So how long are you going to keep this hoax up?
You are being ridiculed everywhere.
We thought you may have learned your lesson, after your Kavanaugh disaster.
But no.
Don't you guys realize that the Democrat vote is being annihilated, because of these stunts?
A law enforcement official just provided this photo to CNN. It shows the suspicious package that was sent to Robert De Niro https://cnn.it/2ESSqVs pic.twitter.com/QTkZfiXZdW
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Exactly! This is a perfect display of 1. How stupid they are 2. How stupid they think WE are 3. The desperation 4. How shallow and vile these people are 5. They LITERALLY asked f this! Literally! It’s truly incredible!
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It’s the truth
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They're going to blow themselves to Smithereens!
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No worries, very few people watch CNN.
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I’m aware! I was surfing and couldn’t believe what I saw!
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@CNN fake news has reached the highest level of insanity and absurdity... -
CNN has reached a level of tabloidhood not seen since the National Enquirer circa 1985
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The aim was to make Trump look like a ruthless killer on the eve of midterm elections.
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Why is a "law enforcement official" providing evidence of a crime to
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So people can see what the package looks like in case anyone sees one. It’s called public safety.
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These packages are most likely to go through postal or courier services. Mail handlers/courier services are trained to identify suspicious packages. Unlikely the public will see on, unless the bomber is on a street corner yelling "Step right up! Get your mail bombs here!"
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*Unlikely the public will see one Pardon the typo
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Yet, these packages keep showing up. Do you happen to know where the next one will be delivered? No? Right, then. Easiest way to let most people know what these packages look like would be photos in social media, yeah? So wherever the next one shows up, they know what to look for
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It's also the easiest way to spawn copycats which will muddy up an ongoing investigation. Because copycats will know exactly how the device and letters look like.
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Do you lack confidence in the FBI, who has taken the lead on this situation, to be doing their job properly?
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I haven't been confident in the FBI since they botched the Anthrax Letters investigation in 2001.
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