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06-15-2017 , 02:18 AM
That's like saying we can't convict trump of murder if he kills someone because an unrelated matter didn't have enough evidence. You're talking nonsense.
06-15-2017 , 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
Who said incapable of lying? What I will say is that their record is impeccable, beyond reproach.
This is only true if you are an idiot who buys into pizzagate as a real thing. Assange also tweeted antisemitic crap, but you love that stuff too.

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On the other hand, you have, in the intelligence community, a pack of liars who are terrified that Trump's network is going to permanently steal their places at the trough. The deep state (we can use that term now that it went mainstream, right?) would not be above lying to sharpen the appearance of impropriety. They see this period as facing an existential crisis. Plus they can afford to get caught lying because weak people like you will tolerate any amount of it. James Clapper lies to congress. You don't care. James Clapper the liar is promoted. You don't care. James Clapper the liar tells you something contradictory to what an honest person says. You believe Clapper (the liar). And if you find out he is lying here then no problem- you will happily believe the next thing he says.
I'm sure the intelligence community lies all the time. So does Russia. We have private companies confirming what the intelligence community says. But if their conclusions hurt deuces feels, he just claims they are part of the conspiracies. That's what worthless conspiracy theorists do.

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If Wikileaks was proved wrong their reputation would be ruined (not that their being honest has done anything in the eyes of the sheeple).
Their reputation is in tatters. You believe pizzagate. lol Deuces.
06-15-2017 , 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by leavesofliberty
Trump doesn't need to be directly connected though. There apparently was not enough evidence to open up an investigation on Trump, and without taking that step, obstruction of justice seems unlikely to stick
Nixon didn't order Watergate but definitely committed obstruction of justice in trying to cover it up.
06-15-2017 , 11:49 AM
By the way, is Sushy okay? I'm getting worried, not a peep since the Mueller news, it's unlike him to be so quiet. I hope he's alright.
06-15-2017 , 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 13ball
This is only true if you are an idiot who buys into pizzagate as a real thing. Assange also tweeted antisemitic crap, but you love that stuff too.
Wat? I remind you what a bold liar James Clapper is and you come back with this? lol you just really have nothing to say. That is nonsensical poo flinging.

Dueces: Let's think about this for a second.

One party has a record of complete honesty and excruciating commitment to accuracy. The other party are scheming liars, on the record lying huge, and have spent the last two decades trying to secretly record the American public- entirely record the entire American public (except them). If you haven't figured it out yet, this second party is dedicated to your manipulation and control.

Furthermore, the former party has a decidedly inside track on the matter at hand- they know their sources because they have to. And their ability to function is based entirely on their reputation, not on authority.

These two parties are telling you opposing ideas. Who should you believe?

13ball:..idiot...pizaagate.,,qua qua qua...assange..crap..antisemitic...you.

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I'm sure the intelligence community lies all the time. So does Russia. We have private companies confirming what the intelligence community says. But if their conclusions hurt deuces feels, he just claims they are part of the conspiracies. That's what worthless conspiracy theorists do.
But wikileaks doesn't lie. lol you are literally saying that, in the absence of actual evidence, you are going to choose to believe one of two liars who you know are liars even though the party who is most likely to know and be honest about this information is telling you the liars are false on this. You are hopeless.

And you really think Wikileaks advanced the pizzagate conspiracy? Wikileaks simply tries to give information in case, when you get woke, you might want to know what is going on. Hopeless.
06-16-2017 , 12:00 AM
edit: gotta read more first

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06-16-2017 , 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
But wikileaks doesn't lie.
You've said this. It's stupid and obviously wrong.

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lol you are literally saying that, in the absence of actual evidence
"Actual evidence" has been posted in this very thread.

