(10-08-2025 11:05 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote: (10-08-2025 08:43 PM)tanqtonic Wrote: (10-08-2025 08:27 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote: (10-08-2025 08:08 PM)tanqtonic Wrote: (10-08-2025 07:49 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote: Here's a starter list you can dig into. Keep asking questions about Antifa funding and keeping the pressure up! Hopefully we'll get the details we both crave in court during their trials:
When proof is presented in some court, Ill consider it.
You wanted details. So I gave you details. But now that's not enough for you to even consider. You are truly frivolous.
I cant find any primary sources on this WH announcement, aside from some tweetster named "Wall Street Apes".
A search on the quotes reveals nothing beyond that source.
When one searches *any* combination of the supposed 'found sources' -- nothing that backs that tweet comes up.
A direct search of WH announcements reveals no such announcement.
Finally, you might notice some really rank errors in the list itself. No official announcement listing named organizations from the Office of the President would have a typo of inserting capital letters into the middle of a name. Those announcements go through way too many layers of fact checking and grammar checking for that sophomore level mistake.
You call that 'details'? In fact, I think the claim, after that is pretty fing specious. For you, Id call it hook, line, and sinker.
Quote:At least we agree on the need to get answers and accountability for Antifa and their funding in a courtroom.
With what you presented, that level of crap wont even get that far. Hate to tell you, there simply was no such White House release above, at least per the WH release archive.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/news/
Do you usually take everything "Wall Street Apes" says at face value, sir? Or is this a special one off case?
I'm not sure why you went through all of that, as I gave you the "starter list" link above to the actual original source video. Said link shows The Government Accountability Institution rep (with his White House issued nameplate in front of him) testifying in the White House to our President and others, including the press with the White House chyron clearly showing along the bottom.
It's not my fault that you couldn't find anything in the legacy media about it and we used WSA (an account with over 1.1M followers) to view it. You understand that doesn't make WSA the actual "starter list" info source, right? I'm sorry if this comes off as condescending, but your dramatic responses are getting increasingly more desperate and shallow.
Here is a question for you -- since you treat this White House meeting with reverence, do you similarly believe the transcripts and a full findings of the J6 committee with an equal vigor? Considering the far deeper substantiation in the record of the J6 committee proceedings, you should.
You can answer the question above with a simple 'yes / no'.
And you are absolutely correct I denote this with skepticism. Show their work. Not just self-serving conclusory statements.
Lets take a look at this "Government Accountability Institute".
Quote:The Government Accountability Institute (GAI) is a conservative think tank[3][4] located in Tallahassee, Florida.[5][6] GAI was founded in 2012[7] by Peter Schweizer and Steve Bannon
Lolz. Steve Bannon. Double lolz.
Lets go further --
Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich is a 2015 book published by GAI that makes false claims about donations made to the Clinton Foundation by foreign entities, paid speeches made by Bill and Hillary Clinton, and the Clintons' personal enrichment since leaving the White House in 2001.[30]
GAI was central in pushing the debunked conspiracy theory concerning alleged involvement by Hillary Clinton in the sale of Uranium One.[31][32] Attorney General Jeff Sessions had John W. Huber investigate GAI's claims connecting the Clinton Foundation to the sale of the group of companies. Huber found no tangible evidence of impropriety.[33]
Bush Bucks: How Public Service and Corporations Helped Make Jeb Rich, an e-book published by GAI in October 2015, raises questions about millions of dollars received by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush after he left office. The money came from from companies which had benefited from Bush's policies while he was governor.[34][35]
Another debunked[36] book published by GAI is Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends. It was the first printed source of the false Biden–Ukraine conspiracy theory,[1] which GAI was heavily involved in promoting.[37] When asked about GAI's role in media coverage of the allegations, Bannon replied, “It’s key. It was the predicate”.[38]
Quite the track record there.