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From the article, Edgreen's opinion seems to be based off of everyone reporting the syndrome having some tenuous connection to Russia, which is fairly terrible
by boomboomsubban 3y ago
From the article, Edgreen's opinion seems to be based off of everyone reporting the syndrome having some tenuous connection to Russia, which is fairly terrible evidence. Maybe he has a better reason for believing it, I can't guess.
And that DIA investigation was presumably part of the House Intelligence Committee's assessment that ruled there was no credible evidenced of an attack.
- lostlogin 3y agoIs it tenuous evidence when Russian agents were photographed at the scene? Clumsy moves like this are a hallmark of Russian operations, for example, the UK poisonings.
- boomboomsubban 3y agoI seem to have missed these photographs, but "Russian spies found to be in the same cities as US spies" doesn't seem like some huge bombshell.
- kthejoker2 3y ago> Maybe he has a better reason for believing it, I can't guess. Did you even read what you responded to? He absolutely has "better reasons" for believing it.
- boomboomsubban 3y ago>He absolutely has "better reasons" for believing it. Does he? He certainly didn't share them, and I can only comment on what he did share, which was pretty flimsy.