Tired of Russia hacking story
Posted by American_Brian 6 years, 10 months ago to Government
Tired of Hearing about Russia hacking it Did Not Happen as a country we need to move on and focus of America and the future let President trump do his job arrest the Clinton the Obama get schumer and polosi out drain the swamp already the people in Washington need to grow up be adults stop acting like preschoolers we need a government not spend more money on their Bull Sh..
Where there are smoke and mirrors there are braying jackasses and slithering RINOs.
If this were 1967 or 1987, there would be no doubts about the findings of 14 US intelligence agencies.
Every government meddles in every other government. We should not tolerate it, but it is only the XYZ Affair brought forward.
But to be clear. I am not arguing that Russia did not muck around. The BS part is that Trump or his Team directed this, WHILE Obama knew about it, and was responsible for stopping it (He told them to Cut it out)... But it is somehow Trumps Fault?
The message is muddied by design. There is no CRIMINALITY on the Trump campaign part here.
What is the actual allegation involving Trump? There is none. His campaign? (Some people talked to Russians as part of their Jobs? No Crimes).
If the Russians released the emails (and WikiLeaks says it was NOT them, and they have NEVER been proven to have lied), then ALL the Russians did was RELEASE information that the Mainstream Media would NOT release, BECAUSE the MSM was explicitly involved in helping the HRC campaign every step of the way. Including oversampling of Polls to show HRC in the lead when she may not be (Suggested by Podesta in emails to the MSM, and actually done).
Finally, if 14 Intelligence agencies agree on something... I get suspicious.
Last defense point: 97% of the DOJ employees who GAVE MONEY to a 2016 candidate, gave to Democrats. Hmmm... I wonder what their summary position was?
If I were Trump. Every leak would have me OPENING a Criminal investigation into something passed (IRS, Fast&Furious, Email Server, Tarmac Meeting). They announce a Leak, I announce and start a new investigation.
Also, if there really are that many agencies investigating the same thing, the taxpayer is surely getting screwed with all that duplication of effort and it's time 10 or 12 were axed.
I agree there are entirely too many agencies involved in spy work, and it is a massive duplication of effort that wastes taxpayer dollars. Worse yet, many of these agencies continue to have jurisdictional squabbles, and are reluctant to share information, even after the establishment of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), to whom all agencies are supposedly subordinate. The agencies hide information from each other by excessive compartmentalization, limiting the number of people who have a "need to know." Some serious revisions are badly needed.
The fact is that the Democrats were dead certain that Hillary would crush Trump by a big margin, and they didn't want to lend credence to his claims that he suspected the election was rigged, which might cast doubt on her victory. After they overcame their shock of the Trump win, they decided it might be possible to twist the story to make it look like the Russians did rig the election to favor Trump, with his approval.
As it stands now, not one of those "17 agencies" testifying before House and Senate verified that there was any coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russians, so the whole story was manufactured BS. Further, not one of those agencies supported the claim that the President tried to get the Russia investigations stopped, so the claim of obstruction of justice is unsupported as well.
There are hints that the Independent Counsel and his team may be looking into Obama administration misbehavior as well as finishing up the Trump rumors. Real obstruction of justice by former AG Loretta Lynch, felony leaking of classified information by numerous persons (not just Comey). This may turn out tom be one of those "be careful what you ask for" situations.