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liminalOyster » Sat Aug 05, 2017 10:05 am wrote:I think Assange's offer of reward money is evidence of something or other. I have not yet reached a conclusion as to what.
If I knew/trusted that Assange was an ethical broker, I would argue this was evidence (via the strong policy of not naming sources) that Rich was the leaker.
Jerky » Sat Aug 05, 2017 6:27 pm wrote:Julian Assange's decision to play disgusting games with Rich's family--insinuating that he has information that could lead to the identification of Rich's killers while simultaneously offering a 20,000$ reward to anyone with information that could lead to the identification of Rich's killers--doesn't even make any goddamn sense.
Jerky » Sun Aug 06, 2017 12:27 am wrote:Julian Assange's decision to play disgusting games with Rich's family--insinuating that he has information that could lead to the identification of Rich's killers while simultaneously offering a 20,000$ reward to anyone with information that could lead to the identification of Rich's killers--doesn't even make any goddamn sense.
A better question, imo, is why does the emotional well-being of the family of a possibly politically motivated assassination become and remain front and center? A decision to use them to deflect legitimate interest in this case is what would constitute disgusting mind games.
.mentalgongfu2 » Sun Aug 06, 2017 12:20 pm wrote:A better question, imo, is why does the emotional well-being of the family of a possibly politically motivated assassination become and remain front and center? A decision to use them to deflect legitimate interest in this case is what would constitute disgusting mind g, ames.
I would have italicized "possibly" rather than those other words. Because if it Rich's murder was not politically-motivated, then there is absolutely every reason to keep the well-being of the family front and center in light of the attacks on their character/motivations and the Hannity-inspired verbal assault on the conclusion he was not the leaker and was murdered in a robbery, which, as far as we know, could well be the truth.
https://deeppoliticsforum.com/forums/sh ... post120711
... "Seth Rich" is largely an unknown character who may even by alive with the robbery gone bad was an extraction operation to move him out of the country. He was a trained intel operative. Nevertheless, there is really very little really known about him. The biggest piece of data is that there is so much work to maintain the official narrative...
... It's very complicated. For example, the current Seth Rich leaks are just now coming out when the Awan brothers story is now moving into the mainstream. So timing. Second. vast amounts of metadata regarding SR has been suppressed -- no police body cams, no CCTV available, no autopsy data, no police cooperation on what should be nothing but a botched robbery (why?), and a lot more. Conclusion: not much is known other than the official story about the alleged murder. Why alleged? There is no proof that he is really dead.
Second, what was Seth Rich's function? It appears that SR's job with the DNC was more than running doner lists. Watch this video starting from about the 7:00.
https://youtu.be/35ZXV-UwPYI#t=7m
My point is that there is a lot of sand being thrown in the eyes regarding the Seth Rich affair. Once again, it begs the question Why? My point is that there is more that is not known about Seth Rich and his murder than is known.
Regarding the Sy Hersh article, it is part of the puzzle.
A New Report Raises Big Questions About Last Year’s DNC Hack
Former NSA experts say it wasn’t a hack at all, but a leak—an inside job by someone with access to the DNC’s system.
By Patrick Lawrence
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Forensic investigators, intelligence analysts, system designers, program architects, and computer scientists of long experience and strongly credentialed are now producing evidence disproving the official version of key events last year. Their work is intricate and continues at a kinetic pace as we speak. But its certain results so far are two, simply stated, and freighted with implications:There was no hack of the Democratic National Committee’s system on July 5 last year—not by the Russians, not by anyone else. Hard science now demonstrates it was a leak—a download executed locally with a memory key or a similarly portable data-storage device. In short, it was an inside job by someone with access to the DNC’s system. This casts serious doubt on the initial “hack,” as alleged, that led to the very consequential publication of a large store of documents on WikiLeaks last summer.
Forensic investigations of documents made public two weeks prior to the July 5 leak by the person or entity known as Guccifer 2.0 show that they were fraudulent: Before Guccifer posted them they were adulterated by cutting and pasting them into a blank template that had Russian as its default language. Guccifer took responsibility on June 15 for an intrusion the DNC reported on June 14 and professed to be a WikiLeaks source—claims essential to the official narrative implicating Russia in what was soon cast as an extensive hacking operation. To put the point simply, forensic science now devastates this narrative.
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Who delivered documents to WikiLeaks? Who was responsible for the “phishing” operation penetrating John Podesta’s e-mail in March 2016? We do not know the answers to such questions. It is entirely possible, indeed, that the answers we deserve and must demand could turn out to be multiple: One thing happened in one case, another thing in another. The new work done on the mid-June and July 5 events bears upon all else in only one respect. We are now on notice: Given that we now stand face to face with very considerable cases of duplicity, it is imperative that all official accounts of these many events be subject to rigorously skeptical questioning. Do we even know that John Podesta’s e-mail was in fact “phished”? What evidence of this has been produced? Such rock-bottom questions as these must now be posed in all other cases.
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https://www.thenation.com/article/a-new ... -dnc-hack/
elfismiles » 10 Aug 2017 15:59 wrote:Not familiar with this YouTube channel ...
Exploring Palantir with Quinn Michaels
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0RPn9Ikh0AStreamed live on Aug 6, 2017
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Jun 29, 2017 - The shine is most definitely coming off the Palantir brand. Here's a fascinating story about NYPD and Palantir, and how the former is kicking the ...
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