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To: Robert DeLong

He thought it better to disappear in Syria than to to be “available” in the U.S. to address this. Typical elitist.


27 posted on 02/23/2017 6:06:41 AM PST by Thickman (Libsteria is funnier than confounded GOP "leaders".)
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To: Thickman
So now Shawn Hannity is an elitist? Also, do you really believe that he went to Syria just so he could tweet this and be unavailable to address this? Let me let you in on a little poorly kept secret. No longer is it necessary to be face to face in the same room to communicate. He can communicate just as effectively from any where in the world now.

Furthermore, he did qualify it with if true, which is at least more than liberals do. Wikileaks does have a track record of providing the truth, however, it is always best to verify if possible what comes out of even there. For the simple reason that they may be relying on that record to slip in an untruth here and there.

I am the first to admit that at times I too can be fooled by someone I trusted to tell me the truth, and as a result inadvertently pass it along without doing more research. Primarily because I am being lazy and the lie is so believable. But mostly because I trust the source to not pass on something to me that is not the truth. That is when you are the most vulnerable. It's usually a chain reaction, because the person I trusted held the same trust with whom they had received it from.

But yes, let's throw Shawn Hannity to the wolves like Milo, and trash him for this poor choice of judgement on this occasion even though his judgement is usually pretty reliable. Because after all we are far more superior.

29 posted on 02/23/2017 7:31:52 AM PST by Robert DeLong
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