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Hillary Clinton: just because she deserves her own thread

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Friday, July 29, 2016 3:51 PM

REAVERFAN, if you're trying to say that my posts about Hillary are full of minor quibbles which could be attached to ANY politician - including Trump - which relate to pay-for-play corruption, land deals, tax evasion, personal appearance etc, you're right. Many negative points about Clinton can be painted on MOST politicians. The ones that are outstanding, which are most troubling, have to do with her record as First Lady, Senator, and Scy State. She has been a reliable war hawk AND a reliable globalist. Nothing in her record, and nothing in her list of donors, indicates that she will do anything different in the future. We can expect more "free trade", more consideration for international bankers and transnationals, and more wars of choice.

As far as the Clinton Foundation goes ... does any other former candidate have a foundation which collects crap-tons of money from foreign nations?

Hillary is a neocon and a globalist who is there to further the interests of the 0.01%.

Just as an aside, I heard a bit of Tim Kaine's speech, and he makes the same mistake that Hillary does when he claims that his strength is in listening to the the little people. The condescension drips. If he had any insight at all as to what people are experiencing, he wouldn't have to bend down from on high to listen, he'd already know.

And BTW, there really was something hinky going on with Vince Foster and the travelgate papers. Not murder, but definitely a cleanup on aisle 1!

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Friday, July 29, 2016 4:44 PM

Top Intel Official Tells Americans to End 'Hyperventilation' Over DNC Hack...

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The nation's top intelligence official called the hacking of the Democratic National Committee to potentially influence the upcoming U.S. election "a serious proposition," but he urged an end to "the hyperventilation over this."

Not only did the hack apparently allow the cyber operatives to steal opposition research on Republican nominee Donald Trump

because Putin has an interest in digging up dirt about Trump ...

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but many suspect it led to the theft of internal messages that show efforts by DNC officials to undermine Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders during the primary season.
So apparently the source of the emails regarding Sanders is NOT NECESSARILY related to the discovered hack?

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Those damaging emails have since been released by WikiLeaks, agitating Sanders supporters at the start of the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

"We don't know enough [yet] to ... ascribe a motivation, regardless of who it may have been," Clapper said.

Clapper said the U.S. government is not "quite ready yet" to "make a public call" on who was behind the cyber assault, but he suggested one of "the usual suspects" is likely to blame.

A known hacker? A republican political operative? Anonymous?

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According to government sources
who?

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Russia is the most likely culprit.

Asked whether Russia might have intentions to undermine the U.S. political process, Clapper said Russian President Vladimir Putin is "paranoid" about the potential for revolutions in Russia, "and of course they see a U.S. conspiracy behind every bush, and ascribe far more impact than we’re actually guilty of."

"They believe we’re trying to influence political developments in Russia, we’re trying to affect change,

Because, of course, we would never do such a thing ...

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and so their natural response is to retaliate and do unto us as they think we've done to them," he added.

In fact, according to Clapper, cyber warfare is not "terribly different than what went on during the heyday of the Cold War," just with different tools and "a different modality." And, he said, the U.S. intelligence community is now "at war" with Russia, conducting operations every hour of every day against Russia and other adversaries.

So I guess we ARE attacking Russia.

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Nevertheless, Clapper said he's "taken aback a bit by ... the hyperventilation over" the hack of the DNC, adding in a sarcastic tone, "I'm shocked somebody did some hacking. That’s never happened before."

The American people "just need to accept" that cyber threats and computer-based attacks are a major long-term challenge facing the United States, and he said Americans should "not be quite so excitable when we have yet another instance of it."

So bend over and get used to anyone and everyone probing your anus for sensitive records, whether it be criminal hacking rings, the NSA, or any foreign government with three coins to rub together.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/top-intel-official-tells-americans-end-hyperv
entilation-dnc/story?id=40967474


What we SHOULD have is software without built-in backdoors, but then, that would keep the NSA from being able to spy on everyone so easily.

This just reminds me of the build-up to war with Iraq. Allegation piled on allegation, each one more scary than the last. Oy vey.

