posted September 10, 2019 04:01 PM
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Originally posted by teasel:
Not true, and what is with you ignoring so many bad things on your side?It's also totally hypocritical, this thread, and your comment, since you support a pathological liar, every single day. And you twist things to support his lies.
(from day one trump has been a Israeli asset.from day one putin has been in the hire of Netanyahu..remember putin recognized Jerusalem as the capital of is real months before trump did. now trump is showing his traitorous intentions to subvert democracy in the US and hand over the government completely to Netanyahu and the genocidal likudniks.this is not just trump being trump, this is trump showing he is an Israeli asset and he needs to be immediately arrested. of course he is not being impeached for the numerous impeachable offenses he has already committed, because the AIPAC has bought out so many members of congress that the AIPAC can block any legislation to hold trump to the law of the country. in addition at least 90 members of congress are dual citizens with Israel and are actively promoting Israel and subverting laws to protect our country.as I have said the purpose of trumps election is for him to declare a national emergency, implement martial laws , suspend the constitution and implement a Talmud law system just s Netanyahu has done....Israel is no longer a democracy.does not one dare can trumops behavior treason? todd
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The CIA Reportedly Pulled Its Top Spy from Russia Because Trump Can't Keep His Mouth Shut
Not even a year into Donald Trump's presidency, the CIA took the extraordinary step of removing one of its most valuable assets inside the Russian government. According to CNN, multiple Trump administration officials with direct knowledge of the situation claimed that the agency made the decision out of concern that Trump or members of his administration would wind up exposing the spy, inadvertently or otherwise. The CIA's move reportedly came after a May 2017 meeting in the Oval Office, when Trump shared highly classified information about ISIS, supplied by Israel, with Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov and then-Russian ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak.
The disclosure to the Russians by the President, though not about the Russian spy specifically, prompted intelligence officials to renew earlier discussions about the potential risk of exposure, according to the source directly involved in the matter. At the time, then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo told other senior Trump administration officials that too much information was coming out regarding the covert source, known as an asset. An extraction, or "exfiltration" as such an operation is referred to by intelligence officials, is an extraordinary remedy when US intelligence believes an asset is in immediate danger.
When asked for comment, CIA director of public affairs Brittany Bramell told the network, "CNN's narrative that the Central Intelligence Agency makes life-or-death decisions based on anything other than objective analysis and sound collection is simply false. Misguided speculation that the President's handling of our nation's most sensitive intelligence—which he has access to each and every day—drove an alleged exfiltration operation is inaccurate." A White House representative said, "CNN's reporting is not only incorrect, it has the potential to put lives in danger," while a spokesperson for Mike Pompeo, who was in charge of the CIA at the time, declined to comment.
But Trump's "handling of our nation's most sensitive intelligence" has been a problem in the past. While the Department of Defense rarely discloses the locations of submarines, in a 2017 phone call with Rodrigo Duterte, Trump told the president of the Philippines that the U.S. had two nuclear subs stationed near North Korea. Trump has also gone to great lengths to keep his private discussions with Russian president Vladimir Putin completely secret, hiding details of the talks from his own administration's officials and even going so far as to confiscate his interpreter's notes. And on August 30 of this year, he tweeted what appeared to be a high-definition image of an Iranian launch site, saying, "The United States of America was not involved in the catastrophic accident during final launch preparations for the Safir [Space Launch Vehicle] Launch at Semnan Launch Site One in Iran. I wish Iran best wishes and good luck in determining what happened at Site One." Security experts warned that the image was almost certainly from a classified drone or satellite, according to NPR, and one expert explained the tweet showed "some pretty amazing capabilities that the public simply wasn't privy to before this."
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‘Difficult to fathom’: Intel veterans stunned by report Trump couldn’t be trusted to protect spy’s identity
This week, the biggest bombshell in the United States’ intelligence community was the revelation that in 2017, a U.S. spy was removed from Russia because intelligence officials believed the person was in danger — and feared President Donald Trump could not be trusted to keep the spy’s identity a secret. The revelation Sonam Sheth reports in Business Insider, has sent shockwaves
through U.S. intelligence
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A CIA asset reportedly pulled from Russia in 2017 played a major role in the agency's determination that Russian President Vladimir Putin personally ordered Moscow's meddling in the 2016 election, according to The New York Times.
Vladimir Putin wearing a suit and tie: CIA source pulled from Russia had confirmed Putin ordered 2016 meddling: NY Times© Alexey Nikolsky/AFP/Getty Images CIA source pulled from Russia had confirmed Putin ordered 2016 meddling: NY Times
The informant, while not in Putin's inner circle, interacted with him regularly and was privy to decision making at high levels of the Russian government, according to the Times. Information on the informant's identity was so carefully guarded that it was kept out of then-President Obama's daily security briefings in 2016, instead transmitted in separate sealed envelopes.
In 2016, high-level CIA officials ordered a full review of the source's record and grew suspicious he might have become a double agent after he rejected an offer of exfiltration from the agency, according to the Times. Other officials said these concerns were alleviated when the source was offered a second time and accepted.
While a CNN report Monday indicated the informant was pulled "in part" because of concerns about Trump's handling of intelligence, former intelligence officials reportedly said no public evidence indicated Trump directly imperiled the source, with other officials saying the exfiltration was due to concerns he might be compromised amid media scrutiny of CIA sources.
Increased reporting of the CIA's intelligence on Russian interference in the 2016 election in the spring and summer of 2017 drove the agency's decision to extract the source, according to the Times, citing people familiar with the decision. Although the informant was successfully exfiltrated, the move left the agency at a disadvantage in predicting possible Kremlin interference in 2018 and 2020.
C.I.A. Informant Extracted From Russia Had Sent Secrets to U.S. for…
Decades ago, the C.I.A. recruited and carefully cultivated a midlevel Russian official who began rapidly advancing through the governmental ranks. Eventually, American spies struck gold: The longtime source landed an influential position that came with access to the highest level of the Kremlin.
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A CIA asset reportedly pulled from Russia in 2017 played a major role in the agency's determination that Russian President Vladimir Putin personally ordered Moscow's meddling in the 2016 election, according to The New York Times.
Vladimir Putin wearing a suit and tie: CIA source pulled from Russia had confirmed Putin ordered 2016 meddling: NY Times© Alexey Nikolsky/AFP/Getty Images CIA source pulled from Russia had confirmed Putin ordered 2016 meddling: NY Times
The informant, while not in Putin's inner circle, interacted with him regularly and was privy to decisionmaking at high levels of the Russian government, according to the Times. Information on the informant's identity was so carefully guarded that it was kept out of then-President Obama's daily security briefings in 2016, instead transmitted in separate sealed envelopes.
In 2016, high-level CIA officials ordered a full review of the source's record and grew suspicious he might have become a double agent after he rejected an offer of exfiltration from the agency, according to the Times. Other officials said these concerns were alleviated when the source was offered a second time and accepted.
While a CNN report Monday indicated the informant was pulled "in part" because of concerns about Trump's handling of intelligence, former intelligence officials reportedly said no public evidence indicated Trump directly imperiled the source, with other officials saying the exfiltration was due to concerns he might be compromised amid media scrutiny of CIA sources.
Increased reporting of the CIA's intelligence on Russian interference in the 2016 election in the spring and summer of 2017 drove the agency's decision to extract the source, according to the Times, citing people familiar with the decision. Although the informant was successfully exfiltrated, the move left the agency at a disadvantage in predicting possible Kremlin interference in 2018 and 2020.
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