16 more indictments in the nothing burger probe!

iewitness said:
we russins are many legions of legions. I would say that all trump supporters agree with these persecuted Russian fellows which agree with 71% of the real people in this Land. I ccondemn these people not. I dissent. Russia is a historic ally, historically; when the rubber hits the road. Hillary is bad and trump is good. barack and ten thousands of "their"co conspirators ; many right here on jpp are the real enemies of freedom and the American way of life. I am a witness and resident. I do love them little rascals. ..
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I mustadmit that I have been duped by the real Russian trolls. when I made this post I did not know yet that the Russians had promoted the BZA army street terrorist group #blacklivesmatter. I am not sure of any damned thing that is passed as "news" anymore, but I think I have heard enough to believe that they [Russian trolls] did indeed promote a #blacklivesmatter street orgy of dumb. I do now condemn these trolls and they are now considered by me to be as guilty of innocent blood and terrorism as Barack Hussein Obama, the leader of the global antichrist islamic revolution and the BZA army fake news fags of jpp. I admit it; I was had. I repent.
 
Jarod said:
We don’t know yet do we, we won’t know until Mueller’s investigation is complete, IF Rump let’s him complete it!
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Obama didn't think it was possible.

“I’ve never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the election process before votes have even taken place,” Obama said, in response to comments then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made. “No serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even rig America’s elections.”
 
noise said:
US Russiaphobes..including the CIA and NSA and FBI ( Deep State shenanigans)
made a marriage of convenience with Dems, with a willing media
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Man, is this false narrative ever tired, old and completely ineffective now. No one rational thinks it's "Russiaphobia!" anymore.

People are rightfully concerned by how much that country tried to involve itself in our politics.
 
Thing1 said:
Man, is this false narrative ever tired, old and completely ineffective now. No one rational thinks it's "Russiaphobia!" anymore.

People are rightfully concerned by how much that country tried to involve itself in our politics.
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if you had a brain..
you would understand the institutional hatred of Russia by the Deep State et all drove a lot of this bullshit.
( too early for me to quantify -still drinking coffee)

Which also doesn't mean the Russian FB ads/ Twitter bots did not exist, and the boogeyman of "Russian interference" (mild by our meddling standards) drives FB to ID ads, and Twitter to purge.

But that means you need to hold 2 concepts in your brain at the same time...
 
Stretch said:
Obama didn't think it was possible.

“I’ve never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the election process before votes have even taken place,” Obama said, in response to comments then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made. “No serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even rig America’s elections.”
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Obama was right: it’s absurd to think an outside party can affect an electoral outcome when our own major parties, with their multi billion dollar campaign budgets, can’t do it.

And the Russians know this as well as anyone. All Mueller did with the Russian indictments was to put some names to something we already knew was going on. We didn’t need to hire Mueller to tell us Russians meddle in our elections.

To take it a step farther, we don’t need to hire a fleet of lawyers to discover that Russian meddling extends beyond elections. You can take it the bank that the Russians use social media to propagandize the gun debate, the global warming debate and etc.

I’ll wager they egg-on Antifa and The Resistance. These people are Russian tools yet they go on about Trump being a puppet of the Kremlin.

How could you even make it up?
 
Darth Omar said:
Obama was right: it’s absurd to think an outside party can affect an electoral outcome when our own major parties, with their multi billion dollar campaign budgets, can’t do it.

And the Russians know this as well as anyone. All Mueller did with the Russian indictments was to put some names to something we already knew was going on. We didn’t need to hire Mueller to tell us Russians meddle in our elections.

To take it a step farther, we don’t need to hire a fleet of lawyers to discover that Russian meddling extends beyond elections. You can take it the bank that the Russians use social media to propagandize the gun debate, the global warming debate and etc.

I’ll wager they egg-on Antifa and The Resistance. These people are Russian tools yet they go on about Trump being a puppet of the Kremlin.

How could you even make it up?
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If they are really that good then shouldn't the political parties be hiring their services?

