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What did you expect him to say? "Sure, here is a high resolution video allowing everyone to figure out the locations of your spy cameras, and btw we got the hi
by axiosgunnar 5y ago
What did you expect him to say?
"Sure, here is a high resolution video allowing everyone to figure out the locations of your spy cameras, and btw we got the hint from Ivan Snitchovsky, a double agent aged 35, he lives here and this is a picture of him."
- beepbooptheory 5y agoPlease don't spam like this, you just gotta pick a thread to reply to and stick with it.
- mc32 5y agoIsn’t this the packaging that as used as an excuse to invade Iraq? Unfortunately for them, their previous lies have caught up to them so we will need more believable sources than “because we said so”.
- xtracto 5y ago>Unfortunately for them, their previous lies have caught up to them so ... The sad thing is that they dont need anything. The USA is going to go pick up a fight with Russia, exercise their war muscle to both reactivate that side of the economy and the sense of nationalism that the government needs from its citizens and which has been slowly eroding in the last 20 years or so. Wag the dog indeed.
- stelonix 5y agoSomething a bit different from what Powell did at the UN in 2003? "Trust us" is the biggest bullshit the national security apparatus has pulled on the US population and frankly it's disgusting there hasn't been a single law to outlaw bullshit "declassified" press conferences without a single piece of evidence. 19 years later there's people defending vague ideas like "we can't show you or they'll know!!!!1". No, you have such evidence, you take your agent out and you publish it in order for the world to know and to drive Russia away from doing it. Spouting things with no evidence is the real false flag campaign.
- csee 5y agoIs there really nothing between "just trust us" and betraying sources/methods?