My assertion was that the whistleblower stated on the form that he had direct knowledge, and he did so state.
Youre not arguing in good faith.
But then again, not many are in this stupid sideshow.
The whistleblower stated on the form that he did have direct knowledge of some of the alleged acts and the IG agreed.
And then you said this...
He had direct knowledge. It doesnt matter what the form says.
That isn't an assertion, that's a declaration, and an unfounded one at that.
Youre not arguing in good faith.
And you say that of me?
Search for this..."direct knowledge of certain alleged conduct". Think about that.
Not "direct knowledge of certain conduct"...
"direct knowledge of certain alleged conduct".