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And you really think Wikileaks advanced the pizzagate conspiracy?
Of course they did:



And the stupid Clinton "earpiece" conspiracy theory:



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Wikileaks simply tries to give information in case, when you get woke, you might want to know what is going on. Hopeless.
It's amazing just how often this "information" mirrors what Russia believes:

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In April 2016, WikiLeaks tweeted criticism of the Panama Papers, which had among other things revealed Russian businesses and individuals linked with offshore ties (Vladimir Putin's associates had as much as $2 billion in offshore accounts).[350] The WikiLeaks Twitter account tweeted, "#PanamaPapers Putin attack was produced by OCCRP which targets Russia & former USSR and was funded by USAID and [George] Soros".[21] Putin would later go on to dismiss the Panama Papers by citing Wikileaks: "WikiLeaks has showed us that official people and official organs of the U.S. are behind this.”
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After President Trump's National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn resigned in February 2017 due to reports over his communications with Russian officials and subsequent lies over the content and nature of those communications, WikiLeaks tweeted that Flynn resigned "after destabilization campaign by U.S. spies, Democrats, press."
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In April 2017, the WikiLeaks Twitter account suggested that the Khan Shaykhun chemical attack, which international human rights organizations and governments of the United States, United Kingdom, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, France, and Israel attributed to the Syrian government, was a false flag attack.
WikiLeaks release excludes evidence of €2 billion transfer from Syria to Russia

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WikiLeaks threatened to retaliate against the reporters if they pursued the story: “Go right ahead,” they said, “but you can be sure we will return the favour one day.”
I guess technically that isn't a lie.

But why would Wikileaks do all of this shilling for Russia?

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In 2012 when WikiLeaks began to run out of funds, Assange began to host a television show on Russia Today, Russia's state-owned news network.[352] Assange has never disclosed how much he or WikiLeaks were paid for his tv-show.[352]
Oh.

Wikileaks is really into very stupid conspiracy theories, which explains why you like them so much. Unlike you, though, I don't think they actually believe them.
06-22-2017 , 01:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 13ball
You've said this. It's stupid and obviously wrong.
You've got wikilleaks lying? Where?

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"Actual evidence" has been posted in this very thread.
Again, where? When I tell you Clapper lied huge I can link to any number of videos or transcripts showing it. The way you just make assertions you cannot backup in any (wikileaks lying or evidence tying Trump to election hacking) just makes you look like a crazy person (but not as much as your wrestling fan blog does).

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Of course they did:
That's called trolling the media. And there is no lie there. Wikileaks tells the truth and only the truth, not like those who lie to your face because they know you are so subservient that you will act as though you believe them again and again.

You are conflating wikileaks analyses and their content. Their content is true. Nobody cares about their analyses.

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It's amazing just how often this "information" mirrors what Russia believes:
Their raw information is always correct, which is maybe why Russia believes it.
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But why would Wikileaks do all of this shilling for Russia?
Yep, that proves shilling for Russia. lol

How many more Russia based, nonsensical conspiracy theories you got?

Wikileaks is telling you what your government is doing to you and to the world in your name. If not for them you would not know. Instead of reaching around yourself and grabbing monkey poop to throw at them, maybe you should thank them. That's just a suggestion. You also have the option to continue on ignoring the fact that your government lies to you and violates the constitution to spy on you. And you will almost certainly take that option. I mean, I can't tell you with words what it feels like to be a man and not pretend to believe liars who have no respect for you. But I remain puzzled by that you apparently are not at all curious what that feels like.
06-22-2017 , 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
You've got wikilleaks lying? Where?
I guess spreading stupid lies about pizzagate doesn't count as lying because it's "trolling the media," huh? Or do you believe the secret pedophile ring in underground DC tunnels is factual? Don't answer.

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Again, where? When I tell you Clapper lied huge I can link to any number of videos or transcripts showing it. The way you just make assertions you cannot backup in any (wikileaks lying or evidence tying Trump to election hacking) just makes you look like a crazy person (but not as much as your wrestling fan blog does).
Wat? You said "in the absence of actual evidence" we should believe Wikileaks because they will never lie. But we have actual evidence and it's been posted in this thread.

