Lock him up indictment FL

[Anonymous]

Oh no... when the left wing Rolling Stone does real reporting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When you can't refute the message, attack the reporter

Sounds like more BS. Smith doesn't need Nauta. He's got plenty of evidence already.

Yes! He’s on a recording admitting as much. Lordy the Trump camp really views MAGA as mushrooms (keep ‘em in the dark and feed them sh*t).

[Anonymous]

Truthfully, I think there are some kids home on summer break that are stirring up trouble and laughing how they are getting us riled up.

Don't feed the trolls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no... when the left wing Rolling Stone does real reporting.

It’s like their excuse changes daily. GMAFB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no... when the left wing Rolling Stone does real reporting.

Uh, he wanted those files because they show his complicity with Russia. How stupid can you be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no... when the left wing Rolling Stone does real reporting.

I don't see how documents about our nuclear arsenal have anything to do with Russiagate.

Rolling Stone is reporting on Trump's belief, not actual reality.

[Anonymous]

Today Trump supporters are attacking the evidence.

By the end of the trial, they will be talking about jury nullification.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no... when the left wing Rolling Stone does real reporting.

Yet somehow not a single one of the charged documents had anything to do with Crossfire Hurricane.

[Anonymous]

Haven’t heard Kash Patel’s name for a while.

Wonder who he’s been hanging out with lately.

The idea that they were going to steal these documents and use them to sow disinformation about the Russia/Trump investigation was his.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another thing about Trump showing the Milley document is how ignorant Trump still was about how the military operates even after four years as President. Mark Milley is a by-the-book guy. He wouldn’t write a document arguing that we SHOULD attack Iran because that is not his lane, but he would have a top secret plan that if Iran provoked us this is how we COULD attack Iran. Trump is claiming that the document shows that it was Milley who wanted to attack Iran, not Trump, but only a delusional Trump lackey would buy that.

This was obvious to be from the indictment, it was literally Milley’s job to prepare plans for any contingency the POTUS asked for. The fact that there were such plans means POTUS wanted the plans. Nice try there trying to blame Milley.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps the administration could do us all a favor and declassify some of the documents at issue if it can be done safely, so we can see just how bad it was. People need to know. Right now it’s too abstract for the average person who has no experience with national security to understand and accept. I imagine the intelligence agencies have been working overtime to manage the fallout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another thing about Trump showing the Milley document is how ignorant Trump still was about how the military operates even after four years as President. Mark Milley is a by-the-book guy. He wouldn’t write a document arguing that we SHOULD attack Iran because that is not his lane, but he would have a top secret plan that if Iran provoked us this is how we COULD attack Iran. Trump is claiming that the document shows that it was Milley who wanted to attack Iran, not Trump, but only a delusional Trump lackey would buy that.

This was obvious to be from the indictment, it was literally Milley’s job to prepare plans for any contingency the POTUS asked for. The fact that there were such plans means POTUS wanted the plans. Nice try there trying to blame Milley.

I would bet the military has plans to invade nearly every country that we might plausibly invade, whether or not the current POTUS has asked for it. It's their job to be prepared.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Perhaps the administration could do us all a favor and declassify some of the documents at issue if it can be done safely, so we can see just how bad it was. People need to know. Right now it’s too abstract for the average person who has no experience with national security to understand and accept. I imagine the intelligence agencies have been working overtime to manage the fallout.

I would rather not threaten national security by exposing information about our military plans, capabilities and intelligence gathering sources and methods just to satisfy people's curiosity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Haven’t heard Kash Patel’s name for a while.

Wonder who he’s been hanging out with lately.

The idea that they were going to steal these documents and use them to sow disinformation about the Russia/Trump investigation was his.

Yeah, where is that cross-eyed gimp? Kashyap, phone home! Stay spicy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Perhaps the administration could do us all a favor and declassify some of the documents at issue if it can be done safely, so we can see just how bad it was. People need to know. Right now it’s too abstract for the average person who has no experience with national security to understand and accept. I imagine the intelligence agencies have been working overtime to manage the fallout.

I would rather not threaten national security by exposing information about our military plans, capabilities and intelligence gathering sources and methods just to satisfy people's curiosity.

Of course not, but maybe to save the republic? A second Trump term would be the end as far as I’m concerned.