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The franklin scandal pdf Continue Scandal and mystery enshroud food network this week, so let's start with the best part: scandal. The food chain's highly touted January 3 episode of Iron Chef America featuring star chefs Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse competing with FN-grown celebrity chef Bobby Flay and White House chef Criseta Comerford wasn't quite all they had promised. Of course, there was tension and excitement of hot competition, but vegetables, man, vegetables! The products used in the competition that evening presumably came from the White House garden. Film crews even recorded chefs picking vegetables themselves and then - vegetables in hand - marching to fight their battle, except... The contest was actually withdrawn a week later in New York. The delay in time meant of course the vegetables would be composted if they held on to them and, instead, donated to the local food bank, according to Michelle Obama's press office. Chefs end up using the same varieties of locally produced products from the New York area at the very shoot. Apparently, this news has been floating around since November, says the AOL Politics Daily blog, having been mentioned in the New York Times and then on the food policy blog, Obama Foodorama. Viewers were misled? The network insists it was ahead about the vegetable trick, but the stock for the episodecertainly implies the opposite. And now, the mystery. The Food Network has begun filming six new episodes of Private Chef Beverly Hills, according to Reality TV World. The show, which debuted in a pilot last month, features the hardships and dramas of several private chefs working for Big City Chefs, a private chef hosting the agency in the always chic and often tacky southern California city. What's the big mystery? You won't find any mention of the program - even an episode from last month - on the FN website. Could this have anything to do with the gloomy reaction of the audience? Gawker was certainly underwhelmed: The food cooked at the show was pedestrian. Characters: boring. Conflict: not convincing at all. Oh. This content is created and supported by a third party and is imported to this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content on piano.io rumors dating back to the mid-1990s claim that dozens of people associated with Bill and Hillary Clinton died under mysterious circumstances, provoking outlandish conspiracy theories about the former president's alleged involvement in their deaths. The idea of a Clinton body count, which originated during Bill's presidency, reared its head again during Hillary Clinton's presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2016. A typical chain email promoting conspiracy theories lists more than two Man who allegedly 'had dirt on the Clintons', including former White House adviser Vince Vince businessman James McDougal and Susan Coleman, a law student who allegedly had an affair with Bill Clinton. The letter describes the circumstances of each person's death and advises the reader to pass it on. Let the public realize what's going on with anyone who can damage Clinton's car! Clinton's widely circulated text hints that several dozen Clinton friends, some of whom allegedly possessed compromising information about the former first couple, died under mysterious circumstances, meaning they were secretly narrated. In more ways than one, this is reminiscent of the same paranoid conspiracy theories floated during the Bush-hate 2000s, namely that forces in the Bush administration secretly orchestrated 9/11 terrorist attacks. Both theories are based on absurd assumptions: that the U.S. president can secretly order the murders of dozens (or, in Bush's case on 9/11, thousands) of American citizens without being discovered, ratted on, prosecuted, impeached, or even as much as accused of such crimes by members of Congress, including staunch political opponents. That the President of the United States can impeccably carry out such crimes, while demonstrating complete and utter error (if not gross ineptitude) in the face of other, more prosaic challenges (for example, Clinton's inability to suppress accusations of sexual harassment and avoid impeachment). Why should we also ask that special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who has spent years and millions of taxpayer dollars trying to dig up dirt of any kind on the Clintons, has never issued a single indictment concerning these alleged murders? The answer is simple, because the charges don't make sense. The earliest version of Clinton's body count was authored by Indianapolis attorney Linda Thompson, founder of the right-wing group the American Justice Federation. Initially, the list contained the names of 26 alleged victims, though it grew and shrunk, and has grown again since then, with some options boasting more than 100 names. Unfortunately for conspiracy theorists, experts and investigators have examined these mysterious deaths, and they have found no evidence of foul play. The true circumstances of the deaths of the five Clinton victims are below. James McDougal: A friend and business partner of the Clintons, McDougal died of a heart attack, not an apparent heart attack, serving time in a fraud case. McDougal had a pre-existing heart condition. Prison guards placed him in solitary confinement after he refused to take a urine test and failed to provide him with the medication he kept in his cell, according to a subsequent investigation. No foul play was suspected. Mary Mohan: One of the first interns to work in the Clinton White House, according to her No news source reported her murder. that Mohane, a lesbian, is willing to claim that she survived sexual harassment in the White House. She died of gunshot wounds along with two other employees of Georgetown, D.C., during a botched robbery attempt on 6 July 1997. During the police investigation and written confession of the killer, Carl Cooper of Washington, D.C., Mahoney was shot while fighting with the criminal for the keys to the safe. A witness confirmed that Cooper had planned to rob a Starbucks at least a month before the crime. Vince Foster: A lifelong friend of the Clintons, White House aide Vince Foster killed himself with a gun on July 20, 1993. He was suffering from depression. At least five official investigations were carried out in the circumstances of his death and none found evidence of foul play. In 1997, Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr's own report on the Vince Foster case was unsealed by the U.S. Court of Appeals. The evidence clearly points to suicide as a method of death, the report said. Ron Brown: Brown, who served as Secretary of Commerce under President Clinton, died in a plane crash on April 3, 1996. Conspiracy theorists claim that X-rays of Brown's head showed possible bullet fragments in the vicinity of what some described as a gunshot wound. A re-examination reviewed by a team of military pathologists found no bullets, no bone fragments, no metal fragments and, more eloquently, no exit wounds, according to Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page.C. Victor Raiser II: This prominent Democratic fundraiser and close friend of Bill Clinton died along with his son and four other people in a plane crash in Alaska in 1992. Reiser had no connection to any scandal with Clinton, and his death was not mysterious. An investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board found that the pilot, who survived the crash, stopped the plane in an attempt to move away from the dangerous, cloud-covered mountain pass at the last minute. Yes, there are actually people who believe that the Clintons killed Vince Foster. Washington Post, WP Company, May 24, 2016. Clinton's body bags. Snopes.com, January 24, 1999.Gamerman, Ellen and Melody Simmons. Full of Promises cut Short Murder: Family and friends of Mary Kaitrin Mahoney remember her energy and enthusiasm and try to understand her death in dc. Coffee Shop. Baltimore Sun, July 9, 1997.Jervis, Rick. Voices: The Rise and Fall of Kenneth Starr. USA Today, Gannett Satellite Information Network, June 9, 2016 11:16 A.M. Bill Clinton Run Murder Inc.? Slate, February 19, 1999, 7:02 p.m. Murphy, Tim's final guide to every Hillary Clinton conspiracy theory... Still. Mother Jones, National Progress Foundation, 9 2014.Page, Clarence. Ron Ron The murder plot has too many holes. Chicago Tribune, January 11, 1998.Schmidt, Susan. James McDougal dies awaiting parole. Washington Post, WP Company, March 9, 1998.Vest, Jason. Linda Thompson's scary world. Washington Post, WP Company, May 11, 1995. Victor Reiser, 52, a financial aide to Clinton's presidential campaign. The New York Times, August 2, 1992.Weiss, Philip. Clinton is crazy. The New York Times, February 23, 1997 Displaying all articles labeled: Evangelical hypocrite is being questioned by the University of Southern Cross says he has hired one of the world's leading forensic firms to examine Jerry Falwell Jr.'s dealings. An evangelical hypocrite to face the fallout from Liberty University says Jerry Falwell Jr. resigned as president, effective immediately. Katie Hill, After scandalHer's rise in Congress heralded the arrival of a new and modern political generation. And then the photos leaked. 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