We Need To Talk About Donald

[DRSB]

Full Interview: Julian Assange on Trump, DNC Emails, Russia, the CIA, Vault 7 & More

https://www.democracynow.org/2017/4/12/ ... e_on_trump

[Animavore]

I have no objection to wiping out a cave full of jihadists...

You think a bomb with a 1 mile blast radius, causes shock waves enough to kill people at 1.7, and deafness up 2 miles and cause damage up to 5 only hit the bad guys?

[DRSB]

And what about the caves? The bats? The underground water that is connected? The water moves underground huge distances! Really, dealing with jihadists is one thing, bombing caves another.

[pErvinalia]

CIA has labeled wikileaks a hostile intelligence organization, or something along those lines. Wikileaks could be not long for this world...

[JimC]

I have no objection to wiping out a cave full of jihadists...

You think a bomb with a 1 mile blast radius, causes shock waves enough to kill people at 1.7, and deafness up 2 miles and cause damage up to 5 only hit the bad guys?

If it is in an area with only the bad guys in a cave, then yeah...

Not something to use anywhere where there are civilians near by...

[Hermit]

I have no objection to wiping out a cave full of jihadists...

You think a bomb with a 1 mile blast radius, causes shock waves enough to kill people at 1.7, and deafness up 2 miles and cause damage up to 5 only hit the bad guys?

If it is in an area with only the bad guys in a cave, then yeah...

Not something to use anywhere where there are civilians near by...

Fortunately no civilians live within the two kilometre radius of the bomb blast. We know that because Reuters reports that Afghan Ministry of Defence spokesman General Dawlat Waziri said no civilians were harmed.

[DRSB]

It still hurts. In many countries the military has laid hand on the caves as they are strategic objects so I guess it cannot be helped. This is the speleologist credo though:
1. Take nothing but pictures!
2. Leave nothing but footprints!
3. Kill nothing but time!
More on what speleology is, on my blog: http://teodorarudolph.com/what-speleolo ... important/

[Hermit]

It still hurts. In many countries the military has laid hand on the caves as they are strategic objects so I guess it cannot be helped. This is the speleologist credo though:
1. Take nothing but pictures!
2. Leave nothing but footprints!
3. Kill nothing but time!
More on what speleology is, on my blog: http://teodorarudolph.com/what-speleolo ... important/

Excellent credo.

And it looks like I've forgotten to add the tag again.

[Brian Peacock]

Full Interview: Julian Assange on Trump, DNC Emails, Russia, the CIA, Vault 7 & More

https://www.democracynow.org/2017/4/12/ ... e_on_trump

I'm going to avoid reading that - and I mirrored Wikileaks for 6 months when the US was trying to take it down. Assange used to add clarrity but now only adds confusion.

[Forty Two]

Heh. Remember when shrieking Trump-cultists, driven by Russia Today hysteria, were posting "Killary" memes - her eyes red and demonic - and talking about how it was time for a non-political President, with no blood on their hand, no ties to Wall Street or Rochilds, who was going to get US out of war?


I remember.

That would be a good point, if Trump did not have a plank in his platform involving complete destruction of ISIS, and I think it is reasonable to suggest that dropping a MOAB on ISIS occupied caves might be directed at addressing.

[Forty Two]

British spies were first to spot Trump team's links with Russia



More...

What links? A pattern of communications between whom and involving what?

Unnamed "intelligence sources" say a pattern of communications was found by chance between unnamed persons and other unnamed persons, suggesting a "link" between Trump's team and Russia.

[Brian Peacock]

Oh here we go again: Secret service being unduly secretive and making up secrets. #FAKE NRWS!!

[Tero]

Blue collar America First supporters losing their voice in DC, Bannon sidelined

"A lot of us look at Steve Bannon as the voice of conservatism in the White House," said King, who has known Bannon for years.

The displeasure over Bannon’s reduced status has trickled down to Trump’s grass-roots army of volunteers. Among those unsettled is Shane Bouvet, a 24-year-old campaign volunteer and blue-collar single father from Illinois who became something of a hero in the Trump movement. On the eve of the inauguration, Trump, who had read about how Bouvet trekked across the country by car so he could watch the swearing-in, gave him a check for $10,000.

Bouvet later said the gift saved the life of his father, who was battling cancer and needed the money to cover medical costs.

That day, Bouvet also was introduced to Bannon. The two spoke briefly, and Bouvet came to identify with the adviser who, like him, represented a “forgotten America” that Trump had appealed to with his blue-collar pitch. He said in an interview that he still supports the president, but is troubled by reports that Bannon is on the outs and that senior adviser Jared Kushner, a New York City real estate scion, is accumulating influence.

Politico

[pErvinalia]

It's all starting to unravel.

[Forty Two]

So much for Bannon as the power behind the President. A couple of weeks ago, Bannon was the true shadow authority behind the administration.... now he's persona non grata, and that's a bad thing... lol