Friday, July 09, 2004
US FORCES SAID TO HAVE PRESIDENT'S MILITARY RECORDS CORNERED
By Stockton
Early this morning, the Pentagon announced it may have President Bush's missing Air National Guard records in custody by the end of the summer.
The announcment came from Brig. General Adam Stanton. "Credible intelligence has led us to believe that President Bush's missing Air National Guard records are somewhere near the Pakistani-Afghani border region in the Khyber Pass area. We are closing in on those records with the aid of our Pakistani allies."
The records are believed to move often, from village to village, in this inhospitable region, with the aid of various tribal leaders. The last known video of the missing records was mailed to the Pentagon in February 2004. The CIA was unable to verify the authenticity of that video.
The Khyber Pass - Are Bush's military records hiding here?
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By Stockton
Early this morning, the Pentagon announced it may have President Bush's missing Air National Guard records in custody by the end of the summer.
The announcment came from Brig. General Adam Stanton. "Credible intelligence has led us to believe that President Bush's missing Air National Guard records are somewhere near the Pakistani-Afghani border region in the Khyber Pass area. We are closing in on those records with the aid of our Pakistani allies."
The records are believed to move often, from village to village, in this inhospitable region, with the aid of various tribal leaders. The last known video of the missing records was mailed to the Pentagon in February 2004. The CIA was unable to verify the authenticity of that video.
