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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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To: Rick Jason who wrote (926)	8/11/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) of 13994

Under the Clinton watch, you're proposing two standards of conduct: one for Clinton and one for those under him. There've been several military personnel drummed out of the Armed Forces for similar conduct. Consentual and non-consentual. Including two generals. We could've saved a lot of money if the White House didn't continually stonewall. Interesting your posts from the CELLSTAR THREADS: Message 5449920 >>> race, I've been tracking this thread for a few months and I couldn't resist becoming a trial member, so I could respond with some info that will be helpful with respect to the last 10 or so posts. Rather than go through it again here, go to the Cellstar message board and type in the message number 3929. ( I go by the ID "icon1012" on that thread) This is an ACTUAL copy of an INTERNAL MEMO from "that Company in Tennessee" dated July 20th... If they're are correct regarding their industry sources, then either CellStar has a deal with Iridium AND Globalstar -- or Iridium is not in the picture with CellStar. Hope this helps. RJ P.S. Let's keep this information confined to the threads for obvious reasons! >>>

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