Wednesday, August 01, 2012
"Linguistic analysis: Phony names on White House petition"
Photos are regularly "doctored", videos aren't necessarily as they seem to me, quotes are frequently taken out of context, and here, the names on petitions are fudged.
It's probably always been that way; however, today's technology and ingenuity have taken it to another level...
At DailyCaller.com, Betsi Fores brings this to our attention:
"Linguistic analysis of a White House petition against increased coal-ash regulations — submitted by coal industry front group “Citizens for Recycling First” in late 2011 – revealed that hundreds of Chinese signatures from Colorado on the petition that are less than authentic."
