I'm sure he would be happy to answer that as soon as Bush answers the
simple questions of why he failed to show up for his physical and why
his powerful family and friends used their influence to get him ahead of
everyone else to get into the National Guard.

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"Dave" wrote in message
...
On 16 Sep 2004 22:58:26 -0700, (Jonathan Ganz)
said:

Kerry did not lie at all. Show us one single thing he lied
about. His service record is published.

No, Jonathan, the parts of his service record he wants people to see is
published. If he wanted his entire service record to become public he
could
make it so. But he hasn't. And if you look at the Kerry web site you'll
see
a classic example of a carefully worded truth designed to hide the
underlying lie. It says these are all the records received from the Dept.
of
the Navy. What it doesn't tell you is that some of his service records are
not in the custody of the Navy Dept., and those records haven't been
released, though they could be if Kerry were to sign a simple form. You
can
bet the Kerry campaign has seen all the records. Why are they hiding some?

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

I'm sure he would be happy to answer that as soon as Bush answers the
simple questions of why he failed to show up for his physical and why
his powerful family and friends used their influence to get him ahead of
everyone else to get into the National Guard.

If he answers that, it will be a lie. He has much to hide in those
unreleased records. I'm confident they could destroy his bid for the
presidency. So, I suspect, are his advisors, who've probably seen the
content of those records.

Max

Well, it's certainly probable, but most of the time lies have a way of
catching up to you.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
news

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

I'm sure he would be happy to answer that as soon as Bush answers the
simple questions of why he failed to show up for his physical and why
his powerful family and friends used their influence to get him ahead of
everyone else to get into the National Guard.

If he answers that, it will be a lie. He has much to hide in those
unreleased records. I'm confident they could destroy his bid for the
presidency. So, I suspect, are his advisors, who've probably seen the
content of those records.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Well, it's certainly probable, but most of the time lies have a way of
catching up to you.

Not if one keeps them securely guarded by the Department of the Navy. I
have little doubt that his unreleased records would verify much of what the
Swift Vets have been saying about him. For example, where are the
applications for the three Purple Hearts? Those haven't been released.
Ever wonder why?

Max

In article . net,
Maxprop wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Well, it's certainly probable, but most of the time lies have a way of
catching up to you.

Not if one keeps them securely guarded by the Department of the Navy. I
have little doubt that his unreleased records would verify much of what the
Swift Vets have been saying about him. For example, where are the
applications for the three Purple Hearts? Those haven't been released.
Ever wonder why?

Ever wonder why Bush refuses to answer a simple question about why he
failed to show up for his physical and why he disobeyed direct orders
to do so? Apparently not.

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"If there's no wind, row."

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message


Ever wonder why Bush refuses to answer a simple question about why he
failed to show up for his physical and why he disobeyed direct orders
to do so? Apparently not.

Since the document in question that supposedly verifies your contention is
most likely bogus, I guess your question is moot.

Max