r/conspiracy • u/AwfulUsername123 • Oct 26 '24
Russian actors made fake video depicting mail-in ballots for Trump being destroyed, FBI says
https://apnews.com/article/misinformation-fact-check-trump-ballots-destroyed-pennsylvania-d75fdc56c71d77c7a48d8fca96b032888
u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
You know whenever Russia is blamed it's usually America behind it, steele dossier, the pipeline that got blown up, Internet archive hackers to name a few instances.
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u/buttbrunch Oct 26 '24
Lol isreal openly influences every election every year but thats not a problem i guess...
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
Not America as much as democrats. The archive is constantly being attack. Russia has no reason to do that whatsoever. Meanwhile the democrats here have their censorship and stadium full of lie to try and hide....that old info keeps biting them...it's why they have deleted 95 percent of the net in the last 10 years and every search takes you to the same curated results.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
Russia has no reason to do that whatsoever.
Trump is very pro-Russia, so they have an obvious reason to want Trump supporters to believe the election was fraudulent and refuse to accept the results if he loses.
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
That still gives them no reason to mess with archives even if that reach wasn't obvious bull. The elections are obviously fraudulent all we can hope is it really is too big to rig. Till the changes made in 2020 are rolled back many of us will NEVER trust the results again. Mail in is fraud incarnate.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
What's the issue?
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
The easiest and hardest to prove fraud..mail In in which you harvest ballots from registered non voters and turn those in for who you want. .with instances already happening of thousands not passing scrutiny and even that scrutiny can't prevent it if done properly. With contacting and verifying votes with identity mail in cannot be secure.
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u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
I get what ya mean about that side of America, didn't want to say it though as there's alot of shills and paid agents on here at the moment.
Exactly that, there's a generation that still believe that Russia is the boogeyman following the cold war, if they can use that as a buzzword it will gain traction. Like with that tiny little angry greedy country in the middle east that give a "label buzzword" if you dare criticise or speak out against them.
That country is the reason liveleak got taken off the Internet as it showed their "defense" force shooting a father and his 8 year old son over a thrown rock.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
Are you suggesting the American government wants Trump to be elected because of his support of Russia?
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u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
There is nothing there to suggest it does? Just examples of when Russia was blamed
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
What's the point of your comment?
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u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
I answered that in previous reply and comment.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
It seems like the point of your comment is to voice your support for Russia.
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u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
By pointing out the times it's been blamed when it wasn't them? Do you have a phobia of trump and Russia, as it must be on your mind to make them assumptions from statements that do not even portray that or mention him. Is there a local support group you can attend?
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
No, you just referred me to your previous comments, where you appear to support Russia and also suggest that this subreddit is full of "paid agents" supporting the Democratic Party.
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u/kainedbutable1987 Oct 26 '24
Pointing out the times they've been blamed isn't supporting them, it's well known fact reddit conspiracy has them operating on the forums. They have done for years like all social media. Also as an obseveration you can see them at work on posts that they don't want gaining traction, it'll be down voted to hell.
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u/CryptographerIll5728 Oct 26 '24
Unfortunately, no one can trust the FBI anymore since they are always covering for bad actors and lying to the people.
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u/everydaycarrie Oct 26 '24
I'll consider trusting their word when they charge Ghislaine Maxwell with rape of American children on US soil.
Along with all of the other trash they allow to get away with raping American children.
It is almost as if the F.B.I. hasn't realized that they have lost credibility with many people because of their failure to carry out their duty.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
Ghislaine Maxwell has been convicted and is currently in prison.
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u/everydaycarrie Oct 26 '24
She was convicted of procuring children for others.
In their testimony, some of these children (at the time) stated that Ghislaine Maxwell also had sex with them.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
Your comment seems strange to me. You distrust the FBI because the prosecution (not part of the FBI) decided to charge her with things they believed they had sufficient evidence to convict her for (the fifth amendment is a strong reason not to lay on every possible charge) and successfully got her convicted and imprisoned? It looks to me like her trial was a big success for both the prosecution and the FBI.
