Posted on 11/07/2016 4:26:16 AM PST by Arthur Wildfire! March
Janet Reno was a wicked old hag.
I saw Janet Reno during congressional hearings.
She was the most uninspired repetitive stonewaller I ever heard in my life.
She kept repeating the same phrase, something along the lines:
“I cannot comment on this because it’s part of an ongoing investigation.”
She might have made a world record using that tactic.
Thanks to her the Clintons managed to steal billions from Haiti, sell watered down AIDS medication to third world countries, transfer 20 percent of our uranium mines to Russian ownership, etc.
Reno enabled that by being so corrupt back in the 90s when she should have spearheaded Bill Clinton's richly deserved impeachment over corruption other than the blue dress.
I will dig up what I can find about her.
I fear for her soul, but a true historian shows no mercy, especially to the likes of her.
Ann Coulter [back in 2007]
Liberals want to return the office to the glory years of Attorney General Janet Reno!
There is reason to believe Reno is precisely the sort of attorney general that Hillary would nominate, since Reno was widely assumed to be Hillary’s pick at the time. As ABC News’ Chris Bury reported the day Reno was confirmed: “The search for an attorney general exemplifies Hillary Clinton’s circle of influence and its clout. ... The attorney general-designate, Janet Reno, came to the president’s attention through Hillary Clinton’s brother, Hugh Rodham.”
Let’s compare attorneys general:
— Civilians killed by Ashcroft: 0 — Civilians killed by Gonzales: 0 — Civilians killed by Reno: 80
Reno’s military attack on a religious sect in Waco, Texas, led to the greatest number of civilians ever killed by the government in the history of the United States. More Americans were killed at Waco than were killed at any of the various markers on the left’s via dolorosa — more than Kent State (4 killed), more than the Haymarket Square rebellion (4 killed), more than Three Mile Island (0 killed). [snip]
[more coming up]
Ann Coulter [back in 2007]
As Dade County (Fla.) state attorney, Janet Reno made a name for herself as one of the leading witch-hunters in the notorious “child molestation” cases from the ‘80s, when convictions of innocent Americans were won on the basis of heavily coached testimony from small children.
Charged by Reno’s office in 1984 with child molestation, Grant Snowden was convicted on the manufactured testimony of one such child, who was 4 years old when the abuse allegedly occurred.
Snowden, the most decorated police officer in the history of the South Miami Police Department, was sentenced to five life terms — and was imprisoned with people he had put there. Snowden served 11 years before his conviction was finally overturned by a federal court in an opinion that ridiculed the evidence against him and called his trial “fundamentally unfair.”
In a massive criminal justice system, mistakes will be made from time to time. But Janet Reno put people like Snowden in prison not only for crimes that they didn’t commit — but also for crimes that never happened. Such was the soccer-mom-induced hysteria of the ‘80s, when innocent people were prosecuted for fantastical crimes concocted in therapists’ offices.
— Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Ashcroft: 0 — Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Gonzales: 0 — Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Reno: at least 1
On Aug. 19, 1991, rabbinical student Yankel Rosenbaum was stabbed to death in Crown Heights by a black racist mob shouting “Kill the Jew!” as retaliation for another Hasidic man killing a black child in a car accident hours earlier.
In a far clearer case of jury nullification than the first Rodney King verdict, a jury composed of nine blacks and three Puerto Ricans acquitted Lemrick Nelson Jr. of the murder — despite the fact that the police found the bloody murder weapon in his pocket and Rosenbaum’s blood on his clothes, and that Rosenbaum, as he lay dying, had identified Nelson as his assailant.
The Hasidic community immediately appealed to the attorney general for a federal civil rights prosecution of Nelson. Reno responded with utter mystification at idea that anyone’s civil rights had been violated.
Civil rights? Where do you get that?
Because they were chanting “Kill the Jew,” Rosenbaum is a Jew, and they killed him.
Huh. That’s a weird interpretation of “civil rights.” It sounds a little harebrained to me, but I guess I could have someone look into it.
It took two years from Nelson’s acquittal to get Reno to bring a civil rights case against him.
— Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Ashcroft: 0 — Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Gonzales: 0 — Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Reno: at least 1
Janet Reno presided over the leak of Richard Jewell’s name to the media, implicating him in the Atlanta Olympic park bombing in 1996, for which she later apologized. I believe Reno also falsely accused the Miami relatives of Elian Gonzalez of violating the law, which I am not including in her record of false accusations, but reminds me of another comparison.
Number of 6-year-old boys deported to totalitarian dictatorships by Ashcroft: 0 Number of 6-year-old boys deported to totalitarian dictatorships by Gonzales: 0 Number of 6-year-old boys deported to totalitarian dictatorships by Reno: 1
Not until Bush became president was the media interested in discussing the shortcomings of the attorney general. Whatever flaws Alberto Gonzales has (John Ashcroft has none), we don’t have to go back to the Harding administration to find a worse attorney general.
