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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 11 Num. 88
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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FEMINIST INTELLIGENCE NETWORK PUTS BILL CLINTON IN DOG HOUSE
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Cunning Coup By "Dumb Blondes" Shows Blondes Not So Dumb
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In September 1979, the "Red Stockings Collective," a group of
radical feminists, issued a statement which read, in part
We feel we must respond to the latest in a series of
attempts to suppress the inquiry into the details and
nature of Gloria Steinem's association with the Central
Intelligence Agency. We are alarmed that the most visible
commentary on these events comes from several well-known
figures in the feminist movement who not only condone but
endorse this suppression. [1]
This statement issued by the Red Stockings was the culmination of
years-long efforts by that group to expose infiltration of the
feminist movement by the CIA. The "alarm" expressed by the Red
Stockings in their statement suggests that the "well-known
figures in the feminist movement" are themselves part of the CIA
apparatus. As early as 1975, the Berkeley Barb had reported on
the Red Stockings' investigations:
A group of women tied-in with the origins of the modern
Women's Liberation Movement and concerned about its future,
who call themselves "Red Stockings," have been able to
piece together enough documentation to convincingly expose
and describe the Ms. Magazine/Steinem/CIA connection.
Moreover, the Red Stockings have closely examined the
financial backing and contents of Ms. Magazine and have
arrived at the conclusion that the ideology put forth by
Ms. has been positively harmful to the Women's Movement.
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One of the principle financial backers of Ms. Magazine was
Katherine Graham of the Washington Post. [3] Also part of the
Katherine Graham empire has been Newsweek magazine, employer of
Eleanor Clift, staunch backer of the Clinton/Rodham White House.
And Katherine Graham and the Washington Post itself are long-time
affiliates of CIA, for example during the Watergate years when
they were part of the "soft coup d'etat" orchestrated against
Richard Nixon. [4] The first publisher of Ms. Magazine was
Elizabeth Forsling Harris. She is mentioned in volume 4 of Penn
Jones, Jr's opus on the John F. Kennedy assassination, *Forgive
My Grief* [excerpts]:
The Women's Liberation Movement, as well as the Youth
Movement, must constantly be aware of the problem of
infiltration by enemies. In fact, the [Women's] Liberation
group may very well have been taken over already by the Ms.
[Magazine] publisher, Elizabeth Forsling Harris.
Elizabeth Forsling Harris was a very close co-worker with
Jack Pewterbaugh. And it was Pewterbaugh who made the
decision to take the unauthorized and unnecessary detour in
Dealey Plaza.
It is beyond question that, over the years, the CIA has employed
and/or funded women in their operations, including at the covert
level, as secret operatives in various fields such as journalism,
sting operations, political movements, academia, and spying. And
many of these women agents are naturally sympathetic to Elite
Feminist doctrines. Was the Monica Lewinsky matter a sting
operation, employing an either witting or unwitting Ms. Lewinsky
as a tool preying on male weakness? In the previous issue of
Conspiracy Nation (CN), I wrote that Monica Lewinsky, Linda
Tripp, and Lucianne Goldberg "all belong to a loosely-based
Feminist Intelligence Network (FIN), which parallels and
intersects other intelligence networks."
Today (02/13/98), in the Washington Times, Wesley Pruden expands
on the possibility that InternGate originated as a power struggle
in the White House. The two competing factions struggling for
the President's ear are personified by Hillary Rodham and Dick
Morris. Morris himself may have been ousted from power by a
sting operation, when he was maneuvered out onto a hotel balcony
where a photographer for The Star just happened to be nearby. In
"President Rodham's White House Coup," Mr. Pruden writes in part
that
Dick Morris, who understands this administration like no
one else, says the coup at the White House is already
complete. "The minute President Clinton was thrown
irredeemably on the defensive on Jan. 21, Hillary took
over." Mr. Morris writes in his column in the Hill, the
political newspaper of Capitol Hill, "The bargain is clear
to both the president and the first lady. She need never
articulate it. He intuits it. Here's the deal: She'll
[and press allies] bail him out of this mess, but now, she
calls the shots. The president, hanging by his wife's
largesse, knows enough to step aside. From now on it will
be her appointments, her policies, her positions that get
green lights."
-- [Excerpts only]
Note how the press, first so relentless in their attack on Bill
Clinton, is now equivocating on the Lewinsky matter. The
Feminist Intelligence Network (FIN) has had to walk a fine line
in this latest scandal: first, going for Bill Clinton's jugular;
then easing off just enough so the President knows they can get
him at any time. Of course, FIN is not an official agency -- it
doesn't need to be. Like Freemasonic organizations of old, it is
just a loose network of like-minded individuals, permeating
positions of power, who act in concert to achieve their goals.
Likely members of FIN include