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Dutch Oven

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They disappeared for a while and - as Val said - no one can quite figure out why they weren't just emailed, as they're all e-docs.


I don't see any mystery in this issue. Large documents are too big for the e-mail attachment limits that most accounts have (not to mention how tedious it would to send gigabites of data in 25 mb increments). That's why many businesses have moved to cloud based sharing. But there are security concerns about internet based sharing systems.

It's all a giggle, isn't it?! I mean, how dumb ARE these folks exactly?!
Compared to who? LOL!
 

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Hey JC! I love it when the authoritative source you rely on has a section called "Patriots" which exhorts folks to support Trump!

Another unbiased source. You guys slay me!
What really slays me is when the experts are completely acceptable only when they validate preferred narrative.
 

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Doesn't appear so; especially the latter part (did he receive any compensation related to these activities?). There is ZERO evidence of that.

But Being Joe Biden's son definitely didn't "hurt" Hunter Biden in terms of positions that he obtained. If that part surprises you, I would say welcome to adulthood.
Weird. Now you're relying on evidence! Who needs that when you have omniscience! I'm beginning to think you are a fraud!

If you don't understand that "didn't hurt" is a gross understatement of the relationship between Hunter's business opportunites and his dad's political influence and power, I cannot yet welcome you to adulthood. Back to Prophet College with you! You're not ready for Delphi!
 
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I don't see any mystery in this issue. Large documents are too big for the e-mail attachment limits that most accounts have (not to mention how tedious it would to send gigabites of data in 25 mb increments). That's why many businesses have moved to cloud based sharing. But there are security concerns about internet based sharing systems.

Compared to who? LOL!
Seriously, Dutchie. I've got electoral dynamite on Hunter and I'll be sitting on my laptop all day sending those 25MB increments. Even if it takes me 100 emails, that's faster and more secure than sending it UPS. I mean, UPS ffs, Dutchie!!!???? Who is actually going to do that??!!??!!

At the very least, you're going to give an assistant the flashdrive and a plane ticket and put them on a flight. This is mega million $$$$$ shit here.
 

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Did Joe Biden use his political influence to help create business opportunities for his family, and did he receive any compensation related to these activities?
Wow, that would be a major scandal that if true, would make all his supporters drop him.
Right.

 

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Frank are you an IT security specialist now as well? So many areas of expertise! As I understand it, if you are dealing with a large volume of data, your only practical alternatives are to upload to a sharing cloud site, or put it on a thumb drive and send the drive physically. Do IT specialists (like yourself) say that cloud services are definitely more secure than a physical transfer? I'd be surprised if they did.
Let me introduce you to a new concept, bud.

And a new free service.
wetransfer.com

My consulting fee for that is either $1500 or you taking a vacation until Jan 20.
 
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Dutch Oven

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Seriously, Dutchie. I've got electoral dynamite on Hunter and I'll be sitting on my laptop all day sending those 25MB increments. Even if it takes me 100 emails, that's faster and more secure than sending it UPS. I mean, UPS ffs, Dutchie!!!???? Who is actually going to do that??!!??!!
I take it you've never actually sent a data dump over 100 e-mails with attachments, or you'd understand why no-one would. My own personal cutoff is 5 e-mails before I'm moving to the cloud, DVD, portable hard drive or flash drive.

At the very least, you're going to give an assistant the flashdrive and a plane ticket and put them on a flight. This is mega million $$$$$ shit here.
That could only make arguable sense if: 1) it was the only copy of the data (or the original), and 2) you already knew what value the material had, or might have.

As Carlson said, the data had been copied in New York, so it was never going to be critical whether the drive was lost (which your cadre had wrongly assumed). The 1st story was about who had intercepted it, and why. It wasn't an announcement that the data had been destroyed/lost. You guys misinterpreted the story from the outset.

The data was being evaluated by Fox even while UPS looked for the missing flash drive. It's probably still being evaluated now. Fox has not said there will be nothing published out of that data. They've only said they're not going to publish material that relates to Hunter alone.
 
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Dutch Oven

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Let me introduce you to a new concept, bud.

And a new free service.
wetransfer.com

My consulting fee for that is either $1500 or you taking a vacation until Jan 20.
Frank, I'm not going to be taking any IT advice from you, and certainly won't be using any "free" services, unless you assert that you are an IT professional. Doesn't seem like you are.

You do know that anything that can be encrypted can be decrypted right? The best IT security approach is to avoid ANY opportunity for access to your data, encrypted or not.

There is no consulting fee high enough for everything you need to learn about business. And there's no sense asking you to take a break. You'd just re-emerge as another handle anyways, if you didn't just welch on your commitment instead.
 

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Frank, I'm not going to be taking any IT advice from you, and certainly won't be using any "free" services, unless you assert that you are an IT professional. Doesn't seem like you are.

You do know that anything that can be encrypted can be unencrypted right? The best IT security approach is to avoid ANY opportunity for access to your data, encrypted or not.

There is no consulting fee high enough for everything you need to learn about business. And there's no sense asking you to take a break. You'd just re-emerge as another handle anyways, if you didn't just welch on your commitment instead.
Dutchie, why wouldn't they just buy an assistant a $500 plane ticket and put them on a flight?

