Clintons & their Waco Slaughter – 80 plus April 19

Let us not forget what the Government can do to us. The lies they tell us.

Bill Clinton has the audacity to impune the intentions of the Tea Party? It was he who commenced this unholy action by the Government against its citizenry. Surly there was a better way than to slaughter men, women and children- more than 80. And he managed to get by without any MSM condemnation, blaming it all on his Attorney General who got by without a nick and later ran for Governor of Florida. Waco and Ruby Ridge are what were the sentinel moments in our nation’s conscience. A Government could turn on its people. This spawned McVeigh.Thanks to Truthseeker for the following story, and the story of the shadowy figure called Hillary Clinton.

According to Linda Tripp it was Hillary and not Bill Clinton who directed the final assault on Waco.

During an interview in early February 2001 the former White House aide alleged that Hillary Clinton pressured the late Vincent Foster to resolve the Waco standoff. As a result more than eighty men, women and children were killed. Appearing on CNN’s “Larry King Live” Tripp suggested that Foster, at Mrs Clinton’s direction, transmitted the order to move on the Branch Davidian’s Waco compound, which culminated in a military style attack on the wooden building.

Her accusations lend weight to charges made previously by Special Forces expert and Waco investigator, Steve Barry. According to the former Special Forces member, Hillary set up a special “crises centre” in the White House to deal with Waco. Serving with her in the centre was Vincent Foster who, according to his widow was subsequently: “fuelled by horror at the carnage at Waco for which the White House had ultimately been responsible.”

Foster himself was found dead, from a gun-shot wound to the head, in a Virginia park three months later. Could he have known too much about Waco?

Journalist Ambrose Evans-Pritchard maintains that Foster had been “drafting a letter involving Waco” on the very day of his death. Moreover Evans-Pritchard says that Foster kept a Waco file in a locked cabinet that was off limits to everyone, including his secretary.

Prior to Waco, Foster was “dignified, decent, caring, smart” says Linda Tripp; in its aftermath though, she said: “…Vince was falling apart.”

She was with the former White House deputy counsel when the news about Waco broke on television. “A special bulletin came on showing the atrocity at Waco and the children. And his face, his whole body slumped, and his face turned white, and he was absolutely crushed – knowing the part he had played.”

“And he had played the part at Mrs Clinton direction,” said Tripp.

Moreover there was a marked contrast between Foster’s heartfelt emotion at the Waco tragedy and Hillary Clinton’s, Tripp insists: “Her reaction was heartless”.

Her accusations give further weight to allegations first levelled in the 1999 documentary on the deadly confrontation, “Waco: A New Revelation.” The film featured the account of former House Waco investigator T. March Bell. “One of the interesting things that happens in an investigation is that you get anonymous phone calls,” Bell explained in the film. “And we in fact received anonymous phone calls from Justice Department managers and attorneys who believe that pressure was placed on Janet Reno by Webb Hubbel, pressure that came from the first lady of the United States.”

Mrs Clinton grew more and more impatient as the Waco stand-off came to dominate the headlines during the early months of the Clinton administration, said Bell. It was she, according to Bell’s sources, who pressured a reluctant Janet Reno to act.

“Give me a reason not to do this,” Reno is said to have begged aides shortly before orders were issued for the final assault.

A Great History can be found at: http://littlealexinwonderland.wordpress.com/2010/04/19/waco-and-the-new-brown-scare/

FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY

The Holy Family is the name given to the family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. We know very little about the life of the Holy Family. The four gospels speak very little about them. They speak of the early years of the Holy Family. It includes the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, the flight into Egypt, and the finding of Jesus in the temple. Though the exact details of the day-to-day life of the Holy Family may be unknown, we can still learn a lot from them.

The Feast of the Holy Family is not just about the Holy Family, but about our own families too. The main purpose of the Feast is to present the Holy Family as the model for all Christian families, and for domestic life in general. Our family life becomes sanctified when we live the life of the Church within our homes. The family is called the “domestic church”. St. John Chrysostom urged all Christians to make each home a “family church”. In doing so, we sanctify the family unit. We cannot imagine the family without Jesus and we cannot live out the Church in the family. The best way to make happy family is making Christ the center of family and individual life.

The ways to do this include: reading scripture regularly, praying daily, attending Mass at least on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, imitating the actions of the Holy Family, going to confession frequently, making a  pilgrimage, attending annual Retreat and so forth. Some of you are doing these and I urge you to continue to do so. Besides these positive actions, there are also the various actions and behaviors that are contrary to God’s Divine plan for the family. They should and must be avoided. These are abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, polygamy, divorce, spousal abuse, child abuse, and staying together without marriage.

Saint Paul gives us some advice on family life in Colossians 3:12-21. He has told us to be holy and beloved, compassion, kindness, lowliness, meekness, and patience. If one has a complaint against another, he told us to forgive each other. That is the real family; there should be understanding between husband and wife. The Lord forgives us, so we also must forgive.

The families must have love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony. To the Wives, Saint Paul told to be subject to their husbands, as is fitting in the Lord. To the husbands, he told to love their wives, and do not be harsh with them. He again told to the Fathers; do not provoke their children, lest they become discouraged. To the Children, Saint Paul instructed them to obey their parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord.

The Holy Family feast is a good time to remember the family unit and pray for our human and spiritual families. We also may take this feast to reflect on the value and sanctity of the family unit, and to evaluate our own family life. What are the ways we need to be improved? Finally, we can use this feast to ask ourselves what we are doing to promote the family within our own cultures, neighborhoods, and communities.
As we celebrate today the feast of Holy family, let us ask Jesus, Mary and Joseph to give us the same spirit that our family may become happy, peaceful, joyful and holy family.