You need to make your way out of your mom's basement first before you can sit the grown up tableHuMcK said:Rawhide said:Hey, aren't you the idiot that tried to defend biden at the exact same time he was fubar'ng the Afghanistan pull out?HuMcK said:
Do you even know what DNS is? As Durham points out in the filing, they also had data going back to 2014 and the Obama White House, did they spy on Obama too? The DNS lookups aren't what Durham takes issue with, he's criticizing that they only handed over a limited set of the data to take it out of context.
I'm the guy you follow around like a lost puppy dog, barking at for some attention.
Good dog. Now go away while adults speak.
Yeah this is absolutely criminal.D. C. Bear said:If this is accurate, would it not seem to be criminal at some level?Doc Holliday said:Durham takes issue with the fact that the DNS data was manipulated.HuMcK said:
Do you even know what DNS is? As Durham points out in the filing, they also had data going back to 2014 and the Obama White House, did they spy on Obama too? The DNS lookups aren't what Durham takes issue with, he's criticizing that they only handed over a limited set of the data to take it out of context.
According to Durham, Joffe collected DNS traffic pertaining to a healthcare provider, Trump Tower and Trump's central park west apartment building. He also says that Joffe and his associates MANIPULATED that data to make it seem like Trump and those in his circle had suspicious interactions with IP's affiliated with a Russian mobile phone provider.
What happened next is this Joffe manipulated and falsified data was given to Sussman who then delivered it to the CIA along with his fake Alfa Bank hoax materials.
Do you know that HRC promised Joffe a top WH job?
BREAKING: Hillary Clinton ignores questions from a Daily Mail reporter about revelations from Durham that her 2016 campaign paid for illegal spying on Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/q351KxGO43
— X Strategies LLC (@XStrategiesLLC) February 15, 2022
LOL, I was wearing disguises to pass satellite spy gear cloaked in concealment devices to foreign nationals abroad before (apparently) you were born. Same for face to face brush passes in hostile 3rd country environments. You have literally no idea what you are talking about when you use the words "clandestine" or "tradecraft."HuMcK said:whiterock said:
I mean, if Team Trump was allied with the Russian government, why the need for any of that? Why the need to meet at a cigar bar with Deripaska? Why the need to meet to get derogatory information from anyone? Wouldn't it just be passed clandestinely, or via technical communication?
Good lord, do I have to explain signals interception to you now too? I hope you weren't trying to exchange large data files with your sources over digital means, because I can almost guarantee you someone was reading that mail. I can't get over how laughable that is, you seriously just asked me why would someone prefer a face to face handoff instead of anything else for confidential meetings. Like wow that is some elementary stuff.
And are you saying that there is no "non-intelligence" justification for the Manafort meetings?
That a backdoor channel of communication to foreign leaders/governments is not appropriate?
Did the Trump campaign have similar meetings with people from other countries, friendly and not?
Are you saying that no US presidential campaign can meet anyone other than a potential US voter?
And that if they do so they are committing espionage?
I'm saying Russia is a hostile nation that was concurrently hacking Trump's opponent and to his benefit. No it absolutely is not appropriate to have that kind of backchannel communication (which they lied their asses off to conceal) while that was going on. If it was anyone else but your party leader you would be up in arms at how shady that was.
Young man.
You have made so many logical leaps strung together only by ignorance.
Quit making a fool of yourself.
This couldn't have been pulled off without the media participating and people falling susceptible to gaslighting. Humck and other pro government extremists make up their minds through arguments from authority: "If the feds and media say it, it must be true". They falsely believe that messaging is a consensus on the topic instead of realizing it's actually part of the corruption.whiterock said:LOL, I was wearing disguises to pass satellite spy gear cloaked in concealment devices to foreign nationals abroad before (apparently) you were born. Same for face to face brush passes in hostile 3rd country environments. You have literally no idea what you are talking about when you use the words "clandestine" or "tradecraft."HuMcK said:whiterock said:
I mean, if Team Trump was allied with the Russian government, why the need for any of that? Why the need to meet at a cigar bar with Deripaska? Why the need to meet to get derogatory information from anyone? Wouldn't it just be passed clandestinely, or via technical communication?
