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Is not what Facebook said.
No really, Facebook, a $500 billion company, actually thinks that $50,000 worth of ad revenue is news and quite literally could have changed the course of American history.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
Yes. And fake news. And stuff.
But....
Is not what Facebook said.
No really, Facebook, a $500 billion company, actually thinks that $50,000 worth of ad revenue is news and quite literally could have changed the course of American history.
Did their efforts matter? Who knows. Did they try? Yeah, I think they did? Was Donny Jr anxious to find any dirt he could from Russia? I'll let you answer that one.
Side note: It's my theory that Sorch Faal was practice.
Bringing down the most powerful country on earth with facebook posts.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
Bringing down the most powerful country on earth with facebook posts.
I said that I think they were messing around, trying to influence the election. I don't see how that equates with bringing the country down.
I don't think I said that.
Ok if it was just messing around, how does that jive with now saying what the Russians did in this election was new or unprecedented.
Unless members of the Trump campaign were involved. Unless money was involved.
If the Russians did not hack the DNC, there is literally ZERO justification for any of these investigations.
Yes, indeed. But being an unabashed megaphone is a bit different from pretending to be something else.
Hell the entire BBC was a megaphone for Hillary
No. It isn't.
Its utter nonsense.
Correct. But I find the evidence which we have been provided to be quite convincing. It could turn out to be nothing. But I don't think it will.
OK, so you don't have any proof of this dreadful supposed Russian meddling in the election.
Good. Because it was a joke.
I am, however quite interested in your "Sorch Faal" theory. This is a novel one and sounds like it could be very entertaining
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
Yes. And fake news. And stuff.
But....
Is not what Facebook said.
No really, Facebook, a $500 billion company, actually thinks that $50,000 worth of ad revenue is news and quite literally could have changed the course of American history.
Did their efforts matter? Who knows. Did they try? Yeah, I think they did? Was Donny Jr anxious to find any dirt he could from Russia? I'll let you answer that one.
Side note: It's my theory that Sorch Faal was practice.
Wow.
Hahaha! At least you are honest.
Those pesky russians.
Bringing down the most powerful country on earth with facebook posts.
I am sure Trump can dig up some Chinese facebook accounts for whoever runs against him in 2020, and then we can rwally start using the FBI to turn the screws against his opponent.
And eta, if russian fake news and facebook pages are such a serious issue, what do you call over 90% of the US main stream media being anti Trump?
I guess we need fisa warrants and specil investigators to look into the democrats that were colluding with the MSM>
originally posted by: Phage
I don't think I said that.
Unless members of the Trump campaign were involved. Unless money was involved.
Yes, indeed. But being an unabashed megaphone is a bit different from pretending to be something else.
No. It isn't.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: ReadingOne
Correct. But I find the evidence which we have been provided to be quite convincing. It could turn out to be nothing. But I don't think it will.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
You've seen all of the evidence that I have. If you think Facebook is the whole of it you are rejecting the rest.
Your option.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
I don't think I said that.
Ok if it was just messing around, how does that jive with now saying what the Russians did in this election was new or unprecedented.
Unless members of the Trump campaign were involved. Unless money was involved.
If the Russians did not hack the DNC, there is literally ZERO justification for any of these investigations.
Yes, indeed. But being an unabashed megaphone is a bit different from pretending to be something else.
Hell the entire BBC was a megaphone for Hillary
No. It isn't.
Its utter nonsense.
I didn't say "just messing around." I said "messing around."
Now you are saying they were just messing around.
I'm not sure what you're referring to. But if there is something to investigate, shouldn't Sessions get on the stick?
And the fact hillarys team verifiably worked to get russian sanctions lifted and got paid for it but are somehow not under investigation further proves this is all about politics.
I'm not sure the flow would have been in that direction.
So if Trump what, gave money to a russian to say good things about him, this somehow is a big deal?
I don't think that's a strong possibility. But I think it is a possibility that there was discussion about what was released when.
At first it was Trumps team colluded with russia on illegally hacking the DNC.
Impressive runon sentence there. But I get your drift. What would justify the investigation would likely be similar to what was used to justify the issuance of a FISA warrant. Evidence presented to a judge.
How a candidate that was backed by just about every influential media organization in the western world can claim that Russia posting stories even if fake that favored Trump justifies the insane investigation is nonsense.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Grambler
I didn't say "just messing around." I said "messing around."
Now you are saying they were just messing around.
I'm not sure what you're referring to. But if there is something to investigate, shouldn't Sessions get on the stick?
And the fact hillarys team verifiably worked to get russian sanctions lifted and got paid for it but are somehow not under investigation further proves this is all about politics.
I'm not sure the flow would have been in that direction.
So if Trump what, gave money to a russian to say good things about him, this somehow is a big deal?
I don't think that's a strong possibility. But I think it is a possibility that there was discussion about what was released when.
At first it was Trumps team colluded with russia on illegally hacking the DNC.
Impressive runon sentence there. But I get your drift. What would justify the investigation would likely be similar to what was used to justify the issuance of a FISA warrant. Evidence presented to a judge.
How a candidate that was backed by just about every influential media organization in the western world can claim that Russia posting stories even if fake that favored Trump justifies the insane investigation is nonsense.
Awesome, we got back to the topic.
Ukrainian government officials tried to help Hillary Clinton and undermine Trump by publicly questioning his fitness for office. They also disseminated documents implicating a top Trump aide in corruption and suggested they were investigating the matter, only to back away after the election. And they helped Clinton’s allies research damaging information on Trump and his advisers, a Politico investigation found.
Evidence has been released suggesting DNC operatives may have worked with the government of Ukraine to manufacture evidence against Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump’s onetime campaign manager who has emerged as a central figure in the Russian meddling probe. After speaking with the Ukrainian National Anti-corruption Bureau (NABU), I wrote in this space a year ago that they knew at the time that a “ledger” published in The New York Times supposedly showing that Mr. Manfort received illegal payments from a source tied to ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was bogus. NABU investigators clearly said at the time that the newspaper took the phony document from the internet.
This week, Ukrainian parliamentary member Andrei Derkach sent a letter to the country’s chief prosecutor demanding an investigation into illegal collusion with the Clinton campaign to defeat Mr. Trump.
“Only a transparent and thorough investigation into the unlawful interference of Ukrainian officials with the U.S. election campaign can restore the trust of our strategic partner,” Mr. Derkach wrote.
But the FISC has declined just 11 of the more than 33,900 surveillance requests made by the government in 33 years, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. That’s a rate of .03 percent, which raises questions about just how much judicial oversight is actually being provided.