Epstein Secrets

President Bush pushed for even harsher laws. This this was by no means just a Republican issue. Democrats in Congress, state legislatures and even Bill Clinton also pushed for these laws. By early 1994, 31 states and Washington, DC had mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses with strong bi-partisan s

ts in Congress, state legislatures and even Bill Clinton also pushed for these laws. By early 1994, 31 sta

for providing the resources to meet future threats, and addressing our long-term structural debts will keep our economy strong. Indeed, as Admiral Mike Mullen, the past Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has said: "The single greatest threat to our national security is our debt." Mandatory Sentencing

From: Jeffrey Epstein <' eyacatio mail.com> To: Jes Staley < Sent: 9/21/2010 10:34:36 AM Subject: Barak met earlier with Clinton in New York Monday night to discuss the Iranian threat and negotiations with the Palestinians. The defense minister specifically addressed Israeli

rt Gates in Washington to discuss ways to maintain Israel's qualitative military edge in the Middle East. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen also participated in the meeting. "I am confident that the qualitative, security relationship between Israel and the US that has existed up until n

es the emasculation of the State Department: Vasr quotes Admiral Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, telling him of Hillary Clinton that, "It is incredible how little support she got from the White House. They want to control everything." And it paints a persuasive picture of an

ds the president to account for his zigzags from Kabul to Jerusalem. It demonstrates the emasculation of the State Department: Vasr quotes Admiral Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, telling him of Hillary Clinton that, "It is incredible how little support she got from the White Ho