Except the lot of us are condemning both sides of evidence. Here in the US, I'm saying that the information that they presented was a load of shit. I get why they're doing it, but a grand reveal for that kind of information is very, very lackluster. However, so is a grand reveal of Putin's great, great granddaughter's kindergarten art project.
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Once again, the fact the U.S. has not yet released the evidence you seek does nothing to strengthen Russia's. Their "evidence" exists independently. I laid out the flaw in your thought process multiple times a few pages ago.
It's weird you haven't grasped this concept regarding the evidence by now.
The U.S. says it has "new evidence" that Russian forces have been firing artillery across the border to attack Ukrainian military positions, and that Moscow is planning to ship powerful rocket artillery to the rebels it backs in the country's east.
"We have new evidence that the Russians intend to deliver heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the separatist forces in Ukraine, and have evidence that Russia is firing artillery from within Russia to attack Ukrainian military positions," State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said during a daily briefing.
"I can't tell you what the information is based on," Harf said. That's probably because to many people laughed at the other evidence from twitter and you tube.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/...ps?ft=1&f=1001
It's based on sattelite images that were also provided for BUKs in range; and you've seen them too. You can say you're not expert and cannot say using them if they are BUKs or not; but i provided this image to show that anyone saying "I don't remember them claiming that the Ukrainians had batteries in range" is essentially saying "I was not watching their video at all and is basing everything on media portrayal of events".
The map Russia provided is just a standard air defense plot. I used to do those by hand with chart pack tape. The difference is I knew the validity of the information I was making mine with. Russia provided images of "Gadfly" launchers that are so blurry there is no way to tell what they are. Briefing charts are not proof, they are an explanation of intelligence gathered, which properly would be attached to the brief.
And yet the experts telling you that the rebels discussed the downing of the airliner isn't enough.
Ladies and gentlemen, absurdity incarnate.
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No one involved in this discussion has said such a thing. I, and others, have said it's impossible to say they are or aren't because the photos are of such shit quality.
Keep up with the actual discussion and you won't have to make up your own in order to feel included.
With evidence from.... are you ready...you tube which was proven faked.
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The experts have lvl 10 wizard clearance and are looking at better photos they can't release to the public. Or you can listen to fake recordings on you tube.
Where was it proven to be fake? By who? A random youtuber? A player from Wow? Oh, the delicious irony.
Your level 10 wizard line is played. it wasn't funny the first time, and sure isn't the 10th. I'd suggest stopping but I kinda like that it highlights your obliviousness. Sort of like how your reply does nothing to address what I stated.
If you wish to believe they have better quality photos that they won't release that's fine. What you can't do is use that as evidence of anything. It's not worth a shit.