Ramsey Clark Just Anti-American

Michelle Malkin wrote a column a good while back about Ramsey Clark and his propensity to oppose the United States at every turn imaginable. Ol' BC found that it confirmed what he's thought for years - Ramsey Clark is a no good SOB.

He is far less concerned with freeing the innocent than with allying
himself with America's enemies at every turn -- the gorier, the better. This is
the man who: -- Flew to Hanoi to give aid and comfort to the North Vietnamese
while American POWs were being beaten, tortured, and killed; -- Flew to Tehran
to condemn the "Crimes of America" while his fellow citizens were being held
hostage by Iranian militants; -- Flew to Tripoli to cheer up Colonel Mohamar
Qaddafi after the U.S. bombed Libya terrorist training facilities; -- Flew to
France to kneel at the feet of the late Ayatollah Khomeini; -- Flew to Baghdad
to consult with Saddam Hussein; -- Flew to the defense of PLO leaders sued by
the family of Leon Klinghoffer, the wheelchair-bound American tourist who was
shot and tossed overboard from the cruise ship Achille Lauro by Palestinian
commandos in 1986; -- Flew to Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's side, in a
show of solidarity against American imperialism, to defend him against charges
of genocide, rape, and torture against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo; -- Flew to
the aid of indicted Rwanda genocide conspirator Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, a Hutu
pastor accused of luring hundreds of Tutsi men, women, and children into his
church and hospital compound -- where they were massacred by gunmen and
grenade-throwers; and -- Flew to support the 1993 World Trade Center bombers (he
played the race card for sympathetic minority jurors by decrying our racist
judicial system), and continues to represent Sheik Omar Abdul Rahman, the
scheming Muslim cleric now in federal prison for his role in planning New York
City terrorist attacks. Ramsey Clark's record is not one of principled pacifism,
but of compulsive anti-Americanism. The peace-loving doves who follow his path
are flying on blood-stained wings.

Does anyone find any American allies in his group? Now, Clark is on the Hussein defense team.
Anyone surprised?

Just an observation.