The missing Pennsylvania Ave. Minutes.

[gulliver]

Where are the minutes from the Bush Administration where Bush said in a confidential meeting "You know, maybe we don't have to go to war after all. War must be a last resort. Dick, I want you to get down to the CIA and make absolutely sure we have to do this."

Seems like the Pennsylvania Ave. Minutes would clear things up.

[oldtime dfl_er]

1. hahaha!!

where are the PAMs???

http://www.cafepress.com/scarebaby/665903

[eleny]

2. The ink is drying - give em time!

[rkc3]

3. bush took a page from Ken Lay - shred, shred, and finally deny or claim

ignorance.

[ewagner]

4. Interesting point

you made there....

if there were memos contradicting the Downing Street Minutes, we would have seen them by now. Everything in the Bush* administration is top secret UNLESS it is needed to SAVE THEIR ASSES

[dogday]

5. I think it was called The Crawford Ranch Minutes

Yes, thats the ticket......

[stellanoir]

6. shredded

[NYPagan]

7. I gather the paper it was printed on doesn't...

hold up very well when covered in the blood of 100's of thousands of innocent dead middle easterners.

Shame!

[Grillydad]

8. Do you believe that they can communicate without lying?

Face it, even if there were something like that there would be prevarications about something else in it. They're lying. Their lips are moving.:nuke:

[gulliver]

10. Well...

... if there were minutes of Bush saying something that sounded like he was trying to avoid war (again, in private, not public), I would think we would have heard about them. They would be difficult to fake. If the president really went to war as a last resort, there must be dozens of confidential meetings and notes that can be corroborated showing that.

Or not.

[Toots]

9. Nothing is written down in this Administration..saves on shredder time

Everything they do is criminal and they want no evidence of any sort lying around. No notes are allowed and nothing written ever leaves the room. No tapes and never ever ever any e-mails about bidness.

[shraby]

11. Their problem is that they can't shred

British documents.