Bergler took all known copies of millenium review document

Bush isn't the only force for evil in the unverse...

He took all known copies? Even a fool knows enough to have back-up copies on disc. This means Bush and his pals are somewhat below fools!

If he broke the law he should be punished but my guess is that he's being punished now and this idiotic act of his will tarnish is reputation for the rest of his life.

Castrating Bush? What a great idea! Better get out the toenail clippers because Bush has no balls or at least teeny tiny ones.

BBB

Redheat wrote:

If he broke the law he should be punished but my guess is that he's being punished now and this idiotic act of his will tarnish is reputation for the rest of his life.

LOL, if this was Bush you would be screaming for his castration and immolation.

HOWEVER

The commission has stated FOR THE RECORD that it was not denies ANY documents it needed for it's report.

Redheat wrote:

HOWEVER

The commission has stated FOR THE RECORD that it was not denies ANY documents it needed for it's report.

That's far from obvious from much of what I've read and it not even obviously relevant if it's true. It appears as if one of Kerry's speeches contained an accusation against the Bush administration which it could only have gotten illegally, i.e. from Bergled documents. That's the point of the thread on FR.

I hear somethin' sayin'

(Hooh! aah!) (hooh! aah!)
(Hooh! aah!) (hooh! aah!)

(Well, don't you know)
That's the sound of the men working on the chain ga-a-ang
That's the sound of the men working on the chain gang

All day long they're singin'
(Hooh! aah!) (hooh! aah!)
(Hooh! aah!) (hooh! aah!)

(Well, don't you know)
That's the sound of the men working on the chain ga-a-ang
That's the sound of the men working on the chain gang

All day long they work so hard
Till the sun is goin' down
Working on the highways and byways
And wearing, wearing a frown
You hear them moanin' their lives away
Then you hear somebody sa-ay

That's the sound of the men working on the chain ga-a-ang
That's the sound of the men working on the chain gang

Can't ya hear them singin'
Mm, I'm goin' home one of these days
I'm goin' home see my woman
Whom I love so dear
But meanwhile I got to work right he-ere

(Well, don't you know)
That's the sound of the men working on the chain ga-a-ang
That's the sound of the men working on the chain gang

All day long they're singin', mm
My, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my work is so hard
Give me water, I'm thirsty
My work is so hard

I've notice swolf that when asked for specifics you come back with some silly picture. Is there a reason for that besides your avoiding actually discussing issues in a grown up manner?

ALBANY, N.Y. -- Gov. George Pataki on Thursday called the Justice Department probe of former national security adviser Sandy Berger "troubling," adding the case may have significantly impacted the Sept. 11 commission's final report.

"To find out that national security documents dealing with Sept. 11 were wrongfully removed, supposedly inadvertently, and then wrongfully destroyed, supposedly inadvertently, raises real questions as to what was in those documents and why they were removed," the Republican governor said.

Berger, who served in the Democratic Clinton administration, allegedly removed highly classified terrorism documents and handwritten notes from a secure reading room during preparations for the Sept. 11 commission hearings.

Pointing to Thursday's release of the Sept. 11 commission's report, Pataki said during a news conference at the state Capitol that "there may have been information that may have changed that report significantly."

The documents in question discussed the 1999 plot to attack U.S. millennium celebrations and recommendations for dealing with the al-Qaida network.

The Government Reform Committee, the main investigative committee in the Republican-led House of Representatives, announced Wednesday that it too will look into the Berger allegations already being probed by the Justice Department.

"There must be a thorough investigation," Pataki demanded. "You have to wonder why that happened."

When questioned further as to why Berger may have taken the papers in question, the governor said he had an idea, but refused to elaborate. Pataki also said he has never had access to classified documents of a similar nature.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe said he wants to see any paper trail between the Justice Department and the White House because of "the questionable timing" of leaked news revealing the Berger probe just days before release of the Sept. 11 commission's report.

Also Thursday, Pataki praised the Sept. 11 commission's recommendation that homeland security aid be doled out by Washington on using a "threat-based" standard instead of on a per-capita basis. Pataki and other New Yorkers have argued that since New York is a proven target for terrorists, security costs are higher here than virtually anyplace else in the country.