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originally posted by: Greggers
originally posted by: WhyDidIJoin
a reply to: xuenchen
Oh man, hook line and sinker!!!! This is a 4Chan HOAX
This has been discussed in this thread already. It does not appear to be a 4Chan hoax, at least not conclusively, and certainly not in its entirety.
The primary allegations come from a former intelligence operator and do NOT involve hookers or sex or peeing.
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: Spiramirabilis
Only it's all fake based on a hoax originating on 4chan to troll the media.
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Greggers
originally posted by: WhyDidIJoin
a reply to: xuenchen
Oh man, hook line and sinker!!!! This is a 4Chan HOAX
This has been discussed in this thread already. It does not appear to be a 4Chan hoax, at least not conclusively, and certainly not in its entirety.
The primary allegations come from a former intelligence operator and do NOT involve hookers or sex or peeing.
But that is the confusing part.
If the original report did not include those things, then how did it end up getting added to it? The intelligence agencies apparently met with Trump and Obama about these allegations.
So are you suggesting the we the people should take the media and intelligence agencies word on Russia, despite the fact that when they do release some of their evidence it is proven to be false. But we should trust them without any evidence on all of their other claims.
It makes no sense. If part of this document is proven to be false, I am not going to believe the rest of it.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Greggers
Look how mediate spells "sources". No ethics, no editors...good god journalism is dead.
The intelligence community also knows his cources and considers them”credible”
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: Greggers
Sorry, you are wrong and so is everyone else grasping at this straw. 4chan has the cached threads which I posted previously. Their threads are identical to what we see in the report and are from SEVERAL MONTHS AGO.
We also know Jake Tapper is now recanting his report.
It's so obvious this was a media troll job.
originally posted by: Greggers
First, none of it has been proven to be false.
Just like none of it has been proven to be true.
originally posted by: Greggers
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Greggers
originally posted by: WhyDidIJoin
a reply to: xuenchen
Oh man, hook line and sinker!!!! This is a 4Chan HOAX
This has been discussed in this thread already. It does not appear to be a 4Chan hoax, at least not conclusively, and certainly not in its entirety.
The primary allegations come from a former intelligence operator and do NOT involve hookers or sex or peeing.
But that is the confusing part.
If the original report did not include those things, then how did it end up getting added to it? The intelligence agencies apparently met with Trump and Obama about these allegations.
So are you suggesting the we the people should take the media and intelligence agencies word on Russia, despite the fact that when they do release some of their evidence it is proven to be false. But we should trust them without any evidence on all of their other claims.
It makes no sense. If part of this document is proven to be false, I am not going to believe the rest of it.
First, none of it has been proven to be false.
Just like none of it has been proven to be true.
Furthermore, neither the CIA nor CNN or any other media outlet that I'm aware of has claimed the allegations to be true.
The story is that the CIA thought it was worthy of sharing with the President and President Elect.
Anyone who has followed the UFO forums around here knows our intelligence agencies have a habit of collecting every relevant piece of intelligence and filing it away for safe keeping, whether it's true or not. Evidently they thought this was worth sharing in the Presidential briefing, perhaps because of the potential for blackmail.
originally posted by: raymundoko
originally posted by: Greggers
First, none of it has been proven to be false.
Just like none of it has been proven to be true.
You just engaged in the biggest logical fallacy and you know it. It is false until proven true, that's how it works.
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: Greggers
Can you actually click my name and search my posts?
Don't be lazy guy. (Honestly, I expect nothing less from you right now though...)
Source
Your link uses one image of the cache, but there are literally hundreds on this topic. That source only uses about 5 or 6 I think.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Grambler
For some reason I wager these stories will avoid the moniker "fake news".