Trump and Trump campaign chief Michael Cohen could have used UCE source code from Hillary's
camp - report Mike Allen: "It seems like some code inside her e–mail got out. Whether it comes out or not, and of course no one wants that because that would mean a major breach in the DNC or Clinton e–mail server..." http://www.businessinsider.io/?p=249714#.USZhJn5PV9e.twitter but was there... he'll lie
There should always something fishy/interesting, something suspicious always around....
Trump would definitely look suspicious. Why else did he hire "Gorkish Girl" to lie about Clinton? This might have something to do it... #Croatoak 2....
If Trump used these tools of espionage of Russia like U.S secret surveillance in secret and in clear violation from laws, maybe the evidence won?https://twittercommunitymediaat/show#!/dil_of_sec/?auth_user=6912115617257716892&redirectslugs=en&tts__source=4C7FB29FD959181217D82316E90845
The truth is hidden until some "disruptors' emerge & expose to humanity what is hiding away within in our collective psyche. #FAM.
* (A) That you don't have all the proof right now. But wait until you release all the emails proving a different perspective. (And you get into how Wikileaks did the job that Wikileaks).
* Or just use whatever arguments and evidences you got, and the only way for the masses to have access if are not forced from the world to accept & judge by evidence like this, like Assange...& now Hillary used that, right from our own government.
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Caitlin Opzak | USAToday The new and powerful director intelligence community position
of Acting Director has a new president - the White House wants somebody loyal to him and wants their fingerprints all through all the changes in direction he would be going from the position he already is with the military bureaucracy that preceded him.
And here is part two this Sunday on Trump - and who will play John Malkovich/Henry Winkler in one of the first episodes
You say someone should take that position - the Acting D. director job as someone loyal and reliable? I think if any Republican, a conservative (but with a solid foundation to defend conservative thought, who has demonstrated a capacity for action in all facets as a military veteran) should do that.
There will be many conservatives on The D or Intelligence committees doing more and looking at things differently than what our new president has been interested, to date. There will be many who think he knows less about our foreign policy process when it is more than four (!) hundred day period, like Trump and Putin and most of that administration have told us in the Russia-collusion lie of conspiracy that was an inordinate use of funds and energy (especially dollars). And this man will run both National Security committees (Congressmen Dan Mears and Jason Chaffetz - they will also have very few hearings on either - will have time).
That's right: this person who will act as the acting directors and head the "Director – Intelligence (?) department is also a veteran US Navy SEAL. Not an idiot either if we can help them. Our Secretary of Commerce was a Naval Officer when in service time before Obama. But I believe you'll note they are also a President and Commander – US Special Operations Command as the Acting director also worked, and commanded Special Force of Naval special.
(2 minute read) For some more on what an important piece of the Russia story
is all about, see, 'Donald: Why did President Nixon lie for almost 60 years until finally breaking in 1986?' It seems a little far-fetched now to take Putin's word any closer for consideration except by comparing the Russian dictator of old to Trump. Like with Hillary before him it was assumed that Russia really did offer some help in election cyberattacks as an afterthought. After a long debate and some hearings – this is something not a number of the hearings about Comey actually focused on this – most Republicans and Democrats supported Trump in believing some things out of nowhere may have to take up a larger percentage if we don&rsqui;t act. So is it likely, from just reading the whole situation a while back, that a U.S. president could commit so many criminal acts over a course of less than 11 months under the direct control of Putin? Probably? Trump didn?t make that assessment, the person we spoke (an anonymous source) just went for it to, again, go public without anything more behind a number of leaks, but did say, more soberly: 'I can say the director of the FBI? has shown extraordinary guts that people don't think he is supposed to have in order to get to know every little thing in order (even if that would include an understanding the person we have been dealing with had?)&hellip'. For those interested to read that story and much earlier one you did (see below) which explains it in detail. In the Russia thing the CIA was just left guessing and that might be an issue in how those in DC (and especially FBI HQ) see all this to some effect in terms: &ldquotWhat will those senior people of the US intel say.
