My Opinion On The Lost IRS Emails
Jun 19, 2014 23:09:41 #
oldroy wrote:
all of those e-mails were heavily redacted and that tells me that the IRS doesn't trust the Congress. How about you?
Hey it's Old Roy! Well the redactions are generally just blacked out personal chit chats that are personal conversations and not business related. It just helps Congress by not wasting their time having to read thru conversations unrelated to the issue at hand.
Jun 19, 2014 23:11:40 #
oldroy
Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
Rod Riddle wrote:
Just another in a long list of Radical Right Wing Conspiracy theories!! E-Mails get lost everyday. Computers crash everyday. Hundreds of thousands of E-Mails have already been forwarded to Congress. If they had something to hide, do you think they would have released all of those E-Mails that Congress already has? Duh! Get real here!
Are you an IT expert, Rod? Too many of them tell the story a bit different than you do so I just have to ask you. How about the number of times you have watched this report from Fox News? I don't think you know that the story as it is told, when it is told, by the MSM is really true.
Jun 19, 2014 23:13:45 #
oldroy wrote:
Were his words, "Not a smidgen of corruption"? Of course, they were when he talked with Bill O'Reilly on the interview that preceded the Super Bowl. If there is no corruption to be seen there I have to wonder why they now have 6 more people, one above Lerner, in the bureaucracy whose e-mails have been lost. Is there a way you can prove that this thing really happened?
Yes of course. CNN reported that E-Mails get lost all the time. Computers crash often too. It was just something that happened and it's just part of dealing with computers. Nothing more.
Jun 19, 2014 23:14:13 #
oldroy
Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
Rod Riddle wrote:
Hey it's Old Roy! Well the redactions are generally just blacked out personal chit chats that are personal conversations and not business related. It just helps Congress by not wasting their time having to read thru conversations unrelated to the issue at hand.
I love reading heavy redaction reports of all kinds. Several years ago some people in Texas and I got into it about the way Commies used college facilities for meetings so I did some research and found all kinds of good stuff from FBI informants about that question and sure enough the redaction was very heavy. Not any fun to read and little could be made of any of the reports. You have read a lot of things like that, I take it.
Jun 19, 2014 23:17:40 #
oldroy wrote:
I love reading heavy redaction reports of all kinds. Several years ago some people in Texas and I got into it about the way Commies used college facilities for meetings so I did some research and found all kinds of good stuff from FBI informants about that question and sure enough the redaction was very heavy. Not any fun to read and little could be made of any of the reports. You have read a lot of things like that, I take it.
Roy, the IRS has already released hundreds of thousands of E-Mails. If they had something to hide do you think they would have released any at all?
Jun 19, 2014 23:20:50 #
oldroy wrote:
I love reading heavy redaction reports of all kinds. Several years ago some people in Texas and I got into it about the way Commies used college facilities for meetings so I did some research and found all kinds of good stuff from FBI informants about that question and sure enough the redaction was very heavy. Not any fun to read and little could be made of any of the reports. You have read a lot of things like that, I take it.
The President looked into the VA situation and said we have a problem there and vowed to make corrections where needed but he looked at the IRS Conspiracy closely and ruled out any wrongdoing. He is fair in his assessments.
Jun 19, 2014 23:39:46 #
oldroy
Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
Rod Riddle wrote:
Yes of course. CNN reported that E-Mails get lost all the time. Computers crash often too. It was just something that happened and it's just part of dealing with computers. Nothing more.
I think you fail to see that computers are usually backed up just in case of something like a crash. What would happen if 100,000 of us told that story to the IRS about our income records? I bet they would have to use some of their extra 16,000 people who help them run Obamacare. I seriously do wonder if at least that many PCs might crash if those they have did.
Jun 19, 2014 23:44:32 #
oldroy wrote:
I think you fail to see that computers are usually backed up just in case of something like a crash. What would happen if 100,000 of us told that story to the IRS about our income records? I bet they would have to use some of their extra 16,000 people who help them run Obamacare. I seriously do wonder if at least that many PCs might crash if those they have did.
It really boils down to how you look at it I guess Roy. Personally, I trust the President at his word as he has yet to lie to the American people. I think it was just an unfortunate computer failure and the backup equipment didn't save the data. I think it's time we move FORWARD!
Jun 20, 2014 00:29:28 #
oldroy
Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
Rod Riddle wrote:
It really boils down to how you look at it I guess Roy. Personally, I trust the President at his word as he has yet to lie to the American people. I think it was just an unfortunate computer failure and the backup equipment didn't save the data. I think it's time we move FORWARD!
Surely that part about him not lying was meant to be facetious. if not you have earned me calling you a left leaner since you just don't know a lot about I Won.
Jun 20, 2014 00:33:10 #
oldroy wrote:
Surely that part about him not lying was meant to be facetious. if not you have earned me calling you a left leaner since you just don't know a lot about I Won.
What was "I Won?"
Jun 20, 2014 00:39:13 #
oldroy wrote:
Surely that part about him not lying was meant to be facetious. if not you have earned me calling you a left leaner since you just don't know a lot about I Won.
Old Roy, even though you and I are miles apart in our ideology I want to express my gratitude for you being the Gentleman that you are. The Dutchman has been verbally abusing me on another thread. It's become almost a daily occurence from the Blacksheep Clan. Thank you for showing me respect like I try to show you kind Sir! How are you feeling BTW? Did you aquire an appropriate breathing apparatus I hope? You need your proper rest Roy. :(
Jun 20, 2014 02:01:55 #
Rod Riddle wrote:
It really boils down to how you look at it I guess Roy. Personally, I trust the President at his word as he has yet to lie to the American people. I think it was just an unfortunate computer failure and the backup equipment didn't save the data. I think it's time we move FORWARD!
Personally, I don't trust the president and an "unfortunate computer failure" is about as lame an excuse as I can imagine. I think it's time we moved forward as well, only with the investigation of the IRS. I would like to see a team of computer nerds headed by Jesse Ventura go into the IRS in the evening after all the big shots have gone home and spend the night collecting information. If they couldn't find any criminal activity, THEN I would believe it.
Jun 20, 2014 05:34:28 #
The "president" says a lot of things, and none of them are believable.
Rod Riddle wrote:
The President already made a statement by saying the no Conservative groups were targeted. Not so much as a smidgen!
Jun 20, 2014 06:47:06 #
President Nixon had more class and integrity then the Clintons or Obama.
Jun 20, 2014 06:49:03 #
Rod Riddle wrote:
Yes of course. CNN reported that E-Mails get lost all the time. Computers crash often too. It was just something that happened and it's just part of dealing with computers. Nothing more.
Tell that to the IRS next time you are audited.
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