[Shermy]

Her comments are quite similar to those of Robert Strong:

"...Robert Strong was an administrative officer for the Texas Air National Guard during the Vietnam years. He knew Jerry Killian, the man credited with writing the documents. And paper work, like these documents, was Strong's specialty. He is standing by his judgment that the documents are real.

"They are compatible with the way business was done at that time," Strong said. "They are compatible with the man I remember Jerry Killian being. I don't see anything in the documents that's discordant with what were the times, the situation or the people involved." .."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/09/11/politics/main642787.shtml

[ambrose]

I don't believe any of Killian's documents were saved in 1984. Why would the clerk charged with dumping Killian's personal files go to the trouble of reading it? And Bush was a nobody in 1984.

[beckett]

Both Strong and Knox make unsupported assertions, which any bozo on the street can do. Their long ago proximity to Killian, a dead man who cannot speak for himself, is meaningless without independent evidence that he held the opinions they claim he held.

The word of both of them is garbage as far as I'm concerned.