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If there isn't any evidence why would you be inclined to believe it?

• bradford 10y ago
  There's a difference between "no evidence exists" and "evidence exists, but we haven't disclosed it". Perhaps my original comment was unclear, but I believe the statements made in the article imply the latter.
  • dleslie 10y ago
    Why do you think the American spooks have any credibility?
    • 1812calif 10y ago
      IMO, the most American of traits is a deep seated disbelief that their own government has private citizens' best interests at heart. Many people do not agree, believing that their government (as defined by what they think it should do) is on their side. It is a matter of trust or distrust by default. Personally, I believe the spirit of the US Constitution is to distrust those in charge.
  • ManlyBread 10y ago
    It doesn't matter, the outcome is still the same - if there's no evidence presented then it might as well not exist.