barbos
Contributor
I don't think you actually understand what they actually found.Yeah, the investigation by the these people seemed thorough and their conclusion isn't that they found a smoking gun. Rather, they found something that needs to be explained. And all there has been are baseless denials, which to me indicates an admission. Alfa Bank indicated that they investigated the claim (even "contracted" someone to look into it), which implies that the claim being made was of interest and serious. The Trump side just hand waved it away, indicating it was just random and noise, neither which is true. This is asymmetric and the timing of the connection resetting and then disappearing along with the context of the investigation by the NY Times and Slate is too much coincidence.Citation?
It then started again through another channel.
Who said that? another "elite" specialist? OK, i see where they are claiming that. That DOES seem highly suspicious, I give you that. But then we come back to the question of authenticity of the data, could it be fabricated? "Elite" specialists are saying it's hard to fabricate, I call it bullshit. that's extremely easy to fabricate. And they don't know the source of the data. I think the whole thing was fabricated. It can be fabricated by a number of ways starting from simply manufacturing logs and ending by finding an open http proxy at alpha bank and periodically pinging it with the name of the trump server and carefully recording DNS logs and then gibing it to "elite" specialists, server name change can be detected too and then pinged through Alfa bank.
Bottom line, when you don't know the source of the data, then you can call it total trash.
The source is in the story. It's very well laid out, unlike your vain attempts at refutation.
This shit is very fucked up.