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I agree with Ogie- it's a liberal conspiracy! They knew those records showed Bush to be a great military hero of our ages, so they had them destroyed.
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I do not suppose that the info which would have been on these payrol records are duplicated on the paper pay stubs that Bush has already made available some months ago? Or do IIRC that those covered in part 1972?Gaius Mucius Scaevola Sinistra
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Maybe he was a rapist or something.Only feebs vote.Comment
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Originally posted by Verto
They were lost 8 years ago.
Was there any mention of these records being destroyed in 1996, or was it only destroyed '8 years ago' 8 years after the fact?Rethink Refuse Reduce Reuse
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Maybe he was just really drunk...or not. Accident my codlings.Now just don't go forming any angry mobs now, you hear?Comment
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Well, how often does this sort of thing happen? Is it regular that the National Guard will lose its records, or is it a freak thing?Visit First Cultural Industries
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FOX reports he TURNED OVER all documents in February. If he forgot a month or two it is because Al Franken and his lackeys destroyed them. I would not put it past him, the bastard.
Furthermore Clinton was a draft dodger and you worship him. Shut-up already!
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My military records were also accidentally destroyed, which explains the whole congressional metal of honor not giving snafu.
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So let's make two hypothetical questions.
Number one - Let's say that the records were there in the Pentagon and they showed, beyond shadow of a doubt, that Bush had indeed not showed up for duty and was thus gulity of being AWOL in 1972. Does anybody here think that, were that the case, the records would have really survived to be investigated by newspaper reporters?
Number two is a continuation (and relative to my first question). Let's say the records were indeed deliberately destroyed by someone to hide what was in them about Bush from the public. Who would have the clout to make such a thing happen?
I'll the pathetic disclaimer, since some people aren't too swift at grasping the concept of "hypothetical," that I do not ascribe to these scenarios as being true. Thank you.Tutto nel mondo è burlaComment
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Imagine if Gore were president and these were his records.Only feebs vote.Comment
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Rush Limbaugh would probably drown in his own mouth foam over this news.Originally posted by Agathon
Imagine if Gore were president and these were his records.Tutto nel mondo è burlaComment
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BBC is not a credible source. And neither is the NY Times quoted in the article.
and this type of storage isn't all that useful. It can be ruined accidently.
I can't care less. If this was such an issue, why was it not brought up 4 years ago/Comment
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Originally posted by Dissident
If this was such an issue, why was it not brought up 4 years ago/
Lookie at that date.Tutto nel mondo è burlaComment
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Originally posted by Dissident
BBC is not a credible source.
You're absolutely right- they're part of the worldwide liberal conspiracy to tarnish the good name of George Bush Jr., Top Gun extra ordinaire.
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