Did Bush Leave the Texas National Guard because he was Coked up?

Monday, September 20, 2004 at 08:31AM
TheSpook

Growing evidence suggests that George W. Bush abruptly left his Texas Air National Guard unit in 1972 for substantive reasons pertaining to his inability to continue piloting a fighter jet. A months-long investigation, which includes examination of hundreds of government-released documents, interviews with former Guard members and officials, military experts and Bush associates, points toward the conclusion that Bush's personal behavior was causing alarm among his superior officers and would ultimately lead to his fleeing the state to avoid a physical exam he might have had difficulty passing. His failure to complete a physical exam became the official reason for his subsequent suspension from flying status. This central issue is  whether Bush did or did not complete his duty. [more ]

• Can someone please explain to me how the Bush campaign can tell within 24 hours that a scan of a fax of a Xerox of a document that restates known facts about W's National Guard service is a forgery, but the same people couldn't determine for several months that the Niger "yellowcake" letters were obvious fakes?  Are we supposed to hold 60 Minutes II to a higher standard than the State of the Union address?  Are the pundits that are screaming that Dan Rather has lost credibility willing to apply the same standards to Bush? [more ]
• Media has paid more attention to CBS Forgery issue than to the Forged Documents used by Bush to go to War with Iraq [more]

Article originally appeared on (http://brownwatch.com/).