VANITY - kim dc tweeting "SethRich release soon"

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[Lurkinanloomin]

The Clinton’s have had a hit team, they probably loaned them to the DNC.

[drypowder]

warnings of coming evidence of crimes to be released that will affect the Clintons, the DNC and the Dc establishment invariably never result in any legal consequences. Most of the time those who possess said damning information / evidence end up dead. Now who would one suppose had them killed?

[posterchild]

What is the value in announcing a release rather than just releasing?

[ClearCase_guy]

Yep, the only time you should say “soon” is 1/2 hour after it’s been released and you’re on a plane heading to an undisclosed location.

In the graphic novel "Watchmen" by Alan Moore, the two heroes finally come face to face with the villain at his lair in Antarctica. The villain makes a speech explaining how he will unleash death upon multiple cities, and thereby usher in a new age of peace and brotherhood.

One of the heroes basically says: "Not if we stop you first!"

The villain says: "Stop me? Do you think I am a comic book character, explaining my master stroke to you just in time for you to stop me? I set the bombs off an hour ago."

[Gargantua]

I suggest we wait and see what (if any) info he comes up with, and then decide if we should discard it out of hand. Fair enough?

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk.

[FlipWilson]

Drink your Ovaltine is my bet.

[epluribus_2]

So we can hold off heading into the shower, or from applying windows update?

[Mariner]

He’s going to end up with the DOJ, CIA, DNC and all their cohorts after him at the same time.

Not a good place to be.

[Boogieman]

Yeah, usually the ones announcing “really big news” in advance are just drumming up publicity. If you have something important to release, you just release it.

[Gargantua]

The only time such a "preview" has any probative value is if there actually is no "there" there. The preview hopes to predispose public opinion, achieving at least a piece of the intended effect.

AKA "bullshi*."

[batterycommander]

Does Podesta have Ruskie assassins on retainer?

[bk1000]

Either release it or pound sand. The tease has lost its flair.

[Moonman62]

He’s nothing but talk.

[epluribus_2]

Yeah. Maybe Drink your Koolaid would be more appropriate. Anything to mess with the phoney russiadidit fantasy maybe helpful in the long run but National Enquirer level *shocking* promises usually fizzle. (Except the one about the blue dress)

[Boogieman]

You really should be a little more skeptical of the “pizzagate” crowd’s claims. That Podesta email they love to quote out of context was actually sent a year BEFORE the DNC leak:

https://www.wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/36082#efmAGSAH

I guess the top-notch pizzagate internet detectives just can’t figure out how to read a datestamp.

Besides which, when you read the email chain, they talk about the “consequences” being rescinding job offers to potential hires caught leaking.

[Moonman62]

Like Tuco said, when have to shoot, shoot, don’t talk.

[RoadieFan]

The Teamsters work with the DNC. You tell me.

[SFConservative]

Will it be Arkancide or Sethrichized?

Are those not basically the same thing? They most likely are authorized by the same people.

[V K Lee]

Thus the phrase, “loan sharks”