Posted on 09/21/2004 3:24:26 AM PDT by swilhelm73
'Lucy Ramirez' strikes me as an hispanic version of 'Jane Jones.'
Since Burkett has mental problems; she is probably a fig newton of his imagination. - Tom
The better question is:
Who is going to play her in the made-for-TV movie?
Why did you post Manny Ortiz' picture?
Does CBS already have the movie in the works? Maybe this is all a big plot to increase ratings for sweeps week. "This week on CBS: Memogate, the story of how Dan Rather uncovered forged documents that if they were true still wouldn't have made a difference in John Kerry getting stomped election night 2004." And to appeal to the women they can throw in a story line about Lucy Ramirez, the woman who had to choose between her lover, Bill Burkett, and the famous CBS anchorman who stole her heart.
I have to look at this again just to clear my eyes.
That's better.
You forgot created them at Kinko's.
The most telling point in this whole fiasco is that CBS never contacted the person Burkett originally named as the source.
The next question is, will the MSM settle for this swill?
Hillary just might have to step in! Yoi!
Lockart and Cleland had contact with Burkett. Mary Mapes had contact with Lockart and Burkett.
Cleland might have had Lucy with him when he went down to Crawford a few weeks back to hand deliver President Bush a note saying stop the Swifties.
The Dem party of Texas has become corrupt, untrustworthy, and power hungry. They flew off to Oklahoma and then again to Albuquerque months back so they did not have to vote. Texas Dem Party has been suspect for many many years.
So Cleland gets the documents from Burkett, gives them to Juan, who gives them to Lucy, who calls Burkette to say she has them. Then she gives them to Juan to pass them on to Burkett.
There's time travel involved here, hence Burkett's reference to sci-fi. the actual documents were created in an alternate universe where they are authentic, but false.
sigh...
DU is really like being in the bottom of hell. They are the strangest, most conspiratorial, most angry, most disgusting, most vulgar, most ghoulish, most ugly, bunch of people gathered in one place that I have ever seen.
The best part is that they do not tolerate any discussion whatsoever. Unless the entire conspiracy theory is accepted, they kick you out.
What a sick bunch of fools over there.
I can't wait till Nov. 3rd.!
http://www.buzzflash.com/contributors/04/02/con04072.html
February 16, 2004 CONTRIBUTOR ARCHIVES
Why Haven't Shrub's Written Lies Warranted Attention?
A BUZZFLASH READER COMMENTARY
Here is one thing consistently forgotten. In all of this, Mr. Bush proudly claimed he volunteered for duty in Vietnam in his run for the presidency in '99. But, last Sunday he admitted he lied about it -- yet no one in the media seemed to notice it or care about it!
In George W. Bush's A Charge to Keep, an autobiography ghostwritten by Bush press secretary Karen Hughes.
On page 34, Mr. Bush claims that, after learning to fly the F-102 fighter jet, he was turned down for Vietnam duty because "had not logged enough flight hours" to qualify for a combat assignment. Before going on to recall the "challenging moments" that involved close formation drills at night during poor weather, he adds: "I continued flying with my unit for the next several years."
Hmm, President bush said in his interview:
Russert: Were you favor of the war in Vietnam?
President Bush: I supported my government. I did. And would have gone had my unit been called up, by the way.
Russert: But you didn't volunteer or enlist to go.
President Bush: No, I didn't. You're right. I served. I flew fighters and enjoyed it, and we provided a service to our country. In those days we had what was called "Air Defense Command," and it was part of the air defense command system.
He lied about his service record back in 1999 for POLITICAL GAIN. He is very capable of lying about anything and everything!
R Ramirez
SSG, USA RET 1974-1994
A BUZZFLASH READER COMMENTARY
Look up on Open Secrets ... for Pharr, Texas.
Yeah... the business is named 'Serenity Now'. Lloyd Braun is the CEO... he spent time in a mental institution with Burkett...
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