[Texas Eagle]

I hereby nominate Doctor Raoul to be an Honorary Buckhead entitling him to all the perqs and privileges and television interviews that come with it and all that jazz.

[Congressman Billybob]

Tell Powerline about your find, asap. They are the ones who made Buckhead famous. But I don't think you'll get as famous as him. LOL.

John / Billybob

[tubebender]

Any comments on this...

[SmithL]

I got the very same seal on a message offering me great rewards for my participation in a discreet scheme to transfer funds into the Country, via my Credit Union account.

[Texas Eagle]

British "reporter" Michael Smith has told Asociated Press that he copied the original on plain paper and then destroyed the originals.

Nuh-uhhhhhh.

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Looks like another Dan Blather wannabe!

[Billthedrill]

Doc, you're already famous. See Here.

This is, however, a very interesting development. The fellow's story gets a bit more stretched by the hour - he claims to have tried to "protect his source" by destroying the originals after having his legal secretary retype them...on plain paper...on an old typewriter. Why? And now they have a seal. The story stinks like a mackerel that's been dead for three days in the hot Louisiana sun.

[woofie]

[King Prout]

please keep us posted on where you go with this, DR

[woofie]

Secret Seal

Bobby Seale

[SkyPilot]

[TheForceOfOne]

Anyone having any luck with those letters on the AP picture of the seal?

[kaehurowing]

Wel, well, well. How interesting. No matter where I look, the only pictures of the supposed Downing Street memos are this Reuters "eyeglasses" shot, which shows virtually nothing.

Perhaps the media doesn't want the pajamahadeen looking too carefully at the actual document, giving the Rathergate fraud.

[gonzo]

We really have to stop meeting like this, Doc.............FRegards

[Lancey Howard]

Good job pointing out the seal. Like Freeper 'Motherbear' asked, "Why the seal if he wasn't trying to pass it off as a copy of the real thing?"

When I first heard that this reporter scrounged up an "old-fashioned typewriter" to "copy" the memos, I figured he was a forger. It's 2005 - - if he was openly making copies, why wouldn't he just do it on his computer? He only came forward with his admission when he realized he was stone-cold caught. In other words, his "admission" to the AP was preemptive.

The only thing left to be seen is how much (if any) integrity his newspaper has.

[iconoclast]

Did he really destroy them, type them on plain paper?

The man FIRST said that he copied the originals then gave the originals back to attorneys.

Then he typed from the copies and then destroyed the copies.

After reading some FReepers post of the stern penalties possible in Great Britain I suggest that he may have changed his story in an attempt to head off further inquiry.

[TheForceOfOne]

To anyone looking at the image with your own software, it helps to emboss the image to draw out the highlights adding depth to the image.

[Colorado Doug]

Yes, you may be famous too but only for fifteen minutes. Good work!

[Dianna]

Be careful what you wish for...the coming media anal exam probably won't be pleasant.

[PGalt]

BUMP!