Posted on 09/15/2004 7:06:18 PM PDT by KStorm
Edited on 09/15/2004 7:13:48 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
DRUDGE SIREN:
CBS Guard Documents Traced to Texas Kinko's...
WASH POST: Documents allegedly written by deceased officer that raised questions about Bush's service with Texas National Guard bore markings showing they had been faxed to CBS News from a Kinko's copy shop in Abilene, Texas... Developing...
What's so shocking about this? Doesn't everyone get their forgeries at Kinkos?
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Going to Kinkos to fax stuff, in case it has not already been mentioned, would be to keep distance between the memo and the source. They would not likely fax it from a home fax.
Is there a DNC office in Abilene?
Whomever is the next heroic Buckhead or TankerKC and gets to the Texas Kinkos in question and gets the goods, might want to maintain a little "radio silence" on thier movements until they have fully gotten the goods. Think of the libs, lurkers, CBS fascists, DNC operatives, etc. our there reading FR right now, who can get on in a car in Texas, or on a LearJet if need be, just as quickly as any Freeper, and try to get there first to put the "fix in" (destroy evidence, coach Kinkos staff, whatever).
Other than that, folks, pop the popcorn and sit back and watch the further unraveling of CBS and the DNC machine over the next "48 Hours."
No more messed up than our case for x42's impeachment resting on what was on a blue unlaundered dress... What were those odds?
And Robin Rather is thick as thieves with Barnes.
Althought it might have been drafted on one of the in-house rental machines, but that would have been additionally stupid.
And, in accordance with Federal law (bet you didn't know it was) the transmitting fax machine's telephone number was printed across the top of each page.
And, considering that Kinkos is a business, they probably had their name up there next to the phone number, as is commonplace.
So clearly they called in CSI to figure this out.
: ^ )
It sure sounds like it. Strong talked to the WaPost about seeing the markings; it's clear they want to pin this on Burkitt.
"a kinkos is only 4.8 miles from the dnc headquarters in Texas"
Bwa-ha-ha!!! But wait....I thought it was Karl Rove? ;)
Many thnax,,Hope I can contribute ..I can sleep Nov 4th I'll worry about it then..
Not Burkett. He's got a cane and a limp. Too noticeable. Show pictures of Mapes. It could have been some DNC delivery person just as well. Whoever did the actual faxing has committed wire fraud.
Brownwood, Baird, Abilene.....they're all right together!!!!
It is beyond dumb. I know over 20 years ago we had portable fax machines to send in morning reports from remote well sites where we were drilling and completing oil and gas wells.
Even on the ancient radio phones it was like 1,2, 3, write up the report, put page in machine, dial number, drop phone onto fax machine cradle when you got the shrill fax signal.
Kinkos is so like, Keystone cops crapola.
But that still doesn't tell you WHO sent it.
Abilene is also where McMurry University is located.
"Rathergate Memo shows CBS FAX number is - 1-212-975-1998 "
We ought to be able to come up with a suitable fax to send CBS overnight demanding that they......
You're darned tootin' it is! Off with their talking heads!
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