Originally posted by: AnyMal
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: AnyMal
I am yet to find one. Can someone help?
BTW, I did see few .pdf's linked on yahoo, and, frankly, they don't mean crap. Anyone could type those.
What I am looking for is beyond any doubt real deal with letterheads, signatures.
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what's the matter? didn't think anyone would ask for proof?
And just what would constitute proof?
If someone produced a photocopy of a signed memo, you could argue that it's a forgery. You would then say, "Where's the proof that this isn't a forgery. The burden of proof is on the accuser."
And if a documents expert examined the photocopy and asserted that in his opinion it wasn't a forgery, you'd argue "Who is this "expert". Does he have an agenda? Where's the proof he's being impartial?"
This never ends. It sounds like the "proof" you demand is that some high British official stands in front of a podium and says, "The Downing Street memos are genuine." Short of that, no proof anyone produces will satisfy you.
Which begs the question:
Are you consistent in this level of a demand for proof? Do YOU ever make any arguments using information for which there isn't iron-clad proof? Do you ever make claims or statements about economic policy, political decisions, or social policy that are based on less than iron-clad proof?
This goes for CSG, too: If this absurd "proof" argument is how you want to play the game, then we can all assume that in the future you will provide irrefutable, solid "proof" before you make any statements, any opinions, any innuendos on these forums.
Is that a promise from you and CSG?