A Discharge is evidence of completion of service. An Honorary Discharge is
evidence of honorable completion of service. No further evidence is needed.

double standard, double standard, double standard.

Why aren't Kerry's purple heats, and battlefield stars equally evident of
honorable service?

You guys spend $millions trying to refute the official records in Kerry's case,
but when your guy comes under the microscope you say "the official records
support Bush's story, so case closed."

You guys are so transparent, you'll all be reincarnated as storm windows. :-)

Anonymous Sender wrote:


Newsweek also reports that a hard-core group within the John Kerry
campaign is setting up a new "oppo" squad aimed at countering what they
perceive as Republican-backed smears against Kerry. Tentatively called
Sealords II-Kerry's Mekong Delta mission in Vietnam was known as Sealords
-- the group has a $1 million budget and will be housed at the Democratic
National Committee, where, one of its members says, the mission will be
"message, debate prep, attack, attack."

Figures, desperation from the left. What new lies can we expect from this
group?

(removed the cross posts from reply)

Your use of the word "smears" nullifies the question.
"What news can we expect from this group?" should have been the question.

The truth would have been the answer.

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of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability,
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
- oath of office -
We need a president that understands, this is a promise.

"TruthIsStrongerThanDeceit" wrote in message
news
Can you help provide the military records that prove Lt. George W. Bush
completed his military commitment?

Real or fake?

Or does it matter to you?

LOL!

"TruthIsStrongerThanDeceit" wrote in message
news
Can you help provide the military records that prove Lt. George W. Bush
completed his military commitment?

This is an issue of much greater significance than nitpicking Kerry's
military record, which he earned in combat in Viet Nam. Using all
available
records, except for Bush's unsupported 'honorable discharge', one can only
conclude Bush was AWOL and/or a deserter during war time.



Kerry has made the centerpiece of his campaign his VN service, not his 20
years of Senate time. Also there are major questions about 3 purple hearts
and no medical center time. Allowing him to bug out early. And if Bush had
spent 2 years active duty total, and flight training was at least a year, he
had actually fullfilled his active reserve requirement. How about Kerry
releasing his records? Would make demands for Bush's records hold more
water.

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
A Discharge is evidence of completion of service. An Honorary Discharge
is
evidence of honorable completion of service. No further evidence is
needed.

double standard, double standard, double standard.

Why aren't Kerry's purple heats, and battlefield stars equally evident of
honorable service?


They are and the President has said exactly that.


You guys spend $millions trying to refute the official records in Kerry's
case,
but when your guy comes under the microscope you say "the official records
support Bush's story, so case closed."

Who are *you guys*? Certainly not the President or his campaign.


You guys are so transparent, you'll all be reincarnated as storm windows.
:-)

More of this *you guys* stuff? Seems to me you paint with a pretty broad
brush Chucky.

"Jik Bombo" wrote in message
news:lm11d.45332$wu.43773@okepread04...

"TruthIsStrongerThanDeceit" wrote in message
news
Can you help provide the military records that prove Lt. George W. Bush
completed his military commitment?

Real or fake?

Or does it matter to you?

LOL!

It isn't up to me to provide Bush's records. It is a matter of record that
he they don't exist.


--
But some military experts disagreed with Bartlett's conclusion. Retired Army
Colonel Gerald A. Lechliter, who has studied Mr. Bush's records, told the
Globe, "He broke his contract with the United States government - without
any adverse consequences. And the Texas Air National Guard was complicit in
allowing this to happen."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...le642070.shtml


--
In May 1972, Bush moved to Alabama to work on a political campaign and, he
has said, to perform his Guard service there for a year. But other Guard
officers have said they have no recollection of ever seeing him there.

The documents released on Friday by the Pentagon included two faded
computerized payroll sheets showing Bush was not paid during the latter part
of 1972 and offer no evidence to place Bush in Alabama during the latter
part of 1972.

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....records.reut/


http://crisispapers.org/essays/awol-scandal.htm

http://glcq.com/

www.awolbush.com

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
link.net...

"TruthIsStrongerThanDeceit" wrote in message
news
Can you help provide the military records that prove Lt. George W. Bush
completed his military commitment?

This is an issue of much greater significance than nitpicking Kerry's
military record, which he earned in combat in Viet Nam. Using all
available
records, except for Bush's unsupported 'honorable discharge', one can
only
conclude Bush was AWOL and/or a deserter during war time.



Kerry has made the centerpiece of his campaign his VN service, not his 20
years of Senate time. Also there are major questions about 3 purple
hearts
and no medical center time. Allowing him to bug out early. And if Bush
had
spent 2 years active duty total, and flight training was at least a year,
he
had actually fullfilled his active reserve requirement. How about Kerry
releasing his records? Would make demands for Bush's records hold more
water.

We know Kerry served with valor in combat in Viet Nam, government records
prove it. Government records or the lack thereof also prove Bush was AWOL
during the Viet Nam war.


--
The U.S. News analysis also showed that during the final two years of his
obligation, Bush did not comply with Air Force regulations that impose a
time limit on making up missed drills. What's more, he apparently never made
up five months of drills he missed in 1972, contrary to assertions by the
administration. White House officials did not respond to the analysis last
week but emphasized that Bush had "served honorably."

Some experts say they remain mystified as to how Bush obtained an honorable
discharge. Lawrence Korb, a former top Defense Department official in the
Reagan administration, says the military records clearly show that Bush "had
not fulfilled his obligation" and "should have been called to active duty."

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/0...ws/20guard.htm

--
But some military experts disagreed with Bartlett's conclusion. Retired Army
Colonel Gerald A. Lechliter, who has studied Mr. Bush's records, told the
Globe, "He broke his contract with the United States government - without
any adverse consequences. And the Texas Air National Guard was complicit in
allowing this to happen."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...le642070.shtml

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 15:36:50 -0400, jim-- wrote:


Who are *you guys*? Certainly not the President or his campaign.

I'm not so sure.

http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.pht...can_Connection

"thunder" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 15:36:50 -0400, jim-- wrote:


Who are *you guys*? Certainly not the President or his campaign.

I'm not so sure.

http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.pht...can_Connection

The President and his campaign staff had nothing to do with those
commercials and attacks. You know that.

"TruthIsStrongerThanDeceit" wrote in message
...

We know Kerry served with valor in combat in Viet Nam, government records
prove it. Government records or the lack thereof also prove Bush was AWOL
during the Viet Nam war.



No we don't. We have not seen Kerry's records. Only a partial part
released by Kerry.