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Have you ever received a text message or email?They are real. But who wrote them?
Have you ever received a text message or email?They are real. But who wrote them?
Because the computer was in the hands of lots of people. Any of them could have written themWhat makes you think we have no idea after reading the message's "from" field?
No neverHave you ever received a text message or email?
That's a different matter. When the message reads "From: Hunter" we have an idea who wrote it. Yes, that idea may require verification, but we are not at a loss to make an educated guess.Because the computer was in the hands of lots of people. Any of them could have written them
Yes, the willful ignorance you're displaying on this matter does amuse.No never
Isnt this fun?
No we dont. Anyone who had the computer could have written thatThat's a different matter. When the message reads "From: Hunter" we have an idea who wrote it. Yes, that idea may require verification, but we are not at a loss to make an educated guess.
I accept your concession that the reason the fbi cant find a crime is there is no evidence of oneYes, the willful ignorance you're displaying on this matter does amuse.
No we dont. Anyone who had the computer could have written that
I have no ideaAnd one of Josh Duggar's employees was the one accessing child porn, right?
I have no idea
Okay, so link to the Washington Post article rather than The Daily Fail.source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ns-laptop-real-nine-months-received-copy.html
And there are still people here on DP who are clinging to the idea that the information is false. It's like they're in a bad relationship with last year's propaganda. It's time to move on.
Back to the story, it is, IMO, way too coincidental that both The Times and Post would quietly acknowledge their earlier misinformation within a couple of weeks of each other. There's something brewing, and one explanation that fits the facts is one I cited in another thread: there's some big revelation coming from the data on that laptop and the these DNC ... err ... media outlets are attempting to get ahead of the story.
Watch this space.
And I accept as an absurdity your ridiculous implied assertion that copies of the messages on Hunter's laptop don't exist on other devices that could be subpoenaed to verify authenticity of those messages.I accept your concession that the reason the fbi cant find a crime is there is no evidence of one
That's niceSpoiler -- it was Josh Duggar.
The entire contents of that hard drive could have been written by a dozen people
Come on, Vegas. Tell us you believe the only copies of those messages exist on Hunter's laptop.The entire contents of that hard drive could have been written by a dozen people
Yet the fbi felt no need to issue a subpoena because no crimes were foundAnd I accept as an absurdity your ridiculous implied assertion that copies of the messages on Hunter's laptop don't exist on other devices that could be subpoenaed to verify authenticity of those messages.
Which grand jury? You need an indictment firstThe grand jury's decision will let us know.
Which grand jury?
No..................................... the grand jury decides if there should be an indictment.You need an indictment first
At what point do you folks wake up to the fact that a GOP-led House could become a kind of grand jury if it spins up an impeachment probe?Which grand jury? You need an indictment first
YaaaaaawnAt what point do you folks wake up to the fact that a GOP-led House could become a kind of grand jury if it spins up an impeachment probe?
And no, it's the grand jury that produces the indictment.Which grand jury? You need an indictment first
Which grand jury is meeting now?Um ... the one meeting about this case right now.
No..................................... the grand jury decides if there should be an indictment.