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CBS duped?
Published on September 11, 2004 By Draginol In Politics

At this points, anyone even remotely interested in this story who is on-line has seen the compelling evidence that the memos CBS used to prove that Bush was getting special treatment in the National Guard were in fact forged.

Here's an animated GIF from LGF that shows the CBS received memo vs. a 2004 Windows XP MS Word document with all the default settings.  The evidence is pretty conclusive. You can't even get this close using a different word processor let alone using a type writer (regardless of what imagined abilities of some magical type writer from 1973, it still wouldn't look this exact).

The question is, how long will CBS stick to its guns when it's obvious the documents are a hoax?


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on Sep 12, 2004
The funny part about the defense of these documents is that Terry Mc awful already started blaming Karl Rove for the forgeries; you have to be huffing glue at this point to believe these things are real. The whole attack on Bush’s records is irrational to begin with; but then again, the people defending these records are the people who want to militarize and pack off the Bush twins to Iraq, so Rationality has never been one of the strong points with these here people.
on Sep 12, 2004
Source Pulls Support for Memos on Bush Guard Service http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,132157,00.html

"A key source who was named to back up CBS News' claims about the authenticity of documents used in a report on President Bush's Air National Guard service has recanted his support, saying the network got the information wrong."

Well, well, well....as this ship sinks - take notice at all the scattering rats.

on Sep 12, 2004
I don't care if W did or didn't serve or if Kerry did or didn't earn his purple hearts. I'm voting Kerry because Bush is simply evil. Everything he does or has done has ruined this earth and it's time for a change. In fact, I'm glad CBS ran this story. I see it as damage control for those lying Swift Boat Vets. It reminds the public of Bush's cowardice.
on Sep 12, 2004

Reply #26 By: kingbee - 9/12/2004 1:41:57 PM
" If it was Bill Clinton "would" have been impeached



he was impeached...and that is exactly why. youre having a bit of a bad day what with that 16 of the past 24 year business on marvin cooleys thread.


Wrong answer "kingbee"! While he WAS put on trial, he was not found guilty (which to this day I don't understand!) which meant no impeachment. The only reason he wasn't on the Demo ticket in 2000 was because he had already served 2 terms (that's the limit!).


President Clinton's so-called impeachment trial was sure-proof that the lawyers and politicians of today have set up separate laws for themselves and for everyone else. If any person not in government was proven to have lied under oath in court as president Clinton has, they would be instantly locked up in prison for perjury, so how did Clinton get away with it? Obviously modern politics and law has one set of laws for the rich (lawyers and politicians) and another for everyone else. By not only letting this injustice happen but by also encouraging it, the American people have proven to the whole world that they think that it's alright for their leader to commit adultery and lie to them and the rest of the world, which makes all American people look, to the rest of the world, to be nothing but liars and adulterers and as long as they are making money they don't care.

How can anyone trust or believe anything Bill Clinton or any American says now, after he has been proven beyond any doubt to be guilty of lying to the whole world under oath, and the so-called highest court of 'law' in America found him not guilty. It is supposed to be a court of law but in a court the jury has to vote on the evidence, not for their own political party or position. This makes the trial a farce and every peace-treaty and agreement that Clinton and the Americans have signed with other nations to be of no effect because he, through his own actions, and the people through theirs have proven their word to be of absolutely no value. A man is only as good as his word and a country is only as good as its leader (or more accurately, a country gets the leader it deserves). . . .
on Sep 12, 2004

Reply #33 By: landen81 - 9/12/2004 2:45:39 PM
I don't care if W did or didn't serve or if Kerry did or didn't earn his purple hearts. I'm voting Kerry because Bush is simply evil. Everything he does or has done has ruined this earth and it's time for a change. In fact, I'm glad CBS ran this story. I see it as damage control for those lying Swift Boat Vets. It reminds the public of Bush's cowardice.



Reply #32 By: zObelisk - 9/12/2004 2:32:56 PM
Source Pulls Support for Memos on Bush Guard Service http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,132157,00.html

"A key source who was named to back up CBS News' claims about the authenticity of documents used in a report on President Bush's Air National Guard service has recanted his support, saying the network got the information wrong."


If the second quote is true "landen81" CBS has done "more" damage to John Kerry than to GW Bush! And the swift boat vets have "yet" to be proven as liars.GW is no more evil than Sen. Kerry. And "please" don't call my commander-in-chief a "coward"!
on Sep 12, 2004

Reply #27 By: kingbee - 9/12/2004 1:45:34 PM
stress IF he did not complete his military service he WOULD NOT have gotten a honorable discharge from the US NAVY



considering whats at issue is whether he did complete his military service commitment, you may be incorrect here as well.


Get a grip! GW's discharge is from quite a few years ago! And as is documented proof to the contrary! "No" one is questioning his discharge....why not? Because they KNOW the other BS is just that!
on Sep 12, 2004

Reply #25 By: drmiler - 9/12/2004 1:07:50 PM

Reply #23 By: Daiwa - 9/12/2004 11:40:09 AM
"And you can only be impeached for acts committed while in office, so you're gonna have to try claiming the Iraq war was an impeachable offense, or something else - I have complete faith you can come up with something."

