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This is disinformation. Put simply: The US has a process for sharing intelligence whereby the intelligence community runs through a long list of concerns, red
by criley2 9y ago
This is disinformation.
Put simply:
The US has a process for sharing intelligence whereby the intelligence community runs through a long list of concerns, redacts things that are too secret, protects sources and methods, protects allies and relationships, protects national interests, etc, and makes intelligently informed release decisions based on a mature review process.
Donald Trump blurted out Israeli-sourced active-asset-in-the-field top secret code word intelligence WITHOUT following the declassification/sharing protocol precedent, performing analysis, redaction, or doing even the merest hint of due process at all. -- And he did that in a fit of braggadocio, "I have the best sources, the best intel, such as..."
He's entitled to do that. To be careless and crass and a braggart with our most trusted and important secrets.
But we're entitled to criticize such craven carelessness.
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- YSFEJ4SWJUVU6 9y ago>blurted See, even the language is as biased as in the Pravda in its heyday. There are no public logs that show how the discussion advanced, but there is a heavy push by the Leftist media to portray and spin the exchange of information in the light that fits their narrative. There is also absolutely no reason to believe that Trump doesn't want something in return. The two stories are almost identical, but spun in entirely different ways which shows the blatant stench of bias.