say exactly what every slap d!ck on TexAgs has been predicting they would say.

What a "powerful" statement

That page and half letter is chock full of factual analysis and detail shedding light on how Russia pulled this off. Oh never mind, clapper and Brennan wrote it, it's full of *****

Hopefully tweeter will throw down a "more to the story than the headline" tag on this steaming pile of horse dung when it's tweeted around.

Amazing that these people never once mention China, who likely has much more sophisticated interference methods.

Is that how they investigate **** in the intelligence agencies now? Just take a poll of people who aren't involved and ask them to weigh in based on what they say on Facebook and Twitter?

Whose payroll are these people on?

"While the letter's signatories presented no new evidence, they said their national security experience had made them "deeply suspicious that the Russian government played a significant role in this case"



So no new evidence, we're just supposed to trust this group after four years of contrived scandals, vicious propaganda, fraudulent investigations, and a scam impeachment? More like using all that national security experience to go after your political opponent. No credibility problems there, right?

This is just the latest in a long line of hit jobs from the swamp. The folks that put out this letter are the worst of the worst of the former bureaucracy, with an axe to grind no less, and you can't trust one word out of their mouths.

In order for this to be true:

1. The computer shop guy has to be a Russian asset (VERY unlikely)
2. The computer itself has to be either bogus or a plant (already verified with Hunter's signature on drop off receipt)
3. The emails have to be fabricated (verified by those who sent/received them)
4. The pics can't be of Hunter (obviously they are) or are doctored (they aren't)
5. All of Joe, the campaign, and Hunter would have denied all of this (they haven't)
6. Rational, alternative explanations would abound -- e.g. alibis (none forthcoming; just silence)
7. Media wouldn't be running interference but would get actual evidence

Yeah, that last one is a stretch. But you get the idea.

It's horrible enough that our lettered agencies were lead by treasonous crooks, liars and political cronies of Obama but they aren't even smart.

Trump needs to win and Barr needs to drain the swamp.

bmks270 said:

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Whose payroll are these people on?

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They are supplementing retirement. I don't trust anyone above O4 in the Armed Services or G8 civilians. They seems to be money grabbers.

The letter from more than 50 former senior "intelligence" officials has all the classic earmarks of a liberal coverup of evidence that needs to be investigated further.

Right in time for Biden to use that line in the debate to dismiss the entire thing.

The damn laptop belongs to Hunter, that's a fact. The emails and texts are his. But yeah, Russia.

Where's Hunter?

All these "former officials" did is prove what most of us have believed for a while; they're more politician than intelligence officer. They're outraged they don't control the president. This makes me believe the coup attempt even more. He must win to humble these fools and our precious media.

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Right in time for Biden to use that line in the debate to dismiss the entire thing.

The damn laptop belongs to Hunter, that's a fact. The emails and texts are his. But yeah, Russia.

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Yep. The media today will likely be parroting this and by Thursday it will be the campaign talking point.

Is Russia going to interfere in our elections to again cause us to roll back economy killing taxes and unconstitutional insurance mandates?

bmks270 said:

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Whose payroll are these people on?

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Not any official ones anymore

"Former" intelligence, meanwhile current intelligence says it's not. They know Biden supporters aren't very smart and will repeat what they are told.

The laptop has been out for what, a week? They couldn't figure out Obama's Russian collusion hoax was fabricated in 3 years but they determined a laptop and files they have no access to was fake in 3 days?

Supposedly Japan was buying up American scrap metal and engines in the early 1930's and our intelligence had no idea that Japan was preparing for war.

Ever but as unprofessional now as they apparently were while still employed.

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"Former" intelligence, meanwhile current intelligence says it's not. They know Biden supporters aren't very smart and will repeat what they are told.

The laptop has been out for what, a week? They couldn't figure out Obama's Russian collusion hoax was fabricated in 3 years but they determined a laptop and files they have no access to was fake in 3 days?

