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Yes. That is, the conspiracy theory that you believe in is ridiculous. And the conspiracy theory that I believe in makes sense. You think Trump conspired with Russia because of all the indictments. But those have nothing to do with collusion, or any other part of your theory. My theory is based on the fact that the government has been caught red handed violating their own guidelines, as well as laws. And in FACT, they are covering up. In. FACT.Originally posted by Proteus_MST View Post
I think I understand now ... so all government agencies are lying, because they are deep state and covering up their conspiracy and wrongdoings.
But the Trump administration is telling us the truth and is a reliable source of information

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You are mentally unstable. You need help immediately. I think any psychologist that sees this would recommend you be institutionalized.Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
Obviously they are covering up wrong doing, and it's a conspiracy to do so. Or do you think only some people know about the cover up. Shift knows. So does Feinstein.
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Kidicious, you need to provide citation links for claims like this.
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I think I understand now ... so all government agencies are lying, because they are deep state and covering up their conspiracy and wrongdoings.Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
Obviously they are covering up wrong doing, and it's a conspiracy to do so. Or do you think only some people know about the cover up. Shift knows. So does Feinstein.
But the Trump administration is telling us the truth and is a reliable source of information
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Clarification: I don't think Steele directly gave them the dossier.
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Obviously they are covering up wrong doing, and it's a conspiracy to do so. Or do you think only some people know about the cover up. Shift knows. So does Feinstein.Originally posted by -Jrabbit View PostSo you've officially gone full Deep State now, Kid?
And (reportedly) sidestepped from "FACT!" to "We can't be sure" as if no one would notice.
What's next for you, QAnon?
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Both. He did work for the FBI. They told him not to leak that to the media or any other information. He did, so they fired him. This is after they got the dossier.
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So you've officially gone full Deep State now, Kid?
And (reportedly) sidestepped from "FACT!" to "We can't be sure" as if no one would notice.
What's next for you, QAnon?
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Steele worked for the FBI? I thought he was a former British intel guy
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I do believe Trump will declasify the FISA application though.
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This might be the only way to get at the truth though. The government isn't going to help, EVER.Originally posted by JohnT View PostI would also like to note that the "FBI meeting" has not been corroborated by either Mifsud (who is missing) nor by the FBI. It, however, has been "corroborated" by two people who are only relaying something said by Mifsud.
In short, building a theory on a meeting which no one can confirm happen is a shaky foundation for said theory.
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Look, we don't know what happened. We have a lot of really bad reporting on this. We have a serious leak problem that is being investigated by the DoJ. So the DoJ is putting out some false information to try to catch leakers. And we have the DoJ covering up wrong doing. So when she says that it's "reported" she's saying that we can't be sure about it, or anything else.Originally posted by JohnT View Post
No, it doesn't.
"Reported" indicates a citation from a secondary source with verification: "Breitbart reported that..." Now, whether or not Breitbart is correct is still left to research, but the fact they reported it is not up to interpretation.
REPORTED definition: past participle of report. and past tense form of report. See examples of reported used in a sentence.
"Reportedly", at best, concerns itself to an uncertain citation. "Reportedly, Brietbart said that..." "Reportedly" is the equivalent of "... or "or so I heard".
I should also note that "reported" is a verb and "reportedly" is an adverb. In the proper use of the word, it is impossible/incorrect to say that "reportedly" references "facts" when, in fact, it is merely a verb modifier.
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