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To easyt65
easyt65, you may claim victory if you want. I give up. I did post links, for example, the article about the National Archives staff exonerating Berger. look again. And the documents were only copies, according to more than one article. You may choose to point to wording, and only believe the articles that are less specific. So, indeed, Paul Simon has got you nailed. disregard the rest. when I say, "I'm not so sure" ... I'm saying so in the face of conflicting information. "A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest." This is you, to a tee. It isn't me, when I don't accept the word of a reporter over evidence. Evidence which I've posted in links. It's all there. and I'm including still more. so read on. I'm generously doing this all in an effort to help you.
regarding the pants, I'd like to remind you about what you actually said earlier in the thread:
Now I was laughing about this weeks ago. and I'm still laughing now. and I've pointed out over and over how the documents weren't "down his pants" and that the documents weren't originals. and I've posted a link showing that nothing original was lost, and nothing was withheld from the 9/11 commission. I've posted links, and evidence. Here they are again.
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"BERGER CLEARED OF WITHHOLDING MATERIAL FROM 9/11 COMMISSION"
The Wall Street Journal
Section A; Page 6, Column 1
BY SCOT J PALTROW
July 30, 2004, Friday
Link.
[The WSJ requires membership, so here's an excerpt:]
"National Archives officials find former Clinton administration National Security Adviser Samuel Berger did not remove any original documents from archives and nothing Berger reviewed was withheld from 9/11 Commission; several prominent Republicans had accused Berger of trying to conceal documents that were potentially damaging to Clinton's record."
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A64379-2004Jul20.html
from the above link:
"The documents that were removed were copies; the National Archives retained the originals."
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I've been extraordinarily generous to you, easyt65. (and to TOT).
you say, "while you posted NO links to support this." I have, repeatedly.
you say, "you will read how there are documents MISSING, as in never to be seen again." ... and if you would try to do something about your own cognitive dissonance and believe that I have pasted links, you would learn that the documents were copies. Man, is evidence that doesn't jive with your cherished beliefs, invisible to you?
you say, "No one is going to dissuade or distract you with facts from your own thoughts and beliefs! You are not just going to take the word of a reporter, or an eye witness, or an investigator about what happened!" just keep making stuff up, easyt! As for me however, I am not so sure about your article. I'm not so sure, not because I'm a Lib. I'm not so sure, because there is evidence that the incoming administration WAS briefed. But, LO and behold! some news reporter says they weren't. again, you believe what you want to believe, and disregard the rest. I, and other sensible people, liberal, conservative, or whatever, remain skeptical, and seek the truth, and make conclusions based upon evidence.
I can tell you that evidence exists that the Bush administration was briefed, and you laugh about it. You won't accept my word, (or my previous examples and links). Well, okay, how about this one? Is this good enough for you?
"After President Bush was elected, we were briefed by the Clinton Administration on many national security issues during the transition. The President-elect and I were briefed by George Tenet on terrorism and on the al-Qaida network. Members of Sandy Berger's NSC staff briefed me, along with other members of the new national security team, on counterterrorism and al-Qaida." - Condi Rice, April 8, 2004
Link: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/04/20040408.html
from your link:
so, easyt, here we are confronted with a member of the Bush Administration, the then National Security Advisor contradicting a journalist. Rice has lied before, so I say I'm not so sure about all of this. Because I want to remain objective. You however, obviously, choose to believe what you want to believe and disregard the rest.
good luck, easyt65. I won't waste any more of my time with this, your fascination with Berger's pants, the central issue for debate, according to you, when the topic is the Wallace/Clinton interview. did Clinton go crazy during the interview? easyt65 could care less what Clinton says! hold on while he tells you all about Sandy's pants!
easyt, do let me know how the GOP probe goes! I'll be holding my breath to hear all about how it contradicts what the National Archives staff have to say about their own documents on their own premises.
easyt65, you may claim victory if you want. I give up. I did post links, for example, the article about the National Archives staff exonerating Berger. look again. And the documents were only copies, according to more than one article. You may choose to point to wording, and only believe the articles that are less specific. So, indeed, Paul Simon has got you nailed. disregard the rest. when I say, "I'm not so sure" ... I'm saying so in the face of conflicting information. "A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest." This is you, to a tee. It isn't me, when I don't accept the word of a reporter over evidence. Evidence which I've posted in links. It's all there. and I'm including still more. so read on. I'm generously doing this all in an effort to help you.
regarding the pants, I'd like to remind you about what you actually said earlier in the thread:
easyt65 said:Even after he is gone, we still have had to endure several scandals, my favorite being Sandy Berger stealing and stuffing classified federal documents down his pants in order to take home and shred the evidence of what a horrible job he had done at foreign policy and in the war against islamic Extremists that began on his watch and grew unchecked out of control!
