The Intel Leaks Thread

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BigOrangeTrain said:
Solid 😎

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Probably the same reason you gun right-wingers advocate no I.D. or background checks, or denying right-wing gun-loving lunatics access to mass murder weapons. To shoot up supermarkets, schools, malls etc. The disease of partisan knows no limits, but is well-versed in hypocritical finger pointing.
 
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turbovol said:
Keep looking for your anger-management pills, ace. I posted an excerpt from a NYTimes article explaining what the leaker and his unit did.
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Yes you did and it’s not what you originally claimed they did.
 
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SamRebel35 said:
We're not giving them the long range missiles because we know what Zelensky wants to do with them. The only thing preveneting WWIII right now is that the guy we're backing can't get the weapons he wants.
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We are lucky Putin has been largely restrained in his response to US involvement. It is US weapons, US intel, US money to keep Ukraine afloat, etc that is being used to kill Russian troops and civilians.
 
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Gandalf said:
Sorry - if he did it, hang him too. White, Christian, whatever - can't be having people be cavalier about this. Granted, this doesnt seem to be treason so much as a leak, so not a capital offense. There is no indication he was knowingly supplying it to an enemy. Even so, punishment needs to be severe enough to deter others.
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Can we hang those who have lied about this conflict next to him? Lloyd Austin? Hang him?
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Ukraine-bashing Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene claims Pentagon leaker 'Jake' Teixeira being prosecuted for being 'white, Christian and anti-war' and that 'makes him an enemy to the Biden regime'
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Doesnt have anything to do with that. Does the leak help or hurt the Uniparty that controls DC? That is how this works. If it helps, the leaker will be celebrated as a hero, if it hurts they will prosecuted.
 
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New York Times Military Correspondent accuses paper of double standards for working 'feverishly' to find Pentagon leaker - whose identity colleagues would have 'concealed' if he'd given documents to them

The New York Times has been accused of double standards by its own military correspondent, who noted his colleagues 'worked feverishly' to reveal who was behind the Pentagon leaks - yet would have worked equally intensely to protect his identity if he had leaked the documents to them.

NYT military corr accuses paper of double standard as they 'worked feverishly' to find Pentagon leak | Daily Mail Online
 
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Exclusive — Kash Patel Questions Emerging Narrative on Pentagon Leaks: ‘This Is an Extensive Cover-Up’

Kash Patel, former chief of staff at the Pentagon and former deputy director of National Intelligence, in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News on Friday, questioned the evolving narrative over the Pentagon leaks — specifically that a 21-year-old Massachusetts Air National Guard reservist acted alone to leak top secret military data.

Patel, a former federal prosecutor, said he does not believe “for a single second, this guy — a 21-year-old Air National Guardsman — ran this operation alone.”

Exclusive: Kash Patel Questions Emerging Narrative on Pentagon Leaks
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
She is no worse than many of the other racist idiot women who hold these high positions.
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We disagree on that point, and neither of us will change our position, so thanks for sharing that just the same. MTG, is, is, is, there's no word to describe how blatantly dumb, a lying dumb fake blonde she is.
 
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WoodsmanVol said:
We disagree on that point, and neither of us will change our position, so thanks for sharing that just the same. MTG, is, is, is, there's no word to describe how blatantly dumb, a lying dumb fake blonde she is.
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Just another in a long line of embarrassing statements from a delusional moron. At some point, her constituents will figure out what a national embarrassment she is but I’m not sure they are smart enough to understand. After all, they put her in position to spout this nonsense.
 
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Delmar said:
Just another in a long line of embarrassing statements from a delusional moron. At some point, her constituents will figure out what a national embarrassment she is but I’m not sure they are smart enough to understand. After all, they put her in position to spout this nonsense.
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True.
Whether The People be led by The Lord,
Or lured by the loudest throat:
If it be quicker to die by the sword
Or cheaper to die by vote—

For Holy People, however it runs,
Endeth in wholly Slave.
 
