RT @rosscoulthart: Interesting to see this @VanityFair article by Dan Adler @danmadler repeats the same categorical unproven assertion that…

Legitimate national security concerns are being unjustly framed as conspiracy theories. Labeling something a “conspiracy theory” is the quickest way to discredit serious criminal allegations without engaging with the evidence. https://t.co/8mpshNI7P4 https://t.co/egLQX47V6d https://t.co/gz2F79YBye [Quoted] Interesting to see this @VanityFair article by Dan Adler @danmadler repeats the same categorical unproven assertion that Maj Gen Neil McCasland "walked out of his home" the day he disappear...

Interesting to see this @VanityFair article by Dan Adler @danmadler repeats the same categorical unproven assertion that Maj Gen Neil McCasland "walked out of his home" the day he disappeared, when there's not a shred of evidence to prove that's the case. It's a pity to see such a venerable news magazine repeating other legacy media mistakes in its haste to dismiss the General's disappearance as another MAGA 'conspiracy theory'. The County Sheriff's Office has stated he “is believed to have l...