W.TN.Orange Blood
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That was the reason he gave yesterday while dripping hair dye at his press conference.You know this for a fact? That's his reason for not releasing them?
Why not ask him via twitter?
Or the press will just have to work a little bit harder to investigate as if everything they do is served up on a silver platter.
It's out there, go find it, I can imagine Perry White telling that to Clark Kent.
Exactly!! If these allegations are false it should be pretty easy for them to prove
"The burden of proof regarding the truthfulness of a claim lies with the one who makes the claim; if this burden is not met, then the claim is unfounded, and its opponents need not argue further in order to dismiss it."
• Hitchens
@W.TN.Orange Blood .... I'm smarter than the people who keep insisting that the accused should be the party which provides the "proof".Exactly!! If these allegations are false it should be pretty easy for them to prove
So he said that he wasn't giving them out because "Giuliani wont release the affidavits to the media, because he doesn't want them scrutinized. He knows that they would be discredited."?That was the reason he gave yesterday while dripping hair dye at his press conference.
I added some commentary, but Rudy did allude to not wanting the people making claims in these affidavits to be scrutinized. He called it "harassment". Anyone else would simply call it "performing due diligence".So he said that he wasn't giving them out because "Giuliani wont release the affidavits to the media, because he doesn't want them scrutinized. He knows that they would be discredited."?
Please link me that quote or any quote that even comes close to him saying that.
I watched a little bit at lunch break and caught a bit about not releasing due to harassment/threats to the persons that gave their sworn statements. And that they would be attached to all the lawsuits documentation that were going to be presented in court. He then read from one statement in which he had permission to identify the person making it, which he did.
But I didn't hear him say that he wasn't giving out that information "because he doesn't want them scrutinized and knows that they would be discredited."
Maybe I missed it?
@W.TN.Orange Blood .... I'm smarter than the people who keep insisting that the accused should be the party which provides the "proof".

I know enough to about him to know that he hates being called “Mad Dog”, his actual call sign is CHAOS-6, he is seen as the first of a few intellectual American military officers, he is the only Marine Corps officer to command a naval task force, he opposed withdrawing the U.S. from the Iran nuclear agreement, considers both Russia and China threats to the post WWII world order, believes the State Department should be just as well funded as DoD and his recommend reading list for leaders is a-1. “Duty” by Robert Gates and “Diplomacy” and “World Order” by Henry Kissinger are the ones I liked the most. I think his best quote has to beBet you don't either.
Just listen to yourself.I added some commentary, but Rudy did allude to not wanting the people making claims in these affidavits to be scrutinized. He called it "harassment". Anyone else would simply call it "performing due diligence".
I added some commentary, but Rudy did allude to not wanting the people making claims in these affidavits to be scrutinized. He called it "harassment". Anyone else would simply call it "performing due diligence".
Bannon and Stone are the pillars of scum upon which Trump built his political house of cards.In other news Steve Bannon is under another Federal investigation.
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This explains the overlap of people in this thread and the QAnon thread.
Trump’s Lawyer Sidney Powell Is Hardcore QAnon
I know enough to about him to know that he hates being called “Mad Dog”, his actual call sign is CHAOS-6, he is seen as the first of a few intellectual American military officers, he is the only Marine Corps officer to command a naval task force, he opposed withdrawing the U.S. from the Iran nuclear agreement, considers both Russia and China threats to the post WWII world order, believes the State Department should be just as well funded as DoD and his recommend reading list for leaders is a-1. “Duty” by Robert Gates and “Diplomacy” and “World Order” by Henry Kissinger are the ones I liked the most. I think his best quote has to be
“If you don’t fund the State Department fully, then I need to buy more ammunition ultimately,"

