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Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Are you speaking of the Niger yellowcake forgeries?Originally posted by: WinstonSmith
Kind of funny.
I disapprove of using forgeries. So, if people are bothered about Rather using forged documents (and it remains to be seen if he had part in it, but I still don't like it) are the Bush supporters only comfortable if their guy uses forgeries as well?
So effectively it isn't the forgery and misrepresentation of facts, but who does it.
So much for the moral high ground.
If Rather used forgeries intentionally then getting sacked is fine by me. If unintentionally, then he should apologize.
Bush used forgeries.
Bushites, do you support similar actions against him, or does he get a pass?
If so, when doubt was cast upon those documents Bush submitted them to the IAEA and accepted their findings that they were indeed forgeries. He didn't obstinately stand his ground and claim they weren't forgeries despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Rather and CBS, on the other hand, are holding steadfast to their claim of the documents being real despite the abundant and overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Maybe Rather could learn something from Bush? Like how to admit fault when you've been had.
Yes those are the ones. Now the next thing. When someone has forgeries, admits to it, then uses the "evidence" in those documents after the fact of discovery to claim what was in those forgeries, where does that leave credibility?
Sorry, but I missed the press conference where Bush admitted to his reliance on these forged documents and admitted where he was mistaken. I seriously could have missed it. Perhaps it was 100th on the list of 99 other things why the documents were reliable.