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Just now, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Hint: Hacking is included as part of the interference.  Cute try though.  Prior to yesterday he has cast doubt on Russian hacking as I initially posted. 

 

Clarification: Hacking has been conflated intentionally into the "meddling" narrative by political actors. It's an attempt to confuse and already complex situation. 

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7 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Which I have never said anywhere.  Another stupid comment by you.

 

 

I'm sure you have.  All you raving anti-Trump lunatics say the same thing.  You have to - you read it all in the same places, and can't form thoughts of your own.

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1 minute ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Clarification: Hacking has been conflated intentionally into the "meddling" narrative by political actors. It's an attempt to confuse and already complex situation. 

 

Meddling includes all of the tactics toward the Russian's overall strategy of interference that includes hacking. 

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Just now, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Meddling includes all of the tactics toward the Russian's overall strategy of interference that includes hacking. 

 

It absolutely does. But the two charges are also separate. Propaganda on Facebook and through grass roots organization is not hacking, it's meddling. Hacking is meddling, but it's also an actual criminal violation. My clarification is that many people can believe the former without believing the latter happened (at least in the way it's been presented to us). Trump is (clearly) one of those people. The media has gone out of their way not to clarify this delineation because it serves the greater purpose of conflating the two when Trump fumbles his words. 

 

Trump has said many times Russia meddled. He's backed the IC on their revised ICA, he's backed Coats (Coats backed him yesterday mind you), he's backed Wray, he's backed Rogers, he's backed Pompeo. But, as a narcissist, he's VERY sensitive to the charges his win was illegitimate. The hacking narrative has been pushed, and is usually asked, by those who believe that sentiment - hence Trump's constant refusal to acknowledge it. That's on Trump, without question, but it's not accurate to say he brushes meddling off completely. 

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Because. trump should have gone out there calling names, screaming for violence,

ya know, go all out libtard on putin. lol.

Oh yeah almost forgot, the last guy went out there bending the knee to everyone...

they media suckled his **** for it. 

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9 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Legally, an act of war is what Congress decides is an act of war.  

 

Morally...you're an idiot.  Posting bull **** on the internet is worth the commitment of the full force of the US military?  Does that make Facebook guilty of treason for allowing it?  Does that make Clinton guilty of treason for pushing for and helping with the development of the Zelenograd complex that did the posting?  Should we go to war with the Chinese for hacking the data of millions of clearances from OPM?  

 

Or maybe you're just unhinged?

Your last statement?  Yes.  Not shooting war, not nuclear war.  Fight cyberattacks with cyberattacks.

10 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

I'm sure you have.  All you raving anti-Trump lunatics say the same thing.  You have to - you read it all in the same places, and can't form thoughts of your own.

I'm sure I haven't.  Claiming someone said something and then backtracking to say you just assume so is just weak.

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59 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

(and this was one of the more interesting disclosures that no one picked up on)

 

TRUMP: Well, our militaries do get along. Our militaries have gotten along probably better than our political leaders for years. Our militaries do get along very well. They do coordinate in Syria and other places. Okay? Thank you.

 

 

You never know with Comrade Trumpski…. He's either talking out of his ass, or leaking classified information.... Every time he stands in front of a mike, something bad happens.

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2 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Your last statement?  Yes.  Not shooting war, not nuclear war.  Fight cyberattacks with cyberattacks.

dont think russians are stupid enough to fall for phishing scams. Just my opinion.

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4 minutes ago, Kelly101 said:

Because. trump should have gone out there calling names, screaming for violence,

ya know, go all out libtard on putin. lol.

He should have stood for the concept of our sovereignty as a nation based on the concept of free and fair elections.

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14 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

100%. And he dug himself his own hole. 

 

But instead of dealing with it like adults, the push to the extreme allows the majority of this country to clearly see the partisan hackery at work. November isn't going to go the way the DNC wishes.

So youre saying what trump said wanst worse than 9/11? WAAAAAAAAAAA

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1 minute ago, Kelly101 said:

dont think russians are stupid enough to fall for phishing scams. Just my opinion.

I am not knowledgeable enough in this whole cyber world to know exactly what steps could be taken.  But my reading suggests you could potentially use electromagnetic approaches to wipe out their cyber capabilities.

