What exactly does that prove?
Assuming that it is a manufactured item, which it almost certainly is, just how many identical textiles do you think might exist?
” What exactly does that prove?
Assuming that it is a manufactured item, which it almost certainly is, just how many identical textiles do you think might exist? “
At least two. My Dad has a blanket that looks exactly like that. I checked to be sure, and, yup, same darn material. I’ve seen that in stores before too. More than one item made of the same pattern material. :)
I’ve read quite a bit of this thread, but might not have read far enough....Did freepers compare the photos of the first image Orley posted with the forger’s pictures side by side, or did they just assume from the pattern in the blanket, etc. that the forgery and this guys story are correct. I don’t care either way, and haven’t gotten into the B.C. arguments, but it sure would be easy to take all the information from the last couple of days and turn yourself into the genius who duped the birthers, even if you really didn’t. I could have gotten my Dad’s blanket, a typewriter from his basement, some paper, and a coin from my extensive coin collection and done the same thing. I would have been smart enough to make the folds look the same though. It’s likely a fake anyway, but what libtard blogger wouldn’t want to make himself famous that way. You know how stupid they are.