“The best way to ‘return to the rule of law’ is to expose the traitors among us”
Five years ago that seemed very unlikely. I, at least, did not foresee this.
“and Assange and Snowden have done more to accomplish that than you have.”
I have a deeply ingrained aversion to compromising security. I wonder if anything they’ve done or will soon do will get Americans or allies killed. Exposing Billy Jeff Blythe and Cankles Clintesterone is a righteous mission, but the thought of the collateral damage gives me pause.
Trump, also, has done a stellar job of smoking the vipers out of the underbrush.
“bleet”
Everybody makes typos.
Don’t worry about the typos Sparky, you know what was meant.
As to ‘compromising security’, our national security was compromised by the Clintonista/Obamunist cabal LONG before Assange and Snowden came along, and any alleged ‘damage’ that might result from their revelations are nothing compared to the institutional treason that has been going on for decades.
The knee jerking squad can bleet / bleat anything they want about the ‘Rule of Law’, that ‘Rule’ has already been shattered by our fascist masters in Washington.
Our security was compromised along time ago by our elected officials. You know, the one’s who take money for their re-elections in exchange for, I don’t know, whatever they want?
Bush I - Saudi Arabia
Bill Clinton - China, Saudi Arabia
Bush II - Saudi Arabia
Obama - Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey
Hillary - Everybody
Not to mention the countless Senators and Congressmen while in office and after they get out and go to work for foreign interests as lobbyists. ( Trent Lott anyone? )
Assange and Snowden are the least of our problems. At least they’re trying to expose government corruption.