One excerpt:

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The forensic evidence linking the DNC breach to known Russian operations is very strong. On June 20, two competing cybersecurity companies, Mandiant (part of FireEye) and Fidelis, confirmed CrowdStrike's initial findings that Russian intelligence indeed hacked the DNC. The forensic evidence that links network breaches to known groups is solid: used and reused tools, methods, infrastructure, even unique encryption keys. For example: in late March the attackers registered a domain with a typo—misdepatrment[.]com—to look suspiciously like the company hired by the DNC to manage its network, MIS Department. They then linked this deceptive domain to a long-known APT 28 so-called X-Tunnel command-and-control IP address, 45.32.129[.]185.
Now, those companies have never tweeted baseless conspiracies theories, so we should obviously trust them over Wikileaks.

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You are conflating wikileaks analyses and their content. Their content is true. Nobody cares about their analyses.
No one is arguing that the content of the leaks is false. (Although I posted a link alleging that they don't post anti-Russian stuff, even when they get it.) But the content being credible does not mean that everything Wikileaks says in credible. Only a fool would believe that.

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Yep, that proves shilling for Russia. lol

How many more Russia based, nonsensical conspiracy theories you got?
It doesn't prove anything, but explains why Wikileaks might lie about its source--even when there is public, credible evidence that the source is Russia. And the money trail here is better evidence than anything you have to support the stupid conspiracy theories that you believe.

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Wikileaks is telling you what your government is doing to you and to the world in your name. If not for them you would not know. Instead of reaching around yourself and grabbing monkey poop to throw at them, maybe you should thank them. That's just a suggestion. You also have the option to continue on ignoring the fact that your government lies to you and violates the constitution to spy on you. And you will almost certainly take that option. I mean, I can't tell you with words what it feels like to be a man and not pretend to believe liars who have no respect for you. But I remain puzzled by that you apparently are not at all curious what that feels like.
I can be against the government spying AND be concerned about Russia AND also question scumbags that spread harmful conspiracy theories.

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06-23-2017 , 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 13ball
I guess spreading stupid lies about pizzagate doesn't count as lying because it's "trolling the media," huh? Or do you believe the secret pedophile ring in underground DC tunnels is factual? Don't answer.
At no point did Wikileaks ever give false statements regarding pizzagate. Wikileaks relays true information. Their record is impeccable.

Are you even trying bro? I've got you arguing that Wikileaks are liars. Everyone knows they are not liars. You lose. You just never learn.

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Wat? You said "in the absence of actual evidence" we should believe Wikileaks because they will never lie. But we have actual evidence and it's been posted in this thread.

One excerpt:

Now, those companies have never tweeted baseless conspiracies theories, so we should obviously trust them over Wikileaks.
Are you even trying bro?

That is an old excerpt. That crowdstrike report has since been so ripped apart by cyber security experts that crowdstrike had to retract the key parts of their claim. Crowdstrike misrepresented data from a separate study, and the original authors stated so.

https://www.voanews.com/a/crowdstrik...p/3776067.html

Let's review this supposed evidence. The first thing to note is that the DNC refused to give the FBI their servers in order to investigate the hack. The only investigators to actually look at the servers were from the private company Crowdstrike, hired by the DNC. The CEO of that company is involved with an anti-Russian think tank and has given millions to the Clinton foundation. And, oh yeah, they had to rewrite their report after being caught misrepresenting data.

The DNC paid a private company to produce what it wanted. If not, why didn't they give their servers to the FBI? Private companies also bolstered the bogus intelligence claims getting us into the Iraq war so no surprise.

There is no proof or strong evidence presented which shows Russia hacked the DNC. There is no proof or strong evidence that Trump conspired with Russia to "hack" the election. These are facts. You can believe honest people or you can believe someone who lied to your face about spying on you. And, again, I just don't understand how you people think who would ever think that "James Clapper said..." is the start of a compelling argument. Think about that - lying to you about spying on you - that's really two big lies.

