Fox News to break forged document story

Fox News | 9/9/2004 | Fox News

[Semper Paratus]

Brit Hume announced story coming up now on National Guard docmunents

[EggsAckley]

Ah, like I said.......weak as water.


LOL!! (it just keeps getting better!)

[cmsgop]

Yes (hehe)

[Petronski]

I'm turning over to CBS to see what gives. I don't know how much I can take, though.

[WestTexasWend]

"May he gurgle his way down the toilet-bowl of history."

You're correct, sir. As any Texan will tell you,
cream ain't the only thing in the cowpen that floats.
It explains why Dan rose to the top.

[paulsy]

"The propaganda house of cards is starting to fall." this is starting to feel like the end of the soviet empire.

[terilyn]

And one expert says he thought it could have been done on a typewriter but he had absolutely no explanation for the superscript. York also said that several other experts had looked at the documents and said they believed it was not done on a typewriter.

The superscript is the smoking gun!

[george wythe]

Per Byron York, if you believe these CBS “new” documents, then the alleged author must be Jekyll and Hyde.

The purported author wrote on the authentic documents with glowing terms about Bush’s service, but then he turned around and wrote disparaging comments on the CBS documents.

[Cosmo]

Brit hume just said that a fox staffer retyped one of these memos on Word and the letter came out a mirror image of the CBS document.

This is seriesly hugh!

[OXENinFLA]

FOX had the docs on the screen, they showed the superscript "th", talked about how the over lay is almost a complete match...

[mystery-ak]

I'll second that!.......my head is spinning trying to keep up with all these threads.

[hispanarepublicana]

Yeah, but did the Fox producer's version throb?

Hey, I just happened onto this thread, but this is a FAMILY forum! :-)

[Integrityrocks]

I went to DU and any thread on this subject is immediately locked. How come?

[NImerc]

Byron York stated that an expert told him it was probably done on a typewriter but that the expert could not explain the superscript because he knew of no typewriters that could do that. He also stated that other experts said that they believed that it was not done on a typewriter. Hume also noted that a FOX producer sat down and typed out one of the memos and it was spaced identical to the copy.

[TomGuy]

York said one expert thought the memos were typed (typewriter), but the expert could not explain the superscripted 'th' on two of the four documents.

[So much for that expert's expertise, if he couldn't explain the superscript.]

CBS and Dan Rather seem to be hiding --- not taking calls.

hehehe

[Lijahsbubbe]

Freepers stuned them but good!

[andy58-in-nh]

This story got legs right here on Free Republic. This story was born here on FR.

I guess we can pause for a brief moment to slap ourselves on the back:
CBS ****ed up: they didn't count on the Resistance.

Now: back to work, people. (Good job!!)

[Radix]

Busted!

[NormsRevenge]

CB^oobS

[DaveMSmith]

Brit said they typed the memos in the newsroom on MS WORD and it matched! hahahahaha

[marty60]

NOW WILL EVERYONE STOP YELLING AT OUR PEOPLE ABOUT THE SUBSCRIPT THING. BYRON YORK JUST SAID THEIR EXPERT CAN'EXPLAIN HOW THAT HAPPEN BACK THEN

thank you