Those fact checkers are respected around the world and your giant propaganda character assassination machine is a joke and a disgrace. And no our US justice system is not a conspiracy against your obvious lying thieving scumbags...
I defended Ryan? Wrong Wrong again as always.
There is a disturbance in force, it's as if the average IQ of thread participants just dropped 50 points...
Oh, hi franco....
I love how you vomit about character assassination while defending demagogue Ryan...
Well, even if you choose to ignore it, it still happened.
Michael Flynn's troubling penchant for conspiracy theories
Before joining the White House, Flynn regularly directed his Twitter followers to conspiracy-minded sources and blogs, often pushing fake claims about Hillary Clinton. Although social media has made it easier for people to make their beliefs known, experts told us that they are unaware of any past national security advisers who so readily accepted such groundless theories.
"To give (conspiracies) that sort of endorsement without checking the facts thoroughly is not something you associate with national security," said Elizabeth Saunders, a George Washington University professor and U.S. foreign policy expert. "This is a job about information collection and dissemination."
Flynn has since deleted some of his controversial tweets, but CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott documented many of them.
In the week leading up to Election Day, Flynn notably tweeted an article alleging proof that Hillary Clinton is involved in money laundering and child sex trafficking. These rumors have no basis in fact.
"U decide - NYPD Blows Whistle on New Hillary Emails: Money Laundering, Sex Crimes w Children, etc… MUST READ!" Flynn tweeted Nov. 2, linking to an anonymously sourced True Pundit article.
Flynn’s son, Michael G. Flynn, also fed into the unfounded rumors that Washington pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong is the front of a child sex ring run by Clinton and her campaign manager (the incident dubbed "Pizzagate").
Well, even if you choose to ignore it, it still happened.
Michael Flynn's troubling penchant for conspiracy theories
Before joining the White House, Flynn regularly directed his Twitter followers to conspiracy-minded sources and blogs, often pushing fake claims about Hillary Clinton. Although social media has made it easier for people to make their beliefs known, experts told us that they are unaware of any past national security advisers who so readily accepted such groundless theories.
"To give (conspiracies) that sort of endorsement without checking the facts thoroughly is not something you associate with national security," said Elizabeth Saunders, a George Washington University professor and U.S. foreign policy expert. "This is a job about information collection and dissemination."
Flynn has since deleted some of his controversial tweets, but CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott documented many of them.
In the week leading up to Election Day, Flynn notably tweeted an article alleging proof that Hillary Clinton is involved in money laundering and child sex trafficking. These rumors have no basis in fact.
"U decide - NYPD Blows Whistle on New Hillary Emails: Money Laundering, Sex Crimes w Children, etc… MUST READ!" Flynn tweeted Nov. 2, linking to an anonymously sourced True Pundit article.
Flynn’s son, Michael G. Flynn, also fed into the unfounded rumors that Washington pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong is the front of a child sex ring run by Clinton and her campaign manager (the incident dubbed "Pizzagate").
You decide?
Hardly supports the hate message of the CNN lying *****?
Well, even if you choose to ignore it, it still happened.
Michael Flynn's troubling penchant for conspiracy theories
Before joining the White House, Flynn regularly directed his Twitter followers to conspiracy-minded sources and blogs, often pushing fake claims about Hillary Clinton. Although social media has made it easier for people to make their beliefs known, experts told us that they are unaware of any past national security advisers who so readily accepted such groundless theories.
"To give (conspiracies) that sort of endorsement without checking the facts thoroughly is not something you associate with national security," said Elizabeth Saunders, a George Washington University professor and U.S. foreign policy expert. "This is a job about information collection and dissemination."
Flynn has since deleted some of his controversial tweets, but CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott documented many of them.
In the week leading up to Election Day, Flynn notably tweeted an article alleging proof that Hillary Clinton is involved in money laundering and child sex trafficking. These rumors have no basis in fact.
"U decide - NYPD Blows Whistle on New Hillary Emails: Money Laundering, Sex Crimes w Children, etc… MUST READ!" Flynn tweeted Nov. 2, linking to an anonymously sourced True Pundit article.
Flynn’s son, Michael G. Flynn, also fed into the unfounded rumors that Washington pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong is the front of a child sex ring run by Clinton and her campaign manager (the incident dubbed "Pizzagate").
You decide?
Hardly supports the hate message of the CNN lying *****?
He was re tweeting the article about Pizzagate, and trying to pass it off as truth. Yes, he did say "you decide", but it was also followed by "must read", meaning he thought it was true.
Seems the whole new BS GOP believes in any conspiracy theory against Democrats. Which Ryan's question Etc certainly is not, but the fox story definitely is... A typical right wing disgrace, super duper.
Well, even if you choose to ignore it, it still happened.
Michael Flynn's troubling penchant for conspiracy theories
Before joining the White House, Flynn regularly directed his Twitter followers to conspiracy-minded sources and blogs, often pushing fake claims about Hillary Clinton. Although social media has made it easier for people to make their beliefs known, experts told us that they are unaware of any past national security advisers who so readily accepted such groundless theories.
"To give (conspiracies) that sort of endorsement without checking the facts thoroughly is not something you associate with national security," said Elizabeth Saunders, a George Washington University professor and U.S. foreign policy expert. "This is a job about information collection and dissemination."
Flynn has since deleted some of his controversial tweets, but CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott documented many of them.
In the week leading up to Election Day, Flynn notably tweeted an article alleging proof that Hillary Clinton is involved in money laundering and child sex trafficking. These rumors have no basis in fact.
"U decide - NYPD Blows Whistle on New Hillary Emails: Money Laundering, Sex Crimes w Children, etc… MUST READ!" Flynn tweeted Nov. 2, linking to an anonymously sourced True Pundit article.
Flynn’s son, Michael G. Flynn, also fed into the unfounded rumors that Washington pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong is the front of a child sex ring run by Clinton and her campaign manager (the incident dubbed "Pizzagate").
You decide?
Hardly supports the hate message of the CNN lying *****?
Because Russian scumbags screwing up our election it's just fine if it helps the new BS GOP...
