Is wanting *evidence* for official accusations of this sort about Russia and the Kremlin evidence of disloyalty or grounds for suspicion?
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I am presuming The NY Times is putting credence in this ICA from 2017-01-06. https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3254237/Russia-Hack-Report.pdf … Granted, this is not evidence.
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But the circumstances and patterns of Russian info warfare elsewhere make it highly plausible.
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Lots of things are highly plausible. For instance, it is equally highly plausible that Putin had nothing to do with it.
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I wouldn't buy that. The space of authoritarian info warfare that Putin is known to have engaged in is vast. He has attempted...
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... similar activity with other countries, and such actions would have aligned well with Putin's interests.
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In other words, Putin had motive on both personal and geopolitical grounds.
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How is payment from Kremlin coming to sustain your rag that outs whistleblowers
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Do you realize that you sound exactly like Joe McCarthy and are happy about it? Or are you ignorant of the similarities?
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And if true, it means the NYT has special access but won't show its work...
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It's such an extraordinary accusation to adopt and uncritically proclaim without the slightest evidence being publicly available.
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So was the hacking of voting machines. Until you published leaked documents that might put a patriot in prison. So doubt away
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If there was any "true" evidence on Russian hacks, collusion,etc. it would have been leaked by now. Dems not allow FBI near server
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Generally, people don't risk their careers and prison to leak what has already been officially released. So, there's that.
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What has "officially"been revealed besides "no evidence". Only left msm items from "anonymous sources " which many were disproven by Comey.
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We know the actual names of the hackers. Who are you kidding?
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