Although the nation received skeptically President Clinton's call to the Armed Forces to make more sacrifices in the name of freedom, new revelations have been made public concerning Clinton's supposed cowardly and dishonorable evasion of service.

Not dishonorable at all proclaims a serious military historian who reviwed secret government archives. After ducking military service, President Clinton did not go as supposed to the enemy capital to participate in an Anti-American demonstration. Clinton did burn a n American flag, the military historian noted, right in the middle of Red Square.

However Clinton's motive in setting old glory ablaze has been long misunderstand. Clinton burnt the US banner at a Russian government sponcered parade so that the flag would not fall into enemy hands. He's a counterfiet traitor, said the military historian.not-guilty.

With tears restrained, Clinton, dressed as shown above in his old peacenik shirt, appeared in front of troops departing for the war in Bosnia and reminded soldiers that he'd always be with them ---- in his prayers.

And that's where Clinton reiterated I keep a special place in my heart for the forgotten heroes of Vietnam.

"Not guilty!" roared the military historian who gave a joint press conference with Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and Snow White at the Rockville MD Psychiatric Center under conditions of anonymity.

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