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originally posted by: Britguy
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Claim.
Evidence that checks out.
Belief.
Ah!
A bit like the multiple claims of Russia invading Crimea / Ukraine?
A bit like the claims of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq?
A bit like the claims the US government was "surprised" by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour?
See, we get bombarded all the time with claims of things by the government and it's agencies, while they never actually produce any evidence to back it up, yet people claim it's from credible sources.
originally posted by: sosobad
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Once again nothing new here, was reported by Turkish media 2 months ago it is not a RT story but you can't see past those 2 letters.
As for not credible meaning not wrong what is the meaning of that? How is something right and not credible at the same time? You are just trying to muddy the waters. For shame, for shame.
RT and link is broken
Nothing credible I can see as of now.
Seriously, are you even reading before spewing Putin approved rhetoric?
originally posted by: sosobad
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Your first post
RT and link is broken
To be honest I don't give a toss what you do and do not find credible and I doubt many others do either, our little back and forth was initiated by you with the tag line
Nothing credible I can see as of now.
Seriously, are you even reading before spewing Putin approved rhetoric?
What Putin approved rhetoric, please point it out. Attacking because people have a different opinion from you. How childish
This will be my last response to you as I really don't care what your opinion is on this.
originally posted by: Britguy
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Ah! The old "stay on topic" response? That's a bit tired and lame but still used by a few on here when faced with a challenge of their views.
Once again you fail by quoting events, but not presenting actual evidence of the official narrative. Simply saying it is true is hardly evidence at all.
I understand that goes for both sides, but simply dismissing something as not being credible because it was stated by someone in opposition to your currently held views is both blinkered and laughable.
originally posted by: sosobad
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Once again nothing new here, was reported by Turkish media 2 months ago it is not a RT story but you can't see past those 2 letters.
As for not credible meaning not wrong what is the meaning of that? How is something right and not credible at the same time? You are just trying to muddy the waters. For shame, for shame.
originally posted by: Britguy
what has this post got to do with Pearl Harbour? Simple answer is nothing as I was using it, along with the other examples, as instances of complete BS and lying by government on the official narrative.
It was very much "On Topic" as the topic under discussion at the time was "credible sources" of news. I wasn't making Pearl Harbour, Iraq or Crimea / Ukraine the topic of discussion, merely using them as examples of the lies governments tell us without providing one shred of evidence to back them up with.
Given Turkey's actions in working with ISIS and acting as the NATO / US agitator recently, is it really a stretch to believe they have not supplied Sarin or other agents to the terrorists?
my currently held views (which you clearly don't even know what they are since I would not in the least be surprised if Turkey was involved).
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: sosobad
Let's clear the air. RT does not = wrong. But they ARE happy to publish absolute crap. So when you see RT, it means dig deeper, not it's wrong.
To claim it's on RT is a logical fallacy, and I call out logical fallacies on both sides.
read it again.
To be honest I don't give a toss what you do and do not find credible
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: sosobad
Let's clear the air. RT does not = wrong. But they ARE happy to publish absolute crap. So when you see RT, it means dig deeper, not it's wrong.
To claim it's on RT is a logical fallacy, and I call out logical fallacies on both sides.