Trump's latest conspiracy theory, supplied by OAN.............

[ABikerSailor]

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

 

[Votto]

Another outlandish conspiracy theory?

I wonder if Putin made him do it.

 

[Harry Dresden]

the guy is his own worst enemy.....

 

[Crepitus]

The Russian connection.

Again.

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

 

[ABikerSailor]

Another outlandish conspiracy theory?

I wonder if Putin made him do it.

Wouldn't surprise me in the least, especially since the OAN reporter is a Russian national who also works for the Kremlin owned Sputnik news agency.

 

[tycho1572]

You’re an idiot, ABikerSailor.
Are you in the habit of swallowing everything you read?

 

[Votto]

Another outlandish conspiracy theory?

I wonder if Putin made him do it.

Wouldn't surprise me in the least, especially since the OAN reporter is a Russian national who also works for the Kremlin owned Sputnik news agency.

It's all part of the vast right wing conspiracy Hillary used to talk about.

Watch yourself, they are everywhere...................

 

[Zander]

Gugino, who was hospitalized in serious but stable condition as of Monday, is a veteran political activist. The New York Post noted that he is “a long-time peace activist and ‘gentle person,’ according to friends.” He was arrested at the White House in 2012 during a protest against the Guantánamo Bay prison facility. He appears to have deleted his social media accounts.

 

[miketx]

The Op is simply entertainment, he no other value in life.

 

[ABikerSailor]

The Russian connection.

Again.

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

The comment about it being funny as hell that the OAN reporter is a Russian national who also works for the Kremlin owned Sputnik was just in passing.

The real conspiracy is that the pushed man somehow "fell faster than he was pushed" as well as saying that he was using his cell phone to disrupt or scan police communications is the real part of the post. Trump is too stupid to know how gravity works, as well as is too stupid to know that a cell phone cannot interrupt or scan police communications, they use different bandwidths and frequencies than what police communications use.

But, good to see that the first thing you went with was the Russian connection, and not how stupid the president is. And, each time he does crap like this, he loses a bit more support. Even GOP members are scared that he's gonna hurt their election chances come Nov.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/09/trump-shows-more-signs-deteriorating-gop-candidates-are-tied-his-fate/

 

[ABikerSailor]

You’re an idiot, ABikerSailor.Are you in the habit of swallowing everything you read?

You're an idiot because Trump actually DID tweet about this. And yes, he got it from OAN.Here's what Trump tweeted.........................

Donald J. Trump

✔ @realDonaldTrump


https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1270333484528214018
Buffalo protester shoved by Police could be an ANTIFA provocateur. 75 year old Martin Gugino was pushed away after appearing to scan police communications in order to black out the equipment. @OANN I watched, he fell harder than was pushed. Was aiming scanner. Could be a set up?

186K

7:34 AM - Jun 9, 2020

 

[Thunk]

Why does OP question PRESIDENT Trump when he's always proven correct in the end?

 

[tycho1572]

The Russian connection.

Again.

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

The comment about it being funny as hell that the OAN reporter is a Russian national who also works for the Kremlin owned Sputnik was just in passing.

The real conspiracy is that the pushed man somehow "fell faster than he was pushed" as well as saying that he was using his cell phone to disrupt or scan police communications is the real part of the post. Trump is too stupid to know how gravity works, as well as is too stupid to know that a cell phone cannot interrupt or scan police communications, they use different bandwidths and frequencies than what police communications use.

But, good to see that the first thing you went with was the Russian connection, and not how stupid the president is. And, each time he does crap like this, he loses a bit more support. Even GOP members are scared that he's gonna hurt their election chances come Nov.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/09/trump-shows-more-signs-deteriorating-gop-candidates-are-tied-his-fate/

Let’s all ignore what actually happened and pretend this old guy was a victim of police brutality. lol

 

[miketx]

Why does OP question PRESIDENT Trump when he's always proven correct in the end?

He's a shill traitor.

 

[ABikerSailor]

The Russian connection.