From the phony child abuse cases of the ‘80s to the military assault on Americans at Waco, Janet Reno presided over the most egregious attacks on Americans’ basic liberties since the Salem witch trials. These outrageous deprivations of life and liberty were not the work of fanatical right-wing prosecutors, but liberals like Janet Reno.
Reno is the sort of wild-eyed zealot trampling on real civil rights that Hillary views as an ideal attorney general, unlike that brute Alberto Gonzales. At least Reno didn’t fire any U.S. attorneys!
Oh wait —
Number of U.S. attorneys fired by Ashcroft: 0 Number of U.S. attorneys fired by Gonzales: 8 Number of U.S. attorneys fired by Reno: 93
The children cant ask her anything because they are in Heaven and shes on her way straight to hell.
I plan to keep at this for a while, but already found hard hitting research by Ann Coulter reg. Reno.
— FRegards ....
Bon Voyage Janet!
On days like this, I praise the Lord for his grace and compassion. HE is the eternal Judge. Janet today, Comey tomorrow, Obama, Clinton together with the rest will face judgement.
Jesus passionately warned us repeatedly - hell is real.
How comforting is the prospect of Heaven free from them.
You might not think this is the right day to remind people, but I’ll quote you anyway:
“Clinton and Reno treated the first WTC attack as a criminal act, and that got us the 2nd attack.” — SmithL
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1826223/posts?page=1#1
Absolutely.
By now she has a taste of what those people she murdered went through.
Good riddance.
I worked with Reno on her first case in Miami when Bob Graham appointed her. At the time, there were few women ASAs. She’s dead?
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What can you tell us about the 1970 (72 maybe) case where she had those 2 journalists arrested after they presented physical evidence of voter fraud by the league of women voters as documented in the book “Votescam” and in the public record.
I assume that Hillary voted for the very power that Reno sued against. Probably not a big deal, but would help bust any simpatico illusions Hillary might try to evoke today.
Reno Files Challenge to Terror Law
Breitbart/AP | 11-20-06 | Matt Apuzzo
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1741925/posts
‘Former Attorney General Janet Reno and seven other former Justice Department officials filed court papers Monday arguing that the Bush administration is setting a dangerous precedent by trying a suspected terrorist outside the court system.’
‘Bill and Me’ - MY FBI - By Louis J. Freeh
Washington Times | October 19, 2005 | Joseph C. Goulden
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1506300/posts
In November 1997, Mr. Freeh sent Attorney General Janet Reno a 27-page memo about allegations of illicit fund-raising during the 1996 campaign. Much “soft money” came into the Clinton-Gore camp “from alarming sources, including the People’s Republic of China.” Miss Reno refused Mr. Freeh’s recommendation that an independent counsel run the case.
Then the president made a mistake. In an offhand remark to the press, he claimed that had the FBI briefed the White House, he would have ensured that there was no “undue influence” involved. [snip]
[Louis Free had just written a hard-hitting book that exposed Reno as well as the Clintons back in 2005.]
Stop the Tape: FREEH SOUNDS LIKE HE’S GOT THE GOODS
Rush Limbaugh | October 19, 2005 | The Truth Detector
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1505707/posts
Freeh Sounds Like He’s Got the Goods October 19, 2005 Download Windows Media PlayerListen To Rush Conduct Broadcast Excellence (Highly recommended by poster) BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Okay, now on to Louie Freeh, fulfilling a commitment made to you on Monday. There’s a review of his book, “(My FBI: Bringing Down the Mafia, Investigating Bill Clinton, and Fighting the War on Terror),” in the Washington Times today by Joseph C. Goulden, and the interesting passage from this review... Let me give you the first paragraph then go to the interesting passage. “Oh, let’s cut right to the chase. Your primary...
I believe she will be sent there by God after he allows her to face her victims. That will be God’s gift to them and her eternal memory.
I got to meet her once at my previous job about 10 years ago. She was very nice and proper, had a great sense of humor. I sense that she was a person who was tarnished by her association with the Thugocracy that is Clinton Inc.
Perfect
I hope she planned to vote on election day.
“Without good old Reno, Gorelick would have had an entirely different career”.
Can we find a way to throw Ol” Franklin Raines in the same pot ???
Quoting you here:
“[Janet Reno’s] deputies were aghast when she used to bring a yellow legal pad to top level DOJ meetings....and actually took notes.”
—Because the Clintonista hate to jam their shredders?
Reno was Hillary’s picture of Dorian Gray. May she Rest In Peace, but she hat is a probable sign from God that Hillary is over.
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