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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 59
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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BILL CLINTON: PARTY ANIMAL
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by Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief, Conspiracy Nation
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Copyright (c) 1994 -- All rights reserved
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*The Sunday Telegraph*, a London-based newspaper, carries the
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following headline on page one of their July 17, 1994 edition:
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"Clinton 'took cocaine while in office'".
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The allegations were made to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard by several
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witnesses in a series of interviews conducted by him.
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Mention is made of "wild behaviour at nightclubs and private
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parties," of drug use and abuse that occurred for more than a
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decade, from 1972 to 1986.
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The article questions how Clinton could have afforded an
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apparently massive drug habit considering he was then earning a
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somewhat modest $35,000 per year as Governor of Arkansas.
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Remember how Clinton told us that he had puffed but never inhaled
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marijuana? Well, as Gomer Pyle used to say, "Surprise, surprise,
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surprise," Billie Jeff seems to have been, in fact, a real "party
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animal."
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Jane Parks, wife of the slain Jerry Parks, a former police
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officer who was in charge of security for the Clinton-Gore
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Presidential campaign, has recently decided to come forward and
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tell what she knows. "She is in the advanced stages of multiple
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sclerosis and she feels she no longer has anything to lose."
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In 1984, Jane Parks managed an apartment complex in Little Rock.
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During that summer, Roger Clinton, brother of Bill, resided
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there. Because Roger Clinton's apartment was adjacent to Mrs.
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Parks' office, and because there was only a "thin partition"
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between her and that jolly buccaneer, Roger Clinton, she "got an
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earful."
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Jane Parks avers that Billie Jeff Clinton was a frequent visitor
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at parties there, at Roger Clinton's apartment, during the summer
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of 1984. She claims there was drug use at these get-togethers and
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that she could hear our own Mr. President commenting on the
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quality of the marijuana they were smoking and discussing the
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relative strength of the cocaine they were snorting.
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Mrs. Parks also expressed concern about the quite young girls
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lured into Roger's swinging "pad." Was the man who now holds the
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office once held by such great Americans as Jefferson and Lincoln
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licking his chops in anticipation of nubile delights as he
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snorted "lines" of cocaine off the coffee table there? Well, Mrs.
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Parks testimony *is* backed up by other witnesses. As one witness
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confirmed things: "Bill had his girlfriends in there. You could
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hear them through the walls. Some of them looked like very young
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girls to me."
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Another witness told the *Sunday Telegraph* that on one occasion
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Clinton hauled out a bag of cocaine and did up a "line" on her
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living room table. Says Sally Perdue, "He had all the equipment
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laid out, like a real pro."
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If you are saying, "Well, so what," bear in mind that there are
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thousands of persons doing very hard time at the moment for the
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same sort of thing. Bear in mind that the government has been
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spending a lot of your money fighting a so-called "War on Drugs"
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that seems to be, in reality, more of a "War on the Bill of
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Rights."
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I am not going to go into the testimony of numerous witnesses
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presented in the rather lengthy article. I wish I could just tell
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you to read about it in your regular newspaper, but funny thing:
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the American press is not covering these stories very well.
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What I can tell you is that the article further states that the
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mysteriously murdered Jerry Parks had the smarts to make extra
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copies of the file that was stolen from his home. One set has
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reportedly been passed on to a federal law enforcement agency.
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Can we look forward to finally learning the contents of this file
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during the upcoming congressional investigations into Whitewater?
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Or is Billy Boy even now sliming the way so that would-be truth-
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seekers will be thwarted? Will the fiske, excuse me, the fix, be
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in on these upcoming hearings as well?
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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