update

 

[Cosmo]

where did you get the frank lloyd Wright quote? What was the context and was he of any political persuasion?

thanks

Feel the gin

[hattend]

Bumping another Mia T journal entry.

[MamaLucci]

American MuseumMuslim Alliance BUMP!

[Mia T]

THE DANGER OF RUNNING VICARIOUSLY
Bill O'Reilly chews up and spits out the hillary clinton candidacy
(clip included)

[Hatteras]

Once again, Mia T, you have wonderful information but your threads are unintelligible. With all due respect and despite your obvious enthusiasm for the subject matter, your message is not getting through.

[Mia T]

I actually agree. ;) This is an old thread. Current format is simpler, more focused.

Did you check the link and clip in post #24?

[piasa]

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