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Don't worry, most of the the media including Maddow are already illegitimate hacks.
Do tell us what news orgs to trust.
Don't worry, most of the the media including Maddow are already illegitimate hacks.
Frankly, it's astonishing this hasn't happened already. If reporters are smart, they'll take any too-good-to-be-true documents and hand them over to Robert Mueller immediately. I know that journalists want the big scoop, but this is Mueller's jurisdiction now. He can sort through the dross quietly and efficiently. If a journalist did publish a bad report, it would delegitimize not just the press, but the findings of Mueller's own investigation since it would cement in people's minds that all of this is one hilarious conspiracy theory and any finding can be dismissed outright, however tangential to the fake document itself it may be. Which, of course, is the point.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...the-rest-of-the-media/?utm_term=.19121fe41f5d
Well, sure, there were all the fake news stories the Russians created and circulated. But this is different and far more grave: if there is indeed someone trying to shop around a fake collusion document, it is only meant to be the knockout punch to the legitimacy of the entire free press.
A strange dynamic has taken hold whereby Trump can lie infinitely and with impunity, but journalists and reporters have to have a 100% batting average. They can't slip even once.
Yeah, then they could cry "fake news." Somebody acting like that should be outed. I wonder if it was regular person, a blogger, etc. What kinds of people would be doing something like that?
Yeah, then they could cry "fake news." Somebody acting like that should be outed. I wonder if it was regular person, a blogger, etc. What kinds of people would be doing something like that?
And...leaking classified material...isn't.
Frankly, anybody. The future of a free press is in a very tenuous place right now, and journalists have to be on their guard against the countless ways some people want to muzzle them forever.
You are wrong. But don't stop trying.
The Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act (ICWPA) of 1998 provides a secure means for employees to report to Congress allegations regarding classified information.
So, leaking classified information is legal? Get real dude!
This link is directly from the official Department of Defense Office of Inspector General website.
Read.
Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act (ICWPA)
The Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act (ICWPA) of 1998 provides a secure means for employees to report to Congress allegations regarding classified information.
Did you even read your own ****ing source??
If you watch the segement, Maddow showed how the Intercept got that Reality Winner document and then somewhere that same exact document got forged and then sent to MSNBC. Her staff then took it the NSA for verificatoin and they showed her how it was a forgery in very specific details.
Man would that suck but I would laugh so hard through that pain due to the biggest hypocrisy ever. Then die by laughing so hard I choke on my tongue.
I actually did watch that show. Over 20 minutes, she showed a step by step, point by point, verification of how the documents sent to her were based on a photocopy of the Reality Winner NSA document... and thus, were fake. She gave a heads up to the entire media on what to look for, along with a warning to never run with a classified document that has not been NSA verified (after including NSA redacting, of course).
The very fact that such careful forgeries are being shopped around the media means there is quite a cadre out there attempting to either falsely implicate Trump's campaign to hasten his departure (unlikely, since the minute the actual Intelligence Community got ahold of it, the document would be instantly recognized as false), or to wait until the document had been publicly released then immediately debunking the forgeries to taint the media, and the entire Special Counsel investigation, as a hoax and a witch hunt hoping it would stop the entire Russia investigation entirely.
I actually did watch that show. Over 20 minutes, she showed a step by step, point by point, verification of how the documents sent to her were based on a photocopy of the Reality Winner NSA document... and thus, were fake. She gave a heads up to the entire media on what to look for, along with a warning to never run with a classified document that has not been NSA verified (after including NSA redacting, of course).
The very fact that such careful forgeries are being shopped around the media means there is quite a cadre out there attempting to either falsely implicate Trump's campaign to hasten his departure (unlikely, since the minute the actual Intelligence Community got ahold of it, the document would be instantly recognized as false), or to wait until the document had been publicly released then immediately debunking the forgeries to taint the media, and the entire Special Counsel investigation, as a hoax and a witch hunt hoping it would stop the entire Russia investigation entirely.