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Thing1 said:
Man, is this false narrative ever tired, old and completely ineffective now. No one rational thinks it's "Russiaphobia!" anymore.

People are rightfully concerned by how much that country tried to involve itself in our politics.
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How come nobody is bothered about Israel influencing the temporary president, his family and associates ? Why no fuss about AIPAC lobbyists virtually running Washington ? Is this just stupidity or 'hypocrisy ' with a capital ' H' ?
 
noise said:
if you had a brain..
you would understand the institutional hatred of Russia by the Deep State et all drove a lot of this bullshit.
( too early for me to quantify -still drinking coffee)

Which also doesn't mean the Russian FB ads/ Twitter bots did not exist, and the boogeyman of "Russian interference" (mild by our meddling standards) drives FB to ID ads, and Twitter to purge.

But that means you need to hold 2 concepts in your brain at the same time...
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"If I had a brain" - coming from a poster who at least a few times a day, I think may be a bot.

I read the above, and all I hear is the teacher's voice from Peanuts.

There is no deep state, there is no Russiaphobia. Russia meddled with our election bigtime, may have changed the outcome, and they're getting investigated for it. It's time for you & yours to deal w/ that.
 
Thing1 said:
"If I had a brain" - coming from a poster who at least a few times a day, I think may be a bot.

I read the above, and all I hear is the teacher's voice from Peanuts.

There is no deep state, there is no Russiaphobia. Russia meddled with our election bigtime, may have changed the outcome, and they're getting investigated for it. It's time for you & yours to deal w/ that.
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the fact you think i'm a bot shows you aren't thinking.

I always separate out pre-existing institutional Russiaphobia (it's what they do, and how the IC leadership thinks)
from the hysteria hyperventilated by ignorant politicians driving new sanctions.

They have a right to maintain their ignorance, but have no clues what their de facto steering of foreign policy entails.
 
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noise said:
the fact you think i'm a bot shows you aren't thinking.

I always separate out pre-existing institutional Russiaphobia (it's what they do, and how the IC leadership thinks)
from the hysteria hyperventilated by ignorant politicians driving new sanctions.

They have a right to maintain their ignorance, but have no clues what their de facto steering of foreign policy entails.
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^ we sure did miss your inane page hogging stupidity CAT.
I mean you really dumb it down for the less erudite here-makes them feel included
 
noise said:
the fact you think i'm a bot shows you aren't thinking.

I always separate out pre-existing institutional Russiaphobia (it's what they do, and how the IC leadership thinks)
from the hysteria hyperventilated by ignorant politicians driving new sanctions.

They have a right to maintain their ignorance, but have no clues what their de facto steering of foreign policy entails.
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I mean, the bolded barely makes sense. You're twisting yourself into a pretzel trying to maintain a narrative that never had a foundation to begin with.

You can't see it, but basically everything you've been arguing for over a year - about Trump, about Russia, about "the swamp," about the deep state - is turning to jello. There just isn't a there there anymore. You were wrong, about everything.
 
Thing1 said:
I mean, the bolded barely makes sense. You're twisting yourself into a pretzel trying to maintain a narrative that never had a foundation to begin with.

You can't see it, but basically everything you've been arguing for over a year - about Trump, about Russia, about "the swamp," about the deep state - is turning to jello. There just isn't a there there anymore. You were wrong, about everything.
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ROFL.. so where is that Russian collusion? that is what the Special Counsel was all about - not some "interference"
I was right about that from the beginning - the idea of Russian collusion is ludicrous

If you can't understand the innate Russiaphobia infects the IC leadership and gives bad advice like staying in Syria after mopping up ISIS ( for no reason except to "counter" da Russians) is different from the frenzied Russiphobia ginned up over bots & Tweets destroys our ability to use realpolitik to counter Chinese hegemony...well you aren't alone. Pity.

Just who is in charge of foreign policy?
If we get into a tripwire with Russia,is Congress going to take the blame?
China and Russia are increasing close both in military and economic partnerships-
could we have done anything to counter that?

Russiaphobia trumps sanity.
 
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