Posted on 07/19/2004 5:07:42 PM PDT by Sub-Driver
Mumbles is in trouble!!!!
LOL.
Pretty close history, tweaking a few words. I wonder if they're pals.
I found this while seaching GOOGLE.
1. How long has the media been sitting on this story, and what happened to force them to report it now?
2. The media will, of course, immediately look to change the subject by making the leak the story, deflecting attention away from the fact that once again, Rats have been caught red-handed destroying evidence to cover their tracks. Which Bush Administration official will be accused of leaking this "for political gain"? My money's on Dick Cheney.
"...by sticking them in his jacket and pants."
People do commit oversights and mix-up papers, but sticking National Archive papers in clothing does not sound like a "mistake."
fyi.
Everyone accidentally discards documents stamped secret all over them. Happens all the time. Just like junk mail.
What was in the documents.
Sunday, Mar. 07, 2004
New York Senator John Kerry tells TIME that he "almost certainly" will send a team to Iraq "within the next few weeks or months" to help him formulate his Iraq policy positions. "I may ask some Democratic colleagues and experts to go to Iraq and make this assessment so I have a strong basis on which to proceed," he tells TIME's Perry Bacon, Lisa Beyer and Karen Tumulty on his campaign plane from Washington, DC to Florida last week. He mentions Senate colleague Joseph Biden, chief campaign foreign policy adviser Rand Beers and longtime Kerry Senate aide Nancy Stetson. But, says White House communications director Dan Bartlett, Kerry's "mission to finally understand what is happening in Iraq reveals once again that (his) attacks are based on politics, not facts."
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Among the first things Kerry would do as President, says Sandy Berger, who was a National Security Adviser under Bill Clinton and has consulted with Kerry on the subject, would be to tell the American people to "put aside your misgivings or whatever you thought about this in the beginning. We cannot fail now."
These clintinoids are all alike--the rule of law means nothing when their reputations are at stake. The guy deserves jail time and a lot of it.
sKerry Kampaign investigated for Kommission tampering! What did sKerry know, and when did he know it?
Not only did he inadvertantly stick some of the documents in his clothing and portfolio, but it also appears that he may have "accidently" discarded some of the documents!
Just breathtaking...
NEXT CASE!!
A 1,000,000 to one...to never?
NO ONE who has handled sensitive information "accidentally" discards anything.
Isn't there some way this can be kept in the forefront? I am calling my Senators in the morning.
ahem...
Everyone accidentally discards documents stamped secret all over them. Happens all the time. Just like junk mail.
I get secret junk mail all the time, mostly I'm not even aware of it, at least the really secret stuff anyway.
Besides if I showed it to you, I'd have to delete you.
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