To: Alberta's Child; Alamo-Girl
Based on loosely-connected information that I've put together from a number of different sources, I've concluded that Bill Clinton was effectively relieved of his duties as "commander in chief" sometime in his second term of office. If he had given the orders to launch any kind of nuclear strike, perhaps a giant cake would have been rolled into the room and a stripper would have jumped out of it -- but that's about it.LOL! Unfortunately, not true. The Xlinton's had already surrounded themselves with a number of sycophants in the Pentagon...like Weasely Clark for instance.
66 posted on
01/26/2004 2:38:17 PM PST by
Paul Ross
("A country that cannot control its borders isn't really a country any more."-President Ronald Reagan)
To: Paul Ross; Alberta's Child
Thank you for the ping! I would not be surprised if some measures were not taken with regard to Clinton after he "forgot" the football in one instance.
Associated Press 4/24/99 "...President Clinton departed the NATO summit in such haste Saturday that he left behind perhaps the most important piece of luggage in the world - the ``nuclear football.'' The president's military aide, who constantly shadows Clinton and carries the briefcase containing U.S. nuclear launch codes, was mistakenly left at the International Trade Center when Clinton's motorcade sped off 45 minutes early and without notice. The aide walked the 4 1/2 blocks back to the White House without incident..."
To: Paul Ross
Weasely Clark, who was eventually fired? You know you're a real bottom-feeder when you get fired by Bill Clinton, of all people.
79 posted on
01/26/2004 2:49:44 PM PST by
Alberta's Child
(Alberta -- the TRUE North strong and free.)
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