VMs: could it not be a hoax (I would like it not to be it)

[Mart Vabar <mesinik@xxxxxx>]

On Mon, 19 May 2003, Gordon Rugg wrote:

> key question is what type of evidence would either disprove the hoax
> hypothesis, or show that it is the most reasonable explanation for the
> VMS.
> Best wishes,
> Gordon


*	Do we have any modern physical examination of VMS in Yale?
*	V. an people around him traded actively with antiquities, when the 
Komintern bluff was subscribed (for british elections), this 
group executed it.
*	Whence all there money?
*	Once more: (probably with help of provocations) V. - like many people 
of this era - was expelled to Siberia. Every jail - probably in the past more 
than today - is an university of crime. I suppose, he with some frends began to 
counterfeit documents to help persecuted people. But then, the Parkinson's Law 
was not yet published (and the old Chinamen, telling the same without humor, 
unknown for most) - so they decided to fight against "system", not against the 
crimes it committed. To fight even with help of crimes. But sorry, I lost the 
thread...
*	Well, this is not "hard evidence" - if somebody in Yale looks at VMS and 
says: not only paper is old, but the WRITING is old, then we could be happy...
*	Alas, such things probably dont arise from nothing and - do we have 
anything of similar in medieval or antique world?

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