American intelligence agencies can't be trusted to tell the truth about Russian meddling

[Blackrook]

The whole point of an intelligence agency is to run covert operations, which involves a good deal of lying to accomplish a certain end.

So it is possible, even probable, that the entire "Russian interference" story is a covert operation of the CIA, being run to disrupt and destabilize the Trump administration.

Because guess what? Disrupting and destabilizing governments is what intelligence agencies do, in particular the CIA.

 

[Blackrook]

No response? That's because no response is possible.

The CIA has been destabilizing foreign governments since it was founded in 1947, so it has 50 years practice.

Why would anyone think the CIA has some sort of control in place to make sure it doesn't do the same to our government, especially when the typical CIA officer is a liberal Democrat?

 

[Old Rocks]

Really, really dumb. You are doing the same shit as the fat senile old orange clown. If someone knows something that would make you look bad, attack them. The clown is completely transparent. He is a dumb narcissistic ass, and is in far, far over his head. God help us if we have a national crisis during the time he remains President.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The whole point of an intelligence agency is to run covert operations, which involves a good deal of lying to accomplish a certain end.

So it is possible, even probable, that the entire "Russian interference" story is a covert operation of the CIA, being run to disrupt and destabilize the Trump administration.

Because guess what? Disrupting and destabilizing governments is what intelligence agencies do, in particular the CIA.

OK, let's have the Russian intel agencies investigate themselves.

 

[Blackrook]

The CIA has too much power, most of it is beyond what is allowed in the United States Constitution. Trump should rein them in, maybe even abolish the agency.

 

[Lakhota]

The whole point of an intelligence agency is to run covert operations, which involves a good deal of lying to accomplish a certain end.

So it is possible, even probable, that the entire "Russian interference" story is a covert operation of the CIA, being run to disrupt and destabilize the Trump administration.

Because guess what? Disrupting and destabilizing governments is what intelligence agencies do, in particular the CIA.

So, who should we believe? Trump? Fox News? Alex Jones? Funny...

 

[Old Rocks]

The CIA has too much power, most of it is beyond what is allowed in the United States Constitution. Trump should rein them in, maybe even abolish the agency.

LOL Good luck with that. the senile old man is incapable of doing anything without the approval of Wormtongue, ie, Steve Banon. And he is so far out there that he would fuck the attempt up worse than the travel ban. LOL

 

[Care4all]

The CIA has too much power, most of it is beyond what is allowed in the United States Constitution. Trump should rein them in, maybe even abolish the agency.

the FBI is running the investigation not the CIA.

who do you trust, the Russian Intelligence Agents/Agencies?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

No response? That's because no response is possible.

The CIA has been destabilizing foreign governments since it was founded in 1947, so it has 50 years practice.

Why would anyone think the CIA has some sort of control in place to make sure it doesn't do the same to our government, especially when the typical CIA officer is a liberal Democrat?

Did anybody ever tell you that your math skills suck?

That would be 70 years.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The CIA has too much power, most of it is beyond what is allowed in the United States Constitution. Trump should rein them in, maybe even abolish the agency.

Clueless.

 

[candycorn]

Really, tell us who you trust.

 

[Blackrook]

I DON'T trust the CIA. They recruit from the Ivy League schools, the same liberal nincompoops who run our Fortune 500 companies and Wall Street banks.