Clearly Depape could hear what the operator was saying because when she asked Pelosi what the man's name was Depape answered and said his name was David. |
I think Pelosi could clearly tell DePape was mentally off and I think he was probably trying to see if he could get DePape to tell the dispatcher that he needed mental health intervention. Pelosi was telling the dispatcher that he (Pelosi) thought there was a problem and was trying to see if he could get DePape to acknowledge he was having a mental meltdown to get the right kind of help. |
I think yes because I wondered the same and that is what I decide. Must have been on speaker. |
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Yes I did, that’s why I posted it. Even Fox News hosts and Mark Levin have given up lying about this incident and yet people on this thread persist. |
There are still people here saying Pelosi’s reactions were weird, that the 911 call wasn’t normal and on and on. |
They are allowed to make those observations. Maybe you need to stop taking it so personally? |
I’m not taking it personally. It’s just amazing when even these cretins get it and there are still people here who don’t. |
Crickets. Meanwhile… |
Thanks for finding this. The GOP is insane. Their elected officials are nuts, their talking heads are worse and their voters are willing to support anything if they think it “OwNs ThE dEmS.” Footage is now out and right wingers are on this thread are still trying to say that Pelosi was wrong or in on it or whatever. Sorry I’m not more articulate on whatever garbage conspiracies you right wingers have been pushing; it’s garbage and I see no point in treating it like it’s legitimate. |
How is it an "observation" when it was never supported by any of the of the police reports, official accounts, statements or anything else? None of the accounts said they were both in their underwear or naked. None of them said DePape was in anything other than street clothes. None of the accounts said anything about a gay relationship, or that DePape was a gay prostitute. None of them said anything about a lovers fight, let alone that they knew each other (they didn't). Nor "they both had hammers" et cetera. THAT. WAS. ALL. MADE. UP. It wasn't "observations." All of that was made up. Completely fabricated from nothing, completely unsupported by any actual information. And then it was widely repeated and amplified all over social media, even though it was total and complete fiction, including by prominent Republican elected officials and news figures. |
Amazing how minds are changed with more information. There was no need to delay release. The case, based on video and witnessed attack by police, also on video made the case open and shut. The information was held back seemingly due to politics and then only released when holding it back, backfired. I personally knew the attack was brutal and clear from the beginning, but I can also see how holding information back gave room for speculation |
There was an image posted above, which now seems to be broken. But here is a list with some: Examples of elected officials and candidates who spread doubt, disinformation and conspiracy theories about the Pelosi attack: Senator Ted Cruz Republican of Texas Amplified doubts that all facts were being disclosed. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene Republican of Georgia Suggested Mr. Pelosi knew his attacker. Representative Clay Higgins Republican of Louisiana Suggested the attack involved male prostitution. Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson Republican of North Carolina Raised doubts about the details of the attack. Mary Williams Benefield Republican statehouse candidate of Georgia Suggested the attack might have been staged. State Senator Wendy Rogers Republican of Arizona Suggested the attack might have been staged. State Representative Anthony Sabatini Republican of Florida Suggested that the Pelosis are hiding vital information. Representative Claudia Tenney Republican of New York Amplified a conspiracy theory about an extramarital gay affair. Other Prominent figures who spread doubt, disinformation and conspiracy theories about the Pelosi attack: Glenn Beck Conservative commentator Raised doubts about the details of the attack. Tucker Carlson Fox News host Raised doubts about the details of the attack. Dinesh D’Souza Conservative commentator Claimed the attack involved an extramarital gay affair. Ryan Fournier Founder, Students for Trump Claimed details about the attacker were fabricated. Sebastian Gorka Former Trump adviser and podcast host Raised doubts about the details of the attack. Pete Hegseth Fox News host Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed. Megyn Kelly Talk show host Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed. Elon Musk Chief executive of Twitter and Tesla Amplified a conspiracy theory about male prostitution. Devin Nunes Former representative of California Repeated a false report that the attacker was in his underwear. Michael Savage Talk show host Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed. Roger Stone Trump associate Suggested the attack was staged. Donald J. Trump Former president Suggested the attack was staged. Royce White House candidate of Minnesota Claimed the attack involved an extramarital gay affair. And there are many, many more, including blue-check-marked conservatives on twitter with thousands of followers who are STILL, AS OF THIS WEEK trying to push those kinds of debunked smear and disinfo campaigns. |