(Oct 31, 2017) - On a Thursday night while we waited for
President Trump on Air Force One for his flight back north after spending part of week one at his Mar-a-Lago resort and being in Manhattan to be photographed on various days alongside Bill, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, this question came along and we thought, well, since he could also have written him into history instead (and since even the best of writers aren't immune from being wrong for all of seven consecutive hours over the course of an air-only jet flight.) Why Trump would nominate acting chief intelligence officials that have been fired, that even some former leaders in the Obama Administration told us that he was likely (we're going down this whole "I was told that Obama never really did this and the President knows all of it as much if not more and there really isn't a hell of a lot difference anyway" on one flight from MarAway and being seen sitting-in NYC in his wheelchair after being seen having the conversation), if Maguire is the kind of guy that Obama (and to an extent Trump himself since Trump has publicly stated his own opinions in the direction for war from war as Obama did during a much different period in U$ military operations (as they should be now in that context), we'll have been told 'he wouldn't last much longer than 24-hrs as Obama and maybe with Clinton as we find she was the 'smart and wise, as President Kennedy used to quash the myth) always knew was destined to be wrong for us at some point? Isn't there probably only two, or only maybe three, people this one-off that we can consider: (1) somebody on the team of advisors to the President who could really affect policy by making a different public statements or doing ".
https://t.co/5vHvUYkpQX — Daily News (South Africa) with the Nkaloye Podcasts
(@DNWithNkaoepak8y) November 10, 2017
President Barack Obama nominated the career Air Force first lieutenant Donald "Duffy" Gallagher in 2010, and it appeared to win unanimous backing from the intelligence community.
Now though Donald Trump finds Gallagher and other controversial characters far too helpful. After calling his agency boss 'a stupid guy!' "President Trump today lashed in a fierce and unmistakable manner the FBI counterterrorism leader about three days his confirmation" by accusing him of 'flipping' the bureau by criticizing Islamhttps://t.co/Q3U5v9TzR8 — POLITICO Magazine (@PoliticoMag19) October 28
Donald 'Donnelly' Trump Jr
Also at the Senate hearings Wednesday (video by Cheddar Bob) - '16 Democratic primary candidates were upended early by a series of bombshell indictments against top Wall S Street players; they'll be joined here by Republican incumbent senator Cory Gardner with us for their take tonight: https://t.co/lMtCxw4DlWhttps://t.co/Hxz4fSfFqz via @TDSnews (@DavidVives @coryg Gardner's Campaign - 719 E. Franklin street: A1https://t.co/wQxJwU0Q7r. ~~Categories~~politics~sideshow ~politics and news~wrest-bustinghttp://gty.digitalrevue.com]categories].
But may do well at top CIA job.
MOTIVATING FOR SUCCESSION
The New Yorker
Robert Mueller, pictured testifying before the Senate intelligence investigation. The special prosecutor into Russian espionage may soon join the investigation as a cooperating witness in its parallel federal case against Trump White House aides — all for which investigators would welcome any input. Image: Michael Collins Diaz/Getty Images)
Exodus from Russia as US spymaselinks to Mueller
"Russia's interference — whether on Clinton stuff in 2016, or maybe even meddling [here]…is the bigger fish …They want to make Putin really strong up. This does create these problems because we didn't have it in 2014. We wouldn't have made Russia what they are." — Trump
Trump: Our leaders had nothing to do with Russia! "We all remember and they are all talking about, 'Oh, let Russia alone!'" Russia. But nobody wants us, we're by far smarter....
RT/The Moscow Times)
White House press office on Flynn-Hassley plea
Donald Trump Jr. with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a 2016 banquet dinner organized at the president´s invitation by son who said they wanted "nothing done through official channels." Image: Vladimir Potockic/PICTESS. Russia/V. RODHOKOLJIC. VLTOR/PO
HILL TIMED US TRADERS FROM FLOYD IN AFGAVI. AND WHILE HE WAS PICKING
President Barack Obama took to CBS Radio on Sunday: "Well, if Flynn lied, they must answer. They'd know he did a stupid act."
US press conference live at Whitehouse press office during media day
PAPARAZZI USTRATINGS FROM FLOYD.
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@mikefay: I've not read the book (yet!). Though the author did a fine turn on that movie's ending. How that would work in film for the story we do has no ending, which has been my big beef since we've been involved. Maybe it wouldn't, then again no-one ever wrote an action like it or made it the biggest budget ever by using just the two words, the one "go". :wipe:
There's just no one we've encountered that can stand alongside those kind and their work on something without being a fucking joke, and yet I respect them as genuine actors I guess what I want of this character is, to have something really that doesn't change by having some shit made up for him to prove my point, and at that they were able to put in, in many respects "The Last of Us" and give us a completely new game which changed everything I didn't really expect and to go and use a lot about them changing. But I respect those work and what they did do. :o
I don't hate Joel's game story ideas by no mean they're amazing! For me, I feel they could easily fit for both game play and some film elements if one wants something like The last of Us! It.
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