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Mar. 20th, 2009 12:30 pmGood news:
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the US Army will effectively end within two years the unpopular practice of forcing soldiers to serve beyond their enlistment date, in a break with the former Bush administration.
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Meanwhile, from the “fiction” section...
Former U.S. President George W. Bush will write a book about some of the decisions he made during his eight years in office, which will be published by the Crown Publishing Group in 2010.
(When I sent this link to a friend in AIM, she replied, “Isn’t it illegal for criminals to profit from books about their crimes?” To which I replied, “Innocent until proven sentient.”)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the US Army will effectively end within two years the unpopular practice of forcing soldiers to serve beyond their enlistment date, in a break with the former Bush administration.
Meanwhile, from the “fiction” section...
Former U.S. President George W. Bush will write a book about some of the decisions he made during his eight years in office, which will be published by the Crown Publishing Group in 2010.
(When I sent this link to a friend in AIM, she replied, “Isn’t it illegal for criminals to profit from books about their crimes?” To which I replied, “Innocent until proven sentient.”)