Finally, Track Palin's lack of combat experience is being discussed openly by news outlets.

I went back and researched it, the first time that I shared the discharge papers above was back in November of 2010, over five long years ago.

The papers had been sent to me my a loyal reader who had simply filed a records request.

However though we discussed it here in quite some detail, and even though I posted it several more times, it did not receive much response on the interwebs.

However THAT has suddenly changed.

As of today this document has spread far and wide, and Sarah Palin's claims about her son's service are under a great deal of scrutiny.

Here are just a few places that have posted the discharge papers:

Addicting Info.

Winning Democrats.

Bipartisan Report.

Inquisitr.

And one time Fox News host Alan Colmes.

In fact many of these folks are offering a lightly modified version of the documents, which point out exactly what is missing:

You know I often receive demands that I "release everything that I know" to "bring Palin down for good."

As I have exhaustively explained numerous times that is not how any of this works.

For one thing I have shared most of what I know here on IM, and as you have seen that only has an impact once Palin herself does something which brings attention to it.

As for what remains, that will ONLY be effective coming out of the mouths of the people who were the witnesses to the events, or cover ups.

And as I have explained they simply to not want to upend their lives unless there is a compelling reason to do so.

Currently I am still waiting for the fact that Cathy Baldwin Johnson was working at Providence Hospital in Anchorage the night that she supposedly helped Sarah Palin give birth at Mat-Su Regional to finally get the attention it deserves as well.

But like I said that will probably only happen once Palin herself does something that gets people talking and investigating her lies once again.

Well personally though I am pretty satisfied with the truth about Track getting out there, I certainly hope I don't have to wait another five years for every other scandal we know of to finally see the light of day.

Now that Obama has shown his long form birth certificate more and more Americans are demanding the same for Trig Palin. After all, fair IS fair.

From NY Magazine:

It's not my bailiwick, but I want to say I'm on board with Andrew Sullivan and others who want to see Trig Palin's birth certificate, especially now that President Obama has put his own "birther" controversy to rest. No, I'm not suggesting that Trig is not Sarah Palin's kid; I really don't know. It's just that, given his ties to Alaska's First Family, Trig could well turn out to be our first U.S. president with Down Syndrome, and showing that birth certificate now would guarantee that he doesn't have to endure all this trauma down the road. It's for his own protection!

That is a little tongue in cheek but you have to agree that his point is valid.

Don't think so?  Well then perhaps you need to hear it directly from the "mouth that roars."



Look that is from the Queen of the Teabaggers herself.

What I get from what she is saying is that we should not denigrate "people who are just curious" about the documentation that proves people really are who they say they are, were born when they say they were born, and gave birth when they said they gave birth.

After all if, like Sarah Palin says, it is not appropriate to call the people who demanded to see President Obama's birth certificate "Birthers," then how is it okay to call people who want to see evidence to support Sarah Palin's last pregnancy and the birth of her fifth child "Trig Truthers?"

And since the sitting President of the United States felt it was appropriate to respond to the requests of "people who are just curious," then surely it is just as appropriate to demand that same kind of transparency from a woman who constantly positions herself as a potential GOP candidate for that same extremely important position.

Don't you think?