eagle, last comment for the day from me. THERE YOU GO AGAIN WIT ME ME ME.
Just bringing to your attention parts of the freedom of information act, and the part that says Exempt documents may include those relating to national security, documents containing material obtained in confidence and Cabinet documents, or other matters set out in the FOI Act. If you want more info about the boats pay for searching it, check the The Freedom of Information Disclosure Log, and if what you want isnt there put in a complaint, im sure they will listen to the mighty eagle, then again they might think you are a standup comedian looking for jokes to use. Have a great day EAGLE, must go, some of us retirees do work for free its called volunteering, you sure you arent S-H-Y, you sound similar ha ha
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