February 15, 20179 yr The worst part of all of this is who ordered the taps, who made the decisions about all of this- meaning personnel from the Obama Administration -James Clapper, John Brennan, Ben Rhodes. Who leaked classified info from calls Russia, Australia or conference call with select group of loyalists? Who in the Intelligence is running all of this eavesdropping and leaking classified info to make President Trump look incompetent? I don't care if you like the guy or not but this not right. Who is making the decision to keep this collected information from the POTUS or the House or the Senate because there is no need to know? Which "deep state" personnel felt threatened by Flynn's explosive temperament or felt threatened by President Trump's victory and Republicans taking the reins from the intelligence community that they made the decision to withhold crucial information? I learned in 7th grade Civics class there were three branches of government, apparently there are now four: Legislative, Executive and Judicial and now (hidden via "deep state") the Intelligence Branch.
February 16, 20179 yr If someone that's a Democrat loyalist or Obama and Clinton lover that is giving out the info and they are found out and arrested they'll be considered heros. And what a shame a traitor will be seen that way.
February 16, 20179 yr Author A few interesting things I read: Flynn tried to get security clearance for his son. Why? Obama administration held back intelligence once they got the report about Flynn. They were concerned about who it would be shared with. Is it a coincidence that POTUS-elect Trump tweeted how happy he was that Putin decided to let the diplomats stay in Russia one day after the Flynn convo? Reports say that tweet caught the attention of the IC and caused them to look into the calls.
February 20, 20179 yr Author President named LT General HR McMaster as a replacement for Gen Flynn. Getting a lot of positive reviews. Reports say he has to have final say in his staff which was reported to be a problem for others. Edited February 20, 20179 yr by Clyde
February 22, 20179 yr Author President named LT General HR McMaster as a replacement for Gen Flynn. Getting a lot of positive reviews. Reports say he has to have final say in his staff which was reported to be a problem for others. No comments regarding this hire? It's the best one thus far. Kudos to POTUS.
February 22, 20179 yr No comments regarding this hire? It's the best one thus far. Kudos to POTUS. Agreed.
February 22, 20179 yr No comments regarding this hire? It's the best one thus far. Kudos to POTUS. Kinda like saying you have the best navy in Utah, but I get you.
February 22, 20179 yr Kinda like saying you have the best navy in Utah, but I get you. Kind of like saying your rooting for America to fail because of your petty political hatefulness, but I get you.
February 22, 20179 yr Kind of like saying your rooting for America to fail because of your petty political hatefulness, but I get you. Wrong as usual. His slate of appointments has been horrible.
February 22, 20179 yr President named LT General HR McMaster as a replacement for Gen Flynn. Getting a lot of positive reviews. Reports say he has to have final say in his staff which was reported to be a problem for others. No comments regarding this hire? It's the best one thus far. Kudos to POTUS. There probably should be a thread posted on the new guy. I was looking for one and that is how I found your post. From what I have heard and read, I agree McMaster looks like an excellent choice. I take great comfort that Trump's two best appointments (IMO - McMaster and Mattis) are on the national defense team. Trump's national defense inexperience and loosey goosey approach to things was my biggest fear.
February 22, 20179 yr There probably should be a thread posted on the new guy. I was looking for one and that is how I found your post. From what I have heard and read, I agree McMaster looks like an excellent choice. I take great comfort that Trump's two best appointments (IMO - McMaster and Mattis) are on the national defense team. Trump's national defense inexperience and loosey goosey approach to things was my biggest fear. A fair assessment.
February 22, 20179 yr Wrong as usual. His slate of appointments has been horrible. You forgot to add, IMO, to that answer.
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