His Name Was Seth Rich

[TheReal_ND]

https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/892494677823434753

[Penner]

Well since this topic was brought up by Nukedog:

The Fox News Channel and a wealthy supporter of President Trump worked in concert under the watchful eye of the White House to concoct a story about the death of a young Democratic National Committee aide, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

The explosive claim is part of a lawsuit filed against Fox News by Rod Wheeler, a longtime paid commentator for the news network. The suit was obtained exclusively by NPR.

Wheeler alleges Fox News and the Trump supporter intended to deflect public attention from growing concern about the administration's ties to the Russian government. His suit charges that a Fox News reporter created quotations out of thin air and attributed them to him to propel her story.

http://www.npr.org/2017/08/01/540783715 ... news-story

[TheReal_ND]

I believe it

[TheReal_ND]

https://archive.is/09IgQ

Also ^^^this^^^ is the archive. Don't give these pozed faggots clicks

[ssu]

I believe it

You do? Or is that sarcasm?

How the Seth Rich story is similar to the Pizzagate: both are basically ludicrous conspiracies that are honeytraps for Hillary haters and for the Trump-team that didn't care if it's true or not, but is useful if it stirs up the base. The Roger Stone approach, anything goes, if you can hurl it in the face of your opponent, no matter how ludicrous it is.

The problem is of course that it distracts from the true Clinton/DNC scandals. And of course this attitude (of anything goes) by the Trump team has really backfired on a huge scale with the Russia investigation. But hey, as Don Jr said when meeting the Russians, they loved it.

[TheReal_ND]

Well I was told that Russia Russia Russia is anything goes as well. Or do you have proof from your "17 bajillion IC agencies" finally? If you do let's hear it. Until then, the MSM, Finlanders, and the Clinton Crime Family have made it abundantly clear

Anything goes

[pineapplemike]

How do we all feel about Seymour Hersh? I only know of him through an old Common Sense podcast, I recall DC giving him journalistic respect. Anyway he says Seth Rich tried to sell DNC emails to Wikileaks.

Posted by Wikileaks:



https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/892510925244203008

[ssu]

Well I was told that Russia Russia Russia is anything goes as well. Or do you have proof from your "17 bajillion IC agencies" finally? If you do let's hear it. Until then, the MSM, Finlanders, and the Clinton Crime Family have made it abundantly clear

Anything goes

For starters, even Trump accepted that Russia did meddle in the election.

Oh sure, there's similar outrageous claims too. You can observe them easily as they vanish quite quickly after the brief moment in the limelight.

But look at the whole picture. Just look at what the Trump team has already admitted, how many times they have had to change to story here. And the intelligence operation of Russia is quite evident as only part of it was hacking and a lot of it in plain sight Russian media coverage, which isn't your standard reporting of elections.

We'll see the end result of this.

[TheReal_ND]

No you won't. The DNC is the one that made money off Putler. Even if Manafort and Kushner have business ties to Russia it's small potato dude. If someone offers opposition research from a different country it's not even illegal dude. Even if you don't take it *COUGH* unlike the DNC

You'll never see the end of anything as long as you live friendo.

[ssu]

How do we all feel about Seymour Hersh? I only know of him through an old Common Sense podcast, I recall DC giving him journalistic respect. Anyway he says Seth Rich tried to sell DNC emails to Wikileaks.

Few of the investigative journalist in the US.

But Mr Butowksy, after meeting with journalist Seymour Hersh, told Mr Wheeler he had a source within the FBI who could confirm that Mr Rich had been in contact with WikiLeaks. (Mr Hersh has since dismissed these claims as “gossip”.)

Media fight! Wikileaks going to the defence after the NPR article.

I think I'll wait to see what Hersh says now...