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To: gimme1ibertee

I wasn't going to get my hopes up about this, but the evidence I have seen on this and other threads makes it damn clear that the documents are fake.

I was puzzled from the beginning because I pushed a lot of military typewriters during my time in the service. I came in in 1976 and the most common machine was the IBM Selectric. The most common font used for military work was either Courier (not sure of that spelling, it's early here) or OCR for messages. Courier, once you get used to it, is impossible to mistake for anything else. And the docs are definitely not Courier.


41 posted on 09/09/2004 2:33:05 PM PDT by Ronin (When the fox gnaws....SMILE!)
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To: Ronin

Yep. When the evidence is presented in such a way as it has been here, it's hard to refute. Besides, as hungry as the leftists are to get anything-ANYTHING-on Bush, this would have come out a long time ago,like when things were really heating up re the Swift Boat Vets (if this wasn't pure bunk). But,the ineptitude of the left is so blatant and predictable,they make stupidity appear to be a virtue.
As I stated earlier...Keep up the good work,idiots!


58 posted on 09/09/2004 2:41:38 PM PDT by gimme1ibertee (Kerry-About that career-dissipation light-it just kicked into overdrive!!)
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To: Ronin

Courier up till 1992 was the official font for the State Department. It's partly why nearly every DD214, Diplomatic message, etc used that font. Standard practices become viral in connecting organzations.


109 posted on 09/09/2004 3:05:04 PM PDT by Bogey78O (John Kerry: Better than Ted Kennedy!)
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