He didn't ask for a source. He made an assertion disguised as a question. It's the same trick interviewers pull in fake news.

It's often missed because it's subtle but it's the same concept as have you stopped beating your wife?

To translate he said "That's just a theory." in an attempt to downgrade it. Either it's an infiltrator or someone that picked up very bad habits from other places.

My sources tell me agencies will try to exploit a dip in the traffic to take over.

He didn't ask for a source. He made an assertion disguised as a question. It's the same trick interviewers pull in fake news.

It's often missed because it's subtle but it's the same concept as have you stopped beating your wife?

To translate he said "That's just a theory." in an attempt to downgrade it. Either it's an infiltrator or someone that picked up very bad habits from other places.

He didn't ask for a source. He made an assertion disguised as a question. It's the same trick interviewers pull in fake news.

It's often missed because it's subtle but it's the same concept as have you stopped beating your wife?

He didn't ask for a source. He made an assertion disguised as a question. It's the same trick interviewers pull in fake news.

It's often missed because it's subtle but it's the same concept as have you stopped beating your wife?

He didn't ask for a source. He made a statement disguised as a question. It's the same trick interviewers pull in fake news.

It's often missed because it's subtle but it's the same concept as have you stopped beating your wife?