Good lord, do I have to explain signals interception to you now too? I hope you weren't trying to exchange large data files with your sources over digital means, because I can almost guarantee you someone was reading that mail. I can't get over how laughable that is, you seriously just asked me why would someone prefer a face to face handoff instead of anything else for confidential meetings. Like wow that is some elementary stuff.
And are you saying that there is no "non-intelligence" justification for the Manafort meetings?
That a backdoor channel of communication to foreign leaders/governments is not appropriate?
Did the Trump campaign have similar meetings with people from other countries, friendly and not?
Are you saying that no US presidential campaign can meet anyone other than a potential US voter?
And that if they do so they are committing espionage?
I'm saying Russia is a hostile nation that was concurrently hacking Trump's opponent and to his benefit. No it absolutely is not appropriate to have that kind of backchannel communication (which they lied their asses off to conceal) while that was going on. If it was anyone else but your party leader you would be up in arms at how shady that was.
Young man.
You have made so many logical leaps strung together only by ignorance.
Quit making a fool of yourself.
You still missed the point of my rhetorical question about espionage. If there really was the kind of clandestine relationship you mentioned, none of the things they did would have been necessary. (in other words, you do not even fully understand the implications of the argument you are making). A clandestine relationship is clandestine, and by definition you do not see it. Because professionals know how to keep it clandestine (like by not taking a high roller into a public place where other high-rollers congregate). Thousands of intel officers all over the world committing thousands of operational acts every year, and how often does it make the news? (exceedingly rarely, which ironically makes it easier for a partisan press to portray innocuous contact not being concealed as a "clandestine relationship" in order to inflame radical partisans like you.)
The reality is this: A US presidential campaign faces an onslaught of people, from both inside and outside of the country, seeking to build relationships which can be exploited for jobs or policy benefits should that campaign win. What you are doing is spotlighting a single one of those efforts, imputing without evidence that it was far more than it was, and concluding it was espionage (because you need it to be espionage to keep the Russia Hoax alive). Put the Jergins away and throw the towel in the dirty clothes hamper. You're too old to keep trying to have fun that way.
You are being ironic, right? Please tell me you are being ironic…HuMcK said:Married A Horn said:
I didnt read any of your post, but do you not care that everyone is laughing at you right now? Making your fellow liberals who have given up on this cringe when they gloss over your posts does nothing to you?
You are a great example that astroturfing works as intended. Get out of your echo chamber sometime and smell some fresh air.
Durham: "If 3rd parties or members of the media have overstated, understated, or otherwise misinterpreted facts contained in the Govt’s Motion, that does not in any way undermine the valid reasons for the Govt’s inclusion of this information. https://t.co/pkjX22e1TO
— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) February 17, 2022
You and I would be in jail if we had done similar activities .cowboycwr said:
And the majority of the media is ignoring this story because it destroys the narrative they tried to build against Trump for 5+ years now as well as prove Hillary should be in jail.
Some things you should consider:HuMcK said:
You mean conservative media is lying? No way...!Durham: "If 3rd parties or members of the media have overstated, understated, or otherwise misinterpreted facts contained in the Govt’s Motion, that does not in any way undermine the valid reasons for the Govt’s inclusion of this information. https://t.co/pkjX22e1TO
— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) February 17, 2022
DURHAM: We filed the conflict of interest memo in the Sussmann case because one of the attorneys is mixed up in the matter of a potential abuse of a government contract...with the Executive Office of the President.
