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TUCKER: We Have Conclusive Proof -- THE LAPTOP IS REAL
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It's not that black and white.
What if the laptop is real,
and most of the emails are real
But not all of them?
Reading between the lines, I think that is the claim here, that somehow and at some point the laptop contents were tampered with.
I don't doubt that it is Hunter's laptop, and that he signed the repair order, and that the shop owner handed the hard drive over to the FBI.
So maybe the "copy" that Rudy got is different from the original the FBI got?
That's the only scenario that I see that is remotely possible. Thoughts?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76830601 And how long has Rudy had it? Enough time to have his buddies insert some goodies? So it should be easy enough to compare what Rudy has with what the FBI has had since 2019, I'd think. If it's identical, then the concept of Russian tampering becomes much harder to prove - the window much smaller. 1. They could have planted stuff on the laptop before Hunter dropped it off for repair. But how would they know he was going to take it in for repair? 2. They could have planted stuff on the laptop between the time it was dropped off and the time it was given to the FBI. I've heard that they can prove the laptop was not connected to the Internet at any point during that time (have not found source). If so, then it would have to be done on site. Would shop owner have to be a Russian asset? Would love to hear some of the people crying "Russia!" explain exactly how they think this happened. Funny thing is, they never do. Are you saying the CRACK HEAD, Hunter Biden, was framed? BS on the never being 'CONNECTED' to the internet. Even OLDER are ALREADY... INTERNET READY. Wi-Fi and all... Laptops these days REQUIRE internet connection to COMPLETE the INITIAL SET UP. Further, it is MODERATELY difficult to have ANONYMITY. You were saying... They were only handed in for data recovery, not repair. He was not trying to get them to run. You can do data recovery 100% offline. But if we want to say it was done over the Internet, then assume at some point the contents of those drives were available. How would Russia know it? Maybe there was already phone-home malware on it so when it went online it alerted someone. This would have to have happened in the time frame between when the drive went online and it was seized by the FBI. And there would have to be an extreme level of sophistication to insert or modify emails just perfectly crafted to arouse suspicion but appear legitimate. And the emails would have to be of the sort that can't be corroborated or cross-checked against other addressees, or the email provider itself. At what point does Occam's Razor come into play?
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