FOXNews.com - Hillary Clinton Claims Right-Wing Conspiracy Is Alive and Well - Sean Hannity | Alan Colmes | Hannity & Colmes

FOXNews.com - Hillary Clinton Claims Right-Wing Conspiracy Is Alive and Well - Sean Hannity Alan Colmes Hannity & Colmes:

"This is a partial transcript from 'Hannity & Colmes,' March 14, 2007, that has been edited for clarity.
SEAN HANNITY, CO-HOST: First, our top story tonight, Hillary Clinton says the right-wing conspiracy is alive and well.
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SEN. HILLARY CLINTON, D-N.Y.: If anybody tells you there is no vast right-wing conspiracy, tell them that New Hampshire has proven it in court. We have the facts, and we're going to make that a crime.
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HANNITY: Well, New York's junior senator is also making waves today with the claim that the mugging of 101-year-old should be blamed on the Bush administration's cuts for community policing programs. Joining us now, former adviser to Vice President Cheney, Mary Matalin is with us."

Fox Morning Show Slams Clinton for Conspiracy Claim

News Hounds: Fox Morning Show Slams Clinton for Conspiracy Claim:

"Do the folks at Fox News understand the meaning of the word 'conspiracy'? The behavior of the crew on the Fox News morning shows on Wednesday (March 14, 2007) makes me wonder. The bunch actually believe there was no concerted effort on the part of conservatives to get President Clinton. With video.
In segments spread over both 'Fox and Friends First' and 'Fox and Friends,' the morning crew ridiculed Sen. Hillary Clinton for using the term 'vast right-wing conspiracy' in a speech in New Hampshire about the phone-jamming scandal in which Republican operatives jammed the phones of a Democratic-get-out-the-vote effort in the 2002 election.
Co-host Steve Doocy berated Clinton for using the term, claiming that there was no conspiracy against President Clinton when he was impeached for the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
How wrong Doocy is. We know because of the book by David Brock, now head of Media Matters, who was part of the vast right-wing conspiracy against the Clintons in the 1990s. In Blinded by the Right: The Consscience of an Ex-Conservative, Brock details the interworkings of the Arkansas Project funded by Richard Mellon Scaife, and plans by conservatives to keep delving into Clinton's personal life and have the special prosecutor question him in hopes of catching him in a lie. Plans that Brock says were laid months and months before Lewinsky's name ever surfaced."

Retired Northwest Airlines pilot joins the 9/11 conspiracy movement

City Pages - The Blotter - Retired Northwest Airlines pilot joins the 9/11 conspiracy movement:

"Retired Northwest Airlines pilot joins the 9/11 conspiracy movement
As anyone who spends much time trolling conspiracy theory websites knows, 9/11 has become the JFK assassination for a new generation. Naturally, there is considerable dissent among the 'truth movement' types about the particulars. Some believe a commercial airliner struck the Pentagon on 9/11, others contend it was a missile. But most are in agreement that the dark conspiracy has links to the Bush White House.
Then there is retired Northwest Airlines pilot Field McConnell. McConnell, who lives in rural Glyndon, Minnesota, claims that another 9/11 attack is imminent, Muslim terrorists are scapegoats, and that commercial airliners have been rigged with 'Improvised Killing Devices.'
McConnell, who is currently suing Northwest on the grounds that the airline cannot guarantee the safety of its passengers, writes on his website that Northwest 'implied he was crazy be asking him to undergo psychiatric tests.'
Although McConnell does not provide full details on his theories about 9/11 (that will be fourth coming '9/11 Solved' DVD), he intimates that the plot has connections to Hillary Clinton and the Rose Law Firm.
McConnell, who could not be reached for comment, did issue a warning to the 'treasonous traitorous cowards' behind the plan, writing: 'Take a look at who is pursuing you and is in position to send a skinny little heat seeker up your great big tailpipes.'"

Suit Claims Remote-Controlled Charges Are Planted On 747-400s

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"Suit Claims Remote-Controlled Charges Are Planted On 747-400s
Field McConnell flew for the Navy for 22 years, and has spent 28 years flying for Northwest Airlines. But he's making public accusations that Boeing and his own union are part of a conspiracy to plant remote-controlled explosives onboard the very 747-400 airliners he flies.
In his postings on a 9/11 conspiracy theorists website, the Minnesota rancher claims the 9/11 terrorist attacks are being covered up. As you might expect, representatives of the alleged conspirators are running the other way as fast as they can.
Air Line Pilots Association spokesman Pete Janhunen thinks McConnel sounds troubled. 'Our senior lawyer and senior engineer both said that on its face, it’s an insane complaint.'"

Diana inquest judge demands evidence in conspiracy claims | StarNewsOnline.com | Star-News | Wilmington, NC

Diana inquest judge demands evidence in conspiracy claims StarNewsOnline.com Star-News Wilmington, NC: "Diana inquest judge demands evidence in conspiracy claims

By Jennifer Quinn,
Associated Press

LONDON A British judge demanded Monday that those who believe Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed were murdered should show her the evidence, and said she may delay an inquest into their deaths until October.

