Donald Trump - Business and tax stories

[moXJO]

No, the lie was the existence of the Hunter PC.

Still have not seen one shred of evidence Despite promises Completely confected by Rudi as it obviously doesn't exist.

Tucker knows this which makes him the liar. You believe it which makes you a ......

Unfortunately the lie was that "it didn't exist".
Lots of news outlets that hated Trump have verified it. It was forensically analysed and 100% verification of the authenticity that it is Hunter Biden’s laptop.

The suppression of the hunter laptop story across social media is looking like actual interference in the 2020 election. It was big enough to have changed the course of the election with possible involvement of the fbi.

Looking very suss and backed with actual proof.

 

[DB008]

 

[Knobby22]

Knobby, l have "some" pictures, can't post them publicly. Do you want me to DM you?

No, I want to see official, not rigged up stuff. if they had it they would have used it especially before the election when they "lost " it. Not hard to copy a hard drive and do a wilileaks. its obvious they just have innuendo.

 

[DB008]

No, I want to see official, not rigged up stuff. if they had it they would have used it especially before the election when they "lost " it. Not hard to copy a hard drive and do a wikileaks. its obvious they just have innuendo.

An inconvenient truth....

Still in denial l see.

It's ok, l have also been wrong before and admitted it, but you know what, it takes a man to say, "Yep, l was wrong" and admit they were wrong.

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[DB008]

2020 Was The Most Most Most Secure Election in US History

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[DB008]

FYI

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[moXJO]

FYI


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This is the case. So long as those documents are available to the general pop (I think, freedom of information).

 

[Knobby22]

This is the case. So long as those documents are available to the general pop (I think, freedom of information).

Hence it is the librarians taking him on!

 

[DB008]

Corruption right up there....

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[DB008]

No, I want to see official, not rigged up stuff. if they had it they would have used it especially before the election when they "lost " it.

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[Knobby22]

Accusation. Anyone can make those.

 

[Knobby22]

If wishes were horses then beggars would ride.

Rudy said they had the hard drive before the election and it had so much damaging information.
After the election he no longer had it.

it is obvious he never had the hard drive but the believers are unable to accept the fact they were had and so a conspiracy is formed.
I expect you both to laugh at this otherwise you will have to think maybe Rudi was lying....a step too far.

But that doesn't mean Hunter is innocent as the driven snow. What was the USA/CIA (under Obama) doing in Ukraine convincing them to block the Russian fleet in Crimea? ..starting this war.

 

[wayneL]

Accusation. Anyone can make those.

Irrespective of whatever the facts are, I thought this was histerically ironic

 

[DB008]

it is obvious he never had the hard drive

LOL

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/.../giuliani-fbi-raid-hunter-biden-b1839979.html​

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[DB008]

2020 Was The Most Most Most Secure Election in US History

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2000 Mules

How 'True the Vote' purchased data that tracked the mules.

CNN - Wireless carriers keep your location data for years and provide it to the police​

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Washington (CNN Business)​

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The country's largest wireless carriers not only know where you are every time you make a phone call or use your data connection, but they routinely hold onto that location information for months and in some cases years, providing it to law enforcement whether you like it or not, according to carrier letters made public last week by the Federal Communications Commission.​

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From data about which cell towers your smartphone has been communicating with to your specific GPS coordinates, your smartphone constantly gives off a tremendous amount of information on your whereabouts, the letters from AT&T, Verizon and other carriers show.​

For example, T-Mobile retains granular latitude and longitude coordinates of devices on its network for up to 90 days, and less-granular cell-site location data for up to two years, the company told the FCC in a letter dated Aug. 3. Verizon said it holds cell-site data for up to one year, while AT&T said it may retain cell-site data for up to five years.​

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The company letters highlight how telecom companies, and not just tech platforms, cooperate with government requests for personal information — an issue that's received intense scrutiny in recent months as new state laws restricting abortion have prompted critics to worry about cellular location data being used to prosecute abortion-seekers. In addition to sending official data requests to companies, government agencies have also resorted to simply buying personal data from the open market themselves, a practice US lawmakers have questioned authorities about this year.​

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That sensitive data, privacy advocates have said, can reveal whether a person may have visited an abortion clinic or sought other reproductive care, even if the location data was merely collected for the purposes of facilitating an unrelated call or mobile web search at the time.​

"Governments collect information for many reasons. But, all too often, data collected by the state is misused and weaponized for other purposes," the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group, wrote in a blog post this spring.​

More on link below...

