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[NotfooledbyW]

PoliticalChic, post: 17641707.

All those Liberals with egg on their faces.

From your NYT correction;

The assessment was made by four intelligence agencies — the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Security Agency. The assessment was not approved by all 17 organizations in the American intelligence community.

You are a pathetic joke.

Please tell us why these thirteen other agencies needed to sign off on the Russian election interference issue?

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4. Defense Intelligence Agency
The Pentagon’s top spy agency, the DIA is the primary entity responsible for collecting and analyzing intelligence on foreign militaries, with support from the intelligence offices of all the military branches. The DIA shares this information with military leaders, fighters and defense policy makers in order to “prevent and decisively win wars,” according to its mission statement.

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6. Department of State – Bureau of Intelligence and Research
This bureau collects and analyzes intelligence on global affairs and advises the secretary of State and other diplomats. It conducts foreign opinion polls and tracks and analyzes issues that may undermine U.S. foreign policy objectives, such as weapons proliferation, human trafficking and drug smuggling. Though it’s one of the smallest intelligence agencies, its assessment on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was not as inaccurate as that of other agencies.

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7. Department of Homeland Security – Office of Intelligence and Analysis
The scope of “homeland security” includes emergency preparedness, border control, transportation security and biodefense (Ebola and SARS, for example), among other issues. The Office of Intelligence and Analysis is charged with gathering intelligence in these areas and sharing it with state, local, tribal, territorial and private sector partners through a network of “fusion centers.”

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8. Drug Enforcement Administration – Office of National Security Intelligence
The DEA is the government’s watch guard for drugs that are illegally manufactured, distributed or dispensed. It is also responsible for the seizure and forfeiture of assets connected with illicit drug trafficking. The Office of National Security Intelligence assists law enforcement with investigations and prosecutions. Most recently it has focused on the threat posed by a surge in heroin and counterfeit prescription pills containing fentanyl.

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9. Department of the Treasury – Office of Intelligence and Analysis
Intelligence gathering at the Treasury dates back to its beginning, when Secretary Alexander Hamilton sent a tax official in disguise to investigate the “whiskey rebellion” underway in western Pennsylvania. Today the Office of Intelligence and Analysis sits within the Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, which works to prevent sanctioned countries, money launderers, terrorists, drug kingpins and purveyors of weapons of mass destruction from parking or moving their money through the U.S. financial system.

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10. Department of Energy – Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence
Even the Department of Energy has an intelligence office. It traces its origin to the Manhattan Project, when the Atomic Energy Commission was charged with analyzing the Soviet Union’s atomic weapons program. Today the office’s role is to provide technical intelligence on foreign nuclear weapons, energy security, science and technology, and nuclear energy, safety and waste.

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11. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Supporting the Defense Department, this agency is the principal provider of geospatial intelligence – analysis and information about Earth’s natural and man-made features and geo-tagged activities. This “GEOINT” is used for combat, humanitarian and disaster relief, border and transportation security and security planning for special events. One of the agency’s claims to fame is pinpointing the Abbottabad, Pakistan, compound where Osama bin Laden was hiding; another is operating the reference system for GPS.

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12. National Reconnaissance Office
The NRO was a secret agency for 31 years, until its existence was declassified in 1992. The office designs, builds and operates the nation’s reconnaissance satellites, providing the Pentagon, CIA and others precision navigation, early warning of missile launches and near real-time imagery to support anti-terrorism activities. On the civilian side, the satellites help survey damage from natural disasters and support environmental research.

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13. Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
The Air Force’s intelligence branch, organized into the 25th Air Force, uses airplanes, drones and satellites to identify hideouts, bunkers, mobile launchers and weapons caches. It is also responsible for code-breaking activities within the Air Force. All that surveillance takes up a lot of digital space – in 2013, one wing alone received 20 terabytes of data daily, processed 460,000 hours of video and disseminated 2.6 million images.

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14. Army Military Intelligence
The Army’s intelligence branch intercepts electronic communications and provides maps, ground imagery and information on foreign forces to assist fighters in the battlefield.

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15. Office of Naval Intelligence
The Navy’s intelligence branch keeps tabs on foreign scientific and technological research, analyzes the structure, tactics and readiness of foreign naval forces, and tracks merchant shipping to identify illicit activity.

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16. Marine Corps Intelligence
The Marine Corps’ intelligence officers create military maps, intercept and translate radio and electronic signals, analyze images collected from sensors and carry out counterintelligence.

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17. Coast Guard Intelligence
The Coast Guard, part of the military and the Department of Homeland Security, protects and defends more than 100,000 miles of coastline and inland waterways. On an average day, the Coast Guard conducts 45 search-and-rescue cases, seizes 874 pounds of cocaine, interdicts 17 migrants and helps move $8.7 billion worth of goods, according to its website. Its intelligence office helps with criminal investigations and provides other national agencies with intelligence from domestic and foreign ports, coastal waters and offshore.

