(edit: in the headline, it should read "related".)
While Operation Mockingbird proceeds, the false comparison between Trump firing his FBI director and Nixon firing a special prosecutor dominates the airwaves and social media. But let's have a look at President Clinton's firing of his FBI director, in order to understand why the media does not want to talk about that firing.
Operation Mockingbird: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/feds-exposed-planting-talking-points-questions-60-minutes-episode-wikileaks/
The fact is that Bill Clinton fired his FBI Director, William S. Sessions, the day before Vince Foster's body was "discovered".
Source: http://100percentfedup.com/media-ignores-time-that-bill-clinton-fired-his-fbi-director-on-day-before-vince-foster-was-found-dead/
Sessions was corrupt to say the least and even his Wikipedia article chimes in on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_S._SessionsOne might well wonder that such a person was in that position to begin with--he might be a person to look into at some point.
It's a deep rabbit hole, but Foster (a Republican) was Clinton's personal attorney as well as on the white house staff member as seen from the article above, and his Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vince_Foster
It was claimed that Foster committed suicide because he was "depressed" and they even said Hillary's bullying might have contributed:
http://freebeacon.com/issues/hillary-clinton-bullied-vince-foster-suicide-said-ex-clinton-friend-final-interview/
However, there were obvious signs of a cover up from the start, including two bullet wounds, no blood on his shirt or around the body (they said he shot himself in the head). Source: http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/vince-foster-suicide-shocker-2nd-wound-documented/
and "For years, detail after detail emerged questioning the official ruling [suicide]. Significant questions were raised about the unusual gun – a .38 Colt revolver made from the parts of three guns with two serial numbers – found conveniently in Vince’s hand. "
Source: http://100percentfedup.com/media-ignores-time-that-bill-clinton-fired-his-fbi-director-on-day-before-vince-foster-was-found-dead/
In a lengthy article well worth the read, detailing his own investigation, Michael Rivero, writes that Foster was more connected to Hillary than to Bill.
"The last time Foster was seen alive, he told his secretary, Linda Tripp, "I'll be right back".
From the same article on the death of Foster:
"Vincent Foster had spent the morning making "busy work" in his office and had been in attendance at the White House announcement of Louis Freeh as the new head of the FBI earlier in the day (passing by the checkpoint manned by White House uniformed guard Styles).
This is a key point. The White House is the most secure private residence in the world, equipped with a sophisticated entry control system and video surveillance system installed by the Mitre Corporation. Yet no record exists that Vincent Foster left the White House under his own power on July 20th, 1993. No video of him exiting the building exists. No logbook entry shows he checked out of the White House.
Several hours after he was last seen inside the White House, Vincent Foster was found dead in Fort Marcy Park, in a Virginia suburb just outside Washington D.C.
Source: http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/POLITICS/FOSTER_COVERUP/foster.php
So, how does he get there but for a tunnel? How far do those tunnels go exactly? No one has been able to answer this question.
"The first witness to find the body insisted that there had been no gun near the body. The memory in Foster's pager had been erased. Critical evidence began to vanish. Many witnesses were harassed. Others were simply ignored. There were even suggestions that the body had been moved, and a Secret Service memo surfaced which reported that Foster's body had been found in his car! The official reports were self-contradictory."
Source with documentation: http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/POLITICS/FOSTER_COVERUP/foster.php
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SoberSecondThought ago
I've upvoted this, and I have no problem with most of what you wrote. I just want to give my perspective.
The strongest evidence that Foster was killed comes from eyewitness Patrick Knowlton, who pulled off the highway into Fort Marcy Park to pee. Knowlton only realized the next day, when he saw a news report about Foster, the importance of what he had seen.
Knowlton told the FBI that the Honda with Arkansas plates that was parked at Fort Marcy was a brown hatchback, not Foster's blue sedan. This matters enormously. The park is very small and there were only three vehicles in it when Knowlton arrived. The occupants of the second vehicle were interviewed and cleared. The occupant of the third vehicle was a scary guy who eyeballed Knowlton the entire time, which is why Knowlton paid such close attention to his surroundings.
Knowlton was subjected to lengthy, repeated harassment. This was a coordinated effort between the FBI and the prosecutor's office. It started with the FBI badgering him and insisting that he was wrong about the color of the Honda; then his vintage car was destroyed; next the FBI agent recorded that Knowlton had admitted that he was unsure about the color; and "lost" his interview for over a year by filing it under the wrong address and misspelling his last name. When a journalist nonetheless managed to locate Knowlton, and asked him about what he actually saw, Knowlton was very upset at what the FBI claimed and insisted on testifying to the commission. This triggered a huge campaign of harassment that went on for days. Knowlton's girlfriend, the journalist, and a lawyer all witnessed the harassment in the street; meanwhile Knowlton was treated very badly by the inquiry itself. He was accused of being gay, of having gone to Fort Marcy for sex; and his testimony was more or less dismissed as a fantasy.
There was a panel of three judges overseeing Ken Starr's inquiry. They insisted on allowing Knowlton to submit a twenty-page deposition about what he saw, what happened at the FBI, and the subsequent harassment. Starr did not want Knowlton's testimony, but the judges overruled him. No mainstream media outlet covered Knowlton's deposition. In defiance of the court order, Starr left it out of his published report.
In other words, the REAL outcome of the Starr commission was a finding, certified by three judges, that the FBI had harassed a key witness, whose story established that Vince Foster did not drive himself to Fort Marcy Park. What is more, when Knowlton and his lawyer published a lengthy analysis of the evidence (including all kinds of other incredibly suspicious stuff like Foster's car keys not being on the body), William Sessions (the FBI Director fired by Clinton) volunteered that he thought their story needed to be looked into.
I won't go on and on about this (at least not right now). I just want to underline the key point, which is that a court supported the accusation that the FBI had engaged in a cover-up and that Foster did not commit suicide. We have been told absurd lies about this episode for more than two decades, and the media have simply ignored the lies.