Luis ORTEGA wrote:

> "Lone Haranguer" wrote
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>>If you think everyone should post their military records on Usenet, why
>>not set a good example and do so yourself????
>>I've posted a complete military history myself if you want to dig for it
>>on Google.
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> geez, try to keep up with the plot, eh, kid?
> what the fuck does posting your or my military record on the internet have
> to do with anything?

Seems to me if you want others to put their military record up for
viewing, you should be willing to do the same; right windbag?

> we're talking about a guy running for president who was afraid to provide
> anything, verbal, written or otherwise, to refute the fact that he was an
> awol, chickenhawk draft dodger guilty of dereliction of duty while on a
> cushy posting that he got because of daddy's connections.

Pure DNC propaganda. The units I was advisor to in 2 states from 67-72
had officer vacancies during the entire period that were NEVER filled.
The AD commitment was simply too long for most people. NO connections
were needed. I actively recruited to fill slots but prior service
officers was all there was.

Your experience with this process was??????

> you can bet your ass that if bush had any proof that his military stint was
> anything other than a scandalous con job, he and his gang of idiots would
> have provided the proof long ago.

Much of my military record is also missing. Clerks threw it away, much
supposedly burned while in government custody. My medical records are
in worse shape. The VA "lost" most of them twice.

> as it is, the shrub is still stonewalling about his drug use and his awol
> antics. i suspect that the real reason is that he was so stoned during that
> time that he doesn't even remember.
> he certainly doesn't seem to know jack shit about flying a plane.
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> here's a report on his flying:
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> Donnie Evans remembered a similar story involving an airplane. He told David
> Maraniss that less than a year after George W. first got back to Midland he
> came over to Donnie's house and told him he wanted to take a single-engine
> Cessna for a little joyride. They drove over to the airfield and got in the
> plane. Then George W. realized he didn't have a clue how to fly a Cessna.
> "The guy didn't even know how to start the thing," Evans reportedly said.
> "That was a bad omen. Finally we get it started and roll down the runway,
> and he tries to take it straight up like a jet! We go into a stall, buzzcrs
> are going off. I say, 'Give it some gas!' We finally get it airborne, and he
> decides he better turn around and go back. I can tell he's nervous, but he
> says, 'Okay, Evvie, got it under control.' We come down and he lands half on
> the runway and half on the grass. And then he pats my leg and says don't
> worry, and he takes it up again. This time he's so scared he says, 'Hey,
> let's fly around Midland.' He had to get his confidence up. Somehow we got
> back safely. He's never flown again. If he flew the T-41A at Moody, should
> have been his Primary Trainer in '68, he should have been able to fly the
> Cessna 172 in '76. Even if it was 12 years later, he should have been
> rechecked on it before the rental. Was he just screwing around? Hard to say.
> Does it sound like a real pilot? No."

GW probably fucked his girlfriend.
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> go back to sucking on your blanket, linus.
> you're pissing against the wind here, kid.

This "kid" will be 70 tomorrow, junior. I've probably been retired from
the military longer than you have been alive. Now take your pacifier
out of your ass, put it back in your mouth and run along.
LZ
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