Hunter Biden - But His Emails! Hacking, Election Interference, Russian Ops

[Suranis]

[RVInit]

So, Hunter Biden owns three laptops (at least) that somehow found their way into someone else's hands?

Not buying it.

[p0rtia]

Also not buying it. That said, the original blind computer repairman story mentioned a laptop and an external hard drive. Rudy, who wouldn't know a thumb drive from a Roku, talks randomly about hard drives. IOW, "laptop" = "hard drive" to Rudy, and he uses the terms interchangeably. A bonus, since he is adding to the absurdity of the claim.

[bob]

So, Qanon?

It sure sounds that way!

But "Q clearance" is a thing; it is the DOE's rough equivalent of a top-secret clearance.

Any idiot, however, can go on FOX and claim to have such clearance. And then not provide evidence, or even an explain why such clearance was ever granted. Appeals to unverified (and unverifiable) authority do impress the gullible.

[Dr. Kenneth Noisewater]

So, Qanon?

It sure sounds that way!

But "Q clearance" is a thing; it is the DOE's rough equivalent of a top-secret clearance.

Any idiot, however, can go on FOX and claim to have such clearance. And then not provide evidence, or even an explain why such clearance was ever granted. Appeals to unverified (and unverifiable) authority do impress the gullible.

That is why I think he's just fucking with them. All the Q types on twitter are going nuts now and claiming he's Q.

[Foggy]

I think our interview is now over," [Giuliani] shouted, starting to tear off his microphone and flapping his hands in anger, before agreeing to stay until the end of the segment.

OMG, he took off his microphone? Did he have to tuck in his shirt?

[tek]

Why in heaven's name would Bobbleheadski have a Q clearance?

that is for "access to Special Nuclear Material"

He doesn't strike me as someone needing that sort of clearance..

also:

Anyone possessing an active Q clearance is always categorized as holding a National Security Critical-Sensitive position (sensitivity Level 3). Additionally, most Q-cleared incumbents will have collateral responsibilities designating them as Level 4: National Security Special-Sensitive personnel. With these two designations standing as the highest-risk sensitivity levels, occupants of these positions hold extraordinary accountability, having the potential to cause "exceptionally grave" or "inestimable" damage to the national security of the United States

[Sugar Magnolia]

Why in heaven's name would Bobbleheadski have a Q clearance?

that is for "access to Special Nuclear Material"

He doesn't strike me as someone needing that sort of clearnce..

He was an instructor for nuclear stuff when he was with the Navy I think.

[Suranis]

Even if he did, there's no way he would have it NOW, and even if he did, he would have no access to espionage grade info.

Its irrelevant anyway as its total bollox. He is just trying to muscle his way into the Q grift.

[much ado]

I'm starting to think that the Hunter laptop story is hurting Trump more than it helps. There is still no there there. They have not provided any access to the original emails that have metadata that experts can examine. The base loves it and believes it. But the rest of us recognize it for what it probably is: a completely (or largely) fake story. The lies coming from the Trump administration and campaign for the past 4 years have made most of us immune to this crap. Continuing to push this story does not win any new votes. It takes up oxygen. They should have some story about what Trump will do his second term, but there is nothing.

It just reminds us why we want to get rid of him.

[Somerset]

So, Qanon?

It sure sounds that way!

But "Q clearance" is a thing; it is the DOE's rough equivalent of a top-secret clearance.

Any idiot, however, can go on FOX and claim to have such clearance. And then not provide evidence, or even an explain why such clearance was ever granted. Appeals to unverified (and unverifiable) authority do impress the gullible.

Yeah. Sort of like bragging about sexual experience as a teenager. The truth is usually inversely related to the claim.

In my experience, people who have held high-level clearances are reluctant to even disclose that they've held them, let alone publicly brag about it.

[Orlylicious]

I'm starting to think that the Hunter laptop story is hurting Trump more than it helps. There is still no there there. They have not provided any access to the original emails that have metadata that experts can examine. The base loves it and believes it. But the rest of us recognize it for what it probably is: a completely (or largely) fake story. The lies coming from the Trump administration and campaign for the past 4 years have made most of us immune to this crap. Continuing to push this story does not win any new votes. It takes up oxygen. They should have some story about what Trump will do his second term, but there is nothing.

It just reminds us why we want to get rid of him.

That's why I'm strongly encouraging them to stay LASER-FOCUSED on this all week! Example:

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[much ado]

LOL!

Keep up the good work.

[Turtle]

So, Qanon?

It sure sounds that way!

But "Q clearance" is a thing; it is the DOE's rough equivalent of a top-secret clearance.

Any idiot, however, can go on FOX and claim to have such clearance. And then not provide evidence, or even an explain why such clearance was ever granted. Appeals to unverified (and unverifiable) authority do impress the gullible.

Yeah. Sort of like bragging about sexual experience as a teenager. The truth is usually inversely related to the claim.

In my experience, people who have held high-level clearances are reluctant to even disclose that they've held them, let alone publicly brag about it.

I know people in the DOE who went through the clearance process as they graduated college. They were in the cybersecurity track, now they don't talk about their job at all.

[Jim]

I know people in the DOE who went through the clearance process as they graduated college. They were in the cybersecurity track, now they don't talk about their job at all.

My older brother was in the air force in the 70's-early 90's, I had to be questioned (I was 18) along with most family members. He was in communications when he went in, can't tell us what he did while in.