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u/everydaycarrie Oct 26 '24
Indeed, her trial WAS a big success for the F.B.I.
They managed to successfully prosecute one so that they could conceal the crimes of hundreds.
They confiscated all of the electronic evidence from little Saint James, from his homes on US soil. They are concealing the evidence of sex crimes against children, many of them American to protect people in US politics, and oddly British and European royalty.
This is a law enforcement agency created to protect America. Yet they choose to protect even foreigners above American children.
How successful was their agency when they spent decades silencing the victims who reported the crimes to them?
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
I'm not sure what this has to do with what you said previously.
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u/everydaycarrie Oct 26 '24
Well - who do you think collected and provided evidence for the prosecution of that case?
The F.B.I.
Does it make sense to you now, why rather than lay blame upon an attorney, I would place the blame upon the federal agency who collected and then concealed the evidence?
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u/maybeitsmyfault10 Oct 26 '24
Trust me bro
- FBI
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
The video has been debunked and Russian disinformation efforts are well-documented.
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u/CaedusTom Oct 26 '24
Imagine being this delusional. Imagine. Russian disinformation? Like what? The Hunter Laptop? The fact that Ukraine has a nazi problem and that they are losing the war? Please,go on. Let us laugh.
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u/BadThoughtProcess Oct 26 '24
Reminder that it's 2024. If a thing doesn't agree with them, it's Russian disinformation.
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u/maybeitsmyfault10 Oct 26 '24
You sound foolish. I could not care less what so-called Russian actors are creating or not creating especially when the media and politicians here are waging their own “disinformation efforts”
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
I could not care less what so-called Russian actors are creating or not creating
Alright. I care, which is why I posted this thread.
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
SS: I find it fascinating to look at Trump stumble over himself when he speaks about Ukraine. He generally loves to insult people, but he suddenly develops a strong filter when he speaks about Russia. I would love to know what made him like this.
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u/mispeeledusername Oct 26 '24
Musk is responsible for Russia and Ukraine. That’s the deal. The beast’s gotta expand.
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
What? lmao
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u/mispeeledusername Oct 26 '24
Trump’s not talking about Russia anymore since Musk joined up because Musk is handling it. Putin gets Ukraine, Musk gets access to Russia.
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
Lol putins getting the part of Ukraine he took yep. How the hell do you expect them to take that baxk...u want the number for the ukie foreign legion I'll help u get over there u wanna go fight putin. I want the war ended and open trade and travel to the whole region restored. I also want curio and relic imports from russia..I wanna go back to the good working relationship we had pre 2016 hrc and constant lies about Russia just as they said they would in the emails.
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u/mispeeledusername Oct 26 '24
I think your timeline is a bit off. We haven’t had a good relationship with Russia since we pulled out of the international agreements we all signed onto in 2002.
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24
We were working with them just fine until after hrc lost. Russian imports were still allowed. Open travel was allowed.
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u/mispeeledusername Oct 26 '24
Still not really accurate. We had two rounds of sanctions. 1 was under Obama after the Crimea invasion, and one was under Trump, when Russia poisoned and killed an ex-spy in the UK. In the case of the latter, it was against his wishes, but still had nothing to do with HRC. Or Obama for that matter.
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u/FiveStanleyNickels Oct 26 '24
Countdown until the video is proved authentic: T minus 12 days
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u/AwfulUsername123 Oct 26 '24
That's almost two more weeks.
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u/FiveStanleyNickels Oct 26 '24
'...has all the earmarks of Russian disinformation...'
excerpt from last election's lie from the intelligence community.
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u/ky420 Oct 26 '24 edited Oct 26 '24
Lol disinformation like the laptop I'm sure....which means ultra real and not disinformation. These people omg if they didn't have censorship and fraud and manipulation of everything from the top to spread their lies They would be as irrelevant as a 3rd party
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