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No one is arguing that the content of the leaks is false. (Although I posted a link alleging that they don't post anti-Russian stuff, even when they get it.) But the content being credible does not mean that everything Wikileaks says in credible. Only a fool would believe that.
No one is saying everything they say is credible. And yes, it seems as though they probably are reluctant to publish items concerning Russia. Some of their analysis is bizarre. They no doubt see Russia the same way Washington does, as the last thing in America's way. However, on matters of fact Wikileaks delivers with incredible accuracy.
06-23-2017 , 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
At no point did Wikileaks ever give false statements regarding pizzagate. Wikileaks relays true information. Their record is impeccable.
Wikileaks spread the pizzagate story, and pizzagate is false. Apparently you think it's okay to spread false rumors about actual people being pedophiles?

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That is an old excerpt. That crowdstrike report has since been so ripped apart by cyber security experts that crowdstrike had to retract the key parts of their claim. Crowdstrike misrepresented data from a separate study, and the original authors stated so.
That report is "so ripped apart" that you give an example about the number of Ukranian howitzers--which Crowdstrile corrected.

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Let's review this supposed evidence. The first thing to note is that the DNC refused to give the FBI their servers in order to investigate the hack. The only investigators to actually look at the servers were from the private company Crowdstrike, hired by the DNC. The CEO of that company is involved with an anti-Russian think tank and has given millions to the Clinton foundation. And, oh yeah, they had to rewrite their report after being caught misrepresenting data.
You say "let's review the evidence"--and then don't mention ANY of the evidence. Amazing.

I know stupid conspiracy theorists have a million reasons why several notable cybersecurity companies might be wrong. But evidence exists. You can try to pathetically handwave it away because Crowdstrike made a mistake about Ukrainian howitzer information. But "absence of evidence" was a flat out lie.

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The DNC paid a private company to produce what it wanted. If not, why didn't they give their servers to the FBI? Private companies also bolstered the bogus intelligence claims getting us into the Iraq war so no surprise.
Funny how dip**** conspiracy theorists demand reams of evidence, yet believe that the DNC and Crowdstrike are fabricating reports with ZERO evidence to back it up. I guess the DNC paid the other companies to reach the same conclusion? Great theory.
06-23-2017 , 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
makes you look like a crazy person (but not as much as your wrestling fan blog does).
excuse me?
06-23-2017 , 11:01 AM
Good question.
06-23-2017 , 02:15 PM
Fox and Friends appears uncertain about the nature of multi-floor office buildings in large cities, what with them representing Real America and all:

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Comey, accompanied by his wife, Patrice Failor, visited one of the 25 floors in the building that is not occupied by the Times to attend an event for Court Appointed Special Advocates, a nonprofit organization that trains volunteers to represent abused and neglected children.

This was not some new cause adopted as a cover story. Comey and Failor, who have five children of their own, were foster parents during Comey's first stint in Washington, at the Justice Department under George W. Bush, and when they lived in Connecticut, during Comey's time at a hedge fund.
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Yet the hosts of “Fox & Friends” on Friday repeatedly suggested that the true purpose of Comey's visit to 620 Eighth Ave. was to meet with reporters, despite the Times saying no such meeting occurred.

“The New York Times gets a special visitor,” Jillian Mele told viewers during a news break. “The Daily Mail got these pictures of former FBI director James Comey stopping by their office in Manhattan. He reportedly spent three hours inside. The visit comes after he admitted leaking private conversations he had with the president to the Times.”
Fake news!
06-23-2017 , 09:02 PM
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06-23-2017 , 10:28 PM
Didn't trump brag about 'keeping him honest' just today? Official tweets.
06-23-2017 , 11:08 PM
J.Edgar. Comey.
06-23-2017 , 11:25 PM
Distraction J. trump.
06-25-2017 , 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by juan valdez
excuse me?
That was my mistake. I get 13ball confused with another poster named master3004. I have exchanged with both of them numerous times in the 9/11 thread. In that thread, I sort of deal with people according to how I see their intelligence/education level. I have those two ranked very close and so I sometimes confuse the two.

