[escepticos] Fw: Clinton Asked Hubble to look into UFOs, JFK death!

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Esta en ingles, y eso, pero es interesante saber que Clinton lo hizo...
jav.

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>Article 215234 of alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater:
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>Published on the site of The New York Post at November 23. URL:
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>http://www.nypostonline.com:80/news/1095.htm
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>BILL WANTED UFO PROBE: HUBBELL BOOK 
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>By DEBORAH ORIN
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>President Clinton was intrigued by UFOs and wanted to know if they really
>existed, says a new book by his golfing pal, disgraced Justice Department
>official Webb Hubbell. 
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>Hubbell says finding out about UFOs was one of the top priorities Clinton
>gave him in sending him over to a job as one of Attorney General Janet
>Reno's top deputies. 
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>Clinton had said, "if I put you over at Justice I want you to find the
>answers to two questions for me," Hubbell recounts. 
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>"One, who killed JFK. And two, are there UFOs." 
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>"Clinton was dead serious. I had looked into both, but wasn't satisfied
>with the answers I was getting," Hubbell adds. 
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>Hubbell describes his failure to find out about JFK and UFOs as a big
>regret when he had to resign as associate attorney general and pleaded
>guilty to bilking law clients of $482,000. 
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>Whitewater figure Jim McDougal has said Hubbell - who worked closely with
>Mrs. Clinton and former White House lawyer Vincent Foster at Little Rock's
>Rose law Firm - "knows where the bodies are buried" on the land deal, but
>he stays pretty closed-mouthed in the book "Friends in High Places." 
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>The book touched off a courtroom battle when Whitewater counsel Ken Starr
>tried to subpoena early drafts. Starr backed off, and in any case
>Hubbell's book insists he can't remember much. 
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>But Hubbell does toss out a tantalizing aside in examining why Bill
>Clinton decided against running for president in 1988: a remark from
>Hillary that, "We've got to straighten up Whitewater." 
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>The book portrays Hillary Clinton as an ambitious woman who dreamed of
>succeeding her husband as Arkansas governor and paints Bill Clinton as
>someone unable to face his wife on whether she should use his last name or
>hers. 
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>Hubbell recounts that in 1981, after Clinton got beaten for re-election as
>Arkansas governor - a campaign in which his wife's use of her maiden name,
>Rodham, was an issue - he asked Hubbell to press her to change her name. 
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>He quotes Clinton as saying: "She needs to do this ... Webb, you're her
>friend. Will you talk to her about it?" 
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>Hubbell says he did so and Mrs. Clinton agreed - "but I suspect it hurt
>for some reasons she's never understood herself." 
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>Later in 1990, Hillary Clinton seriously talked of running to succeed her
>husband as Arkansas governor when Bill Clinton seemed bored with the job,
>he adds. 
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>"Hillary had actually floated her candidacy past Vince Foster and me in
>the event that Bill didn't run," writes Hubbell, then a law partner of
>Mrs. Clinton's and Foster's. 
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>"We questioned whether if the reason Bill wasn't running was he had been
>in office too long, voters would think they were just getting the same
>thing." 
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>Hubbell adds that Mrs. Clinton "talked about how it might energize a new
>generation of females in the state, and when she said that, I knew she was
>really thinking about it." 
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>Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express
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