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Sorry your little friends were caught committing treason in my best Forrest Gump, "Sorry I got into a fight in the middle of your Black Panther Party" voice.

Also, this thread is a prime example of what happens when non-experts think they are experts.

Apparently your so-called experts are exempt from dealing in facts and evidence.

Go back to drawing fan art for your whackjob crush, Louise Mensch
 
Sorry your little friends were caught committing treason in my best Forrest Gump, "Sorry I got into a fight in the middle of your Black Panther Party" voice.

Also, this thread is a prime example of what happens when non-experts think they are experts.

Just like you in all your fake TrumpPutinRussia threads
 
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Yeah and if you read the paragraph above that one it says the law is basically to vague and that is the real reason she may have not broken the law. I knew someone would try and spin that statement.

As National Security Adviser she has the clearance to unmask people who are caught communicating with foreign intel asset, and foreign dignitaries who are monitor by U.S. Intelligence as long as it is approved by a senior official at NSA. That's kind of part of the job as National Security Adviser.
 
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As National Security Adviser she has the clearance to unmask people who are caught communicating with foreign intel asset, and foreign dignitaries who are monitor by U.S. Intelligence as long as it is approved by a senior official at NSA. That's kind of part of the job as National Security Adviser.

Weren't those rules relaxed in the final year of Obama's administration?
 
Weren't those rules relaxed in the final year of Obama's administration?

From what I've read the NSA directive states:

7.3 B: Field Units and NSA Headquarters Elements. All SIGINT Producing organizations are authorized to disseminate the identities of US persons when

1)The identity is pertinent to the safety of any person or organization

2)The identity is that of an official of the Executive Branch.

3) The person has consented under paragraph 7.2a

Other than those 3 reason it requires the approval of a senior NSA official.
 
As National Security Adviser she has the clearance to unmask people who are caught communicating with foreign intel asset, and foreign dignitaries who are monitor by U.S. Intelligence as long as it is approved by a senior official at NSA. That's kind of part of the job as National Security Adviser.

To abuse her power for political purposes? No, it's not...
 
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To abuse her power for political purposes? No, it's not...

If I'm National Security Adviser and I read an NSA report about Individual A. having conversations about Russian sanctions with the Russian Ambassador I would as the questions

1) Who is individual A. and why is he so important that he is talking to the Russian Ambassador

2)How does he relate to the USGOV??? Is he a government official??? He can't be because if he was he would have been identified from the beginning.
 
If I'm National Security Adviser and I read an NSA report about Individual A. having conversations about Russian sanctions with the Russian Ambassador I would as the questions

1) Who is individual A. and why is he so important that he is talking to the Russian Ambassador

2)How does he relate to the USGOV??? Is he a government official??? He can't be because if he was he would have been identified from the beginning.

The reports supposedly didn't have anything to do with the Russians.
 
If I'm National Security Adviser and I read an NSA report about Individual A. having conversations about Russian sanctions with the Russian Ambassador I would as the questions

1) Who is individual A. and why is he so important that he is talking to the Russian Ambassador

2)How does he relate to the USGOV??? Is he a government official??? He can't be because if he was he would have been identified from the beginning.

Nunes has faced criticism from Democrats for viewing pertinent documents on White House grounds and announcing their contents to the press. But sources said “the intelligence agencies slow-rolled Nunes. He could have seen the logs at other places besides the White House SCIF [secure facility], but it had already been a few weeks. So he went to the White House because he could protect his sources and he could get to the logs.”

As the Obama administration left office, it also approved new rules that gave the NSA much broader powers by relaxing the rules about sharing intercepted personal communications and the ability to share those with 16 other intelligence agencies.

From the Fox News article
 
Nunes has faced criticism from Democrats for viewing pertinent documents on White House grounds and announcing their contents to the press. But sources said “the intelligence agencies slow-rolled Nunes. He could have seen the logs at other places besides the White House SCIF [secure facility], but it had already been a few weeks. So he went to the White House because he could protect his sources and he could get to the logs.”

As the Obama administration left office, it also approved new rules that gave the NSA much broader powers by relaxing the rules about sharing intercepted personal communications and the ability to share those with 16 other intelligence agencies.

From the Fox News article

This whole thing is/was political. Obama was trying to find anything criminal he could for political purposes to protect his agenda.
 
Scratch golfers aren't nearly good enough for Q-school
Most people have no idea how good the tour pros are. Being a decent amateur golfer,I have played with several local pros and top amateurs, and one 13 time winner on the PGA Tour. Playing with a tour pro is like playing basketball with Michael Jordan. These guys are good!

Unless a golfer completely dominates golf in his area, and wins pretty much every regional event by a good margin, he most likely has zero chance of making it through Q School.
 
Most people have no idea how good the tour pros are. Being a decent amateur golfer,I have played with several local pros and top amateurs, and one 13 time winner on the PGA Tour. Playing with a tour pro is like playing basketball with Michael Jordan. These guys are good!

Unless a golfer completely dominates golf in his area, and wins pretty much every regional event by a good margin, he most likely has zero chance of making it through Q School.

Exactly. I've played in 3 USGA national events in my lifetime. In college, I played with and against several guys who played the regular tour and now the senior tour. If you're ready for Q-school, you should routinely be shooting in the mid to high 60s on courses like Holston Hills, Fox Den and the Virginian
 
Exactly. I've played in 3 USGA national events in my lifetime. In college, I played with and against several guys who played the regular tour and now the senior tour. If you're ready for Q-school, you should routinely be shooting in the mid to high 60s on courses like Holston Hills, Fox Den and the Virginian
The big difference in tour players and good amateurs becomes very noticeable on a really tough golf course. Very few local hotshots would be able to break 80 on a U.S. Open course. Some wouldn't break 90.
 
Nunes has faced criticism from Democrats for viewing pertinent documents on White House grounds and announcing their contents to the press. But sources said “the intelligence agencies slow-rolled Nunes. He could have seen the logs at other places besides the White House SCIF [secure facility], but it had already been a few weeks. So he went to the White House because he could protect his sources and he could get to the logs.”

As the Obama administration left office, it also approved new rules that gave the NSA much broader powers by relaxing the rules about sharing intercepted personal communications and the ability to share those with 16 other intelligence agencies.

From the Fox News article

Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility. Been in a few.
 
This keeps getting better

http://yournewswire.com/democrat-rats-on-obama-spying-trump-2015/



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Evelyn Farkas, an Obama administration insider, has become the latest Democrat to roll over and squeal on her former comrades, telling MSNBC that she helped spy on Trump for Obama before he left office, and that Trump, not Russians, was the target of the illegal surveillance.
 
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