Would We Miss Any of the US Intelligence Agencies?

[HappyJoy]

Keyboard commando should go piss up a rope.

I simply used one wingnut's sig to answer another.

 

[zaangalewa]

9/11
Iraq has WMDs.
17 US Intel Agencies said Russia stole the election from Hillary.

And just 4 days ago:

Kabul Could Fall To The Taliban Within 90 Days, U.S. Intelligence Warns​

The strange thing: Here a German expert said very clear they will be in some days in Kabul when the Taliban will conquer Kundus. One day later the German government said the same stupid nonsense which your intelligence services said. And so they did do nothing to evacuate people. It's really u-n-b-e-l-i-e-v-a-b-l-e how in our countries dominate people who seem not to have any good idea about reality.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Pretty sure I will.

What you say here certainly rings true with me, that's for sure.

He strikes me as a fully mature adult, so he must be years and years or even decades older than you.

 

[zaangalewa]

Desperado Agreed. We have 17 separate intelligence agencies. ...

So #18 is the good one?

 

[Likkmee]

CIA was created to spy on the Soviet union. i know Americans who believe the CIA should have been disbanded after the fall of communist USSR.

The CIA has never been any more than controllers-associates of drug-arms cartels. Cross them and see how that goes

 

[Weatherman2020]

Do this and find out.

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They missed 1/6/21 The Great Coup Attempt too.

 

[Weatherman2020]

No shit. They throw us into a war theater on the front lines of battle and then they go to court with service of process to revoke our gun rights. Communist traitors, that whole state of Israel.

Yeah. A nation smaller than San Diego County rules over America.
FYI - did you know every keyboard has a built in device that sends everything you type to Mossad?

 

[Meister]

For my Intel info, I go to the Enquirer.
Much more reliable than Biden's Intel

 

[HappyJoy]

What you say here certainly rings true with me, that's for sure.

He strikes me as a fully mature adult, so he must be years and years or even decades older than you.

Are you trying to hurt my feelings?

 

[MadChemist]

You're going to be so miserable when you don't get your way.

Not really.

I never get my way.

I am used to it.

And feel pretty happy most of the time.

 

[HenryBHough]

Yes.

As now constituted...were they to disappear....I WOULD miss them.

As I would somehow miss a case of piles were it to suddenly disappear.

 

[justinacolmena]

And severe mental illness.

Do people really have to be tortured, drugged, beaten, stretched apart limb from limb on a medieval rack, in the 21st century?

And people mow their lawns, have white picket fences, and walk small, medium, and large dogs in the neighborhood.

Give it up already. There's something gravely wrong with your soul. You're going to hell no matter what.

 

[justinacolmena]

Yeah. A nation smaller than San Diego County rules over America.
FYI - did you know every keyboard has a built in device that sends everything you type to Mossad?

Especially Google Android or Apple touch screen predictive type keyboards.

 

[LuckyDuck]

No matter how many intelligence agencies "any" nation has, there will always be agency failures/mistakes and those errors can result in disasters and where does the blame fall?
Human error and/or insufficient or false data.
If you eliminate the intelligence agencies, the nation would have absolutely no clue as to what might adversarial nations might actually be planning against the nation, basically blindsiding us.
We and other nations will continue to use such agencies and while there will be successful intelligence efforts, there will continue to be occasional errors, by those that make the ultimate decisions based upon the information given them.

 

[justinacolmena]

No matter how many intelligence agencies "any" nation has, there will always be agency failures/mistakes and those errors can result in disasters and where does the blame fall?
Human error and/or insufficient or false data.

Most intelligence is just plain old common sense. Call it "top secret" — but we're really in the realm of "open secrets" where we're not telling anyone anything they don't know or they don't need to know if they don't know it already.

If you eliminate the intelligence agencies, the nation would have absolutely no clue as to what might adversarial nations might actually be planning against the nation, basically blindsiding us.

There's too much asshattery at these government agencies, and much of their function is to "serve" the intelligence with a clue-by-four on elected or appointed officials who are not willing to acknowledge the truth of certain matters of military or defense strategy.

We and other nations will continue to use such agencies and while there will be successful intelligence efforts, there will continue to be occasional errors, by those that make the ultimate decisions based upon the information given them.

The agencies need to be stripped of their absolute gun grabbing powers to revoke the rights of the innocent ones on X-Keyscore files, NICS, medieval notions of mental illness, arbitrarily deemed terroristic threats, and so on and so forth.

Government agents are going to have to be forced against their will to adhere to the Constitution by the plain reading of the law which guarantees gun rights without registration or reservation or any other infringement to anyone and everyone outside a penitentiary or prison complex.