francoHFW
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Heard of the internet? lolwhat kind of security system do you have if you let the Russian hack ya from down town Moscow.Trump should send those russians right back here just to spite barry!!!
Really???
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Heard of the internet? lolwhat kind of security system do you have if you let the Russian hack ya from down town Moscow.Trump should send those russians right back here just to spite barry!!!
Really???
IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEE!!!!!! Like MMGW. You people are fecking morons....I would like to see the reports from the - 17? agencies, and what the agencies are. You liberals and all of the liberal shit in the news and the government lie so much there is NOTHING ANYONE CONNECTED WITH THEM CAN SAY THAT IS BELIEVABLE. They are proven liars, obstructers, thieves, and conspirators. So screw your labeling anyone that tells the truth. Label your stupid selfs as what you are for a change LYING SCUM LIBERAL SHIT, NO honor, NO pride, NO patriotisim, NO humility, and most of all NO RESPECT. Typical liberals. As for the emails, they WERE exactly as everyone said they were, she obstructed justice and got away with felony crimes. Another fact you choose to ignore.
....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
They gave Booosh and Darth a LOT of info- then the a-holes cherry picked bs and Fox etc hyped it for months. Great Job!And 17 intelligence agencies...You need some time off lol.......and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
The same agency's who claimed there were WMD's in Iraq. With a record like that I would think a supposedly smart person like you claim to be would take a closer look at what they are reporting. Clearly you're not as smart as you think you are.
They can't give away the store to prove it to the idiot GOP duh...IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEE!!!!!!!!....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
Indeed... indeed.
I would change a few terms used in the article though. In place of "something", may I suggest "everything".
There is no proof, just assertions which Obama is smug enough to act on... because feelings of the regressives whose hearts were broken as a result of Trump's presidency are more important to protect than to make sure that there won't be a nuclear conflict. Wikileaks already stated Russia was not its source.
They can't give away the store to prove it to the idiot GOP duh...IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEE!!!!!!!!....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
Indeed... indeed.
I would change a few terms used in the article though. In place of "something", may I suggest "everything".
There is no proof, just assertions which Obama is smug enough to act on... because feelings of the regressives whose hearts were broken as a result of Trump's presidency are more important to protect than to make sure that there won't be a nuclear conflict. Wikileaks already stated Russia was not its source.
That's because voting machines aren't connected to the internet duhhhh. Totally different from e-mails.They can't give away the store to prove it to the idiot GOP duh...IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEE!!!!!!!!....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
Indeed... indeed.
I would change a few terms used in the article though. In place of "something", may I suggest "everything".
There is no proof, just assertions which Obama is smug enough to act on... because feelings of the regressives whose hearts were broken as a result of Trump's presidency are more important to protect than to make sure that there won't be a nuclear conflict. Wikileaks already stated Russia was not its source.
It indeed is a vast conspiracy theory. That the Russians hacked the elections that is.
And produced by the same guys who consistently tell us that it's impossible to hack elections and election fraud is a myth. There is no bounds to the mental masturbation.
....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
Matt? Mike's kid (Taibbi)? He lived in Russia for a while. Probably drank far too much rotten Vodka.
"Many reporters I know are..." Really? Many? Many that he knows?
"We all remember the WMD fiasco." "It's déjà vu all over again" is how one friend put it.
"Nothing quite adds up"
It all adds up. There were reports of Russian hacking a long time ago. Unlike the WMD fiasco, there is not a section of the intel community saying the intel is being massaged.
Why do people like you the OP want to side with the Russians? Do you hate an American President that much?
Sad. Rally Sad
There's no "siding" at all.
There is not a smidgen of proof of Russian influencing this election any more than there is a smidgen of Obama's either competence or honesty.
But....plenty of evidence that you are a dunce.
Do you hate an American President that much?
And 17 intelligence agencies...You need some time off lol.......and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
The same agency's who claimed there were WMD's in Iraq. With a record like that I would think a supposedly smart person like you claim to be would take a closer look at what they are reporting. Clearly you're not as smart as you think you are.
