Obama orders full review of elections hacking

[Tehon]

Do you understand how your system works? Why has the USG been applying a full court press on the Russians since about 2014?

Well for a couple reasons since 2014. For one Russia got upset that their lackey President in the Ukraine got dethroned, and then Russia decided to do a faux military operation there in order to annex Crimea and get access to the naval base there. The U.S. didn't want to intervene with military operations and risk destabilizing the area and starting a major conflict, so the U.S. along with the U.S. and NATO have been trying to sanction the shit out of Russia.

So you are unaware of US involvement that instigated the coup? Or how it was timed with the Saudi flood of oil that dropped the bottom out of oil prices, a major part of Russian economy?

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

 

[ChrisL]

Well for a couple reasons since 2014. For one Russia got upset that their lackey President in the Ukraine got dethroned, and then Russia decided to do a faux military operation there in order to annex Crimea and get access to the naval base there. The U.S. didn't want to intervene with military operations and risk destabilizing the area and starting a major conflict, so the U.S. along with the U.S. and NATO have been trying to sanction the shit out of Russia.

So you are unaware of US involvement that instigated the coup? Or how it was timed with the Saudi flood of oil that dropped the bottom out of oil prices, a major part of Russian economy?

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

 

[Tehon]

So you are unaware of US involvement that instigated the coup? Or how it was timed with the Saudi flood of oil that dropped the bottom out of oil prices, a major part of Russian economy?

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

 

[ChrisL]

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Can anybody me show how Russians manipulated the content of the emails? For example, the they redact the content to reflect Democrat Operatives referred to capturing the Latino Vote as Operation Taco Bowl? Did they conjure up the notion that Donna Brazille leaked debate questions to Clinton?

What is disturbing is that the Left is so short sighted they are not focused on coming up with a plan to hinder hacking against US. Further, the Left is not willing to address what has been exposed and their plan to clean up their party. This continued corruption by the Left simply validates to the American voter that selected Trump or voted against Hillary.

That shit doesn't matter. You don't think Trump was doing shady shit too? It's that they only targeted the Democrats and didn't do anything to Trump.

The shit that shouldn't matter is that if Democrats were everything they said they were being targeted and exposed by the Russians should not have mattered. Again, you people are looking for an excuse. You people tried your mightiest to expose Trump for "shady shit" and came up nothing. Now, you are left with speculation on Trump and specific,validated shit on yourselves.

Tell me something, are you more motivated on going after the Russians in hopes of reversing the outcome of this Election or is the greater good/outcome is to prevent or hinder the Russians or any other country hack US?

 

[Tehon]

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

This is how the system works Lewdog , whether you are inclined to believe it or not.

 

[ChrisL]

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

 

[Tehon]

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

 

[bripat9643]

Well for a couple reasons since 2014. For one Russia got upset that their lackey President in the Ukraine got dethroned, and then Russia decided to do a faux military operation there in order to annex Crimea and get access to the naval base there. The U.S. didn't want to intervene with military operations and risk destabilizing the area and starting a major conflict, so the U.S. along with the U.S. and NATO have been trying to sanction the shit out of Russia.

So you are unaware of US involvement that instigated the coup? Or how it was timed with the Saudi flood of oil that dropped the bottom out of oil prices, a major part of Russian economy?

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Always ignore what leftwing douche bags claim, especially when they are blaming America. There's no evidence of U.S. involvement other than the hysteria of dumbasses like you.

 

[ChrisL]

Unless it was when the democrats were in charge. They are as pure as the driven snow.

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

 

[GLASNOST]

So you aren't from the United States, you have an avatar of a dog shitting on the U.S. flag, and you sit in threads telling Americans who they should have as their President, and Americans that they don't know how their own system works?

Do you understand how your system works? Why has the USG been applying a full court press on the Russians since about 2014?

Well for a couple reasons since 2014. For one Russia got upset that their lackey President in the Ukraine got dethroned, and then Russia decided to do a faux military operation there in order to annex Crimea and get access to the naval base there. The U.S. didn't want to intervene with military operations and risk destabilizing the area and starting a major conflict, so the U.S. along with the U.S. and NATO have been trying to sanction the shit out of Russia.

It is absolutely astounding that you can make so many statements over a period of 2 or 3 days on the very same thread, yet get so much wrong! My best advice to you is .... don't go to Vegas!

Ok genius what's wrong with what I just said? You ever notice how you don't answer a single fucking question and you just sit back and tell other people they are wrong and post stupid little pictures? What is your purpose here?

What does this response of yours have to do with "Obama orders full review of elections hacking"?

 

[Tehon]

So you are unaware of US involvement that instigated the coup? Or how it was timed with the Saudi flood of oil that dropped the bottom out of oil prices, a major part of Russian economy?