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volgr said:
We are lucky Putin has been largely restrained in his response to US involvement. It is US weapons, US intel, US money to keep Ukraine afloat, etc that is being used to kill Russian troops and civilians.
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Not just U.S.: You conveniently forget that the entire EU save Hungary--plus Canada, Japan, Australia--has provided money and equipment, and lots of it. Not as much as the U.S., but a huge amount of materiel. Poland, to name one country, has been HUGELY supportive. And all are doing it because the Ukrainians want to defend their country--as they should. Europe does not want a thug/terrorist expanding his footprint, and neither does the U.S. The West did little when Putin stole Crimea from Ukraine, and look what Putin has done. If the West can help Ukraine punch Putin in the face, we should be all for it. it benefits the West. Not to mention that an overwhelming majority of Ukrainians want to align with Europe--not Putin/Russia. Why would they? Ukraine has the potential to be a very successful country--it's big and it's people are quite bright and capable.

As for Putin being "largely restrained" in response to U.S./Western involvement, he has no options save for starting a nuke war. And I don't think
he's foolish enough to do that.
 
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turbovol said:
Not just U.S.: You conveniently forget that the entire EU save Hungary--plus Canada, Japan, Australia--has provided money and equipment, and lots of it. Not as much as the U.S., but a huge amount of materiel. Poland, to name one country, has been HUGELY supportive. And all are doing it because the Ukrainians want to defend their country--as they should. Europe does not want a thug/terrorist expanding his footprint, and neither does the U.S. The West did little when Putin stole Crimea from Ukraine, and look what Putin has done. If the West can help Ukraine punch Putin in the face, we should be all for it. it benefits the West. Not to mention that an overwhelming majority of Ukrainians want to align with Europe--not Putin/Russia. Why would they? Ukraine has the potential to be a very successful country--it's big and it's people are quite bright and capable.

As for Putin being "largely restrained" in response to U.S./Western involvement, he has no options save for starting a nuke war. And I don't think
he's foolish enough to do that.
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He's not getting any younger.
That dude is a killer. Plain and simple, and if he feels like he's running out of time, he'll give the order. And not just that low yield stuff....
 
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turbovol said:
As for Putin being "largely restrained" in response to U.S./Western involvement, he has no options save for starting a nuke war. And I don't think
he's foolish enough to do that.
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He has plenty of options, including striking US bases, which he would be well within his right to do. However, he has chose restraint, for now.
 
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turbovol said:
Not just U.S.: You conveniently forget that the entire EU save Hungary--plus Canada, Japan, Australia--has provided money and equipment, and lots of it. Not as much as the U.S., but a huge amount of materiel. Poland, to name one country, has been HUGELY supportive. And all are doing it because the Ukrainians want to defend their country--as they should. Europe does not want a thug/terrorist expanding his footprint, and neither does the U.S. The West did little when Putin stole Crimea from Ukraine, and look what Putin has done. If the West can help Ukraine punch Putin in the face, we should be all for it. it benefits the West. Not to mention that an overwhelming majority of Ukrainians want to align with Europe--not Putin/Russia. Why would they? Ukraine has the potential to be a very successful country--it's big and it's people are quite bright and capable.

As for Putin being "largely restrained" in response to U.S./Western involvement, he has no options save for starting a nuke war. And I don't think
he's foolish enough to do that.
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I'm beginning to think Poland might actually be our best European ally. Germany and especially France seem not to remember who put them back on their feet.
 
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volgr said:
He has plenty of options, including striking US bases, which he would be well within his right to do. However, he has chose restraint, for now.
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That's downright stupidity talking. We don't agree on much regarding Russia, but I honestly thought you were a little more intelligent than that remark.
 
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AM64 said:
I'm beginning to think Poland might actually be our best European ally. Germany and especially France seem not to remember who put them back on their feet.
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We need to pull our troops out of Germany and give them the finger like France did us in the 60's. Those tools have played us like a fiddle for over 50 years.
 
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AM64 said:
I'm beginning to think Poland might actually be our best European ally. Germany and especially France seem not to remember who put them back on their feet.
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Poland is stacked too. They have invested heavily in their military. For good reason.
 
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