That's hysterical, Messy!! Great link!.
Here's their line of reasoning:
IF it is possible that some 1973-73 vintage typewriter somewhere could type a proper superscript, and
IF it is possible that some such typewriter could have used a font similar (or identical to) Times New Roman, and
IF it is possible that some such typewriter could have accidentally gotten the header to exactly line up centered to an accuracy of 1/1440th of an inch, on 3 lines, on documents allegedly typed 3 weeks apart, and
IF Lt Col Killian happened to choose to manually set the margins on such a typewriter to exactly 1.25" left and right, and
IF the Texas Air National Guard happened to have such a typewriter, one of the only typewriters in existence at the time capable of coming close to producing such a document, and
IF Lt Col Killian happened to be typing his own memos, and
IF Buck Staudt was 18-months retired but still kickin' ass & takin' names at the Texas ANG, and
IF Lt Col Killian actually gave a rat's ass what an 18-month retired general thought or said, and
IF all but one of the technical forensic document experts cited so far, and the only expert on the only machine theoretically capable of producing a simlar docuement, are wrong, and
IF unnamed "reliable sources" who vouch for the documents are believed, and
IF we ignore the fact that anyone with a computer could create an exact duplicate of the document, then
OF COURSE, THE DOCUMENTS ARE AUTHENTIC AND CANNOT BE DISPUTED. WHAT MORE COULD YOU RABID WINGNUTS WANT, FOR CRIPES SAKE?
Cheers,
Daiw