BREAKING FROM HANNITY: CBS Producer in Dallas source of Documents

Hannity.com | 09/10/2004 | Hannity

[WoodstockCat]

Hannity just said a story will be filed later today that from sources inside CBS that the source of the documents is also the one who provided the Abu Grihab prison photos.

[Hatteras]

"Doubt that he will address the kerneling or spacing."

Jiffy Pop? Heh, heh, heh... Sorry Colonel, but that is "kerning". ;-)

[brothers4thID]

I swear on the Free Republican charter, if you ever post that photo again I will gouge my own eyes out.


*seared into my brain now*

[JFC]

I knew Austin was involved. They are the town that has the Texas Musicains Against Bush. I called that a week ago!

[Bahbah]

", also since O'Reilly wrote a blurb on the back cover of Brinkley's Kerry's "Tour of Duty" book."

Thanks for pointing this out, SEAL. I did not know this.

[AaronInCarolina]

And the odds that the entire page perfectly matches MS Word default spacing, word wrap, type face, all the rest. No way.

This, I think, is the most compelling evidence of fakery. It is nearly statistically impossible to have words be overlaid identically with proportional fonts. While it may be true that proportional fonts may have been available on a small set of typewriters of that era, its nearly impossible that it would have produced the same "typo-metrics" or word "finger-print" as Microsoft Word today, or of any typewriter other than the exact same typewriter using the exact same print head. Its even highly unlikely that you could get MS Word to produce a word "finger-print" match with another modern word-processor (such as Word Perfect) even if both used the same proportional font. There are just too many points that match.

[aft_lizard]

Yes but all DOD paperwork, although this is personal paperwork and I understand that, but all DOD paperwork photocopied, personal or not must have a stamp on it saying certified copy or initial and date of a superior officer or official representative annotating its authenticity.

[tang-soo]

THat's it. Thanks. Post number 13 by the way.

[Gator113]

"If that is the case, then why can't I get my husband to put the socks in the hamper instead of next to it?"

Look, we are putting them near the hamper to save YOU some work. If we didn't care about you, we would simply toss them to the other side of the room. It's the same reason we don't need a glass in the middle of the night when we drink from the milk carton.....this saves you work. Besides, every man must be ready for an emergency, so we leave them out like a good fireman leaves his boots ready. Look at it this way, we are ready to save your life!

Now about that old rumor that we should put the lid down.......LOL

Oh, and remember..to you it's a nest, to many of us...... it's a cave! LOL

[LowOiL]

Here is a picture of Mary Mapes...

http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/photogsworld/images/mmapes.jpg

[Riley]

"Karl Rove" is a cathcall personality for Beltway dems to project all their own mistakes and failings upon.

What was the name of the target of the 'two-minute hate' in Orwell's '1984'? Ought to be Rove's new nickname.

[headsonpikes]

In an astonishing forshadowing of JF'nK himself, the commander retired before he didn't retire.

[mabelkitty]

#29-If the document was a copy of an original, why does it have repeatable background noise associated with copies over and over from a Xerox?

six lined dots.....three different places on the document....

[Rutles4Ever]

Mark Fuhrman COULD have planted O.J's DNA at crime scene, too. The problem is, the jurors thought that a sliver of possibility was enough to set a murderer free. It's not possible that these are real. I don't care if there was a total lunar eclipse five minutes before each of the memos were typed. To throw out the typeface as proof is not necessary.

[MineralMan]

"The Pentagon was asked about the P.O. Box on one of the documents.
The Pentgon confirmed that would not have been military protocol for documentation and confirmed it was "highly unusual".
That's pretty strong. They could have said, "I have not seen any of the documents and cannot confirm or deny""

Forget that, OK. Other known valid documents show that address. It's here on some thread. Pay no attention to what anyone who wasn't there at that time says. Some Pentagon Schlub who's maybe 35 or so has no idea. There are real genuine documents with that address on them. Forget that one and move on.

[NordP]

Unimpeachable source, eh?

Can someone be impeached twice?

If not, you may have your man.

[tang-soo]

And the odds that the entire page perfectly matches MS Word default spacing, word wrap, type face, all the rest. No way.

See this thread post 13 here.

[JustAnAmerican]

"I think this whole affair will be a lot like peeing in a dark suit: it gives you a nice warm feeling, but no one else really notices!"

Sure am glad most here do not think like you do. Kind of sounds like some Republicans idea of "Turning the other cheek" routine. Some of us believe in fighting instead of bending over.

[counterpunch]

Deep ^throat.

[searchandrecovery]

Not on the IBM Executive. Remember, it has spaces that divide each space into three.

Cool - good explanation. I bet you never thought that nugget of knowledge would ever be useful (since then). Nice work.