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Hillary doco, "Over my dead body!"
by swiss Thursday, May 8 2014, 2:02am
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Hillary Clinton documentary plans dropped

It seems Hillary Clinton has much to hide -- much more than her buffoon husband, Bill.

Hillary, "Over my dead body!"

While former president Bill 'didn't have sex with that woman' and took presidential responsibility for bombing a traditional allied European Capital city, Belgrade, Hillary was exercising her lying tongue with public press statements about 'evading non-existent sniper fire' at Sarajevo airport during the Balkan conflict -- it seems that amateurish, inept lying runs in the family.

Not to be overlooked was Clinton's memorable admission that the CFR actually directed US foreign policy (youtube) and that the US was responsible for Gaddafi's assassination, "we came, we saw, he died!"

Buffoonery and loose lips run in the family it seems, but Hillary is far more responsive to potential threats than was, "I didn't have sex with that woman, my cigar did!"

The result is that lackey media group CNN, after massive pressure from Clinton and her goons, has suddenly declined to pursue their planned project of making a doco about prime candidate for the next presidency, H. Clinton. "Over my dead body," Clinton was recorded as saying -- well, if there's no other way! The world could do with one less SOCIOPATH.

Story from UK Telegraph follows:

Clinton documentary plans dropped
by Nick Allen

CNN drops plans for Hillary Clinton documentary after encountering opposition by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Plans for a controversial documentary about Hillary Clinton have been cancelled by CNN after the director said he was met with the response "over my dead body" from the potential 2016 presidential candidate and her allies.

Charles Ferguson, an Oscar-winning film-maker, said Mrs Clinton had made it clear she would not cooperate with the project, and her aides had "interrogated" him and CNN staff.

He approached 100 people who knew Mrs Clinton as potential interviewees but only two agreed to speak to him on camera, and he felt even they would back out.

The film had been seen by her opponents as "unfair" and helpful publicity for Mrs Clinton ahead of the election.

It had caused the Republican National Committee to accuse CNN of political bias and to ban the network from its presidential primary debates.

But, in a statement to The Huffington Post, Mr Ferguson said: "When I approached people for interviews I discovered that nobody, and I mean nobody, was interested in helping me make this film.

"Not Democrats, not Republicans, and certainly nobody that dreams of a position in a Hillary Clinton administration or works for the Clintons wants to interrogate the Clintons about their known sordid pasts."

Mr Ferguson said he told people close to Mrs Clinton that their campaign against his film was "counterproductive."

He added: "They conveyed this message to Mrs Clinton personally, along with my request to speak with her. The answer that came back was, basically, over my dead body."

The director said CNN had not pressured him to cancel the film, in fact "quite the contrary." He added: "I still believe that Mrs. Clinton has many virtues including great intelligence, fortitude, and a deep commitment to bettering the lives of women and children worldwide. But this is not her finest hour."

CNN said it "understand and respects" Mr Ferguson's decision and is "not proceeding with the film."

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