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Roger Stone: Wednesday will be end of Clinton's campaign

"But by the end, Jones realized he’d been played — or in his words, “#wikirolled.”"
 
No you haven't because I haven't stated a position on Wikileaks.

You posted in opposition to what I was writing, which was that the Wikileaks information has been deemed valid for years.
 
My mistake, I skipped a few steps.

He is afraid of being extradited to sweeden, where he is accused of rape, being put on trial and being convicted for committing rape, and then spending years in a Swedish prison.

Oh and uh releasing classified documents-- pretty serious crime there too.
 
You posted in opposition to what I was writing, which was that the Wikileaks information has been deemed valid for years.

I didn't make a single comment about Wikileaks to you or did I make a stand one way or the other in this thread. However, I think I understand the basis of our confusion.

The problem we're having is the word fact. You asked "Can facts become un facts?" Technically I would say no. However, if you look at the definition of the word: A thing that is known or proved to be true.

At the time a flat earth was just that. Later is was proven to be false, but at the time is was taken as fact and that's what I was attempting to get at. I'll concede the point so we can get on with our day.
 
I didn't make a single comment about Wikileaks to you or did I make a stand one way or the other in this thread. However, I think I understand the basis of our confusion.

The problem we're having is the word fact. You asked "Can facts become un facts?" Technically I would say no. However, if you look at the definition of the word: A thing that is known or proved to be true.

At the time a flat earth was just that. Later is was proven to be false, but at the time is was taken as fact and that's what I was attempting to get at. I'll concede the point so we can get on with our day.

Until there has it gets proven otherwise, I'll go with something that has a better track record than the MSMs, government, ect.
 
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