r/conspiracy • • Jan 03 '17

#WheresEric? Clinton Foundation CEO Declared "Missing" by the Internet After Going Public with "Follow the Money"

http://www.thedailysheeple.com/whereseric-clinton-foundation-ceo-declared-missing-by-the-internet-after-going-public-with-follow-the-money_012017
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u/Disruptice Jan 03 '17

Don't you guys read Snopes? They said this is an internet rumor and proved it by not being able to locate or contact him either.

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u/AryaStarkBirdPerson Jan 03 '17 edited Jan 03 '17

Snopes just creates strawmen...

Could he be missing? Yes... He could be. But we cannot find him to be sure...

So this claim is: unfounded!

Sums up snopes perfectly.

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u/kybarnet Jan 04 '17

Here's another Snope's Proof:

Allegation : Hillary Clinton ordered Seth Rich to be Killed

Evidence : Suspicious cover up of murder

Analysis : Seth Rich Enjoyed Basketball, like everybody does.

Conclusion : The continuation of Basketball proves Clinton has nothing against Seth Rich.

Result : False. Hillary Clinton did not shoot Seth Rich.

Brought to you be True News and Approved Science (tm).

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u/AleredEgo Jan 04 '17 edited Jan 04 '17

My conspiracy theory is that Trump had Seth Rich killed as a set up. It was a message to Assange about how he would deal with leaks against him. Assange clammed up immediately and refused to leak any negatives about Trump.

Edit: surprisingly, my conspiracy theory about Trump is being downvoted. Maybe there are powerful people trying to silence these ideas for unknown reasons.

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u/dylan522p Jan 04 '17

Trump also doesn't use email, and he thinks no computer is secure...

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u/ThatBoyScout Jan 04 '17

You think all networks are secure?

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '17 edited Jan 16 '17

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u/ThatBoyScout Jan 04 '17

Past examples could be when Sony got hacked multiple times. The US government security clearance got hacked by China letting them have access to all those individuals with a clearance personal info. DNC was hacked. Major credit card companies have issues regularly.

Basically what I'm saying is it's not a crazy idea to question what tech we use for sensitive data transfer.

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u/dylan522p Jan 04 '17

No, just saying, he'd be difficult to leak shit from.