January 4, 20179 yr How many times does the intelligence community get to be wrong before we stop taking what they say as gospel? Intelligence gathering is NOT easy and clean. It is very hard and very messy and prone to big mistakes.
January 4, 20179 yr Author How many times does the intelligence community get to be wrong before we stop taking what they say as gospel? Intelligence gathering is NOT easy and clean. It is very hard and very messy and prone to big mistakes. The Almighty will tell us what really happened tomorrow. The American intelligence community may as well take 4 years off Trump has his own sources. No intelligence needed in this administration.
January 4, 20179 yr Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump 1m1 minute ago The "Intelligence" briefing on so-called "Russian hacking" was delayed until Friday, perhaps more time needed to build a case. Very strange!
January 4, 20179 yr The Almighty will tell us what really happened tomorrow. The American intelligence community may as well take 4 years off Trump has his own sources. No intelligence needed in this administration. Well he is smart.
January 4, 20179 yr How many times does the intelligence community get to be wrong before we stop taking what they say as gospel? Intelligence gathering is NOT easy and clean. It is very hard and very messy and prone to big mistakes. Agreed. Folks agree with what the intelligence community says when it says what they want it to say. I still don't know if Hillary's emails were illegal or not.
January 4, 20179 yr Agreed. Folks agree with what the intelligence community says when it says what they want it to say. I still don't know if Hillary's emails were illegal or not. Secret, Top Secret and SAP information was on the server. Illegal - no doubt. Such information should never, ever have been ouside of secure boundries and outisde .gov or .mil domains. The spinners tried to muddy this issue with 'it should not have been s/ts/sap designated'. That was a pathetic defense since anyone who handles senstive information inside companies or government or military know that its sender/author who designates security level - not the recipient(s). To debate classification accuracy after being busted doing something that is not allowed in any manner anyway was terrible. On prim-facia evidence its obvious that activities that have gotten some in the military and state department jail time for disclosures of far, far less magnitude - like ones work schedule taped to the side of the family refrigerator.
January 4, 20179 yr Secret, Top Secret and SAP information was on the server. Illegal - no doubt. Such information should never, ever have been ouside of secure boundries and outisde .gov or .mil domains. The spinners tried to muddy this issue with 'it should not have been s/ts/sap designated'. That was a pathetic defense since anyone who handles senstive information inside companies or government or military know that its sender/author who designates security level - not the recipient(s). To debate classification accuracy after being busted doing something that is not allowed in any manner anyway was terrible. On prim-facia evidence its obvious that activities that have gotten some in the military and state department jail time for disclosures of far, far less magnitude - like ones work schedule taped to the side of the family refrigerator. No argument with any of that. Just curious as to why the FBI chose to clear her. I know folks have their opinions on the matter and I don't want to rehash all of that. Just pointing out how when it came to our intelligence agencies and Hillary's emails folks rode the roller coaster when it coasted to their agenda.
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