Im Gipper said:nomad2007 said:
Did nobody think to ask why this fake affidavit isn't even signed by the supposed affiant? Nobody asked this?
The "signature" was redacted.
BREAKING: ABC News Whistleblower Affidavit alleging that Kamala Harris was given an unfair advantage in her debate with Donald Trump has been released
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 15, 2024
H/T @DocNetyoutube pic.twitter.com/wleWeXSKWG
It seems pretty clear that the alleged @abc whistleblower debate story claiming that @KamalaHarris was given questions in advance and other advantages was a fake. https://t.co/uP3Bt5n0Bu
— Bill Ackman (@BillAckman) October 16, 2024
We now know why right-wing influencer Black Insurrectionist deactivated his account last week.@AP tracked him down and realised not only is he white, he's millions in debt, accused of defrauding business partners, and the FBI previously raided his home.https://t.co/4LrTbTDQdk https://t.co/Okf1ZRnwkj
— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) October 25, 2024
birdman said:
The whistle blower name is redacted in two places. The first sentence is his name. And the first signature after the body of the document (bottom right) is the affiant (whistleblower).
The two redacted blobs on bottom left and for the notary. The top is signature. The bottom is notary's stamp which also has their name on it.
For as much time as this dude spent faking documentation that a bunch of not-smart people would fall for, and "redacting" the things he made up, you'd think he'd take the time to redact his identifying info.Quote:
The AP traced the account to Palmer based on posts made by Black Insurrectionist that included biographical details about living in upstate New York, a screenname and an email address. Those details cross-referenced with information available online that the AP tracked down with assistance from Gisela Prez de Acha, an open source reporting specialist for the Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkley.
A video posted in March by Black Insurrectionist shows a computer screen displaying the docket of Trump's election case in the Georgia. His initials "JP" are visible in an icon on the web browser's toolbar. And Palmer's email address can be seen in the corner of the screen, indicating that he used it to log into the state's online court system.
And people still blame the Democrats.nomad2007 said:
A lifetime loser and scam artist.
Remember, even after he got caught faking the ABC whistleblower thing, people STILL believed this guy when he faked the Tim Walz story not but a month later.
My God...Its far worse than I could have imagined.Quote:
We now know why right-wing influencer Black Insurrectionist deactivated his account last week. @AP tracked him down and realised not only is he white,
It's true, stop guy. Anyone defending progressives publicly right now has diddled kids.Im Gipper said:
Even the Ackman Twitter that started this thread has acknowledged it was a fake.It seems pretty clear that the alleged @abc whistleblower debate story claiming that @KamalaHarris was given questions in advance and other advantages was a fake. https://t.co/uP3Bt5n0Bu
— Bill Ackman (@BillAckman) October 16, 2024
And before the usual suspects REEEEE in with the "CM" garbage, I thought there was a good chance the story was true. It was easy to believe based on past performance by the MSM & Dems.
We on the right need to be more discerning of the stories we believe. Lead the gullibility to the Libs.
Flagged for personal attack on a lot F16 posters.20ag07 said:For as much time as this dude spent faking documentation that a bunch of not-smart people would fall for,Quote:
The AP traced the account to Palmer based on posts made by Black Insurrectionist that included biographical details about living in upstate New York, a screenname and an email address. Those details cross-referenced with information available online that the AP tracked down with assistance from Gisela Prez de Acha, an open source reporting specialist for the Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkley.
A video posted in March by Black Insurrectionist shows a computer screen displaying the docket of Trump's election case in the Georgia. His initials "JP" are visible in an icon on the web browser's toolbar. And Palmer's email address can be seen in the corner of the screen, indicating that he used it to log into the state's online court system.
