Re:Did Microsoft steal its fonts from the Turkish army? (2012)
by logfromblammo on Monday July 18, 2016 @12:57PM
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The fabricated evidence in a show trial against Turkish Army officers was accepted as genuine by the kangaroo court. Forensic analysis by the defense which found references to the Calibri font, introduced with Windows Vista and used as the new default font of Office 2007, was ignored by the court. The circumstances of the case set up a logical dichotomy: either the evidence was forged in an attempt to frame the defendants, or the Turkish Army had possession of fonts in 2003 that were supposedly invented by Microsoft in 2004.
So if the answer to the question posed by the headline is "no" (as is implied), then the Turkish court did not provide fair and impartial justice. It is a reductio ad absurdum argument against the guilt of the defendants.
So if the answer to the question posed by the headline is "no" (as is implied), then the Turkish court did not provide fair and impartial justice. It is a reductio ad absurdum argument against the guilt of the defendants.