[Orlylicious]

Thanks Much Ado! And Jennifer Rubin must have seen your comment too also

Jennifer 'Vote Early' Rubin @JRubinBlogger
The obscure conspiracy theories from Trump and the right-wing media now only provoke eye-rolling. The public will no longer tolerate the ludicrous lies that Republicans must rely upon to sustain power
Opinion | Time is up for the racist know-nothingism of the GOP
A party is going down in smoke.
washingtonpost.com
3:16 PM · Oct 28, 2020·Twitter Web App

Time is up for the racist know-nothingism of the GOP
Opinion by Jennifer Rubin Columnist
October 28, 2020 at 12:17 PM EDT

Time has been ticking for the political dominance of resentful, mostly rural and mostly male Whites. Before the Clinton era, these voters — once the Dixiecrats of the Jim Crow era — enjoyed a strange alliance with Big Business (joined in common antagonism toward the federal government) and anti-communists (who celebrated military valor pitted against godless communism). That coalition fell apart with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the growth of income inequality, in which the interests of corporations and the rich diverged from the struggling working class. The Republican Party could have met those challenges in one of several ways. It could have adopted a genuinely pro-family, populist economic message with a patriotic bent that elevated the “dignity of work” with child tax credits, subsidized child care, a minimum wage tied to a realistic cost-of-living escalator and national service. But that would have brought the wrath of the GOP’s donor class, Wall Street interests and anti-government libertarians (who never attracted much of a following outside right-wing think tanks and lobbyists).

So instead, the right incubated a hodgepodge of know-nothingism (e.g., climate change denial and screwball economic protectionism), racism, xenophobia, misogyny and victimhood (legions were emotionally wounded by hearing “Happy holidays!”) to whip up the less-educated White vote. It did so with the help of two factors: First, a range of voter-suppression tactics helped sustain White political dominance despite demographic decline. Second, a greedy, right-wing media machine fed a steady diet of stories to its audience suggesting Christians were the most persecuted faction in the United States, immigrants were criminals and expertise-wielding elites were out to get them.

Could President Trump have risen to power without his racist birtherism conspiracy fanned by talk radio and Fox News? Unlikely. Could Republicans have maintained their lock in increasingly diverse states without voter suppression? Almost certainly not. Without white supremacy and right-wing media supporting each other, the runt Republican Party would have been vulnerable. In a real sense, the Republican Party came apart at the seams in the Trump years. Reality intruded. Americans saw with their own eyes the brutal killing of George Floyd. They knew the reality of covid-19 and could tell Trump and his media sycophants were lying to them, with deadly results. They realized that supply-side tax cuts only expanded the gap between rich and poor and that ripping away the Affordable Care Act would cause them untold pain.

Trump, of course, helped pull down the scaffolding that kept the party standing by sending women and college-educated voters fleeing. In 2018, the Democrats had the good sense to run moderate standard-bearers, gaining more than 40 seats in the House. And for once, Democrats nominated a presidential candidate who could not be caricatured successfully as a “socialist” and whose character starkly contrasted with the amoral, un-Christian, cruel, dishonest and racist Republican nominee. The presidential election now transcends politics. Light vs. dark. Decent vs. malicious. Facts vs. lies. The obscure conspiracy theories from Trump and the right-wing media now only provoke eye-rolling. The public will no longer tolerate the ludicrous lies that Republicans must rely upon to sustain power (e.g., covid-19 has been conquered, Blacks are coming to destroy the suburbs). The upside-down world of the MAGA crowd cannot right itself. Covid-19 is real. Systemic racism is real. Economic suffering is real. Trump is unfit for the presidency. It’s the Republican Party and its media handmaidens who are fake. Their time is up.

[Turtle]

She was trying to get Rudy to say he decrypted whole-drive encryption and he weaseled around it by saying they broke "some of it". I'm guessing it wasn't encrypted at the drive or partition level and he is just talking about using some exploit to get into the mail/cloud client.

[pipistrelle]

She was trying to get Rudy to say he decrypted whole-drive encryption and he weaseled around it by saying they broke "some of it". I'm guessing it wasn't encrypted at the drive or partition level and he is just talking about using some exploit to get into the mail/cloud client.

I doubt there was any “there” to break into. Seems 100 percent fabricated.

[Slim Cognito]

Thanks Much Ado! And Jennifer Rubin must have seen your comment too also

Is that an actual photo from a trump rally? Because it reminds me of 1984, the movie released in 1984 with John Hurt and Richard Burton.

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[Dan1100]

Dog ate Tucker's homework...

[Foggy]

No, MotherTucker, it's just a late delivery. The mail is running really slowly right now. You know why?

[Turtle]

They don't get the goods unless Rudy is there to bring it to them, and few of them want to deal with Rudy on-air anymore. Especially Tucker Carlson 2024

[RTH10260]

Dog ate Tucker's homework...

https:// twitter.com/NikkiMcR/status/1321608091503366144

IFF the documents were so valuable, why not use a private courier service? Everyone knows by now about the trumpian efforts to crash the USPS

[pipistrelle]

Dog ate Tucker's homework...

https:// twitter.com/NikkiMcR/status/1321608091503366144

IFF the documents were so valuable, why not use a private courier service? Everyone knows by now about the trumpian efforts to crash the USPS

Any service would have a tracking number. Let’s see that.

[Frater I*I]

No mention of the shipping company's name.
No proof of the email sent.
No statement form the "Exects" who are pulling a Collins.
No pics shown, that were taken, of the package.

If my algebra is correct...

N+N+N+N= Bulls%^terry.

I could be off because I did cheat my way through in HS...