Let's talk common sense here.
 

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Frank, I'm not going to be taking any IT advice from you, and certainly won't be using any "free" services, unless you assert that you are an IT professional. Doesn't seem like you are.

You do know that anything that can be encrypted can be unencrypted right? The best IT security approach is to avoid ANY opportunity for access to your data, encrypted or not.

There is no consulting fee high enough for everything you need to learn about business. And there's no sense asking you to take a break. You'd just re-emerge as another handle anyways, if you didn't just welch on your commitment instead.
Yes, bud, I bow to your superior experience in all things IT related, your superior experience in logic and your superior journalistic research and ethics than all other journalists everywhere on this planet.
I can't believe you've managed to send 100 emails at once, that truly is an astounding marvel of IT and technical superiority.

I retract my demand for a consulting fee, clearly everyone on this board owes you for your continued education in all things IT, legal, journalistic and white supremacist.
 

Dutch Oven

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Dutchie, why wouldn't they just buy an assistant a $500 plane ticket and put them on a flight?

Let's talk common sense here.
Because it wasn't the only copy of the data, because courier delivery could be just as fast but a lot cheaper, because they didn't need it until the next business day, and because they've never had anything go missing doing it this way before.

That's common (business) sense.
 

Dutch Oven

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Yes, bud, I bow to your superior experience in all things IT related, your superior experience in logic and your superior journalistic research and ethics than all other journalists everywhere on this planet.
I can't believe you've managed to send 100 emails at once, that truly is an astounding marvel of IT and technical superiority.

I retract my demand for a consulting fee, clearly everyone on this board owes you for your continued education in all things IT, legal, journalistic and white supremacist.
I hope you enjoyed a little cheese with that whine.

And Frank, you should be trying to learn from everyone here at TERB, not just me. You have so much to learn!
 

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Patience grasshopper. As a news organization, I'm sure they are in the process of: 1) verifying their authenticity, 2) determining what is newsworthy, and 3) determining what can lawfully be published. Find your inner quiet. Tucker's comments about not piling on Hunter Biden indicate that they won't be publishing stuff that has no link to Joe. However, too early to say what's in the documents and what they mean.
So they have completely backed off the "we have the blockbuster, election changing info to reveal" and are transitioning to the "use this as a running scandal like Benghazi to give us a long term storyline to work against Biden with".

I guess that's a sign they are really worried about the election.

Yeah, but he hasn't said what's "damning" in the documents has he? That's because reporting came out that this info had been shopped for months and is virtually identical to fabricated smears from an fake source.

One of these days, some of you are going to have to come to grips with what is obvious to anyone discerning. You're being played for suckers by people with zero respect for your intelligence.
I hadn't thought of it that way. You're right, they may not be making the shift based on the polls, it may just be that they need the heat to cool off given the reveal of the fabrication. Clean some up, re-cast some others, blur those lines a bit more.
That could be it.

He said he already verified their authenticity and that it was "election changing" newsworthy. Where were you? But now he's saying that we shouldn't pile on. You've been played my man.
I still don't think the Carlson version of the missing package and the UPS one line up. Not really important but feels like a bit of scrambling.

Dude, he's playing his audience for chumps. The election is in 3 days and he'll only be on the air for 2 more; tonight and Monday. Any impact this failed October surprise had any potential of having has already passed it's shelf life. Don't worry, when this story falls down the memory hole, I'll show back up to remind you that you fell for it.
It's not going to. They are going to repackage it as the long term "shadows have been raised" story for the first year or so.

Did Joe Biden use his political influence to help create business opportunities for his family, and did he receive any compensation related to these activities?

We humble people out here in the "wait and see" universe would love to know.
Doesn't look like it, does it? The general level of "I'm important and know important people so that can help introduce some opportunities" but nothing
 
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I hadn't thought of it that way. You're right, they may not be making the shift based on the polls, it may just be that they need the heat to cool off given the reveal of the fabrication. Clean some up, re-cast some others, blur those lines a bit more.
That could be it.
That's my take. Carlson knows the window for the "blockbuster" has closed but he also wants to keep feeding breadcrumbs (real or not) to his loyal followers, in perpetuity. In the event of a Biden win, he's going to need some conspiracy to exploit to keep those numbers up.
 

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That's my take. Carlson knows the window for the "blockbuster" has closed but he also wants to keep feeding breadcrumbs (real or not) to his loyal followers, in perpetuity. In the event of a Biden win, he's going to need some conspiracy to exploit to keep those numbers up.
I think our takes overlap. I just assumed it was a straight shift to the breadcrumb approach because of the polling, but just deciding any chance to catapult it to a blockbuster was gone because of the fake persona story breaking means better to salvage the work by shifting to breadcrumbs now makes a lot of sense.
 

Dutch Oven

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Hey I'm trying to showing the way...
FFA, I can honestly say that I enjoy our exchanges, notwithstanding our disagreements.

Frank could learn a lot from you.
 

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And here's the newest from Fucker Carlson. He will now NOT attack Hunter Biden because he "feels sorry for Hunter" - LOLOLOL! .....

Boy!!! They must sure have to do a LOT of work fixing up those fake emails before they try and run them!!


 
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