In its January 24, 2004 edition, the New York Times<\/i> reported that a Los Angeles private detective, Anthony J. Pellicano, had been sentenced to thirty months in prison for illegal possession of hand grenades, blasting caps, plastic explosives, and two handguns.<\/p>\n
Those items were found by F.B.I. agents in a raid on Pellicano\u2019s Los Angeles office in November 2002.\u00a0 The agents were acting under a search warrant issued in a federal investigation of threats against a Los Angeles Times<\/i> reporter, Anita Busch, who was working on a series of articles detailing the relationship between a Hollywood celebrity and a reputed mob figure.<\/p>\n
According to news reports, Ms. Busch found her car vandalized, a bullet hole in her windshield, a dead fish with a long-stemmed red rose in its mouth on the front seat, and a note saying, simply, \u201cSTOP!\u201d\u00a0 Unfortunately for Pellicano, the F.B.I. produced an audiotape in which an F.B.I. informant was overheard confessing that Pellicano had hired him to silence Ms. Busch.<\/p>\n
After serving a 30 month sentence, Pellicano was back in the news again.\u00a0 In a February 7, 2006 story, the Los Angeles Times<\/i> reported that, \u201c\u2026 onetime private investigator Anthony Pellicano and six others were accused Monday of conspiring to wiretap, blackmail, and intimidate dozens of celebrities and business executives\u2026\u201d\u00a0 Pellicano was found guilty of illegal wiretapping, harassment, identity theft, and racketeering, and sentenced to 15 years in prison.<\/p>\n
Not only was Pellicano an important member of the O.J. Simpson defense team in 1994-95, the Times<\/i> has identified such high-profile celebrities as Roseanne Barr, Kevin Kostner, Michael Jackson, Sylvester Stallone, and Elizabeth Taylor as former Pellicano clients.<\/p>\n
Of course, the Times<\/i> couldn\u2019t be expected to list all<\/i> of Pellicano\u2019s clients.\u00a0 However, those who were paying attention during the Clinton scandals of the 1990s will remember Anthony J. Pellicano.\u00a0\u00a0 His name first came to light during the summer of 1992 when Bill Clinton was a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.<\/p>\n
In a long series of \u201cbimbo eruptions,\u201d disclosures that threatened to derail his presidential ambitions, it became known that Clinton had enjoyed a twelve-year extramarital affair with a Little Rock woman named Gennifer Flowers.\u00a0 When Clinton called Flowers a liar and his \u201cbimbo eruption\u201d squad attempted to destroy her reputation and her career, Flowers produced audio tapes in which Clinton was overheard telling her to simply lie about their relationship and that, if they both stuck to their stories, no one would ever be able to prove otherwise.<\/p>\n
Shortly thereafter, Clinton\u2019s principal handlers, James Carville and George Stephanopoulos, under the supervision of his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, began making public statements alleging that an \u201cexpert in audio recording analysis\u201d had concluded that a twelve minute portion of the tapes had been \u201cselectively edited\u201d in two places.\u00a0 That \u201cexpert\u201d was identified as Anthony J. Pellicano.\u00a0 Flowers then submitted her tapes to an organization called Truth Verification Labs, which found them to be totally authentic.<\/p>\n
But Pellicano\u2019s services to the Clintons were apparently just beginning.\u00a0 As investigative reporters uncovered one former lover after another, the White House \u201cbimbo eruption\u201d squad had their hands full.\u00a0 In fact, the details of the Anita Busch intimidation in Los Angeles bear an eerie resemblance to a story involving a former beauty queen, Sally Perdue, Miss Arkansas of 1958, one of Clinton\u2019s many sexual dalliances.<\/p>\n
Perdue said in a 1994 interview with a London newspaper that she\u2019d been threatened with having both her legs broken if she spoke to reporters or government investigators about her relationship with Bill Clinton.\u00a0 Subsequent to the threats, her car windshield was broken and a spent shotgun shell was left on her front seat.\u00a0 Cops and screenwriters might refer to that as a \u201cstandard M.O.\u201d\u00a0 Perdue was so terrified that she relocated, quite suddenly, to the Peoples Republic of China.<\/p>\n
Then, early in his presidency, a major supporter and fundraiser from Virginia, Kathleen Willey, went to the Oval Office to ask Clinton for a full-time paid position in his administration.\u00a0 During that meeting, Clinton assaulted Ms. Willey, sexually, causing her to run from the oval office in a state of panic\u2026 her hair disheveled, her makeup smeared, and her clothing in disarray.<\/p>\n
Later, as she prepared to testify before special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, Willey was subjected to acts of intimidation.\u00a0 Two days before her testimony, while taking an early morning walk near her Richmond, Virginia home, she was approached by a strange man.\u00a0 The stranger threatened her and her children by name, and references were made to her vandalized car and a missing 13-year-old house pet. \u00a0The message was clear: she was being told to remain silent.\u00a0 A day after the deposition, she found an animal skull on her porch.<\/p>\n