The coup happened because the President was on the take. He had back door deals with Russia and was making a shit load of money off of it and telling the citizens in the Ukraine that the country was going broke... while he lived in this huge house with a gold plated bathroom.

The coup happened because it was backed by the USG.

You can believe what you want, but the guy was ruining his country with his sleazy actions. He cared more about pleasing Putin and filling his pockets than making his own country great. The people rose up and forced him out of power, and he's wanted for treason. People paid money to come tour his house. I think they made it into a museum.

The people were upset about how the country was being run, no question. The country needed a bailout package. Two were offered, one by the West and one by Russia. Yanukovych was waffling but decided to go with the Russian package. Then the coup. Always follow the money. The US involvement is unquestionable.

Always ignore what leftwing douche bags claim, especially when they are blaming America. There's no evidence of U.S. involvement other than the hysteria of dumbasses like you.

No hysteria brother. Just keeping it real.

 

[Tehon]

Yeah right. The point is that the US pressure on Russia began at the same time the US pressure on Russian ally Assad began to ramp up. It isn't coincidence.

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need. If done for the right reasons.

 

[ChrisL]

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need.

I don't care. I'm sick of "helping" these countries out and then getting shit on for it. FTW.

 

[ChrisL]

Our resources are much better spent at HOME and making our own country better.

 

[Tehon]

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need.

I don't care. I'm sick of "helping" these countries out and then getting shit on for it. FTW.

We are getting shat on because we aren't actually helping these countries. That's just what the USG tells the rubes to keep them compliant. We weakened the Iraqi people by way of sanctions for years before we "came their aid", which consisted of utterly destroying their infrastructure and their ability to defend themselves..

 

[ChrisL]

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need.

I don't care. I'm sick of "helping" these countries out and then getting shit on for it. FTW.

We are getting shat on because we aren't actually helping these countries. That's just what the USG tells the rubes to keep them compliant. We weakened the Iraqi people by way of sanctions for years before we "came their aid".

That's why we should just stay out of it. I don't want us to spend money on these countries when we have homeless people here at home who are basically ignored.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Because Obama involved us over there. Yeah, stupid move on his part.

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need. If done for the right reasons.

What country is more charitable than the United States? We give billions to other countries while in major debt ourselves. Besides government, our people individually are the most charitable on earth.

 

[Tehon]

Whatever. The propaganda campaign being carried out here in the US is to demonize the Russians, this offers the USG more room to work against the Russians in the future. Why can't people see this. We all lived through the Iraq debacle, the same things happened. The USG demonized Saddam and the corporate owned media was complicit. Most Americans were ambivalent by the time the war started due to years of hardening them against Saddam. How did that end? Oh that's right, it hasn't.

That's why I think we should stop getting involved with these backward ass countries and their problems. Unless it becomes OUR problem, then it's none of our business.

Well, I don't think you can say we don't have responsibilities in the world. But we let the power brokers abuse them for their own benefit. The people aren't informed enough to have serious debate on these policies, if we were we could stop them.

We have responsibility to our own country. That is all.

That's rather selfish. Nothing wrong with coming to the aid of people in need. If done for the right reasons.

What country is more charitable than the United States? We give billions to other countries while in major debt ourselves. Besides government, our people individually are the most charitable on earth.

That doesn't detract from anything I've written. The people of the US can be generous and that is a good thing if done for the right reasons. The problem is that the power brokers that control the USG use public money to protect their business interests (private gain). Are you good with that?

 

[NoNukes]

You do noy care if the Russians effected the election, as long as you get your way. You are disgraceful and you hate America.

It is very clear that you do not care about your fellow countrymen. It is you who is a disgrace and it is you who hates the principles upon which the US is meant to represent.

Could you supply some examples to this meaningless accusation?

The example is in the thread itself. Have you not been paying attention? You were saved (by the skin of your teeth) from one of the most proficient liars since the beginning of recorded time. Hillary Clinton was almost certain to be the president of your country. Given the choice, your reaction could be:

1). "Thank God the truth was revealed so that we could apply our vote based upon a greater amount of fact! Whew!"

2). "I don't care that Hillary did all of those things. I hate the people who exposed the truth. Not only do I hate the one who exposed the truth, I accuse the Russians because although there is not proof it was them who saved us in the last minute, I want to believe it was them because ..... uhhh .... er ...... duhhhh ... I don't like Putin or the Russians!"

You chose point number 2. So, let me repeat myself >>>>>>>

"It is you who is a disgrace and it is you who hates the principles upon which the US is meant to represent."

.... unless you think the US does not claim to represent "Truth and Justice"?

Sorry, I am a Bernie Saunders man. I only looked at Hillary as a way to save the country from Trump.