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« Why? (UPDATED with September 20, 2004
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Posted by Bill I realize that the text is not wrapping in some of the comment boxes, and people need to scroll back and forth to read it. And yes, it's very annoying. Working on it. UPDATE: Using his patented "Send a TRIPLE Trackback to an Unrelated Maintenance Post That No One Else Would Possibly Link To in Order to Siphon Traffic" technique (STTUMPTNOEWPLTOSTT), Marble draws my attention to this shocking revelation: However, within hours of the photos release, various web logs, or "Internet Pajama Parties" scrutinized the picture, questioning it as a possible forgery. "It's obviously a fake", declared Burke Billet, a member of the website Free Underground. Burke and other 'Frunders' as they are known examined the photo looking for tell tale signs of possible manipulation. "It was obvious that this was a fraud. The TANG jar looks plastic, and plastic hadn't even been invented back then." Posted by Bill at September 20, 2004 09:20 PM | TrackBack (4) CommentsAnd what about USA Today? Who gave them their copies of forged documents to compliment the copies broadcast by Rather at CBS. The same memos went to USA Today and CBS... (and Rather can't even get that part of the story right)
Posted by: willem at September 20, 2004 09:44 PM Wow, you came up with that after reading Marble's joke post about TANG orange drink? Posted by: Bill from INDC at September 20, 2004 09:46 PM Simple. I screwed up and posted to the wrong discussion! But I loved the TANG thang!! Posted by: willem at September 20, 2004 09:54 PM John "pajama" Klein on Scarborough right now. Posted by: ctob at September 20, 2004 10:03 PM The pic may be photoshopped, but it's still true. Posted by: Macktastic Rusty Wicked at September 20, 2004 10:22 PM It should be noted if TANG was good enough for the Mercury Seven crew, could a young George Bush do no less??? What inquiring minds want to know is whether or not it was the infamous *Cadillac* of TANGs not available to the general public. Posted by: Guy S. at September 20, 2004 10:29 PM So… Burkett faxes the forged documents to CBS from Abilene TX. Details still breaking. Burkett does so on what he says is the condition that CBS would help arrange a conversation with the Kerry campaign. Mary Mapes, a Texas resident and the 60 Minutes producer of the now discredited CBS segment, calls Joe Lockhart, the former press secretary to President Clinton and a Kerry campaign aide, and asks Lockhart to call Burkett (making good on CBS’s promise to Burkett). Lockhart states that he spoke with Burkett for 3-4 minutes. The day after the CBS story, the DNC commences its “favorite son” ad campaign. And, Tom Daschle takes to the floor, to denounce Bush over the CBS Story. Call me crazy...but the underlying act here is a felony. So were the “second rate” Watergate burglaries. It is all amplifying….. ____ Posted by: winemaker at September 20, 2004 11:04 PM FYI: Posted by: Urako at September 20, 2004 11:15 PM - Now we are down to the original source being "started with a phone call from a stranger and ended with the handoff of an envelope at the boisterous Houston Livestock Show."...Why do I sense the trunk of a caddy in a Dallas alleyway in our future..... "Deep paper", Phone booths in the rain, "I am not a crook", 18 missing minutes... - Since the DNC (Lockhart ect.) people are trying to head this off at the pass I'm waiting for someone to get scapegoated and roll over....things are getting dicey in dodge.... - Heldt is still looking good as the forger...I got a look at some of his documents and they have the same "th" thing....That and the fact he tried to peddle a wad of fake docs on Bush to a Texas Dem bigwig a few years ago...Burkette and Heldt know each other and are known to have been in touch over the years... Posted by: Hunter at September 21, 2004 02:13 AM Yeah, so my code is buggy.... That still doesn't change the fact that Bush served Walgreen's Brand Orange Drink and not TANG.. Moonnuts and Wingbats, all of you! Posted by: Sharp as a Marble at September 21, 2004 06:40 AM Hunter.. Who is Heldt? What's his story? Posted by: willem at September 21, 2004 08:54 AM |
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