Did we miss CBSNEWS admitting !!! ( your can skip to the 9th paragraph)

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/09/06/politics/main641481.shtml ^

[ActiveDutyUSMC]

Link to story above: (More Controversy Over Bush Docs)

This may have already been suggested in other posts, but I highly encourage people to send CBS a letter to express your displeasure. Thanks to FReepers, and other netizens, this story has taken on a life of its own. However, without continuous pressure CBS will try to weather the public's reaction and let the story die. (I know, they underestimate us at their peril. But, in reality, it WILL take more than posting here to force CBS to take responsibility, retract this story and apologize -- retiring Dan would be the icing on the cake).

Here is how you can participate. Click on the link above and go to the bottom of the page. Click on the "Contact us" link and leave a comment on their web based form. Also, please consider sending a snail mail complaint to CBSNews at CBSNews 524 W. 57th St. New York, NY, 10019.

I don't have their phone number, or I'd post that too.

Thanks!

[Sodbuster]

Where did these documents come from? What did 'Dan-Dan the newsman' know and when did he know it?

[okie01]

Robert Strong was an administrative officer for the Texas Air National Guard during the Vietnam years. He knew Jerry Killian, the man credited with writing the documents. And paper work, like these documents, was Strong's specialty. He is standing by his judgment that the documents are real.

Is that the beginning and the end of Strong's credentials? Is he part of this story simply because he was around the office at the time?

Who the hell is he? What does he do? And where is he coming from?

Is he, for example, a Travis County, Texas Democrat? Might he know Ben Barnes? And Bill Burkett?