From: Gene McAloon 

On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 23:58:33 -0500, Bill Lucy  wrote:

>In article , gary_britt{at}compuserve.com says...
>> The whole Bergler thing is much ado about nothing as Gene said earlier.
>
>Although I know you are being sarcastic, I disagree.
>
>There is a fine stench going on, but I can't tell if the wind is
>bringing it in from the left or the right.

Since Berger didn't have access to the originals, what do you suppose was
the reason for him to take some of the copies he was given?  Think about it
for awhile without the idiotic fantasies being floated around here. What
could he possibly have hoped to accomplish?

He couldn't have been trying to destroy "evidence" of some kind
since he was seeing only copies. He didn't need the copies to remember what
he had read since
he had taken notes. Why then take the copies? From a conspiratorial point
of view, it makes no sense whatsoever. Why the patently nonsensical
fantasies of Gary B. are being taken seriously, I have no idea. Why anyone
would take seriously the fantasy-besotted inanities of the far-right
extremists here is beyond me.

I have little doubt the material was taken for some perfectly mundane, if
stupid, reason. Maybe he is cracking up. Maybe he has become an alcoholic.
Maybe
he intends to write a book about his spook days with Clinton. It is this kind of
thing that is most likely and of course would explain the long delay in
making the story public and why most even now are not at all concerned
about it from a prosecution point of view, let alone a national security
view.

Yet the far-right nutters here are portraying it as a major scandal and the rest
of you are being suckered into taken their stuff seriously. We now even
have Payne playing the conspiracy idiocy game along with Gary B. All of you
people have gone completely bonkers. I do wish you people would at long
last grow up.

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