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The whole wild rumor comes from the original NYTimes fake story.
originally posted by: RomeByFire
a reply to: Grambler
I thought The NY Times was fake news, though?
ETA: according to the alt-right, they are fake news!
The whole wild rumor comes from the original NYTimes fake story.
Which one is it?
Are they fake news or not?
originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: network dude
You don't know everything?
So what that post means is that it appears the authority is delegated from the president to the attorney general. It doesn't mean that the President sees/signs/authorises it directly.
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: RomeByFire
a reply to: Grambler
I thought The NY Times was fake news, though?
ETA: according to the alt-right, they are fake news!
The whole wild rumor comes from the original NYTimes fake story.
Which one is it?
Are they fake news or not?
We had this conversation on a different thread and you didn't respond.
They have a heavy left lean, have said they are out to get Trump, have asked people to break them the laws to get Trumps tax returns.
Despite this, they claimed there were wiretaps.
But fine whatever. What do you consider a real news source?
You already looked ridiculous on another thread saying you don't trust releases from wikileaks, who haven't posted one ever document deemed fake.
And you are all over ATS chuckling about how right wing people can't cite the NYT because its fake news.
So why don't you contribute to the conversation. Please give us your real news sources.
Please give us your real news sources.
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: RomeByFire
Well thanks! And keep poppin in threads to yell fake news and then put an emoji.
You are really adding a lot to the conversation!
originally posted by: network dude
Every day I find out more things I didn't know. Like what a FISA court is and how the president would have to be completely inept in order to not know what was being discussed with regards to it.
Investigations aren't started by first leveling accusations then looking for evidence. That's called a witch hunt. Trump has produced all of zero evidence for his claims.
LONDON — A former British legislator is at the heart of the Trump administration’s explosive allegation that President Barack Obama was spying on him during the 2016 campaign.
But who exactly is Louise Mensch?
For starters, the politician-turned-journalist is the writer behind an article published on the eve of the election titled: “EXCLUSIVE: FBI ‘Granted FISA Warrant’ Covering Trump Camp’s Ties To Russia.”
The article, published on the right-leaning, libertarian website Heat Street, did not create much of a stir at the time. But it has come under the spotlight after Trump, in a tweetstorm over the weekend, accused Obama of wiretapping his offices during the election campaign. Trump compared the alleged bugging to the Watergate scandal, but he has not offered any evidence to back up his claims. In tweets on Monday, Mensch emphasized that her reporting does not back up Trump’s wiretapping claim, even though the White House cited her article to justify the allegation. She stressed that her reporting refers to a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court warrant and does not mention anything about wiretapping.