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Trump address today: "I think the summit with Putin went very well. He's a very strong leader. Maybe I'll golf with him sometime at beautiful Mar a Lago. Our goal is to strive for peace. This does not mean that we do not take interference in our election process seriously, despite what the haters and losers tell you. By the way. Anyone see Melania catch the ball. Great hands. I should know. I have great big hands too."

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2 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

A final thought.  If the tables were turned and a Democratic president made the statements made yesterday would opinions here change?  Mine would not.  This should be about country and not politics.

 

Republicans were outraged when Obama did it, and were yesterday, they are at least consistent

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Just now, oldmanfan said:

Yes I think our intelligence services are more reliable that Putin.  Yes they make mistakes at times.  But if you honestly think as the president does that Putin should be put on equal footing, at minimum, to our intelligence services then I would say your loyalties are seriously misplaced.

 

I don't have "loyalties", and neither should you. 

 

And we're not talking about "mistakes" we're talking about a long and storied history of taking direct intentional actions against the lives and interest of the American people.

 

Lying us into Iraq was not a "mistake".

 

The Bay of Pigs was not a "mistake."

 

MKUltra was not a "mistake".

 

Intentionally releasing the whooping cough in the Tampa Bay area was not a "mistake".

 

Intentionally infecting Guatemalans with  syphilis was not a "mistake".

 

Injecting unsuspecting US citizens with plutonium was not a "mistake".

 

Injecting prisoners with the main ingredient of Agent Orange was not a "mistake".

 

Choosing to protect and insulate known pedophiles in government was not a "mistake".

 

Dosing unsuspecting US citizens with LSD was not a "mistake".

 

Overthrowing the governments of Iran, Argentina, Guatemala, the Congo, the Dominican Republic, South Vietnam, and Chile was not a "mistake".

 

Running the global supply of opiates was not a "mistake".

 

These are just a few examples of absolutely egregious and criminal acts undertaken by these same agencies you're claiming it is your patriotic duty to trust, and owe allegiance to.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

I am not knowledgeable enough in this whole cyber world to know exactly what steps could be taken.  But my reading suggests you could potentially use electromagnetic approaches to wipe out their cyber capabilities.

and that, would be an act of war.

 

i never took you for a war hawk, Indy.

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Nothing to see here... just Politico advocating for a shooting war with Russia. 

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/07/16/putin-russia-trump-2016-pearl-harbor-219015

 

Remember, there was a large contingent of neocon/neoliberal support in the press during Hillary's campaign who were supporting her calls for starting a preemptive war with Russia. Funny how they're now all crawling out of the woodwork in traditionally left leaning rags to push a geopolitical solution that the left would have rioted against in 2003-2016.

 

Makes you wonder who's being misled... 

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1 minute ago, oldmanfan said:

I am not knowledgeable enough in this whole cyber world to know exactly what steps could be taken.  But my reading suggests you could potentially use electromagnetic approaches to wipe out their cyber capabilities.

      I'm now completely skeptical of anything the government says, right on the fence to not believing

anything those people say. that peter strozk guy to me sums up everything wrong with the government.

12 mystery man russian indictment right on the eve of helinski? I will almost guarentee herr muellers 

investigation will go purposely thru mid terms, not looking for anything, just deep state doing everything

and anything to get rid of their enemy, and usher the socialist regime in.

 just my opinion, but to me there's the 'bad' look for the US.

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13 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

It absolutely does. But the two charges are also separate. Propaganda on Facebook and through grass roots organization is not hacking, it's meddling. Hacking is meddling, but it's also an actual criminal violation. My clarification is that many people can believe the former without believing the latter happened (at least in the way it's been presented to us). Trump is (clearly) one of those people. The media has gone out of their way not to clarify this delineation because it serves the greater purpose of conflating the two when Trump fumbles his words. 

 

Trump has said many times Russia meddled. He's backed the IC on their revised ICA, he's backed Coats (Coats backed him yesterday mind you), he's backed Wray, he's backed Rogers, he's backed Pompeo. But, as a narcissist, he's VERY sensitive to the charges his win was illegitimate. The hacking narrative has been pushed, and is usually asked, by those who believe that sentiment - hence Trump's constant refusal to acknowledge it. That's on Trump, without question, but it's not accurate to say he brushes meddling off completely. 

