Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
For US political reasons or for Russian political reasons? Nowadays, it seems you need to specify.
By "Russian reasons," are you referring to a fake scandal manufactured by Team Obama?
The evidence is mounting that Obama orchestrated this as a sophisticated dis-information operation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
I beg to differ. It isn't obvious. She was doing her job.
But as the PP pointed out, the larger questions are:
1. If the conversations between Trump's people and the wiretapped foreigners were completely benign, why were the transcripts brought to Rice's attention?
2. What was in the transcripts that made her want to know who the Americans were?
The White House is not allowed to investigate anything. They can only ask for an investigation to be opened. So for Rice to have that information in a database? Political.
It is the job of the NSA to be aware of, among other things, how our adversaries see US politics and how that impacts their strategy.
She cannot hold nor distribute this data
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
I beg to differ. It isn't obvious. She was doing her job.
But as the PP pointed out, the larger questions are:
1. If the conversations between Trump's people and the wiretapped foreigners were completely benign, why were the transcripts brought to Rice's attention?
2. What was in the transcripts that made her want to know who the Americans were?
The White House is not allowed to investigate anything. They can only ask for an investigation to be opened. So for Rice to have that information in a database? Political.
It is the job of the NSA to be aware of, among other things, how our adversaries see US politics and how that impacts their strategy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
I beg to differ. It isn't obvious. She was doing her job.
But as the PP pointed out, the larger questions are:
1. If the conversations between Trump's people and the wiretapped foreigners were completely benign, why were the transcripts brought to Rice's attention?
2. What was in the transcripts that made her want to know who the Americans were?
The White House is not allowed to investigate anything. They can only ask for an investigation to be opened. So for Rice to have that information in a database? Political.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
For US political reasons or for Russian political reasons? Nowadays, it seems you need to specify.
By "Russian reasons," are you referring to a fake scandal manufactured by Team Obama?
The evidence is mounting that Obama orchestrated this as a sophisticated dis-information operation.
Here we thought the Clinton's were bad when Bush took over. All roads lead to Obama on this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
For US political reasons or for Russian political reasons? Nowadays, it seems you need to specify.
By "Russian reasons," are you referring to a fake scandal manufactured by Team Obama?
The evidence is mounting that Obama orchestrated this as a sophisticated dis-information operation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
For US political reasons or for Russian political reasons? Nowadays, it seems you need to specify.
By "Russian reasons," are you referring to a fake scandal manufactured by Team Obama?
The evidence is mounting that Obama orchestrated this as a sophisticated dis-information operation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
For US political reasons or for Russian political reasons? Nowadays, it seems you need to specify.
Anonymous wrote:Rand Paul now backing Trump on surveillance claims and considering introducing legislation on unmasking. That must've been quite the golf outing...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She did it for political reasons.
That much should be obvious to all.
I beg to differ. It isn't obvious. She was doing her job.
But as the PP pointed out, the larger questions are:
1. If the conversations between Trump's people and the wiretapped foreigners were completely benign, why were the transcripts brought to Rice's attention?
2. What was in the transcripts that made her want to know who the Americans were?
Anonymous wrote:Rand Paul now backing Trump on surveillance claims and considering introducing legislation on unmasking. That must've been quite the golf outing...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Leave it to the Trump camp to use a black woman as the boogeyman.
That is a racist comment on your part. It is also a deflection.
Rice did not have to "leak" the information--because she "unmasked" the name(s), the change in Obama's rules allowed the information to be disseminated widely --in other words, she was able to get the information to lots of people without "leaking"......
As for making her the boogeyman, she has done that to herself. She has proven herself a liar at least three times that I can count:
1. The Benghazi "video"--she lied on five Sunday talk shows.
2. Berghdahl served with "honor and distinction"--if that is not a lie, then she is stupid.
3. On PBS last month when she knew nothing about the surveillance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you believe anything that she says?
Why is this thread 14 pages long?
Who knows?
Because a bunch of Soviet bots and trolls keep grasping at the most tenuous of nothingburgers.
Yes. Everyone who disagrees with you is in fact a Soviet bot. Good call.![]()
You are--unwitting or not, Sergei.