Past the IP and over the target, bombardier has control!
Posted on 10/14/2016 8:48:47 AM PDT by V K Lee
Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager Brian Fallon threw a fit on Twitter this Monday, complaining about the media’s willingness to cover the latest WikiLeaks release. "Media needs to stop treating Wikileaks like it is same as FOIA. Assange is colluding with Russian government to help Trump. [SNIP] Why, though, was Fallon so mad at WikiLeaks?
Some of the emails published by the organization last week proved that Clinton’s campaign had colluded with the liberal media to downplay the narrative regarding her shady email behavior as the former Secretary of State.
What campaign manager Brian Fallon found so disturbing was that he and his fellow conspirators had been busted — and that some media entities were willing to cover it.
Tough luck, kid. If you can’t do the time (in the limelight), then don’t do the crime!
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Past the IP and over the target, bombardier has control!
Its better. Nothing is blacked out.
Well, they aren’t even trying to denounce these leaks as fakes so, they must be true.
https://www.rt.com/news/361553-russia-civil-defense-drill/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI25IPa6ZC8
There are more references, but there’s no point.
They do NOT screw around when it comes to national survival. Read about what they went through when the Germans invaded in WW2 - they lost 26 million DEAD, and nearly lost. Also, read Nixon’s “The Real War” - in it he has a chapter (#5???) dealing with the Russian national character, and the figurative scar extending from their neck to their groin caused by the German invasion. It REALLY affected them, and their paranoia (from our P.O.V.) is, frankly, just realism from their P.O.V.
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