 

Hang on.

 

This is where he needs to check his sources (Twitter) to find someone that agrees with him, so he can show you his proof.

 

Of course this side will complete conflate everything that you've pointed out and completely ignore what you've said.

 

He'll end it by calling you a name or with a snarky comment.

 

He calls that debating.

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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:

We all saw with our own eyes and heard with our own ears the President of the United States say that the intelligence service of his own country is not to be believed over a murdering dictator.  If you prefer to stand with Putin vs. our people feel free.  Ironically living in a great country like ours vs. what Putin runs gives you that right.

That's not what he said and you know it. Why do you have to lie to make a point?

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3 minutes ago, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

I don't have "loyalties", and neither should you. 

 

And we're not talking about "mistakes" we're talking about a long and storied history of taking direct intentional actions against the lives and interest of the American people.

 

Lying us into Iraq was not a "mistake".

 

The Bay of Pigs was not a "mistake."

 

MKUltra was not a "mistake".

 

Intentionally releasing the whooping cough in the Tampa Bay area was not a "mistake".

 

Intentionally infecting Guatemalans with  syphilis was not a "mistake".

 

Injecting unsuspecting US citizens with plutonium was not a "mistake".

 

Injecting prisoners with the main ingredient of Agent Orange was not a "mistake".

 

Choosing to protect and insulate known pedophiles in government was not a "mistake".

 

Dosing unsuspecting US citizens with LSD was not a "mistake".

 

Overthrowing the governments of Iran, Argentina, Guatemala, the Congo, the Dominican Republic, South Vietnam, and Chile was not a "mistake".

 

Running the global supply of opiates was not a "mistake".

 

These are just a few examples of absolutely egregious and criminal acts undertaken by these same agencies you're claiming it is your patriotic duty to trust, and owe allegiance to.

 

 

How many foreign elections has our government interfered with ? Maybe all of them?

 

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14 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Your last statement?  Yes.  Not shooting war, not nuclear war.  Fight cyberattacks with cyberattacks.

I'm sure I haven't.  Claiming someone said something and then backtracking to say you just assume so is just weak.

 

So you're redefining "war" to mean something other than war, and thus calling it an act of war.

 

I've called you an idiot already, right?  Do I have to do it again, or is it self-evident at this point?

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6 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Trump has "full faith and support in the American intelligence agencies". (most recent blurb coming out of the gaggle)

 

Damage control after yesterday's debacle that brought him heat from all sides.

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3 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

:lol: What was old is new again. 

 

 

 

I have to say, I didn't see that one coming.  :lol:

 

Just think...he's got an entire staff to think these things up.  They probably go out to lunch and talk over ways to get back at Trump.  "I know...let's bring up his taxes again!"  Then they run back to Schumer's chief-of-staff, run it by him, and he ok's it and gives it to Chuck to tweet.

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10 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Nothing to see here... just Politico advocating for a shooting war with Russia. 

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/07/16/putin-russia-trump-2016-pearl-harbor-219015

 

Remember, there was a large contingent of neocon/neoliberal support in the press during Hillary's campaign who were supporting her calls for starting a preemptive war with Russia. Funny how they're now all crawling out of the woodwork in traditionally left leaning rags to push a geopolitical solution that the left would have rioted against in 2003-2016.

 

Makes you wonder who's being misled... 

 

Jesus, what a country of pussies we've become if Facebook advertising we disagree with is our new "Pearl Harbor."

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15 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

A final thought.  If the tables were turned and a Democratic president made the statements made yesterday would opinions here change?  Mine would not.  This should be about country and not politics.

 

Not really.  I'd laugh at the naivety of it, and deconstruct the overreaction to it.  Only difference is I'd be deconstructing the arguments of a different set of morons.

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39 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Hint: Hacking is included as part of the interference.  Cute try though.  Prior to yesterday he has cast doubt on Russian hacking as I initially posted. 

 

He has cast doubt on the hacking claims.  That is important because DNC contends that they were hacked in the summer of 2016, while many independent analysts claim that there was no external hack, but an inside job.

 

That's why it's important to keep the two issues separate for a proper analysis.  Yet, you keep conflating.

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