[Albion Wilde]

I assume it is fake, but it’s not an issue for me. Heck, in 2008 I argued here that though it was probably fake, it was too complicated to prove to a fickle public, so it was a wasted argument. Sometimes you have to choose your battles.

That's like ignoring a deadly melanoma cancer on your face because it is still only the size of a freckle, and you can cover it with makeup.

The entire placement of a bought and sold, manufactured candidate was done by a global financial racket intent on destroying the Constitution -- part of the same folks financing all the "anti-white" civil disorder and riots in the streets before, during and after Trump's campaign, including Charlottesville, Freddy Gray, Hands Up Don't Shoot and Trayvon Martin. Had we excised it earlier as the racketeering and conspiracy to commit electoral fraud it truly is, that stuff and Antifa and the anti-free speech riots might not have happened. We could have inaugurated our duly elected president and have had the wall half built by now, Obamacare shuttered and taxes reformed.

[robroys woman]

I waited until after I saw the public (and MSM) response to it. I realized then that without a clear smoking gun that even the MSM could not get away with, it was going nowhere.

No, I did not dismiss it out of hand.

Unlike a lot of people here, I spar with liberals a LOT on the internet. It exposes their strategy, where it is effective, where it is weak, etc. It also exposes where our arguments are weak.

It’s one of those things where, when talking to people that really don’t care that much, you just become a bore, even if every single thing your are saying is correct and verifiable.

This is why I moved from Seattle to a farm in KY. I am mainly an observer now. I still spar regularly with liberals, but that is only for the lurkers.