Re:Wikileaks is offering tech firms CIA files first
by slg on Thursday March 09, 2017 @01:45PM
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>Seems pretty contradictory to me. Maybe a previous admin's RNC or something, but not the current one
I mentioned this in my other post. The RNC was hacked, but we don't know the timeline due to Comey's vague terminology.
>Honestly, these intelligence agencies are pretty clueless.
This is incredibly patronizing. They have a much greater expertise on these things than two doofuses like us debating on the Internet.
>Or you know, just someone motivated to make impactful leaks. Despite these emails not being in my political favor, I wouldn't have done anything differently in their shoes. Would you have?
It isn't just the timing of the leaks, go back and read what they were saying about them. They stoked the flames of Pizzagate. Assange was quoted as saying the leaks would guarantee Clinton's arrest. Those aren't the actions of someone who is politically neutral.
I mentioned this in my other post. The RNC was hacked, but we don't know the timeline due to Comey's vague terminology.
>Honestly, these intelligence agencies are pretty clueless.
This is incredibly patronizing. They have a much greater expertise on these things than two doofuses like us debating on the Internet.
>Or you know, just someone motivated to make impactful leaks. Despite these emails not being in my political favor, I wouldn't have done anything differently in their shoes. Would you have?
It isn't just the timing of the leaks, go back and read what they were saying about them. They stoked the flames of Pizzagate. Assange was quoted as saying the leaks would guarantee Clinton's arrest. Those aren't the actions of someone who is politically neutral.