I agree with his assessment that Hersh's story is so detailed and that it's a red flag. It was what I felt when reading it. Feeling something doesn't make it tr

I agree with his assessment that Hersh's story is so detailed and that it's a red flag. It was what I felt when reading it. Feeling something doesn't make it true of course. But ironically, I think there's quite a bit of circumstantial evidence to make at least the jist of Hersh's story correct. The big thing for me is the near complete media silence. You'd think blowing up a huge piece of civilian infrastructure would stir up a bigger frenzy, but no. If we really did not know and it was plausibly Russia, it would get talked about a lot more.