Hillary Clinton

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  1. MeAgain

    MeAgain Dazed & Confused Lifetime Supporter Super Moderator

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    That's your opinion nothing more. You have no facts.

    Whereas the FBI, CrowdStrike, ThreatConnect, and Mandiant independent security firms have evidence that points to the Russians in the form of the times the hacks occurred, the dates, the programming, and the similarity to methods used by the Russian groups APT28 and 29. In addition an IP address known to be used by Russia to attack the German Parliament was found coded into malware on the DNC server.

    Then we have the leaked documents that were modified by “Феликс Эдмундович,”, the ones with the hyperlinks in Cyrillic, the inability of the supposed hacker to communicate in Romanian even though that is where he claimed he was from, his poor understanding of English which quickly improved dramatically indicating a group effort, and that's just for starters. ~ Motherboard
     
  2. MeAgain

    MeAgain Dazed & Confused Lifetime Supporter Super Moderator

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    Julian Assange is appearing more and more to be nothing more than a Russian front man.
     
  3. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    Snopes has been shilling for the DNC since the beginning of their existence. It started out a husband and wife team with no prior experience in investigative research. And they've been caught presenting misinformation plenty of times.


    The Clintons have a long history of their enemies dying mysterious deaths.


    So are you trying to convince me that it's all Russia's fault that Hillary cheated in her primary?
     
  4. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    Wikileaks is offering $20,000USD for information leading to the conviction for the murder of Seth Rich
     
  5. newbie-one

    newbie-one one with the newbiverse

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    There seems to be a general consensus that Russia hacked the DNC. There is not a general consensus that Russia was Wikileak's source

    Assange stated that the DNC has been hacked multiple times, indicating that there could be multiple possible sources for leaked documents.

    He also stated that wikileaks has DNC documents which post-date all known hacks, including the Russian hack. If so, that suggests that either Russia is not the source, there has been a subsequent Russian hack, or that wikileaks has mixed document sources.
     
  6. Meliai

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    Julian Assange working for the Russians - does this sound completely fucking ridiculous to anyone else?

    We're talking about a man who basically sacrificed his life to fight for the freedom of the press, or, ya know, did exactly what other journalists should do but don't because most of them work for giant media conglomerates who are monetarily in bed with the government

    And we are supposed to believe this last bastion of journalistic integrity is working for the Russian government well known for their dirty habit of suppressing the press?

    Whatever floats your boat and keeps you from thinking too hard about what Wikileak's leak actually reveals, I guess. Lets just all fall into left over Cold War fears instead.
     
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  7. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lbu1VXZIsI
     
  8. Asmodean

    Asmodean Slo motion rider

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    That's not what he is sayng at all. Are you kidding/trolling? I don't see how you get there in earnest.


    I think it is unlikely, and that there are indications something russian had something to do with it could also be a false setup. But we are not sure and I think it is not wrong at all to keep that in mind. People posing theories as certain is getting terrible annoying. Posing it as such doesn't make one look smarter at all (on the contrary, more stupid gullible or plain misleading), or make that persons theory more true. By all means share your thoughts (really! :)) but keep it real.
    It could very well be the truth is somewhere in the middle here. Maybe Assange made a practical deal with Russia while he was there (a pragmatic one that even if it did benefit Russia it also did not hurt his journalistic goal, as all this info was ment to become public at one time in one way or another?). I admit readily that's just a thought!! :p
     
  9. MeAgain

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    No they don't.

    No, because she didn't.

    Offer Some Evidence

    No Voter Fraud in Arizona

    Kentucky Machines Checked

    No Evidence of Fraud in California

    Iowa Caucus not an Election

    Fraud and Theft in Iowa

    Now I'm not going to insult anyone's intelligence by asserting that voter fraud doesn't happen in all elections to all parties and candidates, there is always some degree of fraud going on, but Hillary Clinton is not directly responsible for any of it any more than Donald Trump is.
     
  10. MeAgain

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    Willingness to sacrifice your life is not a guarantee of anything truthful or respectable as we can see when confronted by suicide bombers.

    Now let me be clear, I am not proposing any conspiracy theory or any definite factual evidence that Assange is working with the Russians, I'm just raising a question that occurred to me as I see what WikiLeaks releases. They have released stuff on the Afghan war, Baghdad airstrike, Iraq war, Guantanamo, U.S. State Department, U.S. Congress, Britain's Barclays Bank, etc.

    I just find it odd that I can't seem to locate any leaks involving Russian improprieties. Is Russia so clean that Assange never seems to find anything wrong with them? Am I missing something? Please cite some major revelations of Russian documents concerning Russian deeds.

    Then we have the DNC leaks. Assange is well known for attacking Clinton, this release wasn't timed to hurt her?
    Then we have this ridiculous reward, please.

    Maybe I'm completely wrong, it just looks suspicious and it's just my present opinion...it could change.

    WikiLeaks, Snowdon, Russia
     
  11. newbie-one

    newbie-one one with the newbiverse

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    It may be that Russia is sufficiently authoritarian to keep a much tighter grip on its documents.

