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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 831515" data-attributes="member: 17969">Lock this thread down before he completely loses his mind for all to see.&nbsp;Baba, you gave it all your heart and effort, you dedicated two years of your life to pursuing the issue.&nbsp; You belived all you heard from Alan Keyes and all the others that followed. You probably donated some of your earnings to help those mentioned pay for their investigations. But now its time to let it go.&nbsp; You thought you were supporting something real, something tangible because they made it important to you, but it turns out they wasted your time and your life.&nbsp; GIve it up.&nbsp; ASk for this thread to be locked down and save yourself further embarrassment. The issue is over.&nbsp; &nbsp;As to your question.&nbsp; Let me explain it to you.&nbsp; IN 1961, the typewriters were not very reliable.&nbsp; If you look at each line in the certificate, you will see that the first letter of almost every typed line &quot;raises&quot; the first letter slightly and because there is a ribbon involved, part of the typeface doesnt strike the ribbon causing a distortion.&nbsp; This was acceptable at the time because there was nothing better out there.&nbsp; Give it a rest, there was not a second typewriter involved.&nbsp; Please, Im beggin you now, let it go.&nbsp;peace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 831515, member: 17969"] Lock this thread down before he completely loses his mind for all to see. Baba, you gave it all your heart and effort, you dedicated two years of your life to pursuing the issue. You belived all you heard from Alan Keyes and all the others that followed. You probably donated some of your earnings to help those mentioned pay for their investigations. But now its time to let it go. You thought you were supporting something real, something tangible because they made it important to you, but it turns out they wasted your time and your life. GIve it up. ASk for this thread to be locked down and save yourself further embarrassment. The issue is over. As to your question. Let me explain it to you. IN 1961, the typewriters were not very reliable. If you look at each line in the certificate, you will see that the first letter of almost every typed line "raises" the first letter slightly and because there is a ribbon involved, part of the typeface doesnt strike the ribbon causing a distortion. This was acceptable at the time because there was nothing better out there. Give it a rest, there was not a second typewriter involved. Please, Im beggin you now, let it go. peace. [/QUOTE]

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