WTAF?

[kybkh]

I need an apology and a explanation ASAP!!

CNN employs Clapper and Hayden, then hires Comey's former assistant, MSNBC signs the newest, big-dick-swinging free agent(Literal Agent) on the market Brennan. I wonder what kind of independent, hard hitting analysis these fellas will provide?



Obviously, these folks are loading the guns for what they fully expect to be a fight to the death.

The MSM otherwise known as WTAF has put all pretense aside with these moves and are girding their loins with the toughest hides they can find for the imminent fight to the death.

Really what other context do you need right now?

You either trust the CIA or you don't. Is there a middle ground I am missing?

[kybkh]

This guy didn't trust the CIA...

[C-Mag]

You need to check this out.
The Spies Who Came in to the TV Studio
Former intelligence officials are enjoying second acts as television pundits. Here’s why that should bother us.

Former CIA Director John Brennan (2013-17) is the latest superspook to be reborn as a TV newsie. He just cashed in at NBC News as a “senior national security and intelligence analyst” and served his first expert views on last Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press. The Brennan acquisition seeks to elevate NBC to spook parity with CNN, which employs former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former CIA Director Michael Hayden in a similar capacity. Other, lesser-known national security veterans thrive under TV’s grow lights. Almost too numerous to list, they include Chuck Rosenberg, former acting DEA administrator, chief of staff for FBI Director James B. Comey, and counselor to former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III; Frank Figliuzzi, former chief of FBI counterintelligence; Juan Zarate, deputy national security adviser under Bush, at NBC; and Fran Townsend, homeland security adviser under Bush, at CBS News. CNN’s bulging roster also includes former FBI agent Asha Rangappa; former FBI agent James Gagliano; Obama’s former deputy national security adviser Tony Blinken; former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers; senior adviser to the National Security Council during the Obama administration Samantha Vinograd; retired CIA operations officer Steven L. Hall; and Philip Mudd, also retired from the CIA.

And CNN is still adding to its bench. Last Saturday, former Comey aide Josh Campbell wrote a New York Times op-ed on why he was leaving the FBI on principle. By Monday, the network was announcing his new position as a “law enforcement analyst.”

I saw Brennan was hired yesterday and mocked it in the Fake News thread. Fucking SPECTRE looking for another way to get their propaganda out.


https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... dia-216943

[kybkh]

It’s totally amazing watching this shit go down. Most of this Trump versus the CIA shit we were talking about before the election so even with all the news coming out about the interagency batttles taking place, that shit has been hashed out around here for a while but to see it all be RL is mind blowing.

The main reason i am gobsmacked is simple fact that the Liberals are unabashedly on Team CIA and are lining up for their marching orders.

When you juxtapose it to just 3 years ago when liberal leaders were fomenting nation wide protest against the entire Judicial System the obvious nature of their intent is totally revealed.

I had a coach say one time. “If you’re not willing to cheat, you don’t want to win bad enough”. He was joking about how far past 90degrees you can take an arm bar before be called on it by the ref.

>TFW Liberals trust that politicians aren’t fighting for their lives/communities but are actually trying to serve their nation’s best interests.

[pineapplemike]

Yeah I was hoping the Trump presidency would create a little conflict between the people and the federal government but it doesn't seem to be playing out that way- people are doubling down on their support of these lying unaccountable intel shitheads as the conflict develops between these dudes and Trump himself.

It's also gotten me to reflect on the influence of the president over the IC. I always try to say the presidential administration rather than the president when I'm critiquing them, but I always assumed the president was the one ultimately in charge. I wonder how much influence Obama and Bush had over these dudes when it's becoming apparent that Trump has little to no influence at all

[C-Mag]

It’s totally amazing watching this shit go down. Most of this Trump versus the CIA shit we were talking about before the election so even with all the news coming out about the interagency batttles taking place, that shit has been hashed out around here for a while but to see it all be RL is mind blowing.

The main reason i am gobsmacked is simple fact that the Liberals are unabashedly on Team CIA and are lining up for their marching orders.

When you juxtapose it to just 3 years ago when liberal leaders were fomenting nation wide protest against the entire Judicial System the obvious nature of their intent is totally revealed.

I had a coach say one time. “If you’re not willing to cheat, you don’t want to win bad enough”. He was joking about how far past 90degrees you can take an arm bar before be called on it by the ref.

>TFW Liberals trust that politicians aren’t fighting for their lives/communities but are actually trying to serve their nation’s best interests.

I amazed as well. It's a fucking wild ride being alive and woke enough to watch all this go down. As I view this......

George W Bush authorized the tools to make this happen.
Barrack Obama took those tools and weaponized every agency he could with political bias'

I think the blowback from the Lefties and Media is that they know this goes to tarnishing Obama, who've they touted as Saint, Savior and the only Presidency without a scandal.

The dangerous point we've come to is that the Left and the Media is all in on Obama and Trump hatred. There's no room for them to moderate their views now. After you've spent a decade immortalizing Obama, and 2 years trashing Trump, a solid year of Russian McCarthyism there no wiggle room. One hundred percent of their credibility lies on them taking down Trump.

So this is where it gets dangerous. For now it's uncovering the layers of the corruption in the intel community. But what happens when this is all proved out and there are indictments to these Senior Intel Bureaucrats ? The press is going to scream it's a purge, it's Krystalnackt, it's Hitler. That may push AntiFa type Domestic Terrorists into some real Weather Underground type radical killings.

[C-Mag]

Yeah I was hoping the Trump presidency would create a little conflict between the people and the federal government but it doesn't seem to be playing out that way- people are doubling down on their support of these lying unaccountable intel shitheads as the conflict develops between these dudes and Trump himself.

It's also gotten me to reflect on the influence of the president over the IC. I always try to say the presidential administration rather than the president when I'm critiquing them, but I always assumed the president was the one ultimately in charge. I wonder how much influence Obama and Bush had over these dudes when it's becoming apparent that Trump has little to no influence at all

W had quite a bit of influence, but his Dad was in the CIA too. W got them to use a little evidence and push the US, backed by a UN Vote to invade Iraq. I still believe that was more about revenge for Saddam attempting to kill HW Bush. Hell got Mueller as head of the FBI covered up Saudi involvement in 9/11

Obama got the same type of thing out of them. Qhaddafi was at the negotian table, getting rid of WMDs, and we took him out just because and destroyed an entire functioning nation in Africa no fucking less. We can't afford to be destroying functioning nations in Africa. Then ginned up a bunch of shit for Syria.

[TheReal_ND]

The liberal media and the IC are fingers of the same hand.

[C-Mag]

The liberal media and the IC are fingers of the same hand.

The problem is they create a Fist.

[Okeefenokee]

Is this a hockey thread?