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THE BUSH administration has destroyed countless emailsduring a crucial part of US history in the interests, it claims, of saving diskspace.
According to theWashingtonPost, the mails related to the first three years of the Bushadministration.
Problems that Bush faced were little issues like the Iraq war, the leak offormer CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson's name and the CIA's destruction ofinterrogation videotapes.
Any hope of history finding any answers to those questions in emails havebeen squashed because while the White House felt it was important to back up theemails, it claims it felt it could save a few quid by wiping.
Classically a White House spokesman Tony Fratto said he has “no reason tobelieve” any e-mails were deliberately destroyed because the wiping wasroutine.
Apparently the most powerful office in the land used the same backup tapeeach day to copy new as well as old e-mails, he said, making it possible thatsome of those e-mails could still be recovered even from a tape that wasrepeatedly overwritten.
For some reason, this state of affairs was not noticed until the White Housewas involved in couple of court cases.