LOL TRUMP

[DaBigTrain]

[steve dave]

lmao

https://twitter.com/ericcolumbus/status/1168665528744980485


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[star seed 7]

Guy on nu-shaggy says he works for the nws and they were forced to respond because their phone system got overloaded with dax's calling to ask if they should evacuate

[steve dave]

lmao


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[chum1]

 

https://twitter.com/NPR/status/1167585048612265984

[steve dave]

he’s such a giant eff up, lmao


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[sonofdaxjones]

If you live in a world where you actually believe that our allies have zero spies, no intelligence agencies, and don't have their own satellites taking their own pictures of the very same thing . . . then you might have a point. 

[star seed 7]

https://twitter.com/hockeyphreak/status/1168725142341586944

[sonofdaxjones]

Reverse engineer based on a picture (not of the actual technology itself) 

"I imagine . . . " I'm sure the person whose hobby is to track satellites imagines a lot of things. 

[star seed 7]

Source pearl clutching, smdh

[steve dave]

Imagine the reaction if Obama had a eff up of this magnitude


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[DaBigTrain]

Imagine the reaction if Obama had a eff up of this magnitude


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Dax has already imagined it many times.

[sonofdaxjones]

Imagine the reaction if Obama had a eff up of this magnitude


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This is nothing even remotely in the magnitude of dropping billions on the tarmac (so Iran can build these weapons) or giving the Russians coordinates for "our guys" in Syria, so Russia could go bomb them.

The fact that you guys believe amateur satellite tracking dorks, or the "experts" who essentially imply that our allies are utter buffoons who have no technology prowess or capability of their own is 

[MakeItRain]

If you live in a world where you actually believe that our allies have zero spies, no intelligence agencies, and don't have their own satellites taking their own pictures of the very same thing . . . then you might have a point.

But her emails...

[sonofdaxjones]

If you live in a world where you actually believe that our allies have zero spies, no intelligence agencies, and don't have their own satellites taking their own pictures of the very same thing . . . then you might have a point.

But her emails...

You mean the emails where every single one was CC'd to a Chinese owned company?

[Institutional Control]

LOL

[steve dave]

 

[sonofdaxjones]

In August 2018, news articles alleged that a Chinese state-owned company hacked former Secretary Clinton’s non-government server and inserted code that forwarded nearly all of her emails to the foreign company. The reporting indicated that two Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) officials — Frank Rucker and Jeanette McMillian — discovered the code and brought the possible intrusion to the attention of the FBI.

ICIG investigator McMillian testified that the address was a live drop box. “Even if you didn’t address an email to this address, the email went to it anyway.”

Her colleague Rucker connected the name to Shandong Carter Heavy Industry Co., Ltd, a Chinese manufacturer. This sent up red flags. (Chinese red, one might say.)

[MakeItRain]

When we find out the trump administration is either funding someone else's arms or trading something for arms from another country, that will be explained away as well. I get it though if you're an amoral, pathological lying, white supremacist and you see one as president of the united states, I should certainly see justifying everything he does.

[MakeItRain]

In August 2018, news articles alleged that a Chinese state-owned company hacked former Secretary Clinton’s non-government server and inserted code that forwarded nearly all of her emails to the foreign company. The reporting indicated that two Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) officials — Frank Rucker and Jeanette McMillian — discovered the code and brought the possible intrusion to the attention of the FBI.

ICIG investigator McMillian testified that the address was a live drop box. “Even if you didn’t address an email to this address, the email went to it anyway.”

Her colleague Rucker connected the name to Shandong Carter Heavy Industry Co., Ltd, a Chinese manufacturer. This sent up red flags. (Chinese red, one might say.)

Makes sense, dax. Having classified info that can be hacked is much much worse than tweeting classified info out for the world to see.

[star seed 7]

It's very important to troll Iran tho so....

[sonofdaxjones]

When we find out the trump administration is either funding someone else's arms or trading something for arms from another country, that will be explained away as well. I get it though if you're an amoral, pathological lying, white supremacist and you see one as president of the united states, I should certainly see justifying everything he does.

Actually if you'd paid one bit of attention, and you don't unless it's to come here and spew some sort of race laden bullshit.   You'd know that I've called out Trump on military spending, spending in general etc. etc.

It's not my fault your guy failed African Americans miserably while killing, refugee'ing and deporting hundreds of thousands of brown people the world over, while Hillary (who you supported completely) devoted years to the most draconian and racist sentencing legislation (along with Biden) in modern American history.

[sonofdaxjones]

In August 2018, news articles alleged that a Chinese state-owned company hacked former Secretary Clinton’s non-government server and inserted code that forwarded nearly all of her emails to the foreign company. The reporting indicated that two Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) officials — Frank Rucker and Jeanette McMillian — discovered the code and brought the possible intrusion to the attention of the FBI.

ICIG investigator McMillian testified that the address was a live drop box. “Even if you didn’t address an email to this address, the email went to it anyway.”

Her colleague Rucker connected the name to Shandong Carter Heavy Industry Co., Ltd, a Chinese manufacturer. This sent up red flags. (Chinese red, one might say.)

Makes sense, dax. Having classified info that can be hacked is much much worse than tweeting classified info out for the world to see.

So you're admitting that Hillary had classified material on an unsecured server which is clear violation of Federal law.   That's a start.

Presupposing our allies don't already have every ounce of information of what went on at that Iranian site when they have their own mega high tech satellites and drones is just 

[Dugout DickStone]

Guy on nu-shaggy says he works for the nws and they were forced to respond because their phone system got overloaded with dax's calling to ask if they should evacuate

makes sense, people in alabama are huge idiots.

[sonofdaxjones]

Guy on nu-shaggy says he works for the nws and they were forced to respond because their phone system got overloaded with dax's calling to ask if they should evacuate

makes sense, people in alabama are huge idiots.

I'll remember that any time I'm in KC during Tornado season and the station is fielding calls from the general populace while on air during a storm.