"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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"Anyone" would not be qualified to authenticate the "official"
journals. Only those who were in a position to know them.

You
can request copies from the library of congress. Were you assuming that
historians claimed they'd quoted directly from White House diaries, and
lied
about it in dozens of books?

No, I question whether the texts that they were quoting from were
actually the real deal. That's why I brought the notion of
authentication into the picture.

To me, "notion" is a word meaning a weak idea, which is accurate in this
case. Thank you for admitting to....well...you know. You may be making some
progress here.



Another simple, direct question: Are you saying you are not aware of the
FACT that Nixon ordered the bombing of Cambodia, while saying it was not
happening?

Are you aware of it - yes or no?

I was not aware that Nixon lied about it.

Dave

Well, now you are. Fortunately, it was discovered and verified, which
caused
quite a scene.

Not a big enough scene evidently, as it took Watergate to bring him
down.

Unfortunately, a certain percentage of the voting population never changes,
and is happy to believe whatever drivel their leader feeds them.