Another thing, sharp pencils don't write that wide or dark. If you try, they break. That would have to be a very dull pencil to get effect, and I still don't know if it would look like that even then.
There is a severe lack of proportionality between the typed documents nearby and the written note. I'd guess the letters on the note to be around 7/16" give or take a sixteenth.
I certainly don't write that large with a just sharpened pencil, especially on a notepad sized sheet of paper. Unless I'm holding it up to read from a distance, but sharp pencils don't write to be readable from a distance. Obviously that's not happening here.
Of course if W uses a Sharpie, then the pencil itself says it's bogus.
It's a little convenient that the writing is out of proportion, fat, and dark enough (and a sharp pencil to boot) so that it's readable with a zoom. The washed out aspect also seems inconsistent with the lighting of the room. That bothers me the most and makes me think this was a cut and paste, because washout covers lines and detail.
I imagine I could find half a dozen other things if I looked at it long enough.
This is the second super closeup pic in as many days. I am really doubting the Roberts pic now too. It looks morphed and reddened to cover up the alteration. Two off looking pics in two days is a little too coincidental.
Wasn't that disgraceful?
They couldn't be more obvious if they tried, could they?
Did you happen to catch the NPR "email" from the doctor in New Orleans where they left out ALL the positive things the doctor said about the aid coming in to the hospitals etc?