[caww]

I recall Putin saying at an Interview when asked about this Russian gig in the US after the election and had booted Russians from the Embassy....His response..”It’s not funny anymore”. Basically he thought they had taken it too far as most people did, and that US politics between the parties needed a big fix! LOL..I laughed when I heard that though he wasn’t kidding.

Russia has a lot of ‘rogue’ computer guys so you hardly can tell who or where ‘stuff’ is coming from. They arrested some kid in Europe fronting as a Russian when he isn’t.

Heck if the Leakers in DC say they use a staffs name etc.. it would be nothing for anyone in the world to front they’re someone they are not.

[Sacajaweau]

btt

[VTenigma]

Don’t forget the Clowns In America have computer programs that can make them look like Russian spies.

[MRadtke]

Even if a hacker is a Russian national, that really doesn’t imply “Russian government”, for the reasons you stated.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

In their quest to get Trump, Mueller's merry band of reckless asshats have driven us off into international incident territory. If I understood correctly one of the discovery demands by a batch of lawyers for the Russians is for info concerning US interference in foreign elections since the end of World War 2. That is not merely a legal maneuver but a political demand - if their discovery is packed with requests in that vein, then the Kremlin is most definitely involved and is taking advantage of the situation in the aim to score political leverage and a propaganda victory. Nobody would have remotely entertained doing something this stupid during the cold war, handing the Kremlin an opening like what the Mueller idiots have done. Cold war or no cold war, the Kremlin is still the Kremlin, and they're still gonna exploit any opening they get for advantage.