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No they didnt - period
http://www.ibiblio.org/pha/pha/congress/part_5.html Mr.Willshaw you keep offering old documents and/or monkey court archieves as evidence. I wonder if you are aware that US Congress passed a resolution in 1999 and requested full exonoration of Kimmel. You are still trying to stick old documents that were produced and used by the establisment to cover up their activites. But times are changed now not many are taking offical evidences given in old documents as evidences at all. Many things that you say "did not happen" is (like secret White House meeting in the eve of Pearl Harbor attack and discussion of Attack) DID happen according to sworn testimonies of the Officers. So basically you are telling everyone "dont believe them,believe only to our official version".Heck even Members of Congress do not buy it anymore. Truth is Mr.Willshaw FDR promised nation not to enter WWII unless attacked and he kept his promise. |
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![]() "Denyav" wrote in message ... I wonder if you are aware that US Congress passed a resolution in 1999 and requested full exonoration of Kimmel. Just to set the record straight, it wasn't a resolution.....it was in May 2000, and it was an amendment to the 2001 Defense Bill that requested that both Adm Kimmel and Gen. Short be advanced posthumously on the promotion list to their highest respective grades in which they had served. It was passed unanimously, but President Clinton declined to sign it. It was again presented the following year, but President Bush also declined to sign it. No reason was given in both cases. George Z. |
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Just to set the record straight, it wasn't a resolution.....it was in May
2000, and it was an amendment to the 2001 Defense Bill that requested that both Adm Kimmel and Gen. Short be advanced posthumously on the promotion list to their ighest respective grades in which they had served. It was passed unanimously, but President Clinton declined to sign it. It was again presented the following year, but President Bush also declined to sign it. No reason was given in both cases. George Z. Thanks for correction,I thought it was in 1999. But as you correctly stated no president ever signed it and I think no president will ever sign it. Even no president gave reason for refusal,the reason is very obvious. |
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