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Army and Navy intelligence officials wrote the committee that they had no evidence Reser worked for the military.

the legacy of Klintonspeak is becoming commonly accepted now.

reser may never have worked for the military.

reser, however, may have worked for a company that worked for the military.

I am certain that the federal government agency wghich paid me to maintain surveillance reports and photographs of a United States Senator would never be able to *find records* that I was an employee of that agency. But the senator chose not to run for reelection, for some completely unrelated reason, I'm sure.

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Army and Navy intelligence officials wrote the committee that they had no evidence Reser worked for the military.
the legacy of Klintonspeak is becoming commonly accepted now.
reser may never have worked for the military.
reser, however, may have worked for a company that worked for the military.

As you mull all this over, keep in mind this list of murder victims who died in the bombing that day:

Source: http://www.devvy.com/graham_20010526.html#meat

DOD
Harley Cottingham, 46, special agent, Department of Defense
Peter DeMaster, 44, special agent, Department of Defense
Norma Jean Johnson, 62, executive secretary, Department of Defense, Defense and Investigative Service
Rogert Glen Westberry, 57, Daytona Beach, Fla., special agent in charge, Department of Defense, Defense and Investigative Service

We've no idea who replaced them or what they were working on...