"Here is what I wrote: "A government document expert has gone on court record in California attesting to Polarik's exposure of the forgery aspects, agreeing with his assessment."Let's see who is being deceitful."Here is your deceitful dismissive response: "This is not true. The expert did not endorse any forgery allegations."
"Below are the actual words of the document expert."
She says, "Mr. Polarik raises issues concerning the COLB that I can affirm."
Great. What issues doe she mean?
"Software such as Adobe Photoshop can produce complete images or alter images that appear to be genuine; therefore, any image offered on the internet cannot be relied upon as being a copy of the authentic document."
Document Examiner 101. A scanned image can't be authenticated. Usually a document examiner will not authenticate even a paper copy. This doesn't confirm any allegation of forgery.
"Upon a cursory inspection of the internet COLB, one aspect of the image that is clearly questionable is the obliteration of the Certificate No."
Does blacking out the certificate number mean forgery? No. It's a redaction. And the later photographs included it. She's still not supporting any forgery allegations.
"In my experience as a forensic document examiner, if an original of any document exists, that is the document that must be examined to obtain a definitive finding of genuineness or non-genuineness."
Document Examiner 101 again. It's not the original it's a scan.
There is not one word here where she confirms a single allegation of forgery. None.
"You are an agitprop working FR for amusement and perhaps to ofuscate the actual facts..."
Since what I said was true, and what you said was not, you seem to fit the bill better than me.
Spin spin spin, agitprop. Expose yourself some more.
Which is why release of a scanned image or a digital photo, isn't good enough to prove anything. You've got to have the paper, and BHO hasn't released the paper to anyone, not even Factcheck, they just got to hold "it" and take pictures (poorly). None of them are document experts either.