(10-20-2020 01:51 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(10-20-2020 01:39 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-20-2020 01:36 PM)umbluegray Wrote:  

(10-20-2020 01:17 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-20-2020 01:04 PM)banker Wrote:  RWT, where do you get that the computers were taken in to have the hard drives wiped? The story has been that they were water damaged and taken in to have the data recovered,’not wiped. Additionally, Hunter is in Delaware frequently, it’s where his mob boss dad lives,’so the computers, which I’m sure travel with him, being repaired in Delaware is logical.

Which former intel folks? Brennan, Clapper, etc.? You know, the same guys pumping the fake dossier and couldn’t figure out it was Russian disinformation.

You make this too easy.

I. Did. Not. Say. That.

I only implied that most computer repair shops with abandoned equipment would likely wipe the equipment and reuse it if able.

Not if it involved tampering with evidence. Granted, they would have to be aware of the contents in order to suspect the contents could potentially be evidence.

Thankfully, this guy was smarter than most.

Yeah...genius...nothing at all suspicious here...lol

Quote:MacIsaac also would not reveal when he first looked through the data, and refused to provide key details about his handling of the material. Asked by CBS News if he actually saw the email purportedly from Pozharskyi, he repeatedly said "no comment" before saying he "believed" he had. MacIsaac refused to answer in any detail whether or why he would have searched through the laptop to find a four-year-old email, which seemingly appears to be an innocuous message about arranging a meeting for coffee.

MacIsaac provided no additional details to CBS News to corroborate he saw these alleged documents.

He told CBS News he reached out to the FBI through "people that [he] trusted" and was eventually put in contact with two FBI agents. On December 9, 2019, he was issued a subpoena demanding he turn over the laptop and hard drive to a federal grand jury in Wilmington, according to a photo of a copy of the subpoena published by the Post and confirmed by MacIsaac.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hunter-bide...ost-story/

I think he's already admitted that the impeachment of Trump made him angry. He absolutely is not an unbiased bystander. He sent it to the FBI. My question is---If they had it during impeachment, how on earth is this NOT something the FBI needs to tell congress, the president, and the American people about since Biden/Ukraine corruption was at the crux of the impeachment vote and trial earlier this year? So, I think the MUCH more germane question is "What did the FBI know---and when did they know it?".

And why did they allegedly threaten this guy? Said he originally made the copies cause he feared for his life.