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I've seen the Memory Hole at work in Arkansas. When the "tainted blood" scandal got particular malodorous in the Bubba days, an outside agency -- from California -- was called in to investigate. Its report was damning. Every copy disappeared, even from state libraries and official files. Then the investigating agency suffered a "mysterious" fire, yes, in California, and its own files were destroyed. A summary report of the findings also disappeared (much shorter, less detailed, but still damning). One legislator remembered that he'd put his copy away in his garage. Mike Galster (author of BLOOD TRAIL), his helper and I drove to a small town, retrieved the document, and went straight to a copying facility. That whole adventure was plenty scary.

Not only do I recall that, mysterious fires seemed to visit other sites with potentially damaging information... kind of like all those car accidents, plane crashes, and ( ahem! ) "suicides and robberies gone bad" that seemed to haunt former friends of you-know-who...

I'll recheck David's name later- I seem to recall some spelling error previously that caused problems.

Sonny B!tch...

PRESIDENT CLINTON IS USING ANOTHER HITLER TACTIC IN DEFENDING ...
... National columnist, David Bresnahan, throws additional light on how this technique
works, in his book, "Cover Up: The Art and Science of Political Deception". ...
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> like all those car accidents, plane crashes, and ( ahem! ) "suicides and robberies gone bad" that seemed to haunt former friends of you-know-who...

That's why our excursion to a small Arkansas town was so darn scary. We were packing a lot of heat, but what if the "enemy" is the state police? We could have ended up down a well.

More power to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard for moving around Bubba's Arkansas, talking to frightened witnesses -- even though his own cultivated British voice was an instant giveaway that he was a "furriner"! Now THAT kind of investigation took real guts.