(HT- instapundit- For the word: "Sheehanoid")
#With Clark's name-recognition and homespun, avuncular image, WWP had the opportunity to form a new front group to win over naive liberals. This was the International Action Center (IAC), which remains top vehicle for Clark's ego and WWP's play for hegemony over the fragmented remnants of the left."
Excerpt:# "In November 1990, Clark flew to Baghdad to meet with Saddam, who allowed him to return with a few hostages. In February, with the bombs falling, Clark was in Basra, Iraq's southern port, witnessing the destruction. But his consistent failure to complain about Saddam's regime made it clear he was there at its invitation. We all know: Clark is a war criminal's best friend.
STALINIST DUPE OR RULING-CLASS SPOOK?
But, what do we really know about those who exploit the Sheehanoid's group, direct the propaganda behind it, and fund these troop vilification efforts and withdrawal pressure sent via satellite, throughout the insurgence of the Middle East?! Who really "Props-up" these little Peace people of whose results are resistive to the Peace-process! View this little VIDEO: and trace the travels and contradictions of Ramsey Clark & associates: More
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In 1968, Clark prosecuted Dr. Benjamin Spock for advocating draft resistance. "As late as 1968, while campaigning for Lyndon Johnson in Wisconsin, Clark was shouting at anti-war protesters to take their grievances to Hanoi rather than Washington," wrote John B. Judis in a 1991 expose on Clark in The New Republic.Clark also dutifully backed the official findings that Lee Harvey Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan each acted alone in the assassination of the Kennedy brothers.
But when LBJ lost in '68, Clark was iced from his farewell luncheon. The humiliated White House isolated him as King's Resurrection City protesters occupied the DC mall and Republican candidate Richard Nixon baited the AG for undermining "law and order." He had become a convenient whipping boy for both parties."
Democratic Leaders’ Letter to Bush on Iraq
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