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Let's see if I can figure this out. Deserters are "cowards"
simply
because they don't believe in the lies of the government but yet
the
same people who would gladly lynch one of them believes George
Bush is
a great President. Yet he was a deserter.
President Bush served honorably and received a honorable discharge.
He has
brought honor back to the White House after the depraved activities
of the
previous occupant.
Have you ever thought of a career as a stand up comedien? Your post
has all the hallmarks of Orwellian double-speak.
They are forced to worship a torture device, they can be forced to
worship a lying sack of psychotic crap.
Again you are incorrect as a Democrat is not in office.
Fucking idiots like you can never understand. *Most* people would
gladly shoot *both* the Democrats and Republicans as the corrupt
assholes they are.
It's amazing. The level of cognitive dissonance among these
people is
beyond belief.
George Bush is a deluded psychopath and hallucinated I was a cuban
spy
in 1982. So with no due process of law he and the secret service
kidnapped, drugged and inquisitioned me before sticking a
microchip in
my back.
It is normal for the irrational among us to disbelieve and curse
those who
are rational.
I am not allowed legal representation for this or medical care.
Most cities offer indigent people free psychiatric care. Perhaps you
ought
to avail yourself of this taxpayer subsidized entitlement.
I still have this thing stuck in my back and am not allowed to earn
a
living.
Well, you should have it removed and then shove it up your *****.
The secret service follow me around the country some posing as
homosexuals making passes at me. Other times waiting until I am not
home
so they can seatrch my property.
They do not use warrants. They have put guns ot my haed and
threaten me
when I speak out. I am poor so the legal system will not help. The
ACLU
is full of muslims Jews and Niggers, SPics and could care less
about a
poor non-christian white decsendant of Revolutionary war heroes.
You need to have your worthless sorry ***** deported back to Orangatan.
You
are a drain on the moral fabric of this great country.
I say EXTERMINATE THE SUPREME COURT.
I say extrerminate your sorry assed parents for failling to abort you
when
they had the chance.
Death to Renhquiast the fucking pathetic chain smoking peice of
capitalist crap.
Maybe we can go so far as to eliminate your entire lineage along with
purging records of your existence.
EXTERMINATE THE CHRISTIAN JEW COP GOVERNMENT
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A6693-2004Sep8_2.html
Records Say Bush Balked at Order
National Guard Commander Suspended Him From Flying, Papers Show
By Michael Dobbs and Thomas B. Edsall
Washington Post Staff Writers
Thursday, September 9, 2004; Page A01
President Bush failed to carry out a direct order from his
superior in
the Texas Air National Guard in May 1972 to undertake a medical
examination that was necessary for him to remain a qualified
pilot,
according to documents made public yesterday.
Documents obtained by the CBS News program "60 Minutes" shed new
light
on one of the most controversial episodes in Bush's military
service,
when he abruptly stopped flying and moved from Texas to Alabama to
work
on a political campaign. The documents include a memo from Bush's
squadron commander, Lt. Col. Jerry B. Killian, ordering Bush "to
be
suspended from flight status for failure to perform" to U.S. Air
Force
and National Guard standards and failure to take his annual
physical
"as ordered."
Questions have loomed for years over George W. Bush's service in
the
Air National Guard during the Vietnam War. (George Bush
Presidential
Library Via Associated Prress)
The new documents surfaced as the Bush administration released for
the
first time the president's personal flight logs, which have been
the
focus of repeated archival searches and Freedom of Information Act
requests dating to the 2000 presidential campaign. The logs show
that
Bush stopped flying in April 1972 after accumulating more than 570
hours of flight time between 1969 and 1972, much of it on an F-102
interceptor jet.
White House officials have said there was no reason for Bush to
take
the annual physical required of fighter pilots because there were
no
suitable planes for him to fly in Alabama, where he applied for
"substitute training" to replace his required service with the
Texas
National Guard. But the new documents suggest that Bush's transfer
to
non-flight duties in Alabama was the subject of arguments among
his
National Guard superiors.
Release of the documents came as Democrats and some veterans
stepped
up
their criticism of Bush for allegedly failing to meet his sworn
obligations to the Texas Air National Guard. A new advocacy group
called Texans for Truth, which has links to anti-Bush groups such
as
MoveOn.org, yesterday unveiled a TV ad to be screened in swing
states
asserting that Bush failed to show up for Guard duty in Alabama.
White House officials dismissed the latest criticism of Bush's
service
as partisan attacks in the midst of a heated campaign. In an
interview
with "60 Minutes," White House communications director Dan
Bartlett
said "partisan Democrats" were "recycling the very same charges we
hear
every time President Bush runs for reelection" and added: "It is
dirty
politics." But he did not contest the authenticity of the
documents,
which could not be verified independently by The Washington Post.
A spokeswoman for "60 Minutes," Kelli Edwards, declined to say
exactly
how the new documents were obtained other than that CBS News
understood
they had been taken from Killian's "personal office file." In
addition
to the order to Bush to report for a physical, the documents
include
various memos from Killian describing his conversations with Bush
and
other National Guard officers about Bush's attempts to secure a
transfer to Alabama. Killian died in 1984.
"Phone call from Bush," Killian recorded in a "memo to file" dated
May
19, 1972. "Discussed options of how Bush can get out of coming to
drill
from now through November."
According to "60 Minutes," Killian's personal files show that he
ordered Bush "suspended from flight status" on Aug. 1, 1972.
National
Guard documents already released by the White House and the
Pentagon
show that Bush was suspended from flight status on that day for
"failure to accomplish annual medical examination" but do not
mention
his alleged failure to comply with National Guard and Air Force
standards.
In another "memo to file," dated Aug. 18, 1973, Killian complained
that
he was under pressure from his superior, Col. Walter B. "Buck"
Staudt,
to "sugar coat" Bush's officer evaluations. "I'm having trouble
running
interference and doing my job," he wrote in a memo titled "CYA."
"I
will not rate."
Staudt has insisted that he was not influenced by Bush's status as
the
son of George H.W. Bush (R), a Texas congressman in 1968 and later
head
of the CIA. He has also rejected the assertion by former Texas
lieutenant governor Ben Barnes (D) that Barnes intervened with the
head
of the Texas Air National Guard to secure a position for Bush
there at
the request of a Bush family friend. Barnes, who has raised money
for
Democrat John F. Kerry's presidential campaign, repeated the
assertion
last night on "60 Minutes."
In releasing Bush's flight records, White House spokesmen
yesterday
expressed frustration over what they depicted as the Pentagon's
failure
to produce a full and complete record of the president's military
service.
"It's clear that DOD [the Department of Defense] did not undertake
as
comprehensive a search as had been directed by the president,"
said
White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan, just days after assuring
The
Post that Bush's full personnel file had already been released.
"We
have again asked that they ensure that any and all documents
[relating
to Bush's military service] are identified and released."
A Pentagon spokeswoman, Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke, said Bush's flight
logs
were found at the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis,
which
is the central repository for veterans' records. She said the logs
were
found among a batch of records sent to St. Louis from Norton Air
Force
Base in 1993, which were originally thought to contain records of
active-duty officers rather than of National Guardsmen such as
Bush.
.