Then, in 1998, just four days after the Monica Lewinsky story broke in the national press, one of Lewinsky\u2019s former boyfriends, Andy Bleiler, reported that Lewinsky had told him that she was going to Washington to be a White House intern and to get her \u201cpresidential kneepads.\u201d\u00a0 When it was widely reported that Pellicano had been engaged to dig up dirt on Lewinsky, allegedly by Hillary Clinton herself, he was asked by a New York Post<\/i> reporter, Andrea Peyser, to either confirm or deny that he was the source of the Andy Bleiler information.\u00a0 He responded, \u201cYou\u2019re a smart girl.\u00a0 No comment.\u201d<\/p>\n
So why does the Times<\/i> not find it interesting to report Hillary Clinton\u2019s past relationship with Pellicano?\u00a0 The answer is, those in the mainstream media are interested in seeing Bill Clinton absolved of all his sins and Hillary Clinton inaugurated as America\u2019s first female president\u2026 no matter what criminal acts they may have committed.<\/p>\n
But now that Hillary has completed her four-year stint as a do-nothing Secretary of State, during which time she was given a fancy office in Foggy Bottom, a big airplane, an unlimited expense account, and told to just travel\u2026 get out of town\u2026 she now has her eyes set once again on the White House.\u00a0 But let us not forget who the Clintons are.\u00a0 They are the real life version of Arkansas\u2019 Beverly Hillbillies, but with a much more expensive wardrobe and none of the class.<\/p>\n
When George W. Bush was inaugurated on January 20, 2001, he graciously loaned Air Force Two to the Clintons to transport them to their new home in Chappaqua, New York.\u00a0 But when the plane returned to Washington it was necessary to completely restock the aircraft.\u00a0 Every comfort item on the plane\u2026 china, flatware, glassware, napkins, blankets, sheets, pillow cases, ashtrays, book matches, pens, pencils, and playing cards\u2026 literally anything and everything that was not a permanent part of the aircraft, had been stolen by the Clintons and their friends.<\/p>\n
And when the Bushes entered the White House that same afternoon to prepare for an evening of black tie festivities, what they found left them speechless\u2026 and deeply saddened.\u00a0 They found desks, chairs, and bookcases overturned, telephone lines purposely crossed so as to misdirect calls, computers and word processors with the \u201cW\u201d missing from the keyboards, obscene messages posted to email inboxes, and obscene graffiti spray painted on the walls.\u00a0 The Clinton staff had totally ransacked Air Force Two and trashed the White House.<\/p>\n
These are the people who now rely on Obama\u2019s low information voters to give them another four year lease on the White House.\u00a0 But now that they are poised to make a third frontal assault on the White House, let us not forget that it was Hillary Clinton who presided over the murder of four Americans at Benghazi, Libya on September 11, 2012.<\/p>\n
On Friday, September 14, three days after the attack, as the flag-draped coffins of the four slain Americans arrived at Andrews Air Force Base, all of the usual suspects\u2026 Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, and U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice\u2026 were among the dignitaries who were there with long faces, shedding a few feigned tears of sorrow and expressing their condolences to the bereaved family members.<\/p>\n
Although everyone in the Obama administration knew within minutes of the attack that it was not the result of an anti-Islamic Internet video, Hillary Clinton took to the podium, and said, in the presence of the grieving families of the Benghazi victims, \u201cWe\u2019ve seen rage and violence directed at American embassies over an awful Internet video that we had nothing to do with.\u00a0 It is hard for the American people to make sense of that because it is senseless, and it is totally unacceptable.\u201d\u00a0 When she uttered those words she knew that it was all a lie, designed only to provide political cover for Barack Obama\u2019s reelection less than two months away.<\/p>\n
Later, as she and Obama expressed condolences to the families of the slain Americans, Clinton embraced the father of former Navy SEAL Tyrone Woods.\u00a0 She assured him, convincingly, that she would personally see to it that the person who made the video was arrested and prosecuted.<\/p>\n
This is the Hillary Clinton we\u2019ve all come to know.\u00a0 She is far more ruthless than her long-time friend, Diane Blair, described her in her recently released private papers, and the only way she should ever again be allowed to set foot inside the White House is with an engraved invitation from a Republican president in hand\u2026 and perhaps one of Anthony Pellicano\u2019s long-stemmed red roses clenched between her teeth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In its January 24, 2004 edition, the New York Times reported that a Los Angeles private detective, Anthony J. Pellicano, had been sentenced to thirty months in prison for illegal possession of hand grenades, blasting caps, plastic explosives, and two … Continue reading