Ask yourself this...in the current political climate, would someone with such a high profile make such an outlandish claim without the intent to back it up when inevitably challenged? He said he went to the CDC and of course there will be medical records to back it up. IMO, there is no way he permanently destroys his credibility over something that could be so easily disproven. Also, Drudge linked it and he is usually pretty careful to vet his links.....
in the current political climate, would someone with such a high profile make such an outlandish claim without the intent to back it up when inevitably challenged?
I don't know, but: "Trump’s campaign issued a statement saying it had fired Stone because “Roger wanted to use the campaign for his own personal publicity.” So, could be a publicity stunt, for one thing.
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AreWeSure ago
This is such ridiculous BS.
So "several weeks ago" someone tried to kill Roger Stone with Polonium? This is laughably hilarious
So he didn't tell anyone at the time? So the Centers for Disease control didn't alert anyone?
He doesn't give the actual timeframe?
He claims the poisoning was to stop the Congressional Investigation into the Trump dossier? The dossier that only became public a week ago?
And he chooses a method the only known use of was against against a Soviet dissident?
Why would anyone believe Roger Stone who describes his job as political dirty trickster? Do you also believe Ted Cruz's Dad tried to kill JFK?
Millennial_Falcon ago
This. People over on /r/The_Donald point out the story reeks of B.S.
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/5okcbf/roger_stone_just_now_on_alex_jones_stated_he_was/
Flairing "accuracy in question."
witch_doctor1 ago
Ask yourself this...in the current political climate, would someone with such a high profile make such an outlandish claim without the intent to back it up when inevitably challenged? He said he went to the CDC and of course there will be medical records to back it up. IMO, there is no way he permanently destroys his credibility over something that could be so easily disproven. Also, Drudge linked it and he is usually pretty careful to vet his links.....
Millennial_Falcon ago
I don't know, but: "Trump’s campaign issued a statement saying it had fired Stone because “Roger wanted to use the campaign for his own personal publicity.” So, could be a publicity stunt, for one thing.
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/422353/donald-trump-roger-stone-interview
witch_doctor1 ago
Time will tell because he will have to produce medical records on this one.