What I posted was not a fallacy. It was a theory, I admitted.So, basically, someone is connecting dots that may not have any connection at all. They are making correlation-causation fallacies.It's a good question.What is Chagoury's connection to Boko Haram? This has not been established.
I could theorize that as someone with extensive business interests in Nigeria he was paying them off to leave his stuff alone. Those payments would mark him as a terrorist supporter and put him on the no fly list. It is not speculation that he was on the no fly list nor that he got off of it somehow. That part is fact. I merely offer a reasonable explanation of those facts.
Dot A: Chagoury is a Nigerian.
Dot B: Boko Haram is Nigerian.
Dot C: Chagoury donated to the Clinton Foundation.
Dot D: Boko Haram did not get placed on the FTO list until 2013 when they graduated to the big time by killing 160 civilians.
What we don't have is a dot connecting Chagoury to Boko Haram.
Dot A: Chagoury is Nigerian (he's actually Lebanese but OK)
Dot B: BH is in Nigeria
Dot C: He donated to the Clinton Foundation and is a big pal of theirs.
Dot D: He was placed on the no fly list
Dot E: He was removed from the no fly list
Now, how did he get on the no fly list to begin with?
How did he get off the no fly list?
Why did Hillary oppose including BH on the list of terrorist orgs?
Did his contributions to the Foundation influence her decision on any of these?