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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 50 ====================================== ("Quid coniuratio est?") ----------------------------------------------------------------- [From an interview with the former marketing director of the Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm (cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via telephone with Donahue.)] [...continued...] TOM DONAHUE: Interesting. Let me ask you. Back to the... Most Americans, including yours truly, don't know a lot about bonds and how that works. So there's a real mystery here. And that's one of the reasons that L.J. Davis was clubbed over the head and they went through his notes {1}, because he was getting too close to the bonds scam. Um, how did that, how did that work? Were there any legitimate bonds produced? Where does it stand today? LARRY NICHOLS: Well, there were some. In '89, when I left, they had a *rash* [of bond issues]. I mean they'd only made 5 bond issues from '85 to '88 when I was there and up until after I left. Then in '89 they made a whole bunch of legitimate bond issues. Because they knew it [an investigation(?)] was coming. Let me give a simple explanation, and it's the best I can do: You go to ADFA, and you want $1 million. They say, "O.K. We'll loan you $1 million." ADFA goes ahead and advances you that $1 million, because, you see, to do a bond issue you've gotta give those bonds to a bonding agency, and then *they* gotta sell 'em. And then as they sell 'em, they give the money back to ADFA. And then people pay... You getting the loan, you're supposed to pay payments on that loan, which is really paying back the people, with interest, that bought the bonds. So what they did is, you had borrowed $1 million, ADFA would give you the $1 million, they would give the bonds to Lasater to sell. When he sold 'em, he would give the money back to ADFA. But you can't find one person, one individual, that ever bought the bonds. {2}. I mean, you would think with all the bond issues, millions of people, for hundreds of millions of dollars, would've had to of bought *a bond*. One of 'em. DONAHUE: Uh, you would think so. NICHOLS: But you can't find it. Anywhere. {3}. DONAHUE: O.K. Let's go to Jeff, in Pensacola, Florida. Jeff, go ahead. Hi, Jeff. You're on the air. Uh, Jeff, in Pensacola, ask your question, please. JEFF: Yes. Um, with all the people who are so immoral and so corrupt, in leadership positions in Washington now -- the majority of them probably appointed by Clinton or brought in by his family -- what are the chances of doing a clean sweep and getting everybody out, including Rockefeller? What, what mechanics are necessary to remove every one of them? And then there's an aside, very quickly. There's something that seems to have been overlooked by all the media, and that is those 8 people that were arrested out in California, in a national park, doing military maneuvers. If they were foreign nationals or skinheads or American Nazi party or something, I think we would have heard a lot about that. And since it wasn't said that they were, I'm assuming that they were patriots, preparing for the downfall of the united States. DONAHUE: Jeff, we're gonna have to get to that another day. That's not Larry's issue, but I thank you for raising it. And we'll get back to that another time. But there is no mechanism that if Clinton goes, so does all his administration and cabinet members and friends. Uh, that would, that would be, I guess, a personal choice they'd have to make if they want to leave with Clinton when he resigns or is impeached. NICHOLS: Well there *is* a mechanism. DONAHUE: There is? NICHOLS: Yessir. You see, if your audience will raise their voice and force the congressional hearings, then coming up in November we have the ability, if people will just not forget, to change the complexion of the entire system up there. Now I have very little *confidence* in that happening... DONAHUE: What I'm saying, though... Now we *can* eliminate some senators -- a third of them will be up for re-election, uh we have all our U.S. representatives. But we're talkin' about cabinet posts. We're talkin' about appointees. Unless we... And I'm sure there's gonna be some "fingered" and some *will* go down in smoke. But the majority of them, if there's no evidence to support wrongdoing, uh those cabinet members will stay there and assist Al Gore, unless Al Gore wants them replaced. NICHOLS: Well I don't think that'll happen because, you see Clinton will resign. He can be granted a pardon. {4}. But the rest of these people will be investigated for years to come. And they'll start dropping like flies. DONAHUE: So there probably won't be a *clean* sweep, but there could be some that will be cast out as well. NICHOLS: That's right. Now. If the first and second-tier level people... I believe firmly that they'll still have control of whoever's sitting there. And I don't know what to do about that. DONAHUE: O.K. Let's go to Chris, in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, I believe. Uh Chris, are you there? CHRIS: Yeah, hello. DONAHUE: Hi. CHRIS: Hi. First of all let me say, I'm not a fan of Clinton. I'm a firm Republican. But I have to ask: I've been listening to your program for awhile this morning, um and I've been listening to your guest. Um, what's the evidence, where's the hard evidence? First, I heard you say, you're talkin' about somebody handin' out cocaine to 14-year-old girls. Where's the evidence for that? I heard ya talk about somethin' else, and you say you didn't have your facts and figures right in front of ya. If you're gonna come on a nationwide show, shouldn't you of had that information available, be able to cite chapter and verse, as it were? Again, you know, we're gettin' bound up in so much conspiracy here. Um, Clinton's, he's not a good man. I'm sure he'll be turned out in '96. And... DONAHUE: '96! You think he'll last 'til '96? CHRIS: Yeah. I guess I'm one of the "fools" out here that thinks he's gonna last until '96 and he'll be turned out in a normal way. I don't... DONAHUE: A normal way. CHRIS: A normal way, i.e. with the voters. But I just wanna know, with all these allegations and all these, um "there is a conspiracy," and "14-year-old girls gettin' cocaine at parties,".... DONAHUE: O.K. O.K. You're so smart that you had to repeat yourself. But I thank you. CHRIS: You're welcome. DONAHUE: Let's, um let's address that. Because, Larry, your last visit, and I think today's visit, you have brought forward an