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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (184027)	3/3/2004 3:08:43 PM
From: The Duke of URL©	Respond to of 1573694

Well, look at it this way, they have the right to look. They have more power than anyone else on earth to rip into those records, if they exit. They have not. Why? Maybe the conversation went like this, Well what are we going to find? Well I went to the dentist once to get free dental care. What about your friends, who can we ask? There is a reason for the rule of law. The presumption sometimes is that the person with the knowledge, if any, is in the best and EASIEST source of proof. It may be 30 years now, but this is not the first time the question has come up. George has been in office for 20 years, or so and been in the public light for 30 or 40. I have a picture of the kids in my 5th grade class, and I am not the President, only a Duke. To an objective person, it doesn't pass the 'smell test'. It is that same 'smell test' that governs the rules of proof and evidence, in the law.