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I hear you. Selective investigations. Our intelligence has no integrity.

Aiding and abetting?

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That says it all.

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Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said in an interview on Monday said that Hunter Biden's laptop "is not part of some Russian disinformation campaign," amid claims from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff suggesting otherwise.

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He added: "Let me be clear: the intelligence community doesn't believe that because there is no intelligence that supports that. And we have shared no intelligence with Adam Schiff, or any member of Congress."

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Current DNI Director Testifies

All the hallmarks of a deep state cover up, perhaps.

The whole concept of Russia preferring Trump as President vs Biden is just completely silly. That by itself is a major tell that these very important and somber deep-staters are on the take. Trump has been no friend to Russia. He has strengthened NATO by forcing it's members to increase their funding. He's interfered in the Russian gas pipeline to Germany. He's made America energy independent which has hurt Russia energy sector, and our aid to Ukraine includes actual defensive military weaponry that was never provided under Obama. The idea that big bad Joe Biden is going to be tough on Russia is BS. There will be a big sign that says "For Sale" in Russian in front of the White House if he wins.

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In order for this to be true:

1. The computer shop guy has to be a Russian asset (VERY unlikely)
2. The computer itself has to be either bogus or a plant (already verified with Hunter's signature on drop off receipt)
3. The emails have to be fabricated (verified by those who sent/received them)
4. The pics can't be of Hunter (obviously they are) or are doctored (they aren't)
5. All of Joe, the campaign, and Hunter would have denied all of this (they haven't)
6. Rational, alternative explanations would abound -- e.g. alibis (none forthcoming; just silence)
7. Media wouldn't be running interference but would get actual evidence

Yeah, that last one is a stretch. But you get the idea.

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Hunter Biden, who lives in Los Angeles, decides to fly 3000 miles across country, to drop off 3 MacBook Pros at a repair shop run by a blind guy who can't identify hunter by his appearance and charges the insanely low price of $85.

He gets off the plane and drives his cracked up self to the repair shop (because there aren't repair shops in LA). He drops them off, signs a contract for repair and then disappears. The repair shop owner recovers and reads Hunter's private emails, a few of which mention a possible meeting with his dad and is so alarmed, he contacts the FBI.

The FBI arranges to pick up the hard drives, but the computer repair shop owner takes a totally normal step of copying them. Once he realizes the FBI isn't doing anything with them, he calls up the most credible ex-Mayor on Earth that has had meetings with Russian intelligence agents and hands them the contents of these drives.

That totally credible ex-Mayor sits on them for months, then chooses to release them 3 weeks before the election. The mainstream media asks to independently verify their validity but said ex-Mayor does what all people trying to prove facts do and ignores these requests. A tabloid ends up being the only one willing to publish but the writer wouldn't sign his own work.

Do I have it right? Got him?

Former... fired for lying

That is some s*** logic. Try again, putz.

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91AggieLawyer said:

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In order for this to be true:

1. The computer shop guy has to be a Russian asset (VERY unlikely)
2. The computer itself has to be either bogus or a plant (already verified with Hunter's signature on drop off receipt)
3. The emails have to be fabricated (verified by those who sent/received them)
4. The pics can't be of Hunter (obviously they are) or are doctored (they aren't)
5. All of Joe, the campaign, and Hunter would have denied all of this (they haven't)
6. Rational, alternative explanations would abound -- e.g. alibis (none forthcoming; just silence)
7. Media wouldn't be running interference but would get actual evidence

Yeah, that last one is a stretch. But you get the idea.

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Hunter Biden, who lives in Los Angeles, decides to fly 3000 miles across country, to drop off 3 MacBook Pros at a repair shop run by a blind guy who can't identify hunter by his appearance and charges the insanely low price of $85.

He gets off the plane and drives his cracked up self to the repair shop (because there aren't repair shops in LA). He drops them off, signs a contract for repair and then disappears. The repair shop owner recovers and reads Hunter's private emails, a few of which mention a possible meeting with his dad and is so alarmed, he contacts the FBI.

