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originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
At the same time, I saw someone post elsewhere that if Democrats/DNC/Clinton didn't kill Seth Rich, and given he was a relatively connected DNC employee, it isn't insane that they would be looking out for his family. In fact, it could be seen as them doing he and his family a solid post-mortem.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: underwerks
That theory does not fit the facts at all.
The Democrats blame of the Russians lies in Russian IP's hitting their system to directly access the emails.
Getting them from Seth Rich would not fit that scenario at all.
I don't doubt that Russian IPs were accessing their system. Russia IPs hack everyone, everywhere, every day. There were certainly other countries also attempting to access their systems.
I'm not sure, but wasn't his dnc position reasonably solid? Like like not entry level?
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
At the same time, I saw someone post elsewhere that if Democrats/DNC/Clinton didn't kill Seth Rich, and given he was a relatively connected DNC employee, it isn't insane that they would be looking out for his family. In fact, it could be seen as them doing he and his family a solid post-mortem.
I seem to remember Seth Rich being referred to as a low level number cruncher (by the Democrats) when the story of his murder first broke.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Ares2493
Exactly.
The IP claims are about as reliable as the Russian malware they say were found on the server. They do not mean anything, because they are very commonly used.
Eta... I think my post you are referring to was misunderstood... for the second time, which means I probably did not word it well. I had been replying to someone who claimed Russians killed Seth Rich. I was saying that this claim could not even be backed up by the Democrat version of events, because they claimed the Russians accessed the server, not used an inside source.
originally posted by: Ares2493
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Ares2493
Exactly.
The IP claims are about as reliable as the Russian malware they say were found on the server. They do not mean anything, because they are very commonly used.
Eta... I think my post you are referring to was misunderstood... for the second time, which means I probably did not word it well. I had been replying to someone who claimed Russians killed Seth Rich. I was saying that this claim could not even be backed up by the Democrat version of events, because they claimed the Russians accessed the server, not used an inside source.
Heres my problem with the whole investigation. Since a third party had access to the servers, in this case the "evidence", isnt there a chain of custody issue? how can the fbi claim anything is legit if a external company had it for more than a year. Plenty of time to wipe them up and then frame another entity.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Ares2493
That is definitely one of the most concerning things. Why did the DNC not let the FBI check the server?
The third party could have easily planted malware or manipulated logs.
That is one of many clues that make it look like they are hiding something.
originally posted by: Ares2493
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Ares2493
Exactly.
The IP claims are about as reliable as the Russian malware they say were found on the server. They do not mean anything, because they are very commonly used.
Eta... I think my post you are referring to was misunderstood... for the second time, which means I probably did not word it well. I had been replying to someone who claimed Russians killed Seth Rich. I was saying that this claim could not even be backed up by the Democrat version of events, because they claimed the Russians accessed the server, not used an inside source.
Heres my problem with the whole investigation. Since a third party had access to the servers, in this case the "evidence", Isnt there a chain of custody issue? how can the fbi claim anything is legit if a external company had it for more than a year. Plenty of time to wipe them up and then frame another entity and fabricate logs.