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________________________________________ The Patriot Post - Alexander's Column 11-2-2016 From The Federalist Patriot Free Email Subscription ________________________________________
The Clinton's Napalm Factory
By Mark Alexander
Nov. 2, 2016
“No compact among men … can be pronounced everlasting and inviolable, and … no wall of words, no mound of parchment can be so formed as to stand against the sweeping torrent of boundless ambition on the one side, aided by the sapping current of corrupted morals on the other.” —George Washington1 (1789)
There is a memorable line in the 1979 epic war film “Apocalypse Now,” spoken by Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore (played by an acting favorite, Robert Duvall). He pauses next to some green recruits digging in, and exclaims, “I love the smell of napalm in the morning. … Smells like victory.”
For those who aren’t familiar with napalm, it is an incendiary mixture of a gelling agent and combustible or flammable fuel, developed by researchers at Harvard in 1942 and utilized in combat operations during World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Napalm was dispensed by flamethrowers at ground level, or from above in bomb form. It is a viscous liquid that is ignited when dispensed and adheres to anything it contacts. It not only burns for a long duration, but it rapidly deoxygenates the surrounding area.
In short, it sticks to and destroys anything with which it comes into contact — much like the crime and corruption2 dispensed by Hillary Clinton3 and her principal prevaricator, Bill4.
They spew their destructive effluent on everyone with whom they come into contact, including vast swaths of political constituencies, particularly women voters5. Of course, it never sticks to Bill or Hillary, which is why their stench “smells like victory.”
Despite some last minute erosion of Clinton’s polling lead, largely due to an 11th-hour revisiting by the FBI of her illegal communications file6, the Clintons are moving forward with plans for a massive victory party in New York City. But there may be something in the renewed FBI investigation that follows her right through Election Day and proves to be a “December surprise.”
Though Director James Comey announced what he thought in July was the conclusion of their investigation into Hillary Clinton’s illegal communications — based on very limited case criterion, some of his New York agents continued their quest for the truth.
According to Wall Street Journal reporter Devlin Barrett, writing about the internal FBI dispute over Comey’s conclusions7, “On Aug. 12, a senior Justice Department official [complained to the FBI] that New York FBI agents were still openly pursuing the Clinton Foundation probe during the election season.”
That was the first indication that FBI line agents were not standing down. As I have noted previously, according to my sources there is a mutiny protest underway by hundreds of agents who believe that Clinton should have been indicted – but Obama’s Justice Department has established a political gauntlet to those charges by limiting the scope of the Clinton investigation. There is a war going on right now between political bureaucrats in the Justice Department and the FBI.
However, despite considerable new evidence about Clinton Foundation “pay-for-play” corruption, it was an unrelated investigation into a computer that Hillary Clinton’s senior adviser (and key confidant for the last 20 years), Huma Abedin, shared with her husband, former New York Rep. and current sexual predator, Anthony Weiner, that led Comey to re-open the investigation.
The fact that Comey announced — just 11 days before the general election — that there was new evidence that may be relevant to the original investigation, has led some analysts to conclude the evidence must be substantive and significant.
Clinton, the consummate “congenital liar8,” is attacking the messenger, suggested Comey, whom she praised in July, has political motivations for re-opening the investigation: “It’s pretty strange to put something like that out … right before an election.” Naturally she insists, “I am sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at my emails for the past year. There is no case here.” (Nothing to see here — move along.)
Clinton can’t blame this latest development on “Trump’s Russian hackers,” so is opting to hack a line from Donald Trump9 and claim the FBI is trying to “rig the election.” However, as she might recall, Comey’s appointed by Obama in September of 2013 is for 10 years, so he will be around long after this election cycle.
But Barack Obama’s spokesman, Josh Earnest, said on behalf of Comey, “The president doesn’t believe that Director Comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of the election. The president doesn’t believe he is secretly strategizing to benefit one candidate or one political party.”
Of course, Obama’s affirmation of Comey could mean he anticipates the FBI will announce, by the end of the week, that it has completed a preliminary review the new emails and again will clear Clinton of any wrongdoing.
That notwithstanding, whatever the outcome of the current FBI review, there are still 33,000 emails Clinton ordered be wiped from her servers in the days after those communications had been subpoenaed by Congress, and we are likely never to know what incriminating information was contained in those communications.
Two days after Comey’s announcement, a letter castigating Comey, ostensibly from former DoJ officials — with Eric Holder, Obama’s criminal co-conspirator10 topping the list — was widely circulated. It noted: “Justice Department officials are instructed to refrain from commenting publicly on the existence, let alone the substance, of pending investigative matters, except in exceptional circumstances and with explicit approval from the Department of Justice officials responsible for ultimate supervision of the matter. … Director Comey’s letter is inconsistent with the prevailing Department policy, and it breaks with longstanding practices followed by officials of both parties during past elections.”
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