The FBI arranges to pick up the hard drives, but the computer repair shop owner takes a totally normal step of copying them. Once he realizes the FBI isn't doing anything with them, he calls up the most credible ex-Mayor on Earth that has had meetings with Russian intelligence agents and hands them the contents of these drives.

That totally credible ex-Mayor sits on them for months, then chooses to release them 3 weeks before the election. The mainstream media asks to independently verify their validity but said ex-Mayor does what all people trying to prove facts do and ignores these requests. A tabloid ends up being the only one willing to publish but the writer wouldn't sign his own work.

Do I have it right? Got him?

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Hey guys you remember my thread from over the weekend?
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3147562

Case and point. Jmiller posts talking #1 to the T. Bro, The Biden's family foundation is in Wilmington along with the same repair shop and the Biden family. If the labels on the laptop that said 'Beau Biden Foundation' are real then it is not a reach for them to be repaired in the same town. Also the Big Guy lives in the burbs there. Would you live to come back and use one of the other 3 talking points I lined out?

You would think that with all the gaping holes in the story, someone in the Biden camp would say the laptops and e-mails aren't real.

For some reason, not one person has said that.

Then there is the e-mail validation from another party.

Unlike the dozens of Trump "got hims", this one has some evidence and corroboration. Instead of declaring it false, let's look for the truth.

The so called "intelligence" agencies have clearly been shown to have been overrun with liberalism and political agendas. They need to be stripped of some power and receive a tremendous amount of pink slips.

Jmiller said:

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91AggieLawyer said:

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In order for this to be true:

1. The computer shop guy has to be a Russian asset (VERY unlikely)
2. The computer itself has to be either bogus or a plant (already verified with Hunter's signature on drop off receipt)
3. The emails have to be fabricated (verified by those who sent/received them)
4. The pics can't be of Hunter (obviously they are) or are doctored (they aren't)
5. All of Joe, the campaign, and Hunter would have denied all of this (they haven't)
6. Rational, alternative explanations would abound -- e.g. alibis (none forthcoming; just silence)
7. Media wouldn't be running interference but would get actual evidence

Yeah, that last one is a stretch. But you get the idea.

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Hunter Biden, who lives in Los Angeles, decides to fly 3000 miles across country, to drop off 3 MacBook Pros at a repair shop run by a blind guy who can't identify hunter by his appearance and charges the insanely low price of $85.

He gets off the plane and drives his cracked up self to the repair shop (because there aren't repair shops in LA). He drops them off, signs a contract for repair and then disappears. The repair shop owner recovers and reads Hunter's private emails, a few of which mention a possible meeting with his dad and is so alarmed, he contacts the FBI.

The FBI arranges to pick up the hard drives, but the computer repair shop owner takes a totally normal step of copying them. Once he realizes the FBI isn't doing anything with them, he calls up the most credible ex-Mayor on Earth that has had meetings with Russian intelligence agents and hands them the contents of these drives.

That totally credible ex-Mayor sits on them for months, then chooses to release them 3 weeks before the election. The mainstream media asks to independently verify their validity but said ex-Mayor does what all people trying to prove facts do and ignores these requests. A tabloid ends up being the only one willing to publish but the writer wouldn't sign his own work.

Do I have it right? Got him?

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It's so fake, Kamala Harris made up a lie that her staffers tested positive for covid and she immediately went into hiding for 2 days when all the science says 14 days is the minimum (the science lovers at the msm didn't even call her out!)

Then Joe completely shut down his campaign and went into hiding for 4 days for "debate prep".

The Biden Campaigns official statement is that "because Twitter blocked the story, we know it's false". Twitter also promoted the Russian collusion story for 3 years and it was proven to be a hoax in 2017.

Neither Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, or Hunter Biden have openly claimed the allegations are false.