It is actually Master3004 who, it was disclosed in the 9/11 thread, has a bizarre fantasy wrestling sex fetish which he writes about on this site.

My bad.
06-25-2017 , 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by 13ball
Wikileaks spread the pizzagate story, and pizzagate is false. Apparently you think it's okay to spread false rumors about actual people being pedophiles?
No, wikileaks did not spread the pizzagate story. Not at all, and the fact that you would assert that means you just have no commitment to the truth. Wikileaks published the email correspondence of John Pedesta. Some other people (the common belief is that it originated in 4chan or some message board), not in any way associated with Wikileaks, decided to apply their own analysis to the Podesta's emails and the bizarre behavior of his associates. The tweet you posted of wikileaks pointing to the press covering pizzagate is not Wikileaks spreading pizzagate. In fact, IIRC, what Wikileaks pointed to was a mainstream press giving credibility to pizzagate. Wikileaks has explicitly stated that they don't endorse the pizzagate conspiracy theory. At the same time, they do acknowledge that there is some bizarre **** going on in the emails. I think that is undeniable.

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You say "let's review the evidence"--and then don't mention ANY of the evidence. Amazing.
You cited the Crowdstrike report as the evidence of Russian hacking. I gave reasons why that evidence isn't credible, with citation. Do you want more citation? Do you question anything I posted? It seems like you are just saying I didn't discuss the evidence when I discussed the very thing you cite as evidence.

I know it is easier to just make things up than actually deal with the criticisms of the evidence. Like, I know it is difficult to explain why the DNC would not allow the FBI or DHS to inspect their servers. It's difficult for you, I mean, because you would have to reconcile it with your immovable presumption that Russia did the hacking and the DNC is honest. If you start with no presumptions, however, it's really not too difficult to explain the DNC's secrecy on the matter. Their behavior is consistent with only one motive - don't want the truth out.

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Funny how dip**** conspiracy theorists demand reams of evidence, yet believe that the DNC and Crowdstrike are fabricating reports with ZERO evidence to back it up.
Let's get one thing straight - you are promoting a conspiracy theory. You are saying Russia hacked the DNC and is in league with Trump and/or Wikileaks. You are saying this based on a privately funded investigation, the main claims of which had to be retracted because they were demonstrably false. So let's get another thing straight - the crowdstrike report has been proven false.

The DNC is hiding the evidence from those who they don't influence directly, namely the FBI and DHS, because they want their assertions, not the evidence, to speak. This is so obvious that even a mainstream establishment dog like Jake Tapper has to say something.

https://twitter.com/jaketapper/statu...73197119004672
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Some of you are going to dislike hearing this but the DNC's inadequate response to FBI/DHS on 🇷🇺 hack is a legit question
You like tweets? Feast on that tweet, twit. Your own side is caving in, hitting their own teeth together after trying to chomp down on the big nothing burger. That means it's time for you to fold up shop too, sheeple. The herd is moving away from a lie which was unsustainable. Time to follow.
06-26-2017 , 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Deuces McKracken
what Wikileaks pointed to was a mainstream press giving credibility to pizzagate. Wikileaks has explicitly stated that they don't endorse the pizzagate conspiracy theory.
Wikileaks absolutely spread the story by posting a link to the local CBS affiliate report. It was known then that the pizzagate story was a fabrication. And this was after a gunman showed up at Comet Ping Pong, endangering innocent lives. Even Alex Jones had starting deleting pizzagate videos after that attack.


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You cited the Crowdstrike report as the evidence of Russian hacking. I gave reasons why that evidence isn't credible, with citation. Do you want more citation? Do you question anything I posted? It seems like you are just saying I didn't discuss the evidence when I discussed the very thing you cite as evidence.
You talked about one minor point about Ukrainian Howitzers in the CS report--a point which they addressed. You did not address any of the evidence I quoted.

