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To: wagglebee

"What papers were important enough for Sandy Berger to risk his reputation and career and fall on his sword for this way?"

He was willing to risk it because he's an arrogant SOB and he knew that if he got caught his liberal cohorts and the MSM would make excuses for him.


18 posted on 07/22/2004 7:48:05 PM PDT by SilentServiceCPOWife
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To: SilentServiceCPOWife
He was willing to risk it because he's an arrogant SOB and he knew that if he got caught his liberal cohorts and the MSM would make excuses for him.

Just thinking out loud here, but maybe the missing stuff isn't all that bad, it's just stuff he was too lazy or cheap to make copies of, and he just thought he wouldn't get caught, because hey, he's Sandy Berger.

Before you flame me to a crisp, and insinuate that I am a troll from DU, my reasoning for this theory is rather simple: there should be a crapload of stuff in the archives about the Clinton Admin and national security. There's the Wall, the refusal to take bin Laden, the Cole, Flight 800, the embassy bombings, the aspirin-factory missiles, and a whole bunch of other stuff I can't recall at 11:00 at night.

Plus, there's the other things that we don't even know if NSA had a role. The OKC bombing comes to mind.

If Berger really wanted to clean the files, he would have needed to bring a U-Haul.
21 posted on 07/22/2004 7:57:59 PM PDT by cincy29
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To: SilentServiceCPOWife

This reminds me of ABSCAM the perpetraitors were arrogant.So you had congressmen like John Murphy[from a rich family risking jail for a few thousand dollars.They usually got away with it many times before.


24 posted on 07/22/2004 8:06:35 PM PDT by ardara
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