That is your right, but it was a 1 minute read of something that was explained better than I could so I think it's silly to just dismiss it for that reason.

Part of insightful discussion includes invoking third-party opinions and information. Dismissing it categorically is limiting.

You're reaching, significantly Then again you've been barking up that delusional tree for some time now.

Thanks for thorough rebuttal.

while it may be delusional to overemphasise every little connection, it is definitely not delusional to recognise that it is in russia's interest to have an incompetent president in the usa

Alex Jones... some random FOX commentator. Who knows. Far right nationalist idiots who rail against 'globalisation' without knowing what it even means.

#RussiaGate continuing to gain momentum. Now it appears that Michael Flynn failed to disclose payments from several Russian companies, including a subsidiary of Kaspersky Lab (the premier cyber-security company in Russia). For those not familiar, Kaspersky's top hacker hunter, Ruslan Stoyanov, was arrested on charges of treason back in January. The implication here is that it's possible that Kaspersky Lab was involved in Russian hacking of the DNC et al, Stoyanov (being their premier hacker-hunter) discovered this and was arrested under an Article 275 treason charge (which means that the trial was secret), and there's a possibility that Michael Flynn knew this, as well.

Now, this is still conjecture, but a very worrisome picture is being painted, if this stuff turns out to be true. There needs to be an independent counsel appointed to investigate this.

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/326866-flynn-files-new-financial-paperwork-disclosing-payments-from-russian

#PizzaGate 2.0

Unlike PizzaGate, there is actual evidence here. The real question is, how far down does this rabbit hole go?

msm and an entire political party never ran with that