Well, sure, there were all the fake news stories the Russians created and circulated. But this is different and far more grave: if there is indeed someone trying to shop around a fake collusion document, it is only meant to be the knockout punch to the legitimacy of the entire free press.
A strange dynamic has taken hold whereby Trump can lie infinitely and with impunity, but journalists and reporters have to have a 100% batting average. They can't slip even once.
I actually did watch that show. Over 20 minutes, she showed a step by step, point by point, verification of how the documents sent to her were based on a photocopy of the Reality Winner NSA document... and thus, were fake. She gave a heads up to the entire media on what to look for, along with a warning to never run with a classified document that has not been NSA verified (after including NSA redacting, of course).
The very fact that such careful forgeries are being shopped around the media means there is quite a cadre out there attempting to either falsely implicate Trump's campaign to hasten his departure (unlikely, since the minute the actual Intelligence Community got ahold of it, the document would be instantly recognized as false), or to wait until the document had been publicly released then immediately debunking the forgeries to taint the media, and the entire Special Counsel investigation, as a hoax and a witch hunt hoping it would stop the Russia investigation entirely.
Post where I'm wrong. Is the DoD Office of Inspector wrong while you are right? Quit spinning. You are almost embarrassing yourself as much as your vanilla shake posts.
From your link:
In other words, anyone who took the document directly from The Intercept’s site would have a document with exactly the same time stamp as the one Maddow showed. Thus, rather than proving that this document was created before The Intercept’s publication, the time stamp featured by Maddow strongly suggests exactly the opposite: that it was taken from The Intercept’s site.
Nobody from Maddow’s show or MSNBC reached out to The Intercept before running this story. This was odd for many reasons, including the fact that Maddow offered several speculative theories about The Intercept’s reporting on the document, including her belief that a crease that appeared on the document sent to her was the same as the crease that the Trump DOJ, in its affidavit, claimed appeared on The Intercept’s document.
...Maddow’s warnings about the need for caution and authentication are important ones, but if — as seems likely — the document MSNBC received was sent by someone who got it from The Intercept’s site, then the significance of this story seems very minimal, and the more ominous theories her report raises seem to be baseless. https://theintercept.com/2017/07/07...ke-nsa-document-raises-several-key-questions/
Do tell us what news orgs to trust.
I actually did watch that show. Over 20 minutes, she showed a step by step, point by point, verification of how the documents sent to her were based on a photocopy of the Reality Winner NSA document... and thus, were fake. She gave a heads up to the entire media on what to look for, along with a warning to never run with a classified document that has not been NSA verified (after including NSA redacting, of course).
The very fact that such careful forgeries are being shopped around the media means there is quite a cadre out there attempting to either falsely implicate Trump's campaign to hasten his departure (unlikely, since the minute the actual Intelligence Community got ahold of it, the document would be instantly recognized as false), or to wait until the document had been publicly released then immediately debunking the forgeries to taint the media, and the entire Special Counsel investigation, as a hoax and a witch hunt hoping it would stop the Russia investigation entirely.
It's inconceivable that any American would allow a foreign or domestic entity to destroy the basic premise and the ideals of the United States. Do they want the type of governments that 45 seems to admire , those like Putin's, the Saudis, Erdogan, Duterte?
Frankly, it's astonishing this hasn't happened already. If reporters are smart, they'll take any too-good-to-be-true documents and hand them over to Robert Mueller immediately. I know that journalists want the big scoop, but this is Mueller's jurisdiction now. He can sort through the dross quietly and efficiently. If a journalist did publish a bad report, it would delegitimize not just the press, but the findings of Mueller's own investigation since it would cement in people's minds that all of this is one hilarious conspiracy theory and any finding can be dismissed outright, however tangential to the fake document itself it may be. Which, of course, is the point.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...the-rest-of-the-media/?utm_term=.19121fe41f5d