Thursday, September
9, 2004
Some
documents in Bush's past apparently forged
Washington, DC -- Documents released today by the Freedom of
Information Act have revealed possible forgeries in the long paper
trail documenting Bush's past whereabouts. The Associated Press
had filed for numerous memos and official paperwork to be released
under the FIA. The most shocking forgery that has been uncovered
is Bush's birth certificate. The birth certificate was clearly
a recent forgery and it is possible that George W. Bush never
existed. This is supported by several memos that were written
by Bush's commanding officers during Vietnam. One of which read:
"Still no sign of that Bush kid. He was supposed to
report for a physical yesterday, but didn't show up.
Left to go to the pisser, when I came back there was a
note from him with an apology. Never saw him..."
Another memo was from the Director of Player Personnel
on the Texas Rangers, a team that Bush owned from 1988
to 1998:
"The team is doing terrible. I keep missing the new
owner. I have seen clips of him on television, but
haven't met him face to face yet. Got two voicemails
yesterday scheduling meetings, but they were cancelled
five minutes before. I have found pretzel crumbs in
his office..."
Perhaps the most puzzling memo came from his Bush's
first grade teacher.
"Little George was sick again today. I am worried about
him falling behind. It is unlikely that a child can miss this
much school with Cerebral Polio and ever hope to learn how to
read properly..."
-Clark Brandon
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