— Eric Garland (@ericgarland) February 18, 2022
🔥 pic.twitter.com/f8lqvKfk9U
Exclusive: Special Counsel’s Office Is Investigating The 2016 DNC Server Hackhttps://t.co/WoHtpKHNWc
— The Federalist (@FDRLST) March 10, 2022
NEW: Jury picked for Sussmann trial (a few openly pro-Dem folks including one who couldn't be unbiased if case was about Trump team member instead). Also, Elias expected to testify tomorrow & Durham made rare public appearance so we finally have new photo.https://t.co/WIo0V3x3ZV
— Jerry Dunleavy (@JerryDunleavy) May 17, 2022
Married A Horn said:
Another thing my kids asked was how many liberals would 'change' (admit they were wrong). I said absolutely zero. They arent disappointed one of their leaders committed treason, they are disappointed they got caught. Told them the phrase 'the end justifies the means' is everything to a liberal. That they would just find a way to blame trump or accuse him of other stuff.
...and sure enough.
democrats demonize themselves.. try living life without a label. Dont be binaryPorteroso said:Married A Horn said:
Another thing my kids asked was how many liberals would 'change' (admit they were wrong). I said absolutely zero. They arent disappointed one of their leaders committed treason, they are disappointed they got caught. Told them the phrase 'the end justifies the means' is everything to a liberal. That they would just find a way to blame trump or accuse him of other stuff.
...and sure enough.
You're growing a new crop of zealots, dehumanizing Democrats. Congrats?
All true.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 20, 2022
Bet most people still don’t know that a Clinton campaign lawyer, using campaign funds, created an elaborate hoax about Trump and Russia.
Makes you wonder what else is fake.
https://t.co/avtjEdthmA
Hillary Clinton is the nexus to all the Trump-Russia lies, but she thinks she's immune: @VDHanson https://t.co/k1Hz94ruFN
— Fox News (@FoxNews) May 21, 2022
LOL the trial is literally about how a campaign pushed a fake narrative into the FBI who used it to launch investigations.ATL Bear said:
So Hillary okayed the leak to the press of the bogus Trump/Alfa Bank/Russian tie? This according to her former campaign finance manager under oath?
whiterock said:ATL Bear said:
So Hillary okayed the leak to the press of the bogus Trump/Alfa Bank/Russian tie? This according to her former campaign finance manager under oath?
And still Huck will INSIST there was collusion between Trump and Russia.
But, but, Manafort!whiterock said:LOL the trial is literally about how a campaign pushed a fake narrative into the FBI who used it to launch investigations.ATL Bear said:
So Hillary okayed the leak to the press of the bogus Trump/Alfa Bank/Russian tie? This according to her former campaign finance manager under oath?
And still Huck will INSIST there was collusion between Trump and Russia.
The most succinct explanation of this tangled mess I’ve seen. pic.twitter.com/53l5rQuzEZ
— Shawn McCreesh (@ShawnMcCreesh) May 22, 2022
But, but.... 6 Jan!ATL Bear said:But, but, Manafort!whiterock said:LOL the trial is literally about how a campaign pushed a fake narrative into the FBI who used it to launch investigations.ATL Bear said:
So Hillary okayed the leak to the press of the bogus Trump/Alfa Bank/Russian tie? This according to her former campaign finance manager under oath?
And still Huck will INSIST there was collusion between Trump and Russia.
Cobretti said:The most succinct explanation of this tangled mess I’ve seen. pic.twitter.com/53l5rQuzEZ
— Shawn McCreesh (@ShawnMcCreesh) May 22, 2022
They're counting on the DC jury to acquit him knowing he's guilty because....Trump.Johnny Bear said:
Kind of surprised Sussmann hasn't been whacked…..ur……uh…..I mean "committed suicide" by now……….
HuMcK said:
You understand that, even if he losses at trial (he's got better odds than you would like), Sussman is probably not going to jail, right? Not for nothing, but this is exactly the kind of flimsy case you pretended the Flynn prosecution was, except I bet Biden doesn't just pardon the whole lot like Trump's corrupt ass.
That filing is the clearest admission you can expect from Durham that Fox news and others are straight up lying to you about "spying" on Trump. Durham has been going for 50% longer than Mueller now, and has jack to show for it so far except a taxpayer paid vacation to Italy, congrats.
Michael Sussman acquitted in one of the few cases so far stemming from the Durham probe into the origins of the Trump-Russia probe https://t.co/cpHc1LYmQL
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) May 31, 2022