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Wesley Clark
Born December 23, 1944, he spent most of his
childhood in Little Rock, raised by his mother Veneta, and stepfather,
Victor. He attends Hall High School in Little Rock. Suddenly, this
nobody kid gets into West Point, and then onto Oxford on a
scholarship. He spends 30 years in the army, and now has presidential
ambitions.
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The Start Of The Dynasty
In 1890's,
Jacob Nemerovsky,
Wesley's grandfather, is fleeing Russia, one step in front of 'John Law'.
Nemerovsky goes to Switzerland, changes his name to Kanne, and arrives the USA
in 1895. He marries a woman named Ida Goldman.
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Clark's
Father
His father was a
Benjamin Kanne,
an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Chicago. Bennie supposedly dies
of a heart attack at age 51 when Wesley was five, and the mother moves
to Arkansas.
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Changed Their Name To Clark
The mother changes her name and doesn't tell Wesley he is
Jewish, because she fears the Klu Klux Klan.
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Wesley Goes To West Point
Somehow a nobody from Arkansas gets in West Point.
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Clark's Wife
Wesley married
Gertrude Kingston of Brooklyn, New
York.
Clark receives a Rhodes
scholarship to Oxford University. He only returned to his wife a short
time before he had to leave once again, this time to serve in the
Vietnam War.
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Clark Goes To Vietnam
In June of 1969, Clark arrives in Vietnam. One month later he claims
he was in a horrific ambush, where he was
shot four times by an AK-47.
He was ordered back to the US and had a miraculous recovery.
He now becomes a teacher at the War College
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Haig Sees Clark As Someone Special
Somehow, General Alexander Haig discovers Clark and makes him his
special assistant from 1978 to 1979. After ten years, he is made a
Lieutenant Colonel by Haig.
From 1980-1982 Clark was at Fort Carson, and was considered such an
incompetent, that he was passed over twice (a career ender). His
Zionist connections got him into the
National War College. He returned to
Fort Carson, and became a General in 1989.
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Clark Goes To Fort Hood
He was named Commander of Fort Hood, southwest of Waco, Texas. In
1993, the Zionists were on a campaign against militias, and they
considered Waco just that.
The Zionist Governor of Texas,
Ann Richards calls Clark, who defies
the
Posse Comitatus Act, and gives her
the tanks.
It is assumed that
Clark
planned the massacre, and may have even been there.
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Another General Refuses Clark's Promotion
He was a scholastic until 1995. In 1996, General
Dennis Reimer
refused to promote him though "no specific reason
was given"
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Clark Has Another Heroic Story
In 1995, Clark is sent to Bosnia as a diplomatic advisor team, and
somehow he winds up on a remote mountain road. His small convoy comes
under sniper attack, and an escort vehicle goes off a cliff. Clark,
under heavy sniper fire, rappels down a cliff to get two bodies, then he
flies to Washington D.C. for services.
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His Odd Reputation
Much like Mark Clark, General Wesley is known as
an "Ultimate Perfumed Prince". His specialty is photo ops in his
pressed fatigues. His headquarters always has a private bathroom, with
a
'Bidet'.
Clark’s nickname among soldiers under his command was “the
Supreme Being.”
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Clark Bombs Kosovo
In 1997, President Clinton appointed him Supreme Allied Commander,
Europe, and puts him in charge of the Kosovo campaign. In 1992,
President Slobodan Milosevic united the Serbs and wanted to toss out
the Stalinists The Zionists in turn started a civil war between the
Serbs and Albanians. Albright, Berger, Holbrook and Clinton sent in
the US military to get rid of Milosevic.
Clark bombed the Serbs back to the stone age.
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Clark Leaves The Military
Clark goes to Little Rock and works for the Stephens Group, an
investment firm. He took several other
board positions at defense-related firms, and in March of 2003, he
amicably left the Stephens Group to found Wesley K. Clark &
Associates.
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