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"Cub Driver" wrote in message ... snip Bush 41 is not the albatross that many think. The media tell you that he lost the election (a close one) because of a recession and a war that turned out badly (in that Saddam remained in power). What they do not tell you is that Ross Perot got 15 percent of the popular vote. Where would those votes have gone if Perot had not been in the race? And do you see a Perot on the horizon today? The Democratic Primary is a quagmire. I rather doubt Bush 41 was the youngest USN pilot of WWII, though he was certainly just a boy. No doubt there were many young men who lied about their ages and who became pilots. A lucky fellow, either way. |
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Subject: Fly Boy ?????
From: Cub Driver Date: 10/21/03 2:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id: Thousands flew in the air war in WW II. What the hell is the big deal about old man Bush??? Gosh, I don't know. Lessee. He became ambassador to China, head of the Central Intelligence Agency, president of the United States ... No, nothing in there would explain why anyone would be more interested in him than in, say, Art Kramer. all the best -- Dan Ford email: www.danford.net/letters.htm#9 Not very good at any of those jobs. Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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" Gosh, I don't know. Lessee. He became ambassador to China, head of the Central Intelligence Agency, president of the United States ... No, nothing in there would explain why anyone would be more interested in him than in, say, Art Kramer. all the best -- Dan Ford email: www.danford.net/letters.htm#9 Not very good at any of those jobs. Arthur Kramer Nor qualified. On 20 Oct 2003 23:42:29 GMT, nt (Gordon) wrote: The book "Flyboys" is intensely interesting and gives a lot of insight into why the other airmen were eaten by the Japanese officers, to strengthen their fighting spirit. I didn't realize that Bush 41 came so close to being eaten! He also never met Monica Lewinsky! |
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I didn't realize that Bush 41 came so close to being eaten! He was one short swim away from an island that was populated by soldiers led by officers that felt eating the liver of an enemy was beneficial to their health. That belief didn't explain eating other body parts, notably the thigh meat, but the bottom line is that Bush paddled out - the other airmen paddled in, not knowing that their choice was fatal. v/r Gordon ====(A+C==== USN SAR Aircrew "Got anything on your radar, SENSO?" "Nothing but my forehead, sir." |
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Subject: Fly Boy ?????
From: nt (Gordon) Date: 10/21/03 7:43 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id: I didn't realize that Bush 41 came so close to being eaten! He was one short swim away from an island that was populated by soldiers led by officers that felt eating the liver of an enemy was beneficial to their health. That belief didn't explain eating other body parts, notably the thigh meat, but the bottom line is that Bush paddled out - the other airmen paddled in, not knowing that their choice was fatal. v/r Gordon Bush escaped death and so did Kennedy. But you don't win wars that way. You win wars by attacking the enemy and burning his black heart out leaving his nation a smoking burning ruin. Screw the "heroics" of the politicians. I'd rather hear the stories of the men who got the job done, many who never came home. The exploits of both Bush and Kennedy are weak tea when compared to better men who helped destroy the enemy, many who now lie in foreign graves..My friends among them. Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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