RD et al,

This is actually old news. Zeifman wrote about this in the NY Post in 1999: http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a37b838fb5c82.htm

Google "Hillary's Own Watergate Scandal" and you find a lot on this. Been around for years. ns 

He is famous for this sort of thing, after all.

Having heard the later part of his show (I missed the first hour or so) I am pretty confident that he was on the level with this. He interviewd the auther by phone, and he also said his people had checked it out pretty completely.

LOL-If it is a scam, I'm going to be the first caller on his show tomorrow. 

Theme for Election '08: I want my mommy!

But evil people and impostors will flourish. They will deceive others and will themselves be deceived. 2 Timothy 3:13

...and

Woe to those who call evil good
and good evil,
who put darkness for light
and light for darkness,
who put bitter for sweet
and sweet for bitter. Isaiah 5:20

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...fortunately :

I've read the last page of the Bible. It's all going to turn out all right. - Billy Graham

I read that article also this morning, but nothing that comes from the Madison area really astounds me anymore. I should have taken closer notice of the actual town it ocurred in, since there is a large National Guard camp near there. I'm glad they're suing...while lawsuits are my least favorite form of recreation, it seems more and more that they are the only way to get some people's attention.

V/R
Clyde 

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Hi Chris...

Yep, while the msm and the political leftists reveled in it with their sick countdown for 13 long days...I will never ever forget it....this country is past pathetic at times...

I would wake up each morning hoping that her suffering would be over so the glee from the msm would be out of my face...I do not know how her family could live through it.

Her so-called husband is another matter for me that I cannot put on a post here without getting kicked off...

"Never murder your opponent when he is committing suicide." ~ W. Churchill

Obviously, I am in the minority on my opinuion about Terri's passing. When I read Britcomm's response, I realized that I had not given eonough specifics,

First-- The concept--that is what I was addressing. I think most of us are close on that. I have a "Do Not Resuscitate" order when I undergo surgery.

Second: As to the way Terri was forced to pass away---inhuman. I think we all agree on that. The type of Christian I am , I thanked God that she had passed and was away from her suffering. It was not my intent to endorse the method of her dying. When it was my Mom's time, they shot her full of pain killers. She was not conscious. She had diabetes and so, a gangrenous foot infection could not be operated on. They made her as comfortable as they could. They did not starve her. I agree with Brit and the rest that the method was criminal.

Third--Please do not get angry with me about this. Whether we liked it or not--Terri's husband was the person who had the right to make the choice. A very humane thing would have been to have set a contract transferring care and responsibility to her parents. This, I think, would have saved a lot of problems and hate that came out of this.

Fourth--Brit-- Perhaps I am wrong, but I get the impression you are opposed to euthanasia. I am not. Therein is the one big difference between us. I pray I am allowed to make that choice if I need to.

Fifth:--Something I think we all agree on is the strange behavior of Michael Schiavo--it certainly appeared that he was anxious to have Terri gone. On that basis , it is easy to be suspicious. On the other hand, I do not know him. I cannot say if his desire was to free Terri to join the Lord or if he wanted to get rid of her.My posting did not deal with the last aspects I entered above,. My post dealt with the dignity of the human spirit and our right to go to God when called.

Lastly, My mother in law was a victim of Alzheimer's disease as was my mother. Alice, Debbie's mother, displayed symptoms at around 60 years of age. She lived with us for many years. Eventually, care in the home  became extremely difficult and we placed her in a nursing home. She was about 78 years of age. She lived in a vegetative state for 7  more years. I prayed every day that God would free her. It is an extremely emotional issue. How can you love someone so much and yet pray for her to pass. Alice was not in physical pain, thank God. She was put into a walker and there she lived, except for bed, until the day she dies. She had long lost her recognition of us or any ability to communicate.

My prayer for the Lord to take her was not a selfish thing. It was not for me. We gained nothing through her death. We only suffered the loss of a loved one. But, hadn't we alreday lost her? She was a wonderful proud woman who worked all of her days to support Debbie, who through God's love is as wonderful a woman as Alice was. Our reason was for Alice's dignity. I have often wondered if this is not the state of Purgatory for some of us.

At any rate--I think I left the impression that I approved of the method of Terri's passing. I did not, I do not. I am happy for Terri that she is with God. If my religious beliefs do not hold for you, those of you who know me know that it doesn't matter, I respect your beliefs too.

In the end, the comparison to my mother in law and Terri was to illustrate that out of love and concern for Alice, we wished Alice could have passed away without all the years of living in her condition. I do not feel evil because I felt that way.