rant · moment 14 of 22
Clinton, Mena Arkansas, and Carroll Quigley
from #189 - Welcome To The Show, Hillary | The Tim Dillon Show · #189
3 min
He details Bill Clinton's mentor Carroll Quigley and the Tragedy and Hope book, then covers the Mena, Arkansas cocaine-trafficking conspiracy theory and the deaths of Kevin Ives and Don Henry.
- Clinton's mentor was Carroll Quigley, who wrote 'Tragedy and Hope,' an epic history covering the eastern establishment and the Anglo-American Empire.
- Tim claims that during Clinton's governorship of Arkansas, the CIA was flying planes full of cocaine into Mena and dropping it into inner cities to fund the Contras.
- Two teenagers, Kevin Ives and Don Henry, witnessed something at a secret airfield near a Mena drop zone and were later found dead on train tracks after supposedly falling asleep while smoking marijuana.
- Tim notes he's smoked a lot of weed but has never fallen asleep on train tracks, questioning the official story.
- Clinton's position as Arkansas governor during the Mena cocaine operations established his bona fides within the establishment.
- Clinton was then elected president twice and defeated George H.W. Bush, who Tim has covered extensively on the show.
Bill ClintonFriend of the showGeorge H. W. BushCarroll QuigleyMena, ArkansasKevin IvesDon HenryTragedy and HopeBoys on the Tracks