Trump revealed highly classified information to Russ. foreign minister and ambassador

[SteelCurtain]

[brewer]

Just catching up on this now. Ah Oh Indy.

[scoobysnack]

Interesting and we will never know what was said if anything. Realize Russia along with the Trump and most of the military want to get rid of IS. Problem is IS was also used by the CIA as a proxy army to help overthrown certain regimes we wanted to destroy. I wonder how much the Washington post knows that is also classified if they are withholding the details, and if so who leaked it as they didn't name their sources. Personally I think everyone doesn't seem to understand that the US works with Russia and has been for a long time. The military still trains with Russians here in the US, and has been for years. It's almost like there is this public perception that Russia is our enemy, even when we still work with them on the international space station. It's almost like this is another example of the public is told one thing while behind the scenes it's the opposite. Perception management.

See what develops.

edit.. after reading the full article it doesn't seem as serious as the headline and first few paragraphs, which most people tend to read including myself until I decided I better get the full story.

It appears to me that nothing major happened, and this is a story created to add to the Russian hysteria that Trump colludes with the Russians which won him the election. I think the public may not understand these are the type of discussions that are held at this level. The only reason it's a big deal is because the public has the Russian collusion narrative, and this fits into it, which is really doesn't because there is no evidence yet to prove it. Just theories about why Clinton lost. The neo-cons want Russia to be the enemy and make the American people think Russia is the enemy. Russia is far from perfect, but at higher levels working together on some common interests. I'd prefer not to go to war with Russia myself, even though they have been pushing this narrative for a long time I think to really scare the public into accepting policy positions on other matters.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Interesting and we will never know what was said if anything. Realize Russia along with the Trump and most of the military want to get rid of IS. Problem is IS was also used by the CIA as a proxy army to help overthrown certain regimes we wanted to destroy. I wonder how much the Washington post knows that is also classified if they are withholding the details, and if so who leaked it as they didn't name their sources. Personally I think everyone doesn't seem to understand that the US works with Russia and has been for a long time. The military still trains with Russians here in the US, and has been for years. It's almost like there is this public perception that Russia is our enemy, even when we still work with them on the international space station. It's almost like this is another example of the public is told one thing while behind the scenes it's the opposite. Perception management.

See what develops.

edit.. after reading the full article it doesn't seem as serious as the headline and first few paragraphs, which most people tend to read including myself until I decided I better get the full story.

It appears to me that nothing major happened, and this is a story created to add to the Russian hysteria that Trump colludes with the Russians which won him the election. I think the public may not understand these are the type of discussions that are held at this level. The only reason it's a big deal is because the public has the Russian collusion narrative, and this fits into it, which is really doesn't because there is no evidence yet to prove it. Just theories about why Clinton lost. The neo-cons want Russia to be the enemy and make the American people think Russia is the enemy. Russia is far from perfect, but at higher levels working together on some common interests. I'd prefer not to go to war with Russia myself, even though they have been pushing this narrative for a long time I think to really scare the public into accepting policy positions on other matters.

Have you ever though about, you know, like not saying stuff?

Boru

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This probably will end up exposing a human intelligence source(s), the most difficult to get in the Middle East. That source will likely be found out and killed (or worse). My experience in the Navy tells me that he should go to prison for it, President, or not. It's bad enough to share, but he doesn't even understand the gravity of what he is doing.

[Minimalist]

LOCK HIM UP.


No wait.


Traitors should be stood in front of a wall and SHOT!

[scoobysnack]

This probably will end up exposing a human intelligence source(s), the most difficult to get in the Middle East. That source will likely be found out and killed (or worse). My experience in the Navy tells me that he should go to prison for it, President, or not. It's bad enough to share, but he doesn't even understand the gravity of what he is doing.

So I'm curious if this would be a news story if this was discussed with England. Is it really because this was discussed with Russia? And if so, is that because the media narrative is Russia collusion with Trump and this article was designed to push that narrative?

[Minimalist]

Is it really because this was discussed with Russia?

YES YOU DUMB FUCK!

Do you have enough brain cells left to remember when republicunts thought Russia was the EVIL EMPIRE?

[SteelCurtain]

It appears to me that nothing major happened, and this is a story created to add to the Russian hysteria that Trump colludes with the Russians which won him the election. I think the public may not understand these are the type of discussions that are held at this level. The only reason it's a big deal is because the public has the Russian collusion narrative, and this fits into it, which is really doesn't because there is no evidence yet to prove it. Just theories about why Clinton lost. The neo-cons want Russia to be the enemy and make the American people think Russia is the enemy. Russia is far from perfect, but at higher levels working together on some common interests. I'd prefer not to go to war with Russia myself, even though they have been pushing this narrative for a long time I think to really scare the public into accepting policy positions on other matters.

Yeah disclosing code level intelligence to the top Russian spies is nothing big. Our ability to continue to gather this information doesn't get compromised at all.

This information is presumably the information that spurred this new push to ban laptops and larger electronics in the cabin on flights from Europe. It came from a source inside Syria that has zero confidence, clearly, in this administration moving forward. (Hopefully some serious damage control can save this asset for us)

Let's say the next time there is an intelligence windfall like this, we don't get this information, and it results in a terrorist attack, because we didn't have the information necessary to take preventative steps, like banning laptops on flights.

You truly are just a stooge, scooby. You are seemingly just helplessly trapped in your own feedback loop. It would be funny if it weren't so sad.

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