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Is this propaganda or a turn in events? Seems I recall a FBI statement that the agency had no present information that would contradict Ratcliffe"s assessment that the hard drive story was not a Russian construction. That's not the same thing as stating the FBI has confirmed Ratcliffe's assessment
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It's a smear job. And like conspiracy theories and pseudo-science and religion and... well pretty much every other form of "wrong" it's operating on "Well I haven't been proven wrong" logic.
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This is Trump's last ditch desperate Hail Mary. The GOP Senate investigation found no wrongdoing on Biden's part. The Durham report isn't coming out before the election to 'save' him. So who's he gonna call? Giuliani! :jaw-dropp |
Yeah there's a reason every other made up conspiracy theory smear jobs aimed at Democrats involved "Sex" and/or "Those new fangled computer things."
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"British ex-spy Christopher Steele testified he met with Democratic lawyers during the 2016 presidential election, and one provided him with now-debunked claims about alleged Trump-Russia collusion as he compiled his dossier." https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulrod.../#5937e9b36867 |
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Hunter Biden walked into the situation like an idiot, but despite the fact that any serious investigation of Burisma would look bad for Hunter, and possibly land him in hot water, his father Joe as VP was the strongest backer in the US of the efforts to get the investigation going properly. Sacking Shokin made it more likely, not less, that Hunter Biden would land in legal trouble, thus tarnishing his father's political reputation. If Joe Biden were corrupt he'd have pushed hard against any attempts to sack Shokin. |
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Did they? There's no evidence of that. |
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Not quite the same. It’s surely sordid, but it wasn’t quite gossipy. There was an actual thing called the Steele Dossier that detailed sordid activities. Stormy Daniels wrote a book that they may have covered. Those were newsworthy items. These underage sex rumors are just that. Nothing but pure gossip. No corroboration. No one credible willing to put their names on the line and say they actually saw this. That’s the definition of gossip. |
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The more I learn about this story, the less I think there's Russian disinformation behind it. It's just so damn dumb. They have to have better ideas than that.
I'm just picturing a young analyst in Moscow or wherever the hell these guys are, talking about a new scheme of "finding" an inappropriate email on a laptop but not bothering to actually fake one but actually it's child pornography but maybe it isn't and they're giving it to a computer guy whose security system doesn't work but he'll swear he saw Hunter Biden even though he's blind and his shop is nowhere near anywhere Hunter Biden would need a computer disposed of but only a couple of miles from Joe Biden's house and it must be an attempt to get rid of it because he was told to repair it and hold onto it but no one ever picked it up so instead he calls Steve Bannon who calls Guiliani who picks it up and calls Hannity's old producer to write a story that they need to get published without verification which even Fox News won't do despite everyone being on a first name basis with the hacks who work there so they'll go to the New York Post who'll run it but even their writers won't put their names on the byline and that will surely make it all airtight and convincing and then and then and then And then his supervisor would come over. He would pull up a chair, one of those old school, gray-painted ones with a thick metal frame and rolling wheels that squeal like nails on a chalkboard. He would look the analyst in the eyes, and softly say Comrade. Comrade Badenov. You are an excellent analyst. You have been pushing yourself too hard. I think you need a few days off. Go home. Come back when you are rested and dry. |
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Or maybe it's a meta disinformation scheme - designed to resemble disinformation schemes, only to raise doubts that it's a disinformation scheme, except it really is a disinformation scheme and being stupid enough to be real is part of the disinformation.
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I just remember how Trump told us how the truth was coming out any day now about Obama's birth certificate. He had sent a special investigator to Hawaii who had discovered explosive information! Then there's how they have all this HUGE evidence of the greatest political crime in US history like we've never seen of Obama spying on his campaign that.....went nowhere. Then there was all this evidence of Hillary's crimes through the years that ...well you get the idea. We're always going to all this evidence of some huge crime that just never seems to go anywhere. Same song, different tune.
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I just want whoever is reading this post to know: You are having a significantly better day than Rudy Giuliani.
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HEEEEERK! :gasp::sour::wide-eyed:hypnotize |
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The laptop really did belong to Hunter Biden, but he did not drop it off at any repair shop. Rather it was stolen from him, and, as others have suggested, now contains a mixture of his emails and files and forgeries from Russian intelligence. The whole repair shop story just doesn't pass a laugh test at all. |
So Bill Barr's "October Surprise" did happen. Just that it wasn't a surprise on the Democrats. It was a major back-fire on Trump by nutbag Rudi.
Surprise! :rolleyes: |
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Why make up a convoluted story about a laptop that either doesn't exist or has absolutely no connection to Hunter Biden? |
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Meh. I think it is Hunter's Macbook. And he did drop it off at the repair shop in Delaware. However, he gave the Macbook HD contents to someone* back in Dec. 2019 according to this article from Heavy (last updated Oct. 15 2020). Quote:
Therefore, it has already been checked out and nothing incriminating has been found. Giuliani is just trying to become a player again. *insert Government agency here. ETA: And Mac Isaac doesn't look blind in any of his pictures. |
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Look how insidious this purely fabricated propaganda** injected into the social media stream becomes fact or partial fact. **Because we have no evidence whatsoever that it is not fabricated. |
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