Not so sure Sundance is right on this.
Instead of “chaff/countermeasures” this may in fact be PRECISELY the way to get to the “gee, whiz, it looks like Podesta’s emails were not hacked after all and that they were leaked.” I wouldn’t find this an unusual path at all.
I’m not saying Mulehead was a good guy, but after all the smoke cleared, what remains: the FBI and DemoKKKrats tried to stage a coup, and that message is coming out louder and louder and now Barr has solid grounds that (politically speaking) he did NOT have before Mulehead’s report to investigate this.
“Not so sure Sundance is right on this.
Instead of “chaff/countermeasures” this may in fact be PRECISELY the way to get to the “gee, whiz, it looks like Podesta’s emails were not hacked after all and that they were leaked.” I wouldn’t find this an unusual path at all.
I’m not saying Mulehead was a good guy, but after all the smoke cleared, what remains: the FBI and DemoKKKrats tried to stage a coup, and that message is coming out louder and louder and now Barr has solid grounds that (politically speaking) he did NOT have before Mulehead’s report to investigate this.”
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Agree. ... I think it is precisely the way to introduce evidence.
I think LG knows the part he is to play in this movie. And I think he will relish it.