The long-awaited inquest could also hear testimony about Diana's alleged fears for her life, the significance of a ring purchased by Fayed, and whether the princess was pregnant, lawyers said during preliminary hearings at London's High Court.

After originally declaring she would be extremely reluctant to delay the inquest's May 8 start date, Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, a retired judge overseeing the proceedings, conceded the demands of lawyers and witnesses could lead to a postponement. The inquest could last as long as eight months.

Monday's hearings were procedural, with arguments over everything from the suitability of the courtroom to the use of computer virtual reality in reconstructing the crash."

HITLER HIRED TO START WW2... ?

HITLER HIRED TO START WW2... WASN'T EVEN ANTI SEMITE:

"The ink wasn't dry on the Versailles Peace Treaty before the Illuminati started work on World War Two by building Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Before 1919, Hitler had been a political 'gun for hire' who had many Jewish friends and had flirted with both Communism and Socialism. Overnight he became a virulent anti-Communist and anti-Semite. What happened? He had become an intelligence officer. Throughout the 1920's the Reichswehr secretly funded his party and trained his SA 'Brownshirts.'

I suspect General Kurt Von Schleicher was the point man for Illuminati bankers like Max Warburg, whose Frankfurt I.G. Farben HQ was spared by Allied bombers, and whose Jewish mother lived in comfort in Hamburg throughout the war.

In the Protocols of Zion, the author, an Illuminati banker, boasts they create or sanction anti-Semitism when it serves their purpose. 'Anti-Semitism is indispensible to us for the management of our lesser brethren...this matter has been the subject of repeated discussions amongst us.' (Protocol 9). Hitler was an example of how anti-Semitism was created. The author continues:"

Blather: On the 9-11 Conspiracy Theories

Blather: On the 9-11 Conspiracy Theories:

"A couple of weeks ago, I was sitting at home listening to the James Whale show on Talksport Radio in London. I generally try not to listen to his show too much (it makes me vaguely ill), but this particular evening David Icke was on.
Now David Icke is a fascinating character. He's charming, he's witty and he's articulate. But he's also deeply paranoid. There's a job-lot of references to 'they' and not a lot on who 'they' actually are.
He sees shadowy government agents at every turn - that's right, anyone wearing a yellow jacket (parking attendant, cop, security guard or just anyone that ever tells David to do anything) is a government agent. Even if they don't know it themselves. The Illuminati haunt almost every utterance and nothing is ordinary. Everything is extraordinary.
But there's nothing there. I'm sorry, there just isn't. There's nothing. Nothing. No evidence. No documents. No learned testimony. No verifiable facts. And whilst would-be Forteans such as ourselves here at Blather.net are supposed to remain impartial and seek a condition of 'negative capability', there are occasions when the sheer critical mass of acceptable stupidity and the ease with which so many are buying into this half-assed, hysterical, unverifiable conjecture as though it were fact, simply becomes too much to bear. And, it is no different when it comes to 9/11. "

Raised the Titanic but sinking Jesus

Raised the Titanic but sinking Jesus:

"It must be Lent. Not only has Canadian-born Titanic producer James Cameron found the tomb of Jesus Christ--backed up with what he claims is the DNA to prove it--but also his discovery was announced on Time Magazine's blog.
That sinking feeling starts to hit even before knowing that the five-times-married Cameron is both a Freemason and a member of the Mars society.
'In a new documentary, Producer Cameron and his director, Simcha Jacobovici, make the startling claim that Jesus wasn't resurrected--the cornerstone of Christian faith--and that his burial cave was discovered near Jerusalem. And, get this, Jesus sired a son with Mary Magdelene,' (sic). (Tim McGirk, Tales from the Crypt, Time magazine Middle East blog, Feb. 24, 2007).
This wasn't the comeback of The Da Vinci Code in time for last night's Oscars. Ronnie Howard, who tanked out in Cannes last year, won't be back for seconds, at least on his fateful betrayal of Jesus as a married man. "

Conspiracy Encyclopedia: The Encyclopedia Of Conspiracy Theories - Thom Burnett

Tonight - Conspiracy Encyclopedia: The Encyclopedia Of Conspiracy Theories - Thom Burnett:

"Alien lizards (who secretly rule the world) got America to invade Iraq and grab all the oil.

Must be true, because it's in this book.

Often, we desperately want to believe a gigantic conspiracy is to blame for what's going on. Particularly if it fits in with our current political enthusiasms, religious faith, or social conditioning.

Rather unkindly, Thom Burnett, who wrote the introduction, notes that it is 'part of the conspiracy theorist's arsenal to have the ability to form links between apparently distinct pieces of information in a way known as cognitive mapping. Critics such as Frederic Jameson have described conspiracy theory as 'a poor person's cognitive mapping', implying it betrays the same lack of understanding that a poor person has of the workings of the international banking system.'

That's me. My ignorance of the said international banking system is total."