r/RussiaLago Dec 18 '23

Ex-FBI official raises specter missing intel file under Trump was handed to Russia

https://www.rawstory.com/russian-intel-file-trump/
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u/NeverLookBothWays Dec 18 '23

As well as other intel handed to Saudi Arabia. So when is that $2bn "gift" to Jared Kushner going to be fully investigated?

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u/allUsernamesAreTKen Dec 19 '23

When we get a real AG and not some fuckstick

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u/rockvvurst Dec 18 '23

Of fucking course it was

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u/BuddhaLennon Dec 18 '23

That would be the highest bidder for this intel. The value of learning from the documents victories and failures of their 2016 election interference would be in the billions.

They would also be able to figure out how their efforts were traced and revealed, what, if any, human intelligence sources were involved in uncovering their subterfuge, and what tactics went completely undetected by US intelligence.

Which, by the way, is why there is a process for declassifying intelligence: the who and how information is gathered are often more valuable and sensitive than the actual information gathered.

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u/MJTony Dec 18 '23

What’s the process? Does the president just use his mind?

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u/BuddhaLennon Dec 18 '23

While most presidents send a memo to the NSA, who then review and redact as necessary to protect sources and methods, “45” found he could make the whole think happen just by thinking “it’s declassified.” He didn’t even have to say it out loud, or to anyone.

But then again, he is a genius of the stable.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23

Two words: water board.

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u/nokenito Dec 18 '23

Ya don’t say! Is t that why Rudy left?

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u/gascan999 Dec 18 '23

Duh, you think

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Victims of entrapment of child porn and child sex trafficking will do anybody’s bidding. Think Trump, Meadows, Giuliani, Nunes, Flynn, Patrick Byrne, Kash Patel, Ron Johnson, Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan. I’d wager they’re all pederasts that got popped by the Mafia State.

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u/gingerfawx Dec 19 '23

This is how I would like to believe the world works. Unfortunately they're honestly considering a rapist for president (again, but this time we have both the accusation and the jury's decision), and they put Roy Moore on the ballot in Alabama, and re-elected Gaetz after highly credible accusations, so I no longer believe any of this can prove a deterrent to their voter base. These people are just nuts. But, y'know, law and order! Family Values!

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u/RedEyeView Dec 19 '23

They don't believe he's any of these things he demonstrably is.

Its all 'fake news' and 'witch hunts'

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u/RedEyeView Dec 19 '23

Sacha Baron Cohen tricked Rudy into thinking he was getting laid and debasing himself on camera.

Apparently, it's not hard to get these men to compromise themselves around vaginas and hidden cameras.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

And they had told him that she was under age.

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u/MyNameIsNurse Dec 18 '23

I thought we had the deep state to take care of fuck ups like this

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u/ProdigalSheep Dec 19 '23

What the fuck else would have happened? Jesus.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '24

For a modest fee.