Posted on 07/21/2004 11:17:15 PM PDT by kattracks
I repeat:It's only about socks, and everybody lies about socks.
Do they mean "widely circulated" like a take out menu from the local Chinese restaurant?
Can we expect to see it under our windshield wipers after a vist to the mall?
He has no idea what Berger glommed. He clearly was talking out of the top of his hat. Hannity, to his credit, pointed that out.
Yup... While the Clintonistas are saying "no, big deal... we knew about this for months.. everyone has seen these documents", Kerry is out doing a Sgt Schultz defense: "I Know nothing of these matters. Nothing!"
What a dumb explanation. If it was so widely circulated, why did he go to such great lengths to steal them?
And he thinks it is hilarious.
I was startled when Clinton made that comment. I would have expected some platitudes about what a good NSC advisor Berger was and how he's sure the investigation would clear him.
I'd bet Clinton doesn't find this hilarious at all.
Back in about 1998 or so, xlinton admin was somewhat concerned with terrorism, and particularly with the millenium/Y2K.
They sent out questionaires and asked every company and government agency to list their 'vulnerabilities', and started collecting this info into a massive data base. (Just what terrorists and espionage agents need), all our vulnerabilities grouped nicely together in one place. Dam weak points, power plants, industry, water systems, etc.
And it wasn't even classified. The purpose was so the government could 'know' what to prepare for. LOL.
Then all of a sudden, it disappeared. I guess someone figured out just how stupid they were being.
I wonder if this was among the 'millenium' reports they are talking about.
Yes, and socks are a personal matter between two private and connected feet. !
Isn't this the same document that John Ashcroft testified to the 9/11 commission that the Bush administration was not privy to?
Now Clinton is making a JOKE of it because "everyone knows" how messy and disorganized HIS National Security Adviser has always been. Is that supposed to be a good receomendation for Berger's (and Clinton's) precious "legacy"? It would seem that all sorts of things could get lost on his desk while he was advising the President on OUR security. An absent minded professor type?
Very scary folks.
I think Hillary invented "The People's Revolutionary Army," otherwise known as the American wing of al Qaeda.
Well, I suppose I **would** have done, but I simply cannot drink that much in a given evening any more (it's h*ll getting old...sigh).
Nervous laughter.
"This was a document that was very widely circulated".....
To me this translates to a lot of self incriminatory annotations written in the margins by the Clinton crew.
it's the old well everyone does it defense.
Seems like there are more loose cannons on the dem side of late.
Sandy Berger’s Heavy Lifting NRO ^ | 7/21/04 | Byron York: The documents Berger took — each copy of the millennium report is said to be in the range of 15 to 30 pages — were highly secret. They were classified at what is known as the "code word" level, which is the government's highest tier of secrecy. Any person who is authorized to remove such documents from a special secure room is required to do so in a locked case that is handcuffed to his or her wrist.
IT IS FR POSTED, NOTE in the following he's hanoi john's CHIEF ADVISER!
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