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To: NativeNewYorker
The draft initiative became the victim of the transition between the presidencies of Bill Clinton and Bush, the magazine said, as the Bush White House instituted its own "policy review process" on the terrorist threat and the proposals outlined by Clarke were not reviewed by top officials until late April.

Part of the problem was that the report given the Bush Administration had absolutely no 'W's in it. Causing severe confusion in reading it. Law became 'La', War became 'Wa' (Actually a common pronounciation by some Clinton political operatives), Know became Kno and Towers became 'Toers'.

Deciphering the document was further complicated by the fact that every 3rd page, read "Bush Lost" in giant letters, every 7th page was a pornographic picture, and every 16th page was a xerox of a woman's buttocks with a tattoo reading "Marx, Trotsky and Stalin 4 Me".

The report was not found until the 15th day of the new administration when desk drawers, glued shut during the transition were finally forced open. The desk was in an office that had its doorknobs removed.

The document was dated 10/95, the cover was blemished with many stains from being used as a drink coaster and had several cigarette burns on it.

13 posted on 08/04/2002 5:06:47 PM PDT by TC Rider
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To: TC Rider
lol!
16 posted on 08/04/2002 5:16:55 PM PDT by Ms. AntiFeminazi
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To: TC Rider
You could be an on-sight reporter. Those lying bastardds, and the media whores that protect and prop up the IMPEACHED past president Clinton and his witch Hillary. Idiots...the presstitudes are IDIOTS!!!
17 posted on 08/04/2002 5:28:53 PM PDT by Ann Archy
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