It said there was no proof. Of course it's obvious. Pundits said the e-mails showed Hillary screwed Bernie, sold the State Dept and the Foundation, called Hispanics needy etc etc- FOR A YEAR. All bs.But the report also said it didn't influence the election. Care to comment on that?And 17 intelligence agencies...You need some time off lol.......and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
There is no proof whatsoever that the Russians had any effect on the outcome of the election… factMatt? Mike's kid (Taibbi)? He lived in Russia for a while. Probably drank far too much rotten Vodka.
"Many reporters I know are..." Really? Many? Many that he knows?
"We all remember the WMD fiasco." "It's déjà vu all over again" is how one friend put it.
"Nothing quite adds up"
It all adds up. There were reports of Russian hacking a long time ago. Unlike the WMD fiasco, there is not a section of the intel community saying the intel is being massaged.
Why do people like you the OP want to side with the Russians? Do you hate an American President that much?
Sad. Rally Sad
You don't think there were reports of WMDs? Holy shit, you are all so ******* ignorant.Matt? Mike's kid (Taibbi)? He lived in Russia for a while. Probably drank far too much rotten Vodka.
"Many reporters I know are..." Really? Many? Many that he knows?
"We all remember the WMD fiasco." "It's déjà vu all over again" is how one friend put it.
"Nothing quite adds up"
It all adds up. There were reports of Russian hacking a long time ago. Unlike the WMD fiasco, there is not a section of the intel community saying the intel is being massaged.
Why do people like you the OP want to side with the Russians? Do you hate an American President that much?
Sad. Rally Sad
Do you have any reasoning power? really?Now THAT is crazy talkThere is not a smidgen of proof of Russian influencing this election...
All of America's intel agencies say differently
What will you do when the goofball Donald admits it;s true?
They can't give away the store to prove it to the idiot GOP duh...IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEE!!!!!!!!....and recognizing not to believe the Democrats, and especially the lying snake in the White House.
Here's "Rolling Stone" calling bs on Obama...
1. "Something About This Russia Story Stinks
....the American press is again asked to co-sign a dubious intelligence assessment
2. ....Obama administration announced a series of sanctions against Russia. Thirty-five Russian nationals will be expelled from the country.
3. President Obama issued a terse statement seeming to blame Russia
4. The New York Times was more aggressive, writing flatly, "Obama Strikes Back at Russia for Election Hacking." It backed up its story with a link to a joint FBI/Homeland Security report that details how Russian civilian and military intelligence services (termed "RIS" in the report) twice breached the defenses of "a U.S. political party," presumably the Democrats.
5. This dramatic story puts the news media in a jackpot. Absent independent verification, reporters will have to rely upon the secret assessments of intelligence agencies to cover the story at all....news agencies seemed split on whether to unequivocally declare that Russian hacking took place, or whether to hedge bets and put it all on the government to make that declaration, using "Obama says" formulations.
6. ...[the FBI/Homeland Security] report is long on jargon but short on specifics. More than half of it is just a list of suggestions for preventive measures.
7. ....we don't learn much at all about what led our government to determine a) that these hacks were directed by the Russian government, or b) they were undertaken with the aim of influencing the election, and in particular to help elect Donald Trump.
8. If the American security agencies had smoking-gun evidence that the Russians had an organized campaign to derail the U.S. presidential election and deliver the White House to Trump, then expelling a few dozen diplomats after the election seems like an oddly weak and ill-timed response. Voices in both parties are saying this now." Taibbi: Something About This Russia Story Stinks
But don't worry....the stupidest among us will continue to believe the malicious, incompetent, dirt-eating low-life back-stabbing crypto-Islamist snake in the White House...
....won't you, Liberals?
Indeed... indeed.
I would change a few terms used in the article though. In place of "something", may I suggest "everything".
There is no proof, just assertions which Obama is smug enough to act on... because feelings of the regressives whose hearts were broken as a result of Trump's presidency are more important to protect than to make sure that there won't be a nuclear conflict. Wikileaks already stated Russia was not its source.
It indeed is a vast conspiracy theory. That the Russians hacked the elections that is.
And produced by the same guys who consistently tell us that it's impossible to hack elections and election fraud is a myth. There is no bounds to the mental masturbation.