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Always suspected you followed Fox News
The "so unless you think they're all lying" bit is the part that implies you don't think they're lying mate, can we stop beating around the bush please.I didn't say they couldn't possibly be lying I merely said it may have been sensitive but there "wasn't enough specific information to make any of it actionable. I don't believe the information is classified. Hegseth, Ratcliffe, Gabbard and the White House all said the chats contained no classified information. So unless you think they're all lying, that's where we are."
You've now made it clear you think Hegseth is lying along with Gabbard but just now I notice you've omitted mentioning Ratcliffe in the same vein. Maybe you haven't come to a conclusion on whether he's lying yet. Here's his testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee. Doesn't look like he's lying to me, in fact if anything as he pointed out in his testimony, Jeffrey Goldberg was the one who has been lying.
No thats not correct, Goldberg acknowledged the person was a Chief of Staff and the name was withheld at the request of the CIA.Goldberg tried to get Ratcliffe skewered with the Intelligence Identities Protection Act by suggesting Ratcliffe had included the name of an “undercover” CIA officer in the chat. It turns out the person was his Chief of Staff and not an undercover operative.
A CIA spokesperson asked us to withhold the name of John Ratcliffe’s chief of staff, which Ratcliffe had shared in the Signal chain, because CIA intelligence officers are traditionally not publicly identified. Ratcliffe had testified earlier yesterday that the officer is not undercover and said it was “completely appropriate” to share their name in the Signal conversation. We will continue to withhold the name of the officer. Otherwise, the messages are unredacted.
So you keep saying. Is it possible you hold this opinion of him primarily due to misinformation like the example you've repeated above?Goldberg is a snake mate.
Ha, in a functional system there definitely should be stiff penalties for doing so, that time is long past in the US unfortunately. 3 SC judges flat out lied in their confirmation hearings on RvW, all good play onHe's been lying his whole career with little if any consequences but here you are suggesting Gabbard and Ratcliffe have been lying to the Committee. I suppose we'll find out eventually since there's stiff penalties for doing so presumably. I think the Democrats will be looking at every legal option open to them in that scenario.
So this appears to be a chance to alter how we interact with each other and take some verified, objective facts on board in consideration of our positions, and possibly even learn something occasionally. Considering everything I've laid out above, is it still your contention that the chat contained no classified information?
Oh Lebs you beautiful mind.Economic indicators mean nothing in a central bank controlled economy. Trump is in the process of destroying this economy that has been stealing from the middle class and making the less off poorer! As well as redefining slavery in the process.
How about the initial strike?I doubt it would have have helped them do anything TBH. The US has been bombing them every day for two weeks now and they haven't been able to mount any sort of defense in all of that time.
To be fair no one could. Dutton wouldn't have been able to either.Albanese couldn’t negotiate us out of the tariff storm.
What a chump.
The timing sucks for him, what with Straya heading to a federal election and all.
Oh well.
Interesting hypocrisy isn't it?Trump tariffs the entire world.
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I BLAME ALBO
Interesting hypocrisy isn't it?
If every country is applying tariffs on the US, how come Trump can't negotiate his way out of them? Why is it an Albo problem?
To be fair no one could. Dutton wouldn't have been able to either.
Of course, hence my comment, to be fair.Public perception mate.
When I was filling up this morning bloke at the servo reckoned this is Albo’s fault (lol admittedly after I spread a bit of mayo)
Right or wrong there are many in the electorate who will blame the pm.
the servo reckoned this is Albo’s faul
admittedly after I spread a bit of mayo
Of course, hence my comment, to be fair.
Trump's election victory was a victory for bullshit shouting 'fake news'.
No thats not correct, Goldberg acknowledged the person was a Chief of Staff and the name was withheld at the request of the CIA.
Miller: There was a covert CIA operative named on the thread, right?
Goldberg: "Well, I guess, and I withheld her name ... They named somebody who’s an active CIA officer in this thread, which is on Signal, again, a commercial app … and I withheld it, I didn't put it in the story because she's undercover. But, I mean, the CIA Director put it into the chat.
Yes, but I wouldn't say proportionally.To be fair, both sides do it.
norfolk island has been hit with 29 % tariffs and a few penguins on heard island got 10 %. Trump thinks there countries
Thighland tooHow will poor Nambia cope with their new tariffs?
well its National Lampoons European VacationHe also thinks 'Europe' is a country.
He's not so bright.