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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: combjelly who wrote (201679)9/12/2004 6:04:58 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (3) of 1573927
 
You know, the whole question about whether or not the memos could be done in the 1970's? If all the arguments about how it wasn't technically possible to do those memos in the early 1970's are wrong, how reliable are the other factors that are analyzed?

While the memos were obviously produced on a modern day word processor, let's just say that it is possible, in fact, let's say we KNOW they had such a typewriter with the appropriate type ball. These issues are now secondary:

a) We have reference to an individual who had retired 18 months earlier.

b) We have a bogus PO Box (34567?? LMAO); even if such a box number exists in downtown Houston, the military doesn't use this kind of address.

c) We have the single most important witness backing up CBS' claim now saying, "No way is that memo real".

d) No error corrections in four documents? Not likely.

d) Assuming the typing equipment did exist (and it didn't), it would have taken multiple changes in type balls (and the use of nonstandard keyboard arrangements) to have typed the memos. It simply didn't happen.

And there are least 10 other reasons these documents are obviously fake.

At this point, anyone who maintains the position they aren't fake is either stupid or just wants to argue. I have no time for either.
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