
I think the Russian's view our own American government is out of bounds with reality when it goes with the hacking accustion . Who benefits? There is obviosly no benefit in Russia interfering in the US elections, and a great deal of risk! However, the Democrats and the Obama Administration have a great deal to benefit in accusing the Russians, thus casting doubts on the election of President Trump! The CIA and FBI et al benefit by creating domestic chaos; giving them more cover up time and time for their war criminals to scatter and hide. It will take years, if not decades for an investigation to get to the bottom of the matter if ever! President Barack Obama on Thursday vowed retaliatory action against Russia for its meddling in the US presidential election.That threat came in an interview with National Public Radio to be broadcast Friday morning. And he said the response may not be obvious. "Some of it may be explicit and publicized; some of it may not be," he said.The remarks were the strongest language yet from Obama since the intelligence community concluded in October that the hacking of email accounts belonging to the
Holding up Russia as a scapegoat won’t account for the very serious problems that brought us to this point. It's our own political system .
But dig deeper, and you found a remarkable piece of Orwellian news-crafting--one that, in true intelligence community-style, makes the claim that there is a massive cyber-espionage scheme, while simultaneously denying the very assertion that such a thing actually exists. The talk of a so-called "new Cold War" developing between the U.S. and Russia
, reports of Russian meddling in American politics are beginning to echo the kind of paranoid rhetoric of the original Cold War era, when anti-communists like Sen. Joe McCarthy railed against agents of the Kremlin who were said to have infiltrated the highest levels of the U.S. political system.They cannot show anyone a single vote that was cast on Trump's behalf by the phantom Russians, nor can they show a single incident of these phantom Russians manipulating the vote counting. IOW, they have no proof that the Russians hacked anything.
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(1)>>" evidence ". There’s a lot of evidence that a attack had breached the DNC , on the table, mostly detailing how the hack was perpetrated, and possibly the language of the perpetrators. It certainly remains plausible that Russians hacked the DNC, and remains possible that Russia itself ordered it ? There is a lot of "manufactured" evidence .Two days before the Presidential debate, the US government officially accused Russia of hacking, and interfering in the U.S. election. However, much like the Bush administration when accusing Iraq of having Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) — which did not exist, the Obama administration has provided zero evidence for these accusations. They are trying to use their authority to convince the American people that Russia has something to do with Wikileaks, and the Trump campaign with no evidence.The timing of the announcement was made the same day Wikileaks released the first set of e-mails from Hillary Clinton campaign Chairman John Podesta. The ONLY American government agencies who had the "e-mails" in hand could only have been either the FBI or the CIA . Someone one from one of those agencies my have provided Wikileaks with the information . (1.2)>>{ why I believe that?} Contrary to claims made by Democrats about Russian interference helping President-elect Donald J. Trump, there is no definitive proof that the Kremlin ordered such cyber attacks. It’s all based on circumstantial evidence, innuendo, and anonymous sources that are bound by an apparent inter-agency feud between the CIA and the FBI. On December 10, The Washington Post reported that both agencies were not on the same page, which seemed to have angered Democrats. . (2)>>FBI was involved . F.B.I. Director Emily Litella. Nine days after James Comey upended the presidential race by notifying Congress about the discovery of a cache of emails that might or might not have come from Hillary Clinton’s private email server, he returned on Sunday to echo Gilda Radner’s classic SNL character with a resounding “Never mind!” Comey followed up his bombshell of Oct. 28 with another plainly worded, non-explanatory letter to the same Republican congressional committee he heads. This latest letter
stated that a review of the new emails, which were found on a laptop belonging to former congressman Anthony Weiner, had “not changed our conclusions” from last July that criminal charges against Clinton for mishandling classified materials were unwarranted In between the release of the two letters, the public was treated to enough leaks, whispers and peeks behind the curtain to grant the writers of “Quantico” several seasons’ worth of material.Current and former FBI officials, none of whom were willing or cleared to speak on the record, have described a chaotic internal climate that resulted from outrage over director James Comey’s July decision not to recommend an indictment over Clinton’s maintenance of a private email server on which classified information transited. (3)>>"Russia's senior-most officials." The propaganda like the "fake news" one has now gone down to this The Washington Post claimed Brennan wrote in a message to employees that he has met earlier this week with FBI Director James Comey and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, "and there is strong consensus among us on the scope, nature and intent of Russian interference in our presidential election." Outgoing President Barack Obama suggested during his last news conference also on Friday that the cyber attacks were likely initiated "at the highest levels of the Russian government."
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