I actually very explicitly stated why I don't "like" your answer. Well, I thought I did but apparently it's beyond your comprehension. So here, I'll be even more explicit in my criticism: Your passive aggressive answer/non answer was designed for a conversation we aren't having. I asked a simple question because the conversation I wish to have about this subject is relatively simple. Your "answer" was a conclusion based on a conversation you wished to have instead of the one you were actually taking part in.
As for your reference to Hillary's emails; it's barely coherent.
your question: How is one of his advisers, and friend, meeting with the hackers a "rumor", exactly?
Answer: Its not.
Commentary: But what took place at said meeting currently is only rumors.
Your 2nd question: I'll ask again; how is a trump adviser and friend speaking directly with the hacker, by his own admission, a "rumor"?
Answer: ...its not
Commentary: Keep asking stupid question, you will get stupid answers!
"It doesn't matter if you believe me or not but common sense doesn't really work here. You're mad, I'm mad. We're all MAD here."
If those had been your answers than this conversation would have been a bit more amicable. However your answers were...
Lets do a play! ok my line is:
"If you have all this proof why don't you bring it to the FBI?"
then your line is:
"the investigation is still on going."
boy this fun!
So, not only do you fabricate conversations you want to have, you fabricate ones you think took place...that clearly did not.
As I said, you are particularly bad at this. From now on when someone asks you a straightforward and simple question you should answer it less like an overly sensitive victim and more like a functional adult. There's your free lesson for the day.
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"It doesn't matter if you believe me or not but common sense doesn't really work here. You're mad, I'm mad. We're all MAD here."
A Russian who might have illegally hacked the democrats to swing the election.
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Why is a million dollar birthday gift bad?
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Trump foundation and university got closed down because they were basically scams but the Clinton foundation is running just fine. Trump used money donated to his charity to pay off a judge. He laundry money for the Russian mafia.
Trump might be using the presidency to enrich himself. He and the republicans got some pretty hefty donations from Betsy Devos. Trump might also value his fortune over the country with a weak travel ban that doesn't even target the top exporters of terrorism. Foreign politicians stay at his hotels for massive mark ups to be respectful.
Trumps lied about saving jobs, keeping jobs, and saving us money on a new jet.
Trump tweaking his policies around what's best for him is an ugly precedent. He and Bannon might want a terrorist attack to happen though to push for another war in the Middle East. They could also push for an ineffective bans that they know democrats will fight. They can then blame the next terrorist attacks on democrats which is scummy and puts peoples lives at risk for hopes of a reelection which is cancerous behavior.
I can't wait for a tax funded wall and stories of contractors that are friends of the president getting rammed through the approval process.
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The bias in our discussion is limited to you and your penchant for fabrication. My interest in Stone's role isn't based in political opposition. It doesn't take a particular ideology to find this situation interesting and worth knowing more about. The political nonsense that comes into play here is the Trumpeteers shouting for all to hear that "there's nothing to see here".
There most definitely is more to see, and drawing a conclusion in either direction at this point is senseless.
And for your entertainment, you choose to defend Trump in every thread. Hooray.
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Don't worry about Allybeboba. All she does is try to pull the bullshit semantics game.
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Because its their guy that they wanted to win.
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Have any evidence of anything you claimed? Because even the FBI hasn't confirmed any of this bullshit.
You know that Russian Dossier that came out a couple of months ago from Ex-MI6 agent Christopher Steele? Well, since Trump was elected, it has slowly been confirmed piece by piece. Not the golden showers part, yet, but a lot of the rest of it has been.
ALL HAIL TRUMP. Nothing to see here people. Move along. No investigations please. We don't want any investigations. Trump is an innocent good God fearing man who would never do anything wrong. But that Hillary. Man Hillary is guilty of like everything ever because she sent some emails. Not that there was anything incriminating in them but... EMAILS. HILLARY. OBAMA. BUT HILLARY. BUH BUH BUH EMAILS, BENGHAZI!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is fucking hilarious coming from one of the more biased on here.
Pot meet kettle.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
I think the main problem is over stating their "meeting" like you did in #62 above, when it seems limited to some online messages. We can call it "speaking directly", sure. The other thing that is true, but possibly misleading, is the "trump advisor", given that he is a Breitbart Author, since I guess you can't call them journalists, really.
So, you have an author that did an article about a hacker, whom the hacker then contacted, and afterwards the two had more direct communication, to what purpose we do not know. This was quite obviously long after the DNC hack itself, and there was no record of contact before the article, I believe. Certainly I haven't read anything about any contact from the time-frame of the actual DNC hack itself.
I'm not saying by any means that he didn't have contact with the hacker later on as a part of the Trump political machine, just that what is in these articles isn't proof of that or much of anything else. Some of the communication was even public, I believe.
"I only feel two things Gary, nothing, and nothingness."
Its kind of amazing to live in a world where someone like Roger Stone is relevant.
Is he crucified yet? You can't have any ties with Russians, even if through an intermediary.
Although that hacker claims to have hacked the DNC, we don't actually know if that is true yet. WikiLeaks insists their source is an insider. Recent reports have indicated the CIA has the ability to mimic Russian hackers; others likely have this capability as well.
I don't really think we have any idea what actually happened, until the investigations are complete.
Also, Roger Stone is hardly a "Trump adviser". He is a dirt digger who left the campaign in August. I'm not sure why it's surprising that a professional dirt digger was digging dirt. /shrug
This whole Russian hacking thing could lead to some sort of Watergate revelations, but I sort of doubt it gets back to Trump.
He was an adviser and remains a confidante of Trump. Hes a longtime friend of Trump. That is not arguable.
But yes, I misspoke and called it a meeting the first time, and corrected it the 2nd time around. However, what we have is a longtime friend, adviser, and confidante of Trump having self-admitted direct backchannel communications. What that tells us is there is a connection that needs to be scrutinized and investigated; not dismissed and handwaved.
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He's more than a "dirt digger" who left the campaign. It seems odd that there is a constant effort to downplay any connection Trump associates have when they suddenly reveal they have connections to Russians or hackers. Well, it's not really odd as much as it is expected.
His job is to dig up dirt. That is how he has spent his career. I don't know why anyone would refute that basic fact.
This guy is not a key campaign person, any more than that dossier guy was a key Clinton adviser. Since Stone is so irrelevant, it isn't exactly a scandal that reaches the president, imo.