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Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
that was last century.....geezus get current....
dont hold your breath.....that was last century.....geezus get current....
This was one of the largest and most horrific mass murders in recent history, and those responsible favor it are still free, having never been brought to justice.
I'm not optimistic about justice ever being served, but as long as those responsible for this terrible crime remain at large, the matter ought not be considered closed.
actually over 50 percent of the davidians were black. and it doesnt surprise me that meuller was involved in that particular shit show. if john Moslby or nathan forrest or even vo Nguyen Giap were in koresh's position of leadership, not one fed would have survived the initial raid. but the davidians, being the nice christians that they were, let al-fed'da go home and get more ammoIn1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
In1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
Hey, fucktard. Have some respect. You spell American with a capital A.
if it happened today in the age of the internet, hee would haveHey, fucktard. Have some respect. You spell American with a capital A.
HAHAHA. The board notes your feeble attempt to change the subject. Even you know Bill Clinton should have fried for waco.
This was one of the largest and most horrific mass murders in recent history, and those responsible favor it are still free, having never been brought to justice.
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that was last century.....geezus get current....
This was one of the largest and most horrific mass murders in recent history, and those responsible favor it are still free, having never been brought to justice.
I'm not optimistic about justice ever being served, but as long as those responsible for this terrible crime remain at large, the matter ought not be considered closed.
Hey, fucktard. Have some respect. You spell American with a capital A.
HAHAHA. The board notes your feeble attempt to change the subject. Even you know Bill Clinton should have fried for waco.
In1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
Yeah, just because the man was an unethical, hypocritical, partisan scumbag then doesn't mean he is now...that was last century.....geezus get current....
In1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
In1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
There was no Waco cover-up. Don't make things up.In1993 Bill Clinton sent tanks into a building where white christian gun-owners (the 3 groups libs hate most) were living and started a fire that burned 76 americans alive including a bunch of kids. Nothing was done to Clinton or his gang. In fact he had some of the survivors sent to prison!!
Exclusive – Barr: Special Counsel Mueller 'Raising More Questions, Controversy for No Reason' - Breitbart
July 3 2017However, during his tenure as FBI Director, Mueller made a very similar request to Congressman Bob Barr during congressional hearings on the Waco siege. According to Barr, Mueller said, “don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them, and they’re good people.”
Barr documented the conversation in his 2004 book, The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton. Although his book is primarily about Clinton’s impeachment, it does include a chapter about the Waco hearings. Barr describes the conversation in detail within that chapter:
The extent to which federal law enforcements stuck together to protect their own regardless of right and wrong was also quite disturbing. The most vivid example of this phenomenon occurred one morning before a day of hearings on Waco. We were scheduled to question some of the agents responsible for the events that occurred at Waco. I was convinced — and still am — that some of these federal officials had falsified important evidence.
When the phone rang in my Washington office that morning, the voice at the other end of the line belonged to Bob Mueller, now the Director of the FBI under President Bush. I knew Bob from his service in the Department of Justice while I served at the United States Attorney in Atlanta. His message was clear.
“Bob,” he said, “Don’t go too hard on these guys. We know most of them and they’re good people.”
