Tippecanoe and Colby Too: The Murder of a CIA Director

This excerpt is found in the first chapter. In the course of going over the highlights of the long criminal careers of the Clintons in the post-mortem (that I did on the election) I came to the Arkancides. Prior to becoming president, of course, Bill Clinton had been governor of Arkansas. "Arkancides" was the name given to cover a whole list of people who came into the purview of the Clintons there and while he was president and whose lives had ended suddenly. I did not have the tools, access to facts, nor the time to go digging into these deaths to find which, if any, were foul play. But one name on the list jumped out at me, William Colby. In 2015 I had done a book on the JFK assassination. A few weeks after the assassination Harry Truman, the former president, made a declaration that the CIA, which he had founded, should be dialed back to its original purpose, information gathering. It had morphed into a government within a government, mixed up with organized crime, and subject to no law or accountability worthy of the name. Colby was appointed CIA director in 1973 and while he lasted for a couple of years, tried to clean it up, and was actually spilling beans on some of its murky activities. I wondered why his death had been included in the list of Arkancides. The writer was suggesting that all the deaths on the list were suspicious. It didn't take me long to find out why Colby was killed or probably so. It was connected to the Vince Foster murder cover-up. In this case there was a good independent source that pointed the finger at Clinton and his operatives, the British M15 intelligence agency. So here I am wading in, if you'll pardon the expression, to Colby's murder, which I had never heard of until essentially the day before yesterday. There is a common thread in the Foster and Colby homicides. Any reporting worthy of the name in both cases by major media was done by British newspapers, never by the US MSM. You have first then to address the question, how is it possible that a president could get away with four murders that I've cited here? When you have a dishonest press, anything is possible. I'm going to take the time to wander through recent election campaigns to show how this expresses itself and then I'll get back on topic. I'm not suggesting that all the journalists in the trenches are not doing their best to fight the good fight, but they have generals behind them who decide strategy and their purpose is not to report the news but to manipulate the readers for the greater glory of the Democratic party.