Cmon Chic don't run away.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

PoliticalChic, post: 17641820

Actually, Putin wanted the career criminal with a history of taking bribes....Hillary.

Looney Toons. Sorry Chic you've lost it.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Which is why the Kremlin produced the discredited 'dossier' meant to sink Trump.

That was a retired MI6 agent's dossier goofball.

 

[American_Jihad]

. And so we see......AGAIN....that in order to see what the Left is doing, just note what they blame the other side for.

From your Bloomberg 2014 story;

"Obama and Putin, on the other hand, are known to have an intense dislike for each other and very rarely speak"

So Putin preferred a sanction lifter like Trump get into the White House after Obama.

Were you trying to make some type of rational anti-left argument out of posting this report.

The left is not blaming or accusing Trump of disliking Putin.

You make no sense.

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[NotfooledbyW]

American_Jihad, post: 17643385

You make no sense.

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None of the Trumpbots can follow the discussion.

Obama was not telling Medvedev to tell incoming Putin that he liked him and that he was a great leader.

He was talking about nuclear arms reduction.

Obama explained and crushed Mitt Romney.

"The only way I get this stuff done is If I'm consulting with the Pentagon, with Congress, if I've got bipartisan support and frankly, the current environment is not conducive to those kinds of thoughtful consultations,"

 

[NotfooledbyW]

PoliticalChic, post: 1595632 PoliticalChic, post: 15956323

The enemies of America: beware.

Not really.

Ignorant candidate Trump should not have praised Putin as a great leader better than Obama because he is not:

. Russia’s domestic economy, Olga says, has been hit by two blows: the sanctions imposed after the 2014 annexation of Crimea, and the falling price of energy. The country’s GDP, she notes, has dropped from about $2.3 trillion to $1.3 trillion in a three-year period. It’s now barely higher than that of Italy. Cash reserves have dropped from $86 billion to $17 billion, and may be nearing exhaustion by year’s end. Protests—including a significant truckers’ strike, have grown, but news of such discord is essentially blacked out on Russian media.

Is All the Russia Talk Helping Putin?

The only thing going good for Putin is what Trump started by being so fond of the Russian strongman and glorifying his leadership in opposition to both the Democratic and Republican Parties at the time.

That weakness in Trump's psyche helped Putin get the results Putin desires in successful and advanced western economies. Chaos and mistrust of the government and election malfeasance.

Trump became with mostly luck Putin's finest useful idiot. And Trump is still delivering big time as the buffoonery shows no signs of ever ending on Trump's part.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Which is why the Kremlin produced the discredited 'dossier' meant to sink Trump.

That was a retired MI6 agent's dossier goofball.

It was produced by the Kremlin, and handed to socialist Christopher Steele, who sold it to two anti-Trump firms, Fusion GPS, who turned it over to Bill's wife.


" ....evidence points to Russian involvement—via Hillary financiers and their hired-gun Russia lobby firm Fusion GPS—in fabricating the “dossier” to discredit Trump by claiming that he was part of a conspiracy to help elect himself president.

A Russia expert with 50 years’ experience, writing for Forbes, says the “dossier” reads like it was written by “a Russian trained in the KGB tradition.” Its “poor grammar and shaky spelling” with “KGB-style intelligence reporting” just does not “fit the image” of work by a “highly connected former British intelligence” officer, who was Oxford educated.

It’s not Trump and his associates who should be under scrutiny; it’s Hillary Clinton and her paid operatives—and their ties to Russia.

[Supposed author of the dossier,] Steele was a “confirmed socialist” in college at Oxford when he was hired by MI6, another point of suspicion for someone who would be dispatched to Moscow as a spy and later serve as head of the Russian desk at MI6, all extremely sensitive positions." The Final Truth about the “Trump Dossier”




From Forbes:
This was the vaunted dossier, designed to take down the Trump candidacy:

"The report gives a fly-on-the-wall account of just about every conceivable event associated with Donald Trump’s Russian connections. It claims to know more than is knowable as it recounts sordid tales of prostitutes, “golden showers,” bribes, squabbles in Putin’s inner circle, and who controls the dossiers of kompromat (compromising information).

As someone who has worked for more than a decade with the microfilm collection of Soviet documents in the Hoover Institution Archives, I can say that the dossier itself was compiled by a Russian, whose command of English is far from perfect and who follows the KGB (now FSB) practice of writing intelligence reports, in particular the practice of capitalizing all names for easy reference. The report includes Putin’s inner circle – Peskov, Ivanov, Sechin, Lavrov. The anonymous author claims to have “trusted compatriots” who knew the roles that each Kremlin insider, including Putin himself, played in the Trump election saga and were prepared to tell him."
The Trump Dossier Is Fake -- And Here Are The Reasons Why




The above analysis was written by an expert:
Paul Roderick Gregory I am a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, at Stanford, and energy fellow and Cullen Professor of Economics at the University of Houston. I am also a research professor at the German Institute for Economic Research Berlin. My specialties are Russia and Comparative Economics, and I am adding China to my portfolio. I have written more than 20 books on economics, Russia and comparative economics. I blog at paulgregorysblog.blogspot.com.


