In article .net,
Maxprop wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Just because something is written down, doesn't
mean it's not the truth or factual, even if MS Word was used instead
of a typewriter.

But it certainly leads one to be suspicious. And it does not lend veracity
to the argument. In other words, the argument falls flat without
verification.

Ok. So, listen to the firsthand accounts by someone who was
there. Rather interviewed Bush's commander's secretary. She
also said that the documents didn't look right, but the content
was accurate. I suppose in the right-wing world she's gotta be
a liar.


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