Posted on 09/10/2004 9:26:16 PM PDT by Jeff Blogworthy
Wow have we come a long way. Under race, you have "White," "Negro," or "Other"
All Bush has to do is show them the 'honorable discharge' papers and he get $50k. Man, this is getting easy.
Exactly what I was trying to say.
LOL!
The "irrefutable proof" standard makes the offer illusory. Who gets to decide? Them of course.
Geez if you can't convince CBS that they are in possession of obvious forgeries, you will never be able to show these idiots "irrefutable proof" that Bush is the President, much less that he completed his service.
Have they officially offered the 50 grand, or is this a Michael Moore publicity trick? Moore told reporters that he was considering offering a cash reward (I don't remember the amount) to anyone who could find a lie in Fahrenheit 9/11. Of course, he never actually put up the money, he only said he was considering doing it. By doing it that way, his idiot followers believed he was facing down his critics (Moore's followers are too stupid to notice the difference between considering something and actually doing it) while not actually putting himself at any financial risk.
I would think that if these bozos really put up the cash they'll lose it for sure. Bush's honorable discharge is prima facie legal documentation of his completed service. Either they're bluffing and only talking about putting up the money, without actually doing so, or they're demanding some impossible level of proof, such as daily videotapes of Bush's service, with accompanying contemporary audio commentary from his commanding officers.
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Seems like his possession of an honorable discharge is irrefutable proof that he completed his service obligation.
It cannot be refuted that he finished his service obligation.
Maybe we could deal for a randomly selected jury to vote on who wins.
D ohh! Bump! :)
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I guess there should be a line seeing how he was honorably discharged. They have it backwards. I'll bet if they offered the same reward for someone who could prove he DID NOT complete his service obligations they would have no takers.
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