colfax_m
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Been explained a million times. All the agents said was that he gave no physical indications he was lying.Wrong-He wasn’t telling the truth. None of the agents said he was telling the truth.They concluded he was lying. All the agents said was that he didn’t give physical indications he was lying. That doesn’t mean they thought he was telling the truth. They knew he wasn’t telling the truth.Except that’s not what they said. No where is it written that the agents were of the opinion that he told the truth.
Their conclusion that he wasn't lying is not the same as he was telling the truth? So what is the middle-ground between the two?
Hmmm. Must be the new math or something. I was raised at a time you were either telling the truth or you weren't. If you weren't telling the truth, then you were lying. If you are telling the truth, then you're not lying.
But then again, I'm old fashioned and also from the days when there were only two genders, and you had no choice but to be what God made you.
The 302 report stated that Strzok and the other agent “both had the impression at the time that Flynn was not lying or did not think he was lying.”
Flynn Interview Documents | Making False Statements | Federal Bureau Of Investigation
That doesn’t mean they thought he wasn’t lying. Quite the opposite.