I'll retract that part - you're claiming he lied while in office. OK, not good enough (& not proven), but OK.

Cheers,
Daiwa


And lying in office is "not" an impeachable offense "either"


I would publicly like recant part of my earlier post. It seems lying in office IS an impeachable offense!
on Sep 12, 2004
Personally, I think they will probaly get away with it, but it would be great if they got caught -- but only if they get caught pror to the election. It will be a nightmare if they get caught after the election.

Who is "they"? The dirty tricks division of the Bush campaign.

What will they get away with? Planting forgeries upon their least favorite network, CBS.

Personally, I am convinced that these are forgeries, and I am convinced that they were planted by Republicans, or with the cooperation of the Republicans. (If they are reasonably smart, it will turn out to be the latter.)

Will they get caught? Probably not in time to affect the election, but I smell a Watergate in this -- paranoid, dirty tricks that were not actually needed to win the election, and which may come back to bite them when they try to turn the electoral win into governance.

The tipoff is the speed of the Republican reaction (it came before the end of the CBS broadcast) and the extreme focus of their response. They were all too ready for this. It was crucial that, once the forgeries were planted, that no time elapse, or the whole thing could backfire, if the country got going on Bush's behavior in the military.

Personally, I do not care if Bush ducked his duty or not, I don't care if Kerry took a bullet or shrapnel or a mosquito bite. I know that Kerry did better by his country during the Vietnam War, but all that is long, long ago. All I care is that the country figure out which man and which direction will do better for America, and that the election be decided in a way that lends legitimacy to the man who serves as president -- and I see all this as yet one more blow to my hopes.
on Sep 12, 2004
Personally, I do not care if Bush ducked his duty or not, I don't care if Kerry took a bullet or shrapnel or a mosquito bite. I know that Kerry did better by his country during the Vietnam War, but all that is long, long ago. All I care is that the country figure out which man and which direction will do better for America, and that the election be decided in a way that lends legitimacy to the man who serves as president -- and I see all this as yet one more blow to my hopes.


He may have served his country "well" in Vietnam. That's not for the likes of you or me to decide. "But" he did his country and his fellow soldiers a GRAVE disservice after he got home! And as such it is "my" "opinion" that he will lose in Nov. because of it.
on Sep 12, 2004
Personally, I am convinced that these are forgeries, and I am convinced that they were planted by Republicans, or with the cooperation of the Republicans. (If they are reasonably smart, it will turn out to be the latter.)


On the basis of what evidence, exactly? First the documents are claimed to be real, then when they're not, they're claimed to have been planted by Republicans. If CBS can back that up, you think they'd sit on it?

What a crock of shit. Sorry, but that's just what that statement is. 'Course, depends on what the meaning of "is" is.

Cheers,
Daiwa
on Sep 12, 2004
Kerry claimed to have been fighting illegally in Cambodia. Kerry claims to have committed many acts counter to the laws of war and the Geneva Convention. Kerry only AFTER he left the service bothered to say anthing, using them to propel his political career.

In the great pantheon of sins, I'm not sure these fuzzy documents about whether or not Bush showed up for a physical really stacks up against a self-confessed war criminal.

Who would you rather baby-sit your kids? Someone who dodged the draft or someone who without complaint and with great zeal commited "War Crimes"? If someone's character is too suspect to baby-sit my kid, they aren't fit to babysit my country.


on Sep 12, 2004

Reply #41 By: BakerStreet - 9/12/2004 4:00:23 PM
Kerry claimed to have been fighting illegally in Cambodia. Kerry claims to have committed many acts counter to the laws of war and the Geneva Convention. Kerry only AFTER he left the service bothered to say anthing, using them to propel his political career.

In the great pantheon of sins, I'm not sure these fuzzy documents about whether or not Bush showed up for a physical really stacks up against a self-confessed war criminal.

Who would you rather baby-sit your kids? Someone who dodged the draft or someone who without complaint and with great zeal commited "War Crimes"? If someone's character is too suspect to baby-sit my kid, they aren't fit to babysit my country


Hey "bakerstreet" lets boil it down a bit further shall we" Who would you rather have a beer with in or out of a bar? Personally I'd pick GW "anyday".
on Sep 12, 2004

Wrong answer "kingbee"! While he WAS put on trial, he was not found guilty (which to this day I don't understand!) which meant no impeachment


cmon.  clinton is one of two presidents whove been impeached.  following his impeachment the matter went to trial before the senate.


 

on Sep 12, 2004

On the basis of what evidence, exactly? First the documents are claimed to be real, then when they're not, they're claimed to have been planted by Republicans. If CBS can back that up, you think they'd sit on it?


If it turns out that it's not the Republicans, then I'm sure the Jews will be blamed next. Yet another reason why I'm voting for Bush. The people who want Kerry in office have gone crazy.

on Sep 12, 2004

 

who want to militarize and pack off the Bush twins to Iraq


ive been advocating that for several years.  however after seeing them in action at the rnc, i realized it was a bad idea since it would probably endanger the lives of those who hadda serve with them.

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