[recalcitrant]

"no record of..." does not mean he never worked for intelligence... naval or otherwise.

very strange... a simple no, he never worked for us, would have been far less ambiguous than "we have no record of..."

that ranks right up there with "I'm sorry, I don't recall any instance like that..."

It all depends on what kind of "contract" worker he was. Certain contract workers would never SAY I was a "contract worker" in public.

The big question for Mr. Burton, who I believe is part of the whole OKC saga... if there is a saga... WHY would this cop lie, to keep out of trouble? To hurt OKC families?

There is something here that smacks of "national security" and coverup here. But I honestly don't know, or worry about it much. We got enough subterfuge and espionage going on nowadays to keep us all busy, worrying about today, instead of yesteryear.

The truth is like cream, it will come to the top one day... after it sets for a while.

[Claire Voyant]

Damn....maybe Burton and Spector passed it on for the Justice Dept. to investigate......or maybe this has all been a horrible hoax.

[cricket]

["no record of..." does not mean he never worked for intelligence... naval or otherwise. "] {"very strange... a simple no, he never worked for us, would have been far less ambiguous than "we have no record of..."}

. . .thought the same. . .and tinfoil or not, it is not a satisfying response.