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:Recently, however, certain other investigators who seem to have geek-knowledge, have apparently debunked this Russia Hoax.  Unfortunately, I am not a geek (even if highly educated), so thus far I have not been able to understand the debunking claims of these "other investigators," that is, understand the claims well enough to evaluate their arguments.  You are getting into rarified air when you study these debunk claims.  But if you care enough, you may have at it.  Here is a quote from such a debunk source: [Q]:

:Recently, however, certain other investigators who seem to have geek-knowledge, have apparently debunked this Russia Hoax.  Unfortunately, I am not a geek (even if highly educated), so thus far I have not been able to understand the debunking claims of these "other investigators," that is, understand the claims well enough to evaluate their arguments.  You are getting into rarified air when you study these debunk claims.  But if you care enough, you may have at it.  Here is a quote from such a debunk source: [Q]:

::Forensicator has pointed out, the files could have been copied to a thumb drive -- something only an insider could have done -- at about that speed.  Adam Carter, the pseudonym for the other analyst, showed that the content of the Guccifer files was at some point cut and pasted into Microsoft Word templates that used the Russian language. Carter laid out all the available evidence and his answers to numerous critics in a long post earlier this month. VIPS includes former National Security Agency staffers with considerable technical expertise, such as William Binney, the agency's former technical director for world geopolitical and military analysis, and Edward Loomis Jr.,[/Q] [Quote edited for spacing only.] ([[User:Thunkful2|Thunkful2]] ([[User talk:Thunkful2|talk]]) 18:36, 18 August 2017 (EDT))

::Forensicator has pointed out, the files could have been copied to a thumb drive -- something only an insider could have done -- at about that speed.  Adam Carter, the pseudonym for the other analyst, showed that the content of the Guccifer files was at some point cut and pasted into Microsoft Word templates that used the Russian language. Carter laid out all the available evidence and his answers to numerous critics in a long post earlier this month. VIPS includes former National Security Agency staffers with considerable technical expertise, such as William Binney, the agency's former technical director for world geopolitical and military analysis, and Edward Loomis Jr.,[/Q] [Quote edited for spacing only.]  

 

 

 

([[User:Thunkful2|Thunkful2]] ([[User talk:Thunkful2|talk]]) 18:36, 18 August 2017 (EDT))