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originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: Skyfloating
So, since Trump was "pals" with the Clintons... does that him part of the ""Cabal Cultist"" then?
Common Sense Soapbox is with Linda Griesemer-Robertson.
11 hrs ·
Okay, it’s time to just blow this wide open. “We should believe Dr. Ford! She took a polygraph! That means she’s telling the truth!” Sorry, but that’s not how this really works. In fact, if anything, the polygraph results further destroy her already flimsy story and lack of credibility.
First, the examination didn’t happen at a police station or even an office. It was at Ford’s hotel. Bizarrely, the person conducting the polygraph — who was a third-party examiner and not a law enforcement official — had Ford scribble down her nearly 40-year-old memory of the drunken party, and then asked her two vague questions.
1) Is any part of your statement false?
2) Did you make up any part of your statement?
This is absolutely important to understand: Again, the polygraph test didn’t actually ask the main accuser any questions about Kavanaugh. His name was never brought up by the interviewer. Instead, Ford was simply asked if she she believed her own hand-written statement.
It gets even more strange, as nowhere in that written statement does the name “Kavanaugh” appear, either. Furthermore, she scratches out corrections on her own statement and if you listened to her testimony yesterday, her story has shifted once again from the statement posted here. Oh, and icing on the cake, the statement to the polygrapher also contradicts the July 30th letter to Diane Feinstein and then another contradiction to her Washington Post story.
July 30 (to Dianne Feinstein): “It was me and four other people.”
August 7 (to polygraph examiner): “There were four boys and a couple of girls.”
September 16 (to Washington Post reporter): “There were three boys and one girl.”
The fact that Ford “passed” the polygraph based on a statement that she later herself contradicted while telling the story to other people shows how unreliable this “evidence” truly is.
The August 7 examination, held in a Maryland Hilton Hotel, consisted of a one-page, handwritten statement by Ford, an interview and two questions: Is any part of your statement false? And, Did you make up any part of your statement?
She answered both with a no. The Virginia-based examiner, Jeremiah Hanafin, noted both answers were deemed "not indicative of deception"
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: doobydoll
originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: doobydoll
She crossed out early 80's
Crossed people out for boy's
said 2 persons (lEO Talk) crossed that out
and also apparently wrote it drunk
Oh ya.
Someone telling her to be as vague as possible regarding the date of the alleged assault, resulting in her crossing out the word 'early'?
The same someone reminding her to be more specific than 'persons', and making her write 'boys'?
She's being coached.
I think it was being dictated to her.
originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: Skyfloating
You cant be an athiest and satanist at the same time. Athiests believe in no god.
originally posted by: doobydoll
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: doobydoll
originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: doobydoll
She crossed out early 80's
Crossed people out for boy's
said 2 persons (lEO Talk) crossed that out
and also apparently wrote it drunk
Oh ya.
Someone telling her to be as vague as possible regarding the date of the alleged assault, resulting in her crossing out the word 'early'?
The same someone reminding her to be more specific than 'persons', and making her write 'boys'?
She's being coached.
I think it was being dictated to her.
Take a look at the handwriting in the statement and compare it to that of the signature at the bottom. They're written by different hands.
Statement written by a left hand, signature a right hand?
It looks like someone else wrote it out and she signed it. If she didn't write it herself then it would make sense of the many corrections. It wasn't Ford who was being dictated to, it was her doing the dictating and someone else scribbled it down. She then read and pointed out corrections, and signed it.
Also, I've often been interviewed by police and given statements many many times. If ever I made any corrections to any part of any statement, each correction had to be initialled by myself to verify the changes were mine and not someone else's. All my statements also had to be signed by myself at the top and bottom of each page and directly underneath the last sentence of my statement, so nothing can be added in later (should anyone have such an idea of doing so). Nothing like that with Ford's statement. Those corrections/changes could have been made by someone else after she signed it.
I don't know if it's all different over there in USA tho.
SOROS STRIKES AGAIN: Flake screamer/assault victim is co-exec. dir. of the Soros-funded left-wing group Center for Democracy & Center for Democracy Action Fund.
I just hope the FBI gives her a real Poly Test. That one is sure to give her the rope she requires.
originally posted by: Jusvistn
a reply to: Quadrivium
If I am ever in any trouble, I sure do hope I get the chance for only 2 questions during a polygraph ..... I have never heard of such a thing! A two question polygraph?
And the handwritten note looks like it was written by a 4th grader.
Marc Raymond Mendoza
27 September at 03:17 ·
Someone just sent me a video recording they made playing a voicemail they received from CNN producer Scott Bronstein. Sender's husband is an 87 Yale graduate. CNN is proactively contacting Yale alumni who were in Pierson Residential College seeking character assassination of Kavanaugh.
Tell CNN how you fell.
CNN Scott Bronstein (202) 898-7972