Said dossier, 'written by a Russian,' turned over to a Socialist Christopher Steele, formerly of M.I.6., sent to an organization working for Hillary, ORBIS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, LTD.,aimed at destroying Trump.

 

[JimH52]

Putin loves the Dem and yet he ordered his Intelligence to help elect Comrade Trump. Grow A Brain!

Let me take a wild guess...you have evidence.

17 Intelligence Agencies have evidence, Bot.

“The Associated Press reported that all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies have agreed that Russia tried to influence the 2016 election to benefit Donald Trump,” the AP stated, citing four specific reports from as early as April that made the assertion. “That assessment was based on information collected by three agencies – the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency – and published by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which represents all U.S. intelligence agencies.”

“Not all 17 intelligence agencies were involved in reaching the assessment,” the statement concludes."
Associated Press Corrects Big Falsehood In Four Trump-Russia Reports


Agencies headed by Obama political appointees.

In your face, boooyyyyyyeeeeeee!!!

You Idiots are still disputing whether the Russians hacked the DNC and then leaked the emails to elect the illegitimate president that we are stuck with? REALLY?

The only question left is who in the trump camp directed the release of the emails. Was it Flynn? Was it Prince Kushner? And how much did Benedict Donald know about it?

Since he seems to direct nearly everything, it is hard to believe he was not the lead actor.

LOCK HIM UP!

 

[PoliticalChic]

Putin loves the Dem and yet he ordered his Intelligence to help elect Comrade Trump. Grow A Brain!

Let me take a wild guess...you have evidence.

17 Intelligence Agencies have evidence, Bot.

“The Associated Press reported that all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies have agreed that Russia tried to influence the 2016 election to benefit Donald Trump,” the AP stated, citing four specific reports from as early as April that made the assertion. “That assessment was based on information collected by three agencies – the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency – and published by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which represents all U.S. intelligence agencies.”

“Not all 17 intelligence agencies were involved in reaching the assessment,” the statement concludes."
Associated Press Corrects Big Falsehood In Four Trump-Russia Reports


Agencies headed by Obama political appointees.

In your face, boooyyyyyyeeeeeee!!!

You Idiots are still disputing whether the Russians hacked the DNC and then leaked the emails to elect the illegitimate president that we are stuck with? REALLY?

The only question left is who in the trump camp directed the release of the emails. Was it Flynn? Was it Prince Kushner? And how much did Benedict Donald know about it?

Since he seems to direct nearly everything, it is hard to believe he was not the lead actor.

LOCK HIM UP!

So it wasn't "17 intell agencies blah blah blah"....just the ones headed by Obama appointees.

Wasn't that great the way I smashed the custard pie in your kisser, Jimmy?




Here comes another:
"The only question left is who in the trump camp directed the release of the emails. "

No such thing happened. Let's prove it together:
1. give a few examples of things the public found out about the career criminal and congenital liar from wikileaks that they didn't already know

and

2. explain this:

a. The day before any leaks, wikileaks or otherwise, the RealClearPolitics had Hillary at 48%

b. The election result gave Hillary 48.08% per the election.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

PoliticalChic, post: 17650011

So it wasn't "17 intell agencies blah blah blah"....just the ones headed by Obama appointees.

Revisit the following post, Chic:


NotfooledbyW, post: 17641898

Cmon Chic don't run away.

I asked you not to run away.

Tell us what the Coast Guard Intelligence agency have to sign off in the Russian interference in our election investigation.

Or the 8. Drug Enforcement Administration – Office of National Security Intelligence.


Was General Flynn runnin' drugs for the Trump team?

 

[PoliticalChic]

PoliticalChic, post: 17650011

So it wasn't "17 intell agencies blah blah blah"....just the ones headed by Obama appointees.

Revisit the following post, Chic:

Cmon Chic don't run away.

I asked you not to run away.

Tell us what the Coast Guard Intelligence agency have to sign off in the Russian interference in our election investigation.

"... Coast Guard Intelligence agency...."

You can't be this stupid.


I guess you can.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

PoliticalChic, post: 17653325,

"... Coast Guard Intelligence agency...."

You can't be this stupid.
I guess you can.

The Coast Guard Intelligence Agency is one of the USA's seventeen Intelligence agencies.

You are the one posting a bitch session that all seventeen USA Intelligence agencies did not sign off on the Russia Intelligence report.