The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

[guno]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

 

[beagle9]

Another angle you leftist are running eh ?

 

[Dale Smith]

Is this that John Schindler that was texting pictures of penis?????? Is that the same John Schindler that was critical of Eric Snowden for alerting us that we were being spied on and had been even before 9/11 without any legal authority to do so?????

I believe it is.

 

[Eloy]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

Whenever a narcissistic bully like Trump gets into some power, others will want him replaced. Right now, the Judiciary are challenging him and he portrays the judges as enemies. Of course, the Intelligence services was one of his targets too and he has made enemies there. They can hurt him too. Being made up of Republicans, Congress has been emasculated by the so-called president. Even John McCain whom he insulted along with all POWs seems to be afraid to fight back but who knows when Trump will use up all his goodwill with the GOP and when Congress might turn on him who wants to rule with executive orders. Like tyrants before him, Trump needs to watch his back.




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[Dale Smith]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

Whenever a narcissistic bully like Trump gets into some power, others will want him replaced. Right now, the Judiciary are challenging him and he portrays the judges as enemies. Of course, the Intelligence services was one of his targets too and he has made enemies there. They can hurt him too. Being made up of Republicans, Congress has been emasculated by the so-called president. Even John McCain whom he insulted along with all POWs seems to be afraid to fight back but who knows when Trump will use up all his goodwill with the GOP and when Congress might turn on him who wants to rule with executive orders. Like tyrants before him, Trump needs to watch his back.




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Sounds more like the Barrypuppet to me....funny, the leftard clown posse had no problem with the Barrypuppet signing EOs to attack the 2nd amendment after that phony Sandy Hoax DHS/FEMA mass casualty drill.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

It's time for a new intelligence agency.

 

[Sonny Clark]

Propaganda, misinformation, and extreme Trump hate.

( probably paid for by Soros )

I call bullshit.

 

[Eloy]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

Whenever a narcissistic bully like Trump gets into some power, others will want him replaced. Right now, the Judiciary are challenging him and he portrays the judges as enemies. Of course, the Intelligence services was one of his targets too and he has made enemies there. They can hurt him too. Being made up of Republicans, Congress has been emasculated by the so-called president. Even John McCain whom he insulted along with all POWs seems to be afraid to fight back but who knows when Trump will use up all his goodwill with the GOP and when Congress might turn on him who wants to rule with executive orders. Like tyrants before him, Trump needs to watch his back.




.

Sounds more like the Barrypuppet to me....funny, the leftard clown posse had no problem with the Barrypuppet signing EOs to attack the 2nd amendment after that phony Sandy Hoax DHS/FEMA mass casualty drill.

Could you translate your post into ordinary English, please? Thanks.

 

[Dale Smith]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

Whenever a narcissistic bully like Trump gets into some power, others will want him replaced. Right now, the Judiciary are challenging him and he portrays the judges as enemies. Of course, the Intelligence services was one of his targets too and he has made enemies there. They can hurt him too. Being made up of Republicans, Congress has been emasculated by the so-called president. Even John McCain whom he insulted along with all POWs seems to be afraid to fight back but who knows when Trump will use up all his goodwill with the GOP and when Congress might turn on him who wants to rule with executive orders. Like tyrants before him, Trump needs to watch his back.




.

Sounds more like the Barrypuppet to me....funny, the leftard clown posse had no problem with the Barrypuppet signing EOs to attack the 2nd amendment after that phony Sandy Hoax DHS/FEMA mass casualty drill.

Could you translate your post into ordinary English, please? Thanks.

Too many multi-syllable words for ya????

 

[Claudette]

He may be taken out by one of the agency's

The Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin


Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

That the IC has ample grounds for concern is demonstrated by almost daily revelations of major problems inside the White House, a mere three weeks after the inauguration. The president has repeatedly gone out of his way to antagonize our spies, mocking them and demeaning their work, and Trump’s personal national security guru can’t seem to keep his story straight on vital issues.

That’s Mike Flynn, the retired Army three-star general who now heads the National Security Council. Widely disliked in Washington for his brash personality and preference for conspiracy-theorizing over intelligence facts, Flynn was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for managerial incompetence and poor judgment—flaws he has brought to the far more powerful and political NSC.

Flynn’s problems with the truth have been laid bare by the growing scandal about his dealings with Moscow. Strange ties to the Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin himself, have dogged Flynn since he left DIA, and concerns about his judgment have risen considerably since it was revealed that after the November 8 election, Flynn repeatedly called the Russian embassy in Washington to discuss the transition. The White House has denied that anything substantive came up in conversations between Flynn and Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.



John Schindler is a security expert and former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer. A specialist in espionage and terrorism, he’s also been a Navy officer and a War College professor. He’s published four books and is on Twitter at @20committee.


The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins

Well you can always hope. LMAO