> It leaves open a lot of conspiracy type theories, and I just don’t see the motivation to do that Really? You can't think of any reason the US government woul

> It leaves open a lot of conspiracy type theories, and I just don’t see the motivation to do that Really? You can't think of any reason the US government would be happy to stir up disinfo and bullshit? I mean... https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/us-using-declassified-intel-fight-info-war-russia-even-intel-isnt-rock-rcna23014 https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/us-using-... > Multiple U.S. officials acknowledged that the U.S. has used information as a weapon even when confidence in the accuracy of the information wasn’t high. Sometimes it has used low-confidence intelligence for deterrent effect, as with chemical agents, and other times, as an official put it, the U.S. is just “trying to get inside Putin’s head.” Emphasis mine.