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To: stockman_scott who wrote (126861)	3/21/2004 8:27:23 PM
From: NightOwl	Respond to of 281500

*If you lost a friend or relative on 9/11 or over in Iraq then you might be a bit more concerned about the Bush Administration's conduct...JMO.* If that were the case then GST's misplaced paranoia for The Cursee would be well advised. And I can assure you Stockman that if I had such concerns in October of 2002... you would have heard about them then and there and not only after more of my friends and relatives had died and my book was in print. The larger question for me is why we can't agree at least in so far as the peculiar morality of The Cursee's reasoning that would allow him to justify keeping quiet so damn long. I mean really. The demotion not being enough to make him quit I can see. But the lives in the balance 5 months before the Iraq invasion? Was there NOTHING that was worth his giving up the pay check for? Heck, I'll grant you the Bush is a git proposition. But you want me to buy into the notion that Kerry isn't a twit and applaud this low life too? ...I don't think so. 0\|0