"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Ok. So, listen to the firsthand accounts by someone who was
there.

Ah, you mean like the Swiftboat Vets who served alongside Kerry in
Vietnam?

Yes! The ones who were on his boat and know what happened. Not the ones
who might have been in the neighborhood and who are being supported by
Karl Rove and the RNC.

Rather interviewed Bush's commander's secretary.

And he's telling the truth while Kerry's commanding officers are lying?
Of
course we all know that secretaries never lie and commanding officers
never
tell the truth, right?

He? You mean she. She seemed pretty credible to me. She *liked* Bush.

She
also said that the documents didn't look right, but the content
was accurate.

Both Admiral Zumwalt and Rear Admiral Hoffman have stated that Kerry's
applications for the three Purple Hearts and his Silver Star were bogus.
Now why should we discount their proclamations while beliving some
secretary's claim?

Where do you get this??? So, if that's the case then the entire chain of
command should be brought to justice for lying! I would support that!

I suppose in the right-wing world she's gotta be
a liar.

Nope. She may be telling the truth. So might the admirals. The point is
that what's good for the goose is good for the gander. (Hey, even the
genders are right in this case, eh?) You can't have it both ways.
Without
documentation, neither side is verifiable.

The admirals?? Hahahah... good one.

Kerry could execute a Standard Form 180, releasing ALL his military
records,
including the applications for the Purple Hearts and the Silver and Bronze
stars. And Bush could answer the questions of *where were you* and *why
didn't you report for the physical exam.* Until then it is all
conjecture,
and for either the dems or GOP to claim otherwise is just so much smoking
blowing in the political wind.

Fine. So why doesn't Bush just answer? Perhaps he can't. Why doesn't Kerry
release all the records? Perhaps he doesn't give a crap what other people
think.