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originally posted by: digital01anarchy
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
a reply to: digital01anarchy
Trump is no Hitler. More like Biff Tannen from "Back to the Future II". And I see you haven't responded to my takedown of the 4chan angle. Here's a little more to chew on.
Furthermore, the 4Chan user's story doesn't line up with any of the facts presented by the U.S. intelligence agencies, or directly explain how the information got from 4Chan to those agencies. If the 4Chan user's claim is true, this is the biggest media conspiracy in American history and the multi-billion dollar U.S. intelligence industry is nothing more than a naive goat that succumbs to the troll under the bridge. Since neither seems likely, and both together seems flat out impossible, one side of Occam's Razor is much more compelling than the other.
The 4chan user is lying.
Is that why they shut down his twitter? Lol hes talking to lawyers right now and his story was posted first before anybody regardless of how long someone worked on getting info on trump they didn't present the evidence before the article. The story is plagiarism! Clapper has lied to the public before about spying on the public. All you have a clown shoes as evidence its a joke. Serously the sites motto is deny ignorance how can you boldly claim this is anything but spreading ignorance in the hopes something will stick?
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The former spy told me that he had been retained in early June by a private research firm in the United States to look into Trump's activity in Europe and Russia.
(CNN) — Federal investigators tried to warn the Democratic National Committee about a potential intrusion in their computer network months before the party moved to try to fix the problem, U.S. officials briefed on the probe tell CNN.
The revelation raises questions about whether the DNC could have done more to limit the damage done by hackers suspected of working for Russian intelligence.
The DNC brought in consultants from the private security firm CrowdStrike in April. And by the time suspected Russian hackers were kicked out of the DNC network in June, the hackers had been inside for about a year.
The memos noted that this spy's sources had provided him with information indicating that Russian intelligence had mounted a yearslong operation to co-opt or cultivate Trump and had gathered secret compromising material on Trump.
DNC officials said they did not believe any sensitive donor information was compromised. Instead, the hackers took aim at the thousands of pages of research DNC staffers compiled to use in attacking Trump during the presidential race.
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
a reply to: digital01anarchy
Trump is no Hitler. More like Biff Tannen from "Back to the Future II".
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
Be glad the Left isnt posting a bunch of garbage fake news and twitter links as proof that everything in the report is true. Be grateful the left puts value on facts and conclusions of U.S. Intelligence agencies.
If the shoe was on the other foot every dumb youtube video and anonymous twitter link would be gospel to the fake news guzzling right wingers.
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
To me, it is so improbable for him to get elected there has to be a fix in.
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
a reply to: Diisenchanted
No desperation here. Simple incredulity at the complete dipstick the GOP has for a President-elect. To me, it is so improbable for him to get elected there has to be a fix in. Nice conflation of the timeline though. The trail winds from the beginnings of his known business dealings with the Russian mob in 2007 around to the Miss Universe visit to Moscow in November, 2013. The plan originally was to launder money using the hollow shell of the Trump real estate empire as a front. When he ran for President this time around against the rest of the hapless goons the GOP called candidates, a new opportunity presented itself. Putin has him so leveraged, Trump won't be able to take a dump without permission from the Kremlin.
Trump [is] not so dumb as to do anything so juvenile
When I spoke with the former spy, he appeared confident about his material—acknowledging these memos were works in progress—and genuinely concerned about the implications of the allegations. He came across as a serious and somber professional who was not eager to talk to a journalist or cause a public splash. He realized he was taking a risk, but he seemed duty bound to share information he deemed crucial. He noted that these allegations deserved a "substantial inquiry" within the FBI. Yet so far, the FBI has not yet said whether such an investigation has been conducted. As the former spy said to me, "The story has to come out."
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
a reply to: digital01anarchy
Enjoy your kool-aid. When your golden boy falls flat on his face in the first 120 days, don't come crying to me. All you will get is an "I told you so!".
originally posted by: Icarus Rising
a reply to: Diisenchanted
Right, I don't read the articles on the links I post. I just don't draw the same conclusions or see the same correlations of events you do. Your correlations are made to fit your preconceived notions and support your bias, mine are based on discernment and knowledge of the conservative elitist agenda.
originally posted by: BlueJacket
a reply to: Icarus Rising
A fine work of fiction
Its laughable folks believe this bs.
Trump is a germaphobe AND hotel owner, hes not so dumb as to do anything so juvenile
originally posted by: amfirst1
The left has turned into nutcases. For years they call people conspiracy theorists but then Trump came along and they took it to a whole new level and made it mainstream with no back up or facts. It's embarrassing and makes leftists look really dumb and petty. I would keep letting them dig themselves a bigger grave, but now it has become juvenile and demented.
“I know him as a very competent, professional operator who left the secret service and is now operating his own private company,” Andrew Wood, a former British ambassador to Russia, told the BBC last week. “I do not think he would make things up. I don't think he would, necessarily, always draw correct judgment, but that's not the same thing.” Toward the end of the Cold War, Steele, 52, served in the MI6, Britain’s version of the CIA, an agency created in the early 1900s so secretive that the British government didn’t officially acknowledge its existence until the 1990s. Steele began working for MI6 that same decade, with postings in in Moscow and then Paris. Steele left the intelligence agency in 2009 and founded Orbis Business Intelligence Ltd. The London-based firm, housed in a handsome headquarters with elaborate stonework on the balconies, specializes in investigations and intelligence-gathering, noting on its website “real-time source reporting on business and politics at all levels.”
Steele was initially hired by FusionGPS, a Washington-based political research firm, to investigate Trump on behalf of unidentified Republicans who wanted to stop Trump's bid for the party's nomination. Steele was kept on assignment by FusionGPS after Trump won the nomination and his information was circulated to Democratic Party figures and members of the media. Steele's dealings with the FBI on Trump, initially with the senior agent who had started the FIFA probe and then moved to a post in Europe, began in July. However, Steele cut off contact with the FBI about a month before the Nov. 8 election because he was frustrated by the bureau's slow progress.
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