Again.

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

The comment about it being funny as hell that the OAN reporter is a Russian national who also works for the Kremlin owned Sputnik was just in passing.

The real conspiracy is that the pushed man somehow "fell faster than he was pushed" as well as saying that he was using his cell phone to disrupt or scan police communications is the real part of the post. Trump is too stupid to know how gravity works, as well as is too stupid to know that a cell phone cannot interrupt or scan police communications, they use different bandwidths and frequencies than what police communications use.

But, good to see that the first thing you went with was the Russian connection, and not how stupid the president is. And, each time he does crap like this, he loses a bit more support. Even GOP members are scared that he's gonna hurt their election chances come Nov.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/09/trump-shows-more-signs-deteriorating-gop-candidates-are-tied-his-fate/

Let’s all ignore what actually happened and pretend this old guy was a victim of police brutality. lol

You don't think that being shoved to the ground so hard that you crack your skull and start bleeding out your ears for no good reason isn't police brutality? Good to know. Hope you never get a job as a cop.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

No need for questionable theories. Long time activist Gugino was interfering with police officers trying to
combat violent rioters, I mean protestors, and as soon as he recovers he should be prosecuted for the crime.

Who gave him permission to walk through a phalanx of riot cops and harangue one of them inches from his face?

 

[ABikerSailor]

Why does OP question PRESIDENT Trump when he's always proven correct in the end?

Proven correct? Sorry, but no, cell phones cannot scan or disrupt police communications, they are not on the same frequencies or bandwidth. And yeah, we have video of the man being pushed, falling back, cracking his skull and bleeding out of his ears. You think he intentionally did that just to make a point?

 

[tycho1572]

You’re an idiot, ABikerSailor.Are you in the habit of swallowing everything you read?

You're an idiot because Trump actually DID tweet about this. And yes, he got it from OAN.Here's what Trump tweeted.........................

Donald J. Trump
✔ @realDonaldTrump


Buffalo protester shoved by Police could be an ANTIFA provocateur. 75 year old Martin Gugino was pushed away after appearing to scan police communications in order to black out the equipment. @OANN I watched, he fell harder than was pushed. Was aiming scanner. Could be a set up?

186K

7:34 AM - Jun 9, 2020

There’s a reason why people here think you’re a dumbass. Just saying.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Well, Trump is at it yet again, spreading conspiracy theories about his perceived enemies. He said that the 76 year old protester who was shoved backwards by police fell faster than he was shoved, and then mused that he might have been using his phone to scan or interrupt the police communications.

Hate to tell him, but no, cell phones do NOT operate on the same frequencies or even bands that police communications are held on. You can't scan or interrupt police communication with a cell phone.

But, what else can you expect from the orange clown? I also find it funny as hell that the OAN reporter who reported the conspiracy theory is a Russian national who also reports for Sputnik, a Kremlin owned news agency.

Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured elderly Buffalo protester was "antifa provocateur"

It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

www.axios.com

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo, N.Y., police last week "could be an ANTIFA provocateur" and "fell harder than he was pushed."

Why it matters: The conspiracy theory, which originated on the far-right blog Conservative Treehouse, made its way to the president via a report on One America News Network, a small Fox News rival with a history of conspiracy-focused reporting. It highlights just how far the president's media consumption can veer from the mainstream.

• The blog post claims — all without evidence — that the protester, Martin Gugino, used "a phone as a capture scanner" as "a method of police tracking used by Antifa to monitor the location of police."
• The OANN reporter, Kristian Rouz, is a Russian national who also writes for Kremlin-owned Sputnik, per The Daily Beast.

you are such a liar, i have plenty of times put up on my cell phone a police scanner, which works. Shame you cant afford the newer ones, but only the older ones. Get a job, work a few months you too can get the newer models and put the old one away..

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

You’re an idiot, @ABikerSailor.
Are you in the habit of swallowing everything you read?

Lol, Obviously you're not. At least ABikerSailor can read, so I wouldn't call that idiocy.