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/08/29/tech/wireless-carriers-locations-fcc/index.html​

FTC sues data broker for allegedly selling location data​

from hundreds of millions of phones​

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The Federal Trade Commission filed suit against Idaho-based data broker Kochava on Monday, alleging it sold location data from hundreds of millions of mobile devices that could be used to track individuals’ movements from places including reproductive health clinics, domestic violence shelters and places of worship.​

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The agency claims Kochava violated a section of the FTC Act that prohibits unfair deceptive practices in commerce.​

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Using data Kochava collected on mobile devices and combining it with public map programs, the FTC found it was possible to infer the identity of the device owner by linking those devices to sensitive locations and tracing them back to single-family homes. The agency claimed that until at least June of this year, Kochava would grant users access to a sample data set of time-stamped location information from 61 million unique mobile devices, with relatively little effort required by the user seeking access to the data.​

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The FTC claims Kochava was aware of this potential use, marketing its services on the Amazon Web Services Marketplace with the suggestion of using its information “to map individual devices to households.”​

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The agency argues in its complaint filed in federal court in Idaho that identification via Kochava’s location data “is likely to injure consumers through exposure to stigma, discrimination, physical violence, emotional distress, and other harms.” It added that Kochava could have installed reasonable safeguards to protect consumer information, like by blacklisting information associated with sensitive locations so that it would not appear in data sets, such as addiction recovery centers, shelters or medical facilities.​

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“This lawsuit shows the unfortunate reality that the FTC has a fundamental misunderstanding of Kochava’s data marketplace business and other data businesses,” Kochava Collective General Manager Brian Cox said in a statement. “Kochava operates consistently and proactively in compliance with all rules and laws, including those specific to privacy.”​

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Cox said the company announced a new ability to block location data from sensitive locations prior to the FTC’s lawsuit. He said the company engaged with the FTC for weeks explaining the data collection process and hoped to come up with “effective solutions” with the agency.​

More on link below....

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/29/ftc...or-allegedly-selling-phone-location-data.html​

We can't forget about Time Magazine can we....

It's not rigged, it's fortifying it. Gotcha buddy

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This was Biden yesterday in Pennsylvania
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He couldn't even fill a high school basketball court

But don't worry, he got the most votes in USA History - 81 million ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Yeah right​

Contrast - this was Trump over the weekend.

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[DB008]

Trump won 2020. EASILY!!!!!!!!

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[orr]

William Barr's comments of the last day or so notwithstanding; His earlier summation 'this is rubber room stuff'...
Only gains mor and more credence the longer this thread continues.

But please please do continue.

 

[DB008]

Will Barr.....

LOL ? ? ? ? ?

Clutching at straws orr, is that the best you got?

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[IFocus]

DB008 if there was any credence to the claims you have posted why haven't they be tested or confirmed by the courts, note Trump has selected many of the court positions currently held including the Supreme Court.

 

[InsvestoBoy]

2020 Was The Most Most Most Secure Election in US History

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The "Before" and "After" image files of the Dominion Machine from Mesa Colorado (related to the Tina Peters case) have hash values! This is evidence of competence.

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The reason that matters is that these can be used to prove that downstream copies of the same image files are authentic. It prevents disinformation operators from claiming there were (or weren't) files on the disk image, because changing even a single byte of data can cause the hash value to be invalid.

But CNN, MSNBC, ABC the New York Times & WaPo all said that the 2020 US Presidential Election was the most secure and Sleepy Joe Biden got 81 million votes. It must be true.....




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I feel so sorry for you.