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On the other hand, there is probably not a whole lot we can do about Russian meddling. Maybe we could start by not doing our own meddling. Fat chance. Probably, the best bet is to accomplish an economic community with the rest of the world rather than a political one. That takes agreement rather than war, cyber or otherwise. |
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Speaking of BS, if The NY Times reporting is true, I guess Trump isn’t as smart and the art of the deal is how to loose a billion dollars of daddy’s money in ten years. No wonder he is fighting to not release his tax records, his base thinks he is a brilliant businessman, that will be a shock to their reality, that he can do the same magic for America. Said it before, follow the money. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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son in law we’re sure to get indicted!! oh, 700. and if that many said hilary should have gone to prison, that would mean what to you, exactly? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Remember there are still a dozen outstanding investigations we don't have any visibility to. This is likely one of the big reasons Trump desperate to keep the full report under wraps. The idea that this is all over is laughable. |
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Do you remember the left's reaction when Trump said his campaign was being spied on? Everyone laughed, everyone called him a liar. How many of those critics have admitted on air, that he was 100% correct? Has a single person done that? |
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In your words Bryan, what's the difference between "spying", and what was done to the Trump campaign? And the Attorney General, I believe, is Christopher Wrays boss, and he did use the term "spying" what does he know... |
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As far as Barr, forgive me for distrusting a guy who auditioned in public for this job by writing an unsolicited memo for an audience of one on why president's can't be indicted.... |
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to eavesdrop on the campaign, and if they used undercover operatives to infiltrate, how is that different from spying? electronic surveillance isn’t spying? when you are resorting to suggesting that wiretaps and undercover agents are not the tools of spying, then you have serious, serious TDS. i cannot believe you are differentiating between spying and surveillance. this is where rational conversation isn’t possible anymore. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Perhaps he's got TDS also? |
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going off the rails a bit. when i read my 12 year olds texts to make sure he’s safe, that’s spying. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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it wasn’t spying. i didn’t see him differentiate between spying and what happened. did you read my question? I asked YOU why eavesdropping and use of informants, is different from spying. please explain the difference between what they did to trump, and spying? we’re in the twilight zone. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
It's surveillance when "We" do it, it's spying when "They" do it. :hee:
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they love trying to change word meanings out of any historical usage of the word
spying is associated with the word Espionage surveillance is associated with prevention of crime, or the investigation of crime ya know like a stake out ... |
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We are literally at a point, where those with TDS, are denying that surveillance and spying are remotely synonymous. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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