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I know it is easier to just make things up than actually deal with the criticisms of the evidence.
I'll deal with criticisms of the evidence when you actually make some.

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Like, I know it is difficult to explain why the DNC would not allow the FBI or DHS to inspect their servers. It's difficult for you, I mean, because you would have to reconcile it with your immovable presumption that Russia did the hacking and the DNC is honest. If you start with no presumptions, however, it's really not too difficult to explain the DNC's secrecy on the matter. Their behavior is consistent with only one motive - don't want the truth out.
This is a distraction. I imagine the DNC didn't trust the FBI.

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Let's get one thing straight - you are promoting a conspiracy theory. You are saying Russia hacked the DNC and is in league with Trump and/or Wikileaks.
Russia hacking the DNC is supported by a lot of evidence. They also hacked other Democratic orgs and used a sophisticated phishing attack against Podesta and 4,000 other targets.

I have no idea if Trump or anyone from his campaign was colluding with Russians, but it could have happened, especially since Trump and Sessions and Flynn keep lying about their Russian meetings.

Wikileaks has been paid by Russia and has blatantly promoted Russian interests. I don't trust them, but I don't know if they are guilty of anything. It's also possible that Russia duped them and they do not know the true source of the DNC hack.



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You are saying this based on a privately funded investigation, the main claims of which had to be retracted because they were demonstrably false. So let's get another thing straight - the crowdstrike report has been proven false.
This is a pathetic lie. The "main claim" of the report was not about Ukranian Howitzers. That doesn't even make sense.

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The DNC is hiding the evidence from those who they don't influence directly, namely the FBI and DHS, because they want their assertions, not the evidence, to speak.
But the FBI concluded that Russia was behind the hacking...In fact, the FBI tried to warn the DNC, but failed. (This may be why they don't trust them.) So the FBI thinks the evidence is good enough.

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You like tweets? Feast on that tweet, twit. Your own side is caving in, hitting their own teeth together after trying to chomp down on the big nothing burger. That means it's time for you to fold up shop too, sheeple. The herd is moving away from a lie which was unsustainable. Time to follow.
So instead of dealing with the evidence of Russian hacking, you post a tweet, call me a name, and declare victory. You're a special kind of stupid.
06-26-2017 , 12:42 PM
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crowdstrike had to retract the key parts of their claim
To be clear, this is a blatant and stupid lie. I originally thought the report Deuces is referring to was on the DNC hack, but it's this report on Russian hacking in Ukraine:

https://docs.voanews.eu/en-US/2017/0...27e3907a89.pdf

What were those retractions?

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The company removed language that said Ukraine's artillery lost 80 percent of the Soviet-era D-30 howitzers, which used aiming software that purportedly was hacked. Instead, the revised report cites figures of 15 to 20 percent losses in combat operations, attributing the figures to IISS.

The company also removed language saying Ukraine's howitzers suffered "the highest percentage of loss of any ... artillery pieces in Ukraine's arsenal."
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Finally, CrowdStrike deleted a statement saying "deployment of this malware-infected application may have contributed to the high-loss nature of this platform" — meaning the howitzers — and excised a link sourcing its IISS data to a blogger in Russia-occupied Crimea.
Nothing to do with the DNC and nothing to do with the evidence of hacking.

This is the problem with stupid, lying conspiracy theorists. They care nothing for the truth. Deuces conflated two reports hoping to confuse the issue or was too dumb to realize that the reports were different. Either way, lol Deuces.
06-26-2017 , 01:58 PM
Sorry, it appears I was wrong that nobody was talking about Russia "hacking the election".

Kellyanne ****ing Conway: "It's the Obama administration that was responsible for doing absolutely nothing...with the knowledge that Russia was hacking into our election."

The Trump administration now claiming Russia "hacked into our election"? Interesting tactic, let's see how it works out for them!

      
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