    A PBS documentary alleged that Putin was in fact responsible for orchestrating bombings in Russia, and then blaming the Chechens, as a scheme to win his first election. It further alleged that the bombing sites were quickly bulldozed, and that anyone trying to investigate was either jailed or killed.

    Bullets and jail cells go a long way toward silencing whistleblowers.


    It's seems entirely plausible that Assange released the documents to damage HRC. She apparently is keen on prosecuting him, and Assange may be pushing back.

    If potential sources fear that they might be assassinated, even if those fears are unfounded, it could have a chilling effect.
     
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  12. 6-eyed shaman

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    I ask because many Hillary supporters I encounter are making feeble attempts to dismiss her blatant corruption by directing all blame on Putin.

    Oh really?
    http://www.govtslaves.info/comprehensive-clinton-body-count-list/
     
  13. MeAgain

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  14. pensfan13

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    That's what you do.
     
  15. MeAgain

    MeAgain Dazed & Confused Lifetime Supporter Super Moderator

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    True, but I try to relate my beliefs to facts. I attempt to do that by separating the data from the interpretation of that data, cross referencing that data with multiple sources, checking out those sources for reliability, remaining open to accepting that I may be wrong, and asking others to check my beliefs and refuting them if possible.

    I then apply reason, hopefully, to analyze the reliability of my beliefs.
     
  16. pensfan13

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    I believe that you believe that.
     
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  17. newbie-one

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    I've only checked two of the links that you posted, the last two. Both of those seem to me to support the position that the DNC/HRC campaign engaged in voting fraud, rather than rebut the point.

    The "Iowa Caucus not an Election" link indicates that the Iowa Secretary of State responded to numerous complaints of fraud by tweeting that it was a caucus, not an election. In other words, if I am interpreting this correctly, the DNC can't be prosecuted for election fraud, even if they manipulated the voting results.

    The "Fraud and Theft in Iowa" link dismisses some manipulation issues as trivial, while confirming others:

    Given that the DNC was packed with HRC supporters, and that the DNC Chair was a former co-chair of HRC's 2008 election campaign, there is reason to believe that there was bias toward HRC. The wikileaks documents confirm that members of the DNC, including the DNC chair, openly conspired to engage in tactics to sway the election toward HRC, as well as acted to do so.

    It is entirely plausible that Bernie won the popular vote by a significant margin, and the DNC's arcane calculation methods (or outright fraud) distorted election results in HRC's favor.
     
  18. newbie-one

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    I'd consider debating this further, if there is someone other than you who has read my posts on the subject, yet is still confused about what I meant.
     
  19. MeAgain

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    I asked you a simple question, is the Clinton Cash video true or not?
    Is there any evidence for the allegations made in the video?

    You are unconcerned if ACORN was right or wrong.
    Then you attempt to demonstrate that ACORN was in fact wrong.
    You are unconcerned over whether the Breibart site is legitimate.
    You make claims that certain actions by ACORN where illegal, when they have been found not to be.

    Finially you state that the Clinton Cash video shouldn't be dismissed out of hand, which it wasn't, it was dismissed on glaring factual errors.

    I'm not really confused as to what you mean. What you mean is that ACORN and Hillary Clinton are guilty of illegal and immoral acts even though you and no one else has ever been able to supply facts to back up those accusations. And further you really don't care in any facts support your position at all.
     
  20. Pressed_Rat

    Pressed_Rat Do you even lift, bruh?

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    If the system didn't want the information to come out, the media would not report on it. I personally believe Assange is a sort of intelligence asset who leaks information the system wants leaked to create controversy. But I know people here will scoff at that.
     
  21. MeAgain

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    Well, check out the others.

    First let's start off by explaining that primary voting is always done at the local level. The candidates can not and do not have control over what goes on in every voting precinct in the United States.
    Second, let's recognize that there is always some voter fraud or manipulation in every election. Again elections are held at local levels by ordinary people, ordinary people manipulate elections from time to time, always have. That doesn't mean the fraud is necessarily sanctioned by the place of polling, the local, state, or national officials, or any of the candidates.

    Hillary Clinton, herself, has never been shown to encourage, order, sanction, or participate in any voter fraud.

    So what did the article say that I linked?

    No conspiracy, no systemic issues.....some local yahoos got carried away. That's all.

    Then we have an out of state precinct captain:
    Of course no such strategy was found.

    As far as the raw votes go...that's the way the Democrats do it....nothing new here. That's how they did it in 2008.


    No conspiracy. Did you read what was said in those emails. A few off hand remarks.

    No it isn't, just saying it is doesn't make it so. Show the evidence...not these little snipets and accusations...evidence!
     
  22. Asmodean

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    People mainly scoff at such considerations when they are posted as fact or certain, when they in no way seem to be. When it is brought as what it is, your personal thought/belief (and of course it doesn't hurt sharing how you got there) people IN GENERAL (of course some will keep shitting on everything that sounds like it could be 'conspiracy theory') will see and react much more reasonable to it.
     
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