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 12:42 AM

Defending Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it's intervention and targeting of hospitals in Syria, their cheating in sports, and now putting up a stanch defense of Trump to prevent his decline because he threatens the stability of NATO, Putin's dream, has really taxed 1kiki and SIG's ability to fly under the radar as Russian trolls.

I'd say the cats all the way out of the bag wouldn't you? I remember someone else here that stayed a brief period who insisted they were not American. He left because they continual bashed this country almost with impunity. He labeled them Russian trolls immediately and I think, no I know, it is safe to say he was right.

Thanks Miker

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 2:49 AM

Too bad he had to leave. They are pretty silly, huh?

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 3:02 AM

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Too bad he had to leave. They are pretty silly, huh?



Yeah too bad. I remember him saying he was dismayed by what he posted using his real name showing up all over google. Especially because he was battling those two.

I'm not so sure silly best describes them. Liars and trolls is more like it.

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 9:55 AM

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Too bad he had to leave. They are pretty silly, huh?- REAVERFAN

Yeah too bad. I remember him saying he was dismayed by what he posted using his real name showing up all over google. Especially because he was battling those two.
I'm not so sure silly best describes them. Liars and trolls is more like it. -THUGR



I couldn't really remember MIKER, so I looked him up and this is the first thread that popped up: http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?tid=58034 Obviously, MIKER had deleted all of his posts, but what I found was not argumentation but a rather reasoned discussion about privacy. If anything, he seems to be agreeing with the direction of our discussion. I think you might be "mis-remembering" what happened.

But, yanno, what does this have to do with that she-witch, Hillary?


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Saturday, July 30, 2016 8:21 PM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
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Too bad he had to leave. They are pretty silly, huh?- REAVERFAN

Yeah too bad. I remember him saying he was dismayed by what he posted using his real name showing up all over google. Especially because he was battling those two.
I'm not so sure silly best describes them. Liars and trolls is more like it. -THUGR



I couldn't really remember MIKER, so I looked him up and this is the first thread that popped up: http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?tid=58034 Obviously, MIKER had deleted all of his posts, but what I found was not argumentation but a rather reasoned discussion about privacy. If anything, he seems to be agreeing with the direction of our discussion. I think you might be "mis-remembering" what happened.

But, yanno, what does this have to do with that she-witch, Hillary?





Yeah I don't think so. I remember reading many posts that labeled you a Russian troll.

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Saturday, July 30, 2016 9:10 PM

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I remember reading many posts that labeled you a Russian troll.
Those were yours, you numbskull. But if you really think so, I challenge you to find them.

BTW- what does this have to do with Hillary?

Oh yeah, that's right: nothing. It's just you, trolling. Troll, troll, troll your boat..

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Monday, August 1, 2016 12:53 AM

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Hillary Officially Accuses Russia Of Hacking DNC As Assange Says She Conspired To "Subvert An Election"


In all of the falderal about "Russia" "hacking" the DNC, one important aspect of the story was buried by the MSM:

So, here is Hillary in full throat, officially blaming Russia without solid evidence for exposing her Party's dark secrets. And not two days after Clapper warns people not to "hyperventilate", here is Hillary- riling up relations with Russia over potentially nothing in order to cover up information that could be damaging to her electability.

Did anyone notice that her reaction, by itself, indicates unfitness for office?


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Monday, August 1, 2016 12:59 AM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
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Hillary Officially Accuses Russia Of Hacking DNC As Assange Says She Conspired To "Subvert An Election"


In all of the falderal about "Russia" "hacking" the DNC, one important aspect of the story was buried by the MSM:

So, here is Hillary in full throat, officially blaming Russia without solid evidence for exposing her Party's dark secrets. And not two days after Clapper warns people not to "hyperventilate", here is Hillary- riling up relations with Russia over potentially nothing in order to cover up information that could be damaging to her electability.

Did anyone notice that her reaction, by itself, indicates unfitness for office?




No, I hadn't noticed. What I have noticed is that you are voting for a bigot and traitor who asked another country to involve itself in our elections. Asking someone to hack another is also a crime.

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