Yeah, some great 8 years! From now on, when anyone mentions Clinton and 'legacy' in the same breath, I will forevermore think of Clinton's legacy being the TRUTH stuffed down someone's pants only to be hidden, stolen, and shredded for the sake of Bill Clinton's own ego!
Oh yeah, Clinton brough a LOT more honesty, integrity, dignity, respect, and security to America! Try scandal, lies, deceit, treason, immorality, cowardice, humiliation, degredation, selfishness, murder, theft, and weakness!?
Now I was laughing about this weeks ago. and I'm still laughing now. and I've pointed out over and over how the documents weren't "down his pants" and that the documents weren't originals. and I've posted a link showing that nothing original was lost, and nothing was withheld from the 9/11 commission. I've posted links, and evidence. Here they are again.
=====
"BERGER CLEARED OF WITHHOLDING MATERIAL FROM 9/11 COMMISSION"
The Wall Street Journal
Section A; Page 6, Column 1
BY SCOT J PALTROW
July 30, 2004, Friday
Link.
[The WSJ requires membership, so here's an excerpt:]
"National Archives officials find former Clinton administration National Security Adviser Samuel Berger did not remove any original documents from archives and nothing Berger reviewed was withheld from 9/11 Commission; several prominent Republicans had accused Berger of trying to conceal documents that were potentially damaging to Clinton's record."
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A64379-2004Jul20.html
from the above link:
"The documents that were removed were copies; the National Archives retained the originals."
=====
I've been extraordinarily generous to you, easyt65. (and to TOT).
you say, "while you posted NO links to support this." I have, repeatedly.
you say, "you will read how there are documents MISSING, as in never to be seen again." ... and if you would try to do something about your own cognitive dissonance and believe that I have pasted links, you would learn that the documents were copies. Man, is evidence that doesn't jive with your cherished beliefs, invisible to you?
you say, "No one is going to dissuade or distract you with facts from your own thoughts and beliefs! You are not just going to take the word of a reporter, or an eye witness, or an investigator about what happened!" just keep making stuff up, easyt! As for me however, I am not so sure about your article. I'm not so sure, not because I'm a Lib. I'm not so sure, because there is evidence that the incoming administration WAS briefed. But, LO and behold! some news reporter says they weren't. again, you believe what you want to believe, and disregard the rest. I, and other sensible people, liberal, conservative, or whatever, remain skeptical, and seek the truth, and make conclusions based upon evidence.
I can tell you that evidence exists that the Bush administration was briefed, and you laugh about it. You won't accept my word, (or my previous examples and links). Well, okay, how about this one? Is this good enough for you?
"After President Bush was elected, we were briefed by the Clinton Administration on many national security issues during the transition. The President-elect and I were briefed by George Tenet on terrorism and on the al-Qaida network. Members of Sandy Berger's NSC staff briefed me, along with other members of the new national security team, on counterterrorism and al-Qaida." - Condi Rice, April 8, 2004
Link: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/04/20040408.html
from your link:
easyt65 said:We now know the documents verified that the Clinton administration never briefed the Bush administration on terrorism as alleged.
so, easyt, here we are confronted with a member of the Bush Administration, the then National Security Advisor contradicting a journalist. Rice has lied before, so I say I'm not so sure about all of this. Because I want to remain objective. You however, obviously, choose to believe what you want to believe and disregard the rest.
good luck, easyt65. I won't waste any more of my time with this, your fascination with Berger's pants, the central issue for debate, according to you, when the topic is the Wallace/Clinton interview. did Clinton go crazy during the interview? easyt65 could care less what Clinton says! hold on while he tells you all about Sandy's pants!
easyt, do let me know how the GOP probe goes! I'll be holding my breath to hear all about how it contradicts what the National Archives staff have to say about their own documents on their own premises.