BUSH ADMINISTRATION TRIED TO KEEP WHITE HOUSE VISITORS A SECRET

A federal judge rejected the Bush Administration's attempt to keep secret the identities of White House visitors and declared that the government illegally deleted Secret Service computer records.

U S District Judge Royce Lamberth concluded that the deletions took place before October 2004 when the Secret Service transferred large numbers of entry and exit logs to the White House and then deleted copies of them.

The deletions ceased after the archivist to the United States instructed the Secret Service to stop the practice and after various private organizations went to court in an effort to gain access to the logs, according to the papers filed in the case. The deletions go back at least as far as 2001

CONDOLEEZA RICE BACK AT STANFORD

Former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice has officially rejoined the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.She intends to pursue teaching and writing at Stanford, where she was a professor and provost for 12 years before joining the Bush Administration.

She was requested to be Pacific-10 Conference Commissioner but said she was not interested. Rice has previously said her dream job would be National Football League (NFL) Commissioner. She is a longtime football fan and was once engaged to Rick Upchurch, a wide receiver for the NFL's Denver Broncos.

There are mixed reviews on Rice from former faculty and students.










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THE ARMY CLAIMS PRIVATE'S DEATH A SUICIDE

The Army claims Private First Class LaVena L Johnson died from a self inflicted gunshot wound with a rifle on July 19, 2005. Her father John H Johnson PhD, says documents suggest otherwise. He obtained them from the Freedom of Information Act.

The pictures and documents proved his daughter had been raped, beaten, shot and set on fire. They poured lye in her vagina to destroy evidence and dumped her in a contractors tent.

The Army has covered this crime up and are protecting the contractors. No wonder the Iraqes want the private contractors out of their country. They have never been prosecuted for their crimes against military and civilians.They were all found immune from prosecution by the Bush Administration.