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with the express purpose of disrupting the election in a way which harmed Clinton's chances of winning.
Where was this purpose expressed?
with the express purpose of disrupting the election in a way which harmed Clinton's chances of winning.
I don't know when "circumstantial" became a dirty word for evidence.
A literal smoking gun would be circumstantial evidence.
DNA is circumstantial evidence. So are fingerprints. So is just about everything except witness testimony directly about witnessing the crime, direct confession or recording of the crime happening.
This idea that circumstantial evidence is weak is just bizarre.
Poe's law strikes again. I can't tell if you're being satirical.At least 99.9% of us international skeptics knew all along there was no 'collusion' with Russia. Its not only because we are really smart skeptics. It is also that we already knew the media promoting the claim were (still are) the PR wing of the failing liberal establishment/democrat party.
One silver lining of the debacle is that other people are waking up to we what we knew all along about those so called journalists, although some may never accept reality.
Nonetheless we mustn't become complacent. Be ready for the next load of BS coming from that PR wing of the failing liberal establishment/democrat party, the failed liberal media.
International skeptics are the best !!! We rock !
The Russia CTists handed him a terrible weapon. It's a boomerang as I mentioned in passing around a year ago or when I lost interest in this BS "debate". It will continue to hurt until they get it and start to care about actual politics that are popular with ordinary people and could beat him. Which likely won't occure until it is too late.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=12127430#post12127430me said:Nobody is denying that the Russians preferred Trump over Killary, not least because of his campaign promises about trying to fix the relationship that had so much suffered due to the machinations of mostly Obama's State Department and CIA.
As to the "Collusion" conspiracy theory, at the forefront of research is now who did what in the small group which hoaxed that CT. The FBI side is pretty clear, the DoJ side is under increasing open source investigation at the moment.
As a main goal of the hoax dossier was to get a warrant to spy on the political opponent, which was successful and led to the gotcha! moments with Flynn and Papadopoulus, it is totally clear that no surprise revelations are to come from the Mueller investigation. Because if there were a there there, we would know for a long time already, thanks to the surveillance.
The revelations to expect are in the investigation of the conspirators to hoax a conspiracy.
Results due in January.
me said:It is almost 2018, Squeegee. You have been waiting faithfully all the time, and I told you all the time it is in vain. Saint Mueller isn't coming. You've been fooled. To the extent that everybody who hasn't is a "Russian agent" in your mind. That's embarrassing.
Let me help you out. The first part is satirical. The second and third are not. The last line is definitely satirePoe's law strikes again. I can't tell if you're being satirical.
"I don't think Jew-martians flew hologram plane rockets into the towers, I'm just asking questions1!11"Why of course I'm not defending Trump! I'm just a fair-mined arbiter of the facts.
Anywho... here's some grade-A conspiracy theory Trump propaganda I'm peddling:
That was almost 2018. And then in almost 2019 I told you again how the fact that Saint Mueller didn't come up with something before the midterm elections was more and conclusive evidence that there was no there there. Too lazy to search for that, maybe do it yourself.
At least 99.9% of us international skeptics knew all along there was no 'collusion' with Russia.
Politicians always lie. It's a skeptic's job to discern fantasy from reality. Turns out they're not very good at it.
I always thought the line, "If Mueller had something, he'd've released it by now" was self-evident. I've said that sentence the few times the discussion came up IRL. Can't even remember if I said that here. It was so obvious I didn't think it was necessary.
I always thought the line, "If Mueller had something, he'd've released it by now" was self-evident. I've said that sentence the few times the discussion came up IRL. Can't even remember if I said that here. It was so obvious I didn't think it was necessary.
Where was this purpose expressed?
Until any of it is released, let's call it the Barr Report.
Maybe he has.
All we need now is for Trump's DoJ boss to let us see it.
I'm not under any such impression. That's why I asked quadraginta to support his claim about the "express purpose" of the trolling.If you are under the impression that trolls generally admit they are trolling and will even tell you the purpose they have in mind for their trolling then I'm afraid you've been misinformed.
I think the first is generally accepted.On the other hand, it is known that Putin operates a troll farm and it is known that Putin preferred Trump over Clinton.
We can certainly infer it from there, but that's very different from what quadraginta actually claimed. If your problem is the claim of "express purpose", then you and I are in agreement, and your complaints should be directed at quadraginta, not me.It shouldn't be too hard to figure things out from there.
I find this "we don't really know if there was collusion because AG Barr won't release the full report," to be both amusing and pathetic.
It reminds of the 9/11 Truthers always yelling, "we don't really know what happened because there was never a full investigation!"
Skeptics have lost their way.
I'm not under any such impression. That's why I asked quadraginta to support his claim about the "express purpose" of the trolling.
I think the first is generally accepted.
How do you know that Putin preferred Trump?
We can certainly infer it from there, but that's very different from what quadraginta actually claimed. If your problem is the claim of "express purpose", then you and I are in agreement, and your complaints should be directed at quadraginta, not me.
(7/16/2018 Helsinki)Yes, I did. Yes, I did. Because he talked about bringing the U.S.-Russia relationship back to normal.
I find this "we don't really know if there was collusion because AG Barr won't release the full report," to be both amusing and pathetic.
It reminds of the 9/11 Truthers always yelling, "we don't really know what happened because there was never a full investigation!"
Skeptics have lost their way.
If one doesn't think that the Trump Tower meeting wasn't collusion then they don't know what the word means.