Here is Paul’s latest, tonight — offering A. McCarthy as an expert on whether a lap-top computer’s contents are… (wait for it!) genuine, to the last detail. Hilarious.
It should be plain to any sentient human that neither of these chuckleheads are remotely qualified to offer such an opinion.
So at the end of both pieces both say parts or all “could well be fake” — “but for now we will treat them as genuine, since it feeds our narrative.”
Rathergate much, boys?
Where is the meta-data, son? [Try the header, goof.]
It’s the equivalent of perfect laser printing — on a document supposedly from 1964 or earlier. And in a font not yet invented.
But whatever, son — it’s your funeral.
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