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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: STORY ON CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISING (fwd)
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> THE FULL STORY ON CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISING HAS YET TO EMERGE
>
> Editorial
>
>
> The campaign finance scandal investigations by Congress and
>by the media have focused exclusively Clinton's 1996 campaign and
>completely ignored his 1992 campaign. While plenty of
>illegalities have been uncovered in the 1996 campaign, the
>implications of the 1992 campaign are much more troubling.
>Consider the following:
>
> (1) In 1992 the DNC Chairman was not Don Fowler, who has been
> called before the Senate. In 1992, the Chairman was Ron
> Brown, who died in a suspicious plane crash in 1996.
>
> (2) In 1992, Clinton's campaign security contractor was Jerry
> Parks. He was gunned down in the streets of Little Rock in
> 1993. His wife says he drove trunkloads of cash from Mena
> airport to Little Rock.
>
> (3) Jerry Parks' employer was Vince Foster of the Rose Law
> Firm. He died under highly suspicious circumstances in 1993.
>
> (4) Victor Raisner, National Finance Co-chair of Clinton for
> President, died in an airplane crash on July 30, 1992.
>
> (5) Paul Tulley of the DNC, was found dead due to unknown
> causes in a hotel room on Sep. 24, 1992.
>
> (6) John Parnell Walker, Investigator for the Resolution
> Trust Corporation looking into the Whitewater/Madison link,
> fell from the top of the Lincoln Towers bldg. on Aug. 15,
> 1993.
>
> (7) Ed Willey, a Clinton fundraiser, died of a self-inflicted
> gunshot wound on Nov. 30, 1993.
>
>
>There are other members of the 1992 Clinton fundraising network
>who have died, but under circumstances that do not seem
>suspicious:
>
> (8) Hershel Friday, a member of the presidential campaign
> finance committee died in an airplane crash on March 1, 1994.
> But an Arkansas source who knew Friday and is familiar with
> the crash tell the Washington Weekly it was not suspicious:
> "He tried to land his twin-engined plane on the airstrip near
> his home on a night when the weather should have dictated
> that he land instead at the North Little Rock or Little Rock
> airports and drive home. It was a sad day, and had nothing to
> do with Clinton." The source further says that the Jerry
> Parks murder cries out for attention. "A mob-style hit on a
> public highway in daylight; A family that says his 'records'
> from investigating Clinton stolen in a burglary."
>
> (9) Pamela Harriman, a wealthy benefactor and fundraiser for
> Bill Clinton in 1992. She was rewarded for her help with an
> ambassadorship to France. She died earlier this year, at the
> age of 76, of a stroke. Hardly anything suspicious there.
>
> Now, of course it could be a coincidence that so many people,
>not counting the last two, involved in the financial aspects of
>the 1992 Clinton Campaign have died violent deaths. But knowing
>what we know today of total subversion and foreign infiltration
>of the 1996 campaign, it is reasonable to assume that the 1992
>campaign was not entirely clean either. Consider Dennis Patrick,
>whose investment account was used by Clinton friend, drug
>distributor, and campaign contributor Dan Lasater to launder
>millions of dollars. This took place at the same time when
>Lasater was under investigation by the Attorney General's Office
>of Santa Fe, New Mexico for narcotics trafficking via aircraft in
>collaboration with the Mob. Patrick has received several threats
>on his life after going public with what he knows.
>
> Consider also that the 1992 campaign took place outside the
>glaring spotlight of Washington, DC. Much of it took place in
>Arkansas, where political murders are considered a venerable
>tradition.
>
> It is for this reason that we suspect that the full story on
>the campaign finance scandal has yet to emerge. Or to be more
>precise, it never will.
>
>
>
>
> Published in the Oct. 6, 1997 issue of The Washington Weekly
> Copyright 1997 The Washington Weekly (http://www.federal.com)
> Reposting permitted with this message intact
>
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