If anyone wants to have me and Bill Binney on to debate-splain what the Rosemary Collyer opinion really says, I'm willing to do it.
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Frankly there IS a way that it could be relevant to investigations into those close to Trump. But Alex Jones is too fever-brained to figure out how. And so, apparently, are anyone else.
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Furthermore, if the #ReleaseTheMemo crowd really 1) understood and 2) cared about that connection, then they were really complicit for reauthorizing the FISA Amendments Act (I'm looking at you, @DevinNunes and @TGowdySC).
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If the memo exists it should be released. We have a right to know if powerful forces within the government are orchestrating, or attempting to orchestrate, a coup. This doesn't mean Trump is off the hook. If he's a treasonous crook, fine. Let those chips fall where they may.
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How would we be able to assess that with the memo? It doesn't include the underlying information.
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It shouldn't matter. It certainly didn't matter when handpicked analysts from 4 out of 17 Intel agencies opined w/out credible proof there was a definite possibility of a probable Russian hack. You remember the report, right? The one where the NSA wasn't entirely on board.
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If the memo is BS, fine its BS. I'm informed and analytical enough to draw my own conclusions. I don't need anybody to draw conclusions for me.
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