[Bungarian]

Mrs. Knox, 86, who spoke with precise recollection about dates, people and events, said she is not a supporter of Mr. Bush, who she deemed “unfit for office” and “selected, not elected.”

That blunts anything she says after they are fakes. She has to learn that if you want to spread lies you have to be more subtle. They are fake and she hates Bush, that is what this means.

[Williams]

"Mrs. Knox, 86, who spoke with precise recollection about dates, people and events"

OK, with all this incredible precision, how did the article leave out any details whatsoever in the form of quotes from her, to the effect the forgeries reflect real events and other specific memos? Why didn't she say: On such and such a date Killian was pressured by so and so" or "Col. Killian told me he was upset by that pressure." Or "Killian ordered Bush to do X and Bush disobeyed." There is nothing like that.

[Sleeping Freeper]

I wonder what she really said. Maybe she'll be on TV/radio soon and we'll know how credible she is (can you imagine the calls she's probably getting). It should be possible to validate her "precise recollection" if she gets talking. Too many inconsistencies here.