Text 8178, 64 rader
Skriven 2008-11-08 23:25:00 av Bob Klahn (1:124/311)
     Kommentar till en text av Earl Croasmun
Ärende: Obama BOMB!
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~>>  GF> What part of ¨Your proof of that would be, what, exactly¨
~>>  GF> are you having trouble with?
 EC>
~>>  The part where it becomes obvious you have no interest in truth,
~>>  only playing silly games.

 EC> Good point!  Asking you to back up what you say is so
 EC> pointless that, after a while, even TRYING to get you to do
 EC> it can only be a game!

 Since I just posted a msg showing you where I did back up what
 I said, and you falsely accused me of making it up, and I posted
 the words from Fact check that support my statement, you are
 caught bearing false witness one more time.

 Just for fun, here's some more.

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 snipurl.com/mccrash

  Mishaps mark John McCain's record as naval aviator

 Three crashes early in his career led Navy officials to
 question or fault his judgment. By Ralph Vartabedian and Richard
 A. Serrano Los Angeles Times Staff Writers

 October 6, 2008

 John McCain was training in his AD-6 Skyraider on an overcast
 Texas morning in 1960 when he slammed into Corpus Christi Bay
 and sheared the skin off his plane's wings.

 McCain recounted the accident decades later in his
 autobiography. "The engine quit while I was practicing
 landings," he wrote. But an investigation board at the Naval
 Aviation Safety Center found no evidence of engine failure.

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 *FOR THE RECORD:*
 McCain's aviation record: An article in Monday's Section A about
 Republican presidential nominee John McCain's record as a naval
 aviator quoted Jeremiah Pearson and said he had been a Navy
 officer who flew 400 missions over Vietnam. Pearson was an
 officer in the Marines.
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 The 23-year-old junior lieutenant wasn't paying attention and
 erred in using "a power setting too low to maintain level
 flight in a turn," investigators concluded.

 The crash was one of three early in McCain's aviation career in
 which his flying skills and judgment were faulted or questioned
 by Navy officials.

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BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn

... Psychopaths just make me want to puke. <- Clinical Forensic Therapist
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