monitoring Trump and relevant contemporary events

@blatham,

I know about it already.. well, that's a fib, I read some long article explaining matters. I consider this scary.

0 Replies

4 minutes of reality can share inconvenient truths.

0 Replies

@blatham,

I don't have his e-mail but I'm sure he'll be receiving mail at Butner Prison in a few months where Madoff, Boesky and Halderman cooled their heels doing Federal time.

0 Replies

Evidence that proves Russia did not hack the DNC emails.

2 Replies

@reasoning logic,

From RT, eh? SERIOUSLY .......

1 Reply

@emmett grogan,

emmett grogan wrote:

From RT, eh? SERIOUSLY .......

Heh, typical and completely predictable lame-ass attempt by a cheese-eater to ignore the facts (message) and attack the messenger. A notorious logical fallacy they somehow think is relevant and convincing.

Well, it is, I guess, actually. It's relevant and convincing to all other cheese-eaters, mentally retarded imbeciles, and all others with no sense.

Btw, this is not "from" RT. It's from multiple experts and has been reported elsewhere, including sites already posted in this thread.

Try to keep up, willya, cheese-eater, and forget the ad homs, why doncha?

1 Reply

layman wrote:

Btw, this is not "from" RT. It's from multiple experts and has been reported elsewhere, including sites already posted in this thread.

A couple more excerpts from the "DNC was not hacked by Russians" article previously cited by Lash, and already excerpted in small quantities:

Quote:

Qualified experts working independently of one another began to examine the DNC case immediately after the July 2016 events. Prominent among these is a group comprising former intelligence officers, almost all of whom previously occupied senior positions. Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), founded in 2003, now has 30 members, including a few associates with backgrounds in national-security fields other than intelligence.

The chief researchers active on the DNC case are four: William Binney, formerly the NSA’s technical director for world geopolitical and military analysis and designer of many agency programs now in use; Kirk Wiebe, formerly a senior analyst at the NSA’s SIGINT Automation Research Center; Edward Loomis, formerly technical director in the NSA’s Office of Signal Processing; and Ray McGovern, an intelligence analyst for nearly three decades and formerly chief of the CIA’s Soviet Foreign Policy Branch. Most of these men have decades of experience in matters concerning Russian intelligence and the related technologies. This article reflects numerous interviews with all of them conducted in person, via Skype, or by telephone.

Notice that these are not "unnamed sources," which are routinely cited by the MSM, nor are they amateurs, by any means.

I have already predicted that no cheese-eater would ever acknowledge the existence of this study, except perhaps to summarily dismiss it as "fake." That prediction has been accurate to date.

Nice try, cheese-eaters.

1 Reply

@reasoning logic,

reasoning logic wrote:

Evidence that proves Russia did not hack the DNC emails.

Ya know this BABE aint lyin, because she's HOT, eh!?

0 Replies

@layman,

But why listen to experts, cheese-eaters, when you can have Emmett assure you that:

"I put an end to that nonsense, right quick, eh!? They can't cope with my irrefutable analysis, see?"

"Did you see what I did!? I asked "SERIOUSLY?" Just like that--in ALL CAPS! They're busted, I tellzya!"

2 Replies

Cheese-eaters say the darnedest things, eh?

Quote:

Editor’s note: After publication, the Democratic National Committee contacted The Nation with a response, writing, “U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded the Russian government hacked the DNC in an attempt to interfere in the election. Any suggestion otherwise is false and is just another conspiracy theory like those pushed by Trump and his administration. It’s unfortunate that The Nation has decided to join the conspiracy theorists to push this narrative.”

Hahahahaha. When the the conspiracy theory they've been peddling is completely debunked by hard, cold, scientific fact, they call THAT a "conspiracy theory."

0 Replies

Vladimir Putin Publicly Breaks Up With Trump

0 Replies

@blatham,

blatham wrote:

"Fire and fury" - copyright Tom Waits
"Locked and loaded" - copyright Sarah Palin

If Trump and company keep plagiarizing others, "they're going to hear from me" - copyright Leonard Cohen

Adam Hills pointed out American presidents like to use phrases like 'fire and fury' and 'shock and awe.' He reckoned it was because they only have two terms.

3 Replies

@izzythepush,

I hope Trump's staff spent as much time working on "Fire and Fury" as Bush's did with "Shock and awe".

2 Replies

@roger,

Bush's lot never even thought of using alliteration.

1 Reply

Quote:

President Donald Trump has warned North Korea to expect "big, big trouble" if anything happens to the US territory of Guam.
Speaking at his Bedminister, New Jersey golf resort, he promised the territory would be "very safe, believe me".
Mr Trump said the US could impose further sanctions, "as strong as they get", on North Korea.
He later spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping, who stressed the need for a peaceful resolution, Chinese TV said.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-40907089

Big big trouble doesn't sound as bad as fire and fury, next he'll be telling NK he's disappointed and they're only firing missiles at themselves.

1 Reply

@roger,

roger wrote:

I hope Trump's staff spent as much time working on "Fire and Fury" as Bush's did with "Shock and awe".

Shock and awe, it ROCKED, eh, Rog!?

1 Reply

@revelette1,

revelette1 wrote:

Well, so far, NK is not listening to Trump, so is Trump going to release "fire and fury" the likes of which the world has never seen?

It's not a bad idea. Pounce on them with a massive nuclear strike to minimize their ability to strike back against our allies, and eliminate the threat before they develop the capability to nuke Chicago and Los Angeles.

He certainly *should* do it. Whether he will though is another question. With an enemy like North Korea we really need someone like Ender Wiggin to lead us.

0 Replies

@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

next he'll be telling NK he's disappointed and they're only firing missiles at themselves.

If he said that to them right while we were in the midst of bombing them, that would be awesome. Mr. Green

0 Replies

@layman,

layman wrote:

Shock and awe, it ROCKED, eh, Rog!?

It was an interesting plan, but they never actually did it. They leaked the plan to the media so that Saddam would focus his defenses against that sort of attack, but the actual war started with a quick attempt to hit Saddam with a few bombs followed by a rapid overland tank advance.

1 Reply

Just exactly what you'd expect from a commie-ass cheese-eater, eh? Publicly taking the side of our enemy:

Quote:

Rep. Keith Ellison, deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee, referring to President Trump, said: "You have this guy making bellicose threats against somebody else who has very little to lose over there. Kim Jong Un, the world always thought he was not a responsible leader; well, he's acting more responsible than this guy is."

Here's an idea for ya, Ellison: Move to N. Korea and become a mouthpiece for your hero, the Fat Boy. You could make Tokyo Rose look like an amateur, eh?

Cheese-eatin ************.

0 Replies

monitoring Trump and relevant contemporary events

Related Topics

Quick Links

My Account

able2know