He visited the Russian consulate in HK (for a birthday party no less) before he left and his main legal advisor was the lawyer from Wikileaks , a Russian intel cutout.
All just coincidence I guess.
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He visited the Russian consulate in HK (for a birthday party no less) before he left and his main legal advisor was the lawyer from Wikileaks , a Russian intel cutout.
All just coincidence I guess.
https://time.com/5902557/hunter-biden-rudy-giuliani-ukraine/
https://time.com/5902557/hunter-biden-rudy-giuliani-ukraine/
https://time.com/5902557/hunter-biden-rudy-giuliani-ukraine/
It was a meth pipe. If you got something so basic wrong, why would anything else you said be true?
This after "US intelligence agencies warned the White House last year that Rudy Giuliani was the target of an influence operation by Russian intelligence, as he gathered information he thought would expose the Bidens."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/giuliani-bi...
Forgive me if i'm fast forwarding past the obvious lies and openly mocking all those who can't do the same.
That doesn't corroborate the story, it compromises it.
You missed my sarcasm. If you believe son of the Vice President abandoned his laptop in rural Deleware to a Trump supporter to eventually give it to the Trump campaign, I have several bridges in NY to sell you.
Yes I am aware. Bret Stephens was hired to write headlines like this, to appeal to the "fair and balanced" crowd (which will always fail, nothing will ever be enough).
Makes perfect sense, if you want it to.
https://www.lawfareblog.com/steele-dossier-retrospective
The idea that it was/is fake is a lie direct from Trump's mouth.
The degree in which you "fall for it" is the degree in which you want to see Trump reelected. No one that could fog a mirror would normally believe such nonsense.
The "repair shop" is almost certainly a poorly-convinced backstory as to the origin of the hacked materials.
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-intelligence-analysts-hac...
But you are right in saying that hasn't been confirmed yet.
Works for a while, not forever.
With all due respect, there is nothing 'new' about QAnon. It's the same recycled theories about santanic pedophiles tweaked slightly to fit new surroundings. I would argue a new banality of evil that Facebook/Instagram/Twitter provides, where dangerous lies reside right next to actual news and photos of people's kids.
Society has mostly been run by autocratic systems. If we are determined to make democracy work, conspiracy and anti-fact ideologies are existential threats.
The way i've heard it explained that makes the most sense to me: "people are convinced (rightly) that there is something wrong with our world and society, they just don't know what it is. Conspiracies provide answers and a framework to accommodate that feeling."
The opposite of knowledge isn't no knowledge, it's bad knowledge. The creation of a parallel reality is not so unreasonable response to nothing nothing about our current reality.
We all need something to hold on to.
Status is something we choose to opt-in to. You can choose to ignore it as well.
Assange had a TV show on Russian State television in 2012.
Yes all he had to gain was international celebrity.