[11th Earl of Mar]

This is Pravda, the communist organ of the former Soviet Union. And that might explain the falsehood in the title, "Bush... Alters Documents."

Lets see some evidence he has altered ONE document.

[Red Jones]

The author was 'Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey'. That doesn't sound like a Russian to me. The English language portion of Pravda has many articles that were written by Americans. I saw one article that had previously appeared in WorldNetDaily. I guess WorldNetDaily is Russian propaganda according to you.

[holyscroller]

No matter how much the Libs may try to alter Clinton's presidency, he will forever be remembered as the worst, most corrupt, evil president of the United States. If anything, they'll be trying to clean up his papers and try to make him into something he wasn't. It won't matter with him anyway, because his stuff will all be safe in his library in Little Rock.

[hellinahandcart]

It does not compute. If he could successfully alter the documents, there'd be no need to hide them. If he could successfully hide them, there'd be no need to alter them. But if he could alter them there'd be no need to hide them, yetiftheycouldbehiddenthere'dbenoneedforalteration,butalterationwouldprecludetheneedtohidealtereddocumennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn--

(sound of shortcircuit, followed by smoke)

[maxwell]

This is Pravda, the communist organ of the former Soviet Union.

I've noticed quite a few articles on FR coming from questionable international sources... Saw one out of the People's Republic the other week... What's with that? Who wants to read this crap?

[Carry_Okie]

Lets see some evidence he has altered ONE document.

Red Herring. How would anybody get such proof?