What the fuck are you even rambling on about "digital evidence". No one is talking about "digital evidence" but you. What is important is the FBI has FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE by PERSONALLY INSPECTING the servers, not simply taking the report of a private Democrat party affiliated security company with incentive to provide false information. One more time, it is a FACT that the FBI was never allowed to inspect the DNC's servers that were so called hacked by Russia.
You should really read the indictment of the 19 Russian hackers. The only way that Russia was not involved in hacking the DNC is if the FBI literally just made a ton of shit up. It's only 30 pages:
https://www.justice.gov/file/1080281/download . It's really pretty interesting all the different ways they tracked them down - Mueller def had some Bitcoin sleuths on his team.
I mean, the email dumps are pretty solid evidence that the DNC servers were hacked. Unless you're suggesting the DNC dumped their own emails in 2016 before the election? Why would they do that?
They obviously have shit loads of evidence that go beyond just the DNC servers, btw. I'm sure a decent chunk of the 2800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants and 500 witnesses turned up something.
Speaking of "digital evidence" the files in question were copied at rates indicating they were copied via a USB thumb drive, not via the internet, of course that kind of "digital evidence" doesn't matter when it contradicts your story of course.
I'd like to see that. Honestly I'm totally open read whatever evidence is out there and if it seems strong enough I will absolutely change my opinion on what I think probably happened.
No one said anything about Crowdstrike being run by a Russian oligarch, that is a non-sequitur and a straw man.
You quoted it yourself dude . he said "Crowdstrike owner = Ukrainian oligarch, for example.". How does Ukraine come into the story in your opinion?
We did discuss the non-subpoena subpoenas issued before the official vote, and I proved conclusively they were not subpoenas but requests for information, and showed actually legally enforceable subpoenas for comparison, then you went quiet and refused to discuss the issue.
We must have went back and forth on the subpoenas 30+ times. I absolutely disagree with your logic and I'm fairly confident the subpoenas are enforceable. This is a unique situation and it's not that simple. I'm not a lawyer or a judge though, and neither are you, but I think if you were you'd understand that issues like this aren't black and white. There are far smarter and experienced people than both of us on either side of this argument.
The only person that can decide conclusively is a judge.
By the way, you could save yourself a lot of typing by knocking it off with all the personal attacks. Everyone already knows you think I'm less intelligent and informed than you.
First of all, "everyone knows", what the fuck kind of argument is this? Everyone knows when you can't form a logical argument, substituting rhetorical tricks is a useful strategy to avoid revealing this fact. Serves as a good distraction too, declaring yourself as some kind of victim that is some how being subjugated in the freedom and confines of one's own home. Very touching. Can you stick to the facts and skip the mind reader act? I don't think you are dumb, I think you are dishonest.
Report breaking down why the "Guccifer 2" DNC "hack" was actually a local leak and could not have been a remote hack.
“The metadata established several facts in this regard with granular precision: On the evening of July 5, 2016, 1,976 megabytes of data were downloaded from the DNC’s server. The operation took 87 seconds. This yields a transfer rate of 22.7 megabytes per second. These statistics are matters of record and essential to disproving the hack theory. No Internet service provider, such as a hacker would have had to use in mid-2016, was capable of downloading data at this speed.”
https://www.thenation.com/article/a-new-report-raises-big-questions-about-last-years-dnc-hack/The DNC didn't dump its own files, Seth Rich did, and he payed with his life days later. This is why Julian Assange is so important, he can testify as to who was his source for the files. Assange might end up joining Epstein, but time will tell. He will be extradited soon, then we will all know for sure as he is the one man alive able to prove it.
For the record-
This is an actual subpoena:
https://oversight.house.gov/sites/democrats.oversight.house.gov/files/documents/(70)%20Chaffetz%20Subpoena%20to%20Pagliano%2009-16-2016.pdfThis is NOT a subpoena:
https://oversight.house.gov/sites/democrats.oversight.house.gov/files/documents/2019-09-27.EEC%20Engel%20Schiff%20%20to%20Pompeo-%20State%20re%20Document%20Subpoena.pdfSome times the law is very black and white, and it is that way when it comes to legally enforceable documents. They have to be constructed in a specific way and include very specific information to be actionable.
here are the requirements for a subpoena to be actionable:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_45Your so called "subpoena" includes none of this information or other basic foundational requirements for a subpoena to function and be valid. A judge will never rule on it because there is nothing to take legal action on, it was a letter requesting information. Nothing more.