Cyber weapons are now known as trolls lol
She's not wrong. Consider how quickly even GAF wipes out trolls on the gaming-side.
Cyber weapons are now known as trolls lol
No, but it is a tactic that Russia has deployed on high-profile individuals. They know that the stigma behind it can ruin careers.
Doesn't mean he's complicit in treason though.
She's not wrong. Consider how quickly even GAF wipes out trolls on the gaming-side.
Doesn't mean he's complicit in treason though.
ayyyyy he said weeed
They're way behind on taking on trolls compared to gaf.
ok but hopefully they can distinguish between russian meddling and the actual thing
i would hate to see russian trolls becoming scapegoat material to masked actual criminal behaviour in washinton
Russia definetly beat the western world to the punch on all this. Our own freedom of speech and information is being weaponized against us. You can't just do it back to Russia like we used to with military threats because Russia don't give a fuck if some journalist got some juicy leaked story from a foreign entity. They just kill or imprison them.Kinda incredible how neither the EU or US are ready to counterattack Russian cyber aggression.
ayyyyy he said weeed
Doesn't mean he's complicit in treason though.
He changed the Republican platform in support of our biggest enemy...Russia. Why is that not treasonous?
It's also horseshit the US has NO cyber security.
I'm not sure if I like the idea of Trump being a puppet or actually being involved. If it turns out he just got played hard by Russian intelligence its bad for him but enough for impeachment?
Nah I'm looking at this as a whynotboth.jpg. He knowingly broke the law but also got played by the Russian government by being fed fake news he wanted badly to be true. I'm not saying this is evidence of him being innocent at all.I don't think the picture they're painting is saying Trump is a puppet. It looks like he's using Putins tactics to sow discord. Cause he's connected.
Was that a decision that came from Manafort though? I can't sit here and tell you that it was an idea that was generated from Trump, which is why I'm not going to sit here and tell you Trump is going to be led away.
This is a great hearing.
That was a good panel
Agree. So much more focused on finding out about Russia and not about leakssssss.That was a good panel
...and it's adjourned, will be back for another one at 2
I wanna witness history that the POTUS getting impeached the first time due to being inept
How many hours is that from now?
How many hours is that from now?
Gordon stated that Trump pushed for the policy change. They initially denied it.
Don't forget Trump publicly called Russia to hack Clinton. He was well aware of their assistance.
You can see it in all his attempts to deflect any investigation.
Was that a decision that came from Manafort though? I can't sit here and tell you that it was an idea that was generated from Trump, which is why I'm not going to sit here and tell you Trump is going to be led away in handcuffs or be impeached.
As much as I hate to say it, unless Manafort or someone else with intimate knowledge turns, it won't be proven.
Nah I'm looking at this as a whynotboth.jpg. He knowingly broke the law but also got played by the Russian government by being fed fake news he wanted badly to be true. I'm not saying this is evidence of him being innocent at all.
The constitution is very vague about what constitutes high crimes and misdemeanors. It is essentially a political process already, so I think that bell was rung since the beginning.Amusing as the thought is, if a president gets impeached for something other than criminal charges, that bell can't be un-rung
Amusing as the thought is, if a president gets impeached for something other than criminal charges, that bell can't be un-rung
ok but hopefully they can distinguish between russian meddling and the actual thing
i would hate to see russian trolls becoming scapegoat material to masked actual criminal behaviour in washinton
...and it's adjourned, will be back for another one at 2
An hour and a half
90 minutes, I think.
If they can kick Tom Cotton's partisan ass out of the committee, I'll have full confidence that this investigation will be handled correctly.
Kinda incredible how neither the EU or US are ready to counterattack Russian cyber aggression.
Is it going to be on the same link?
I'm not sure but I hope so since I'm leaving the tab openIs it going to be on the same link?
I'm not a lawyer and don't have to prove how the dots connect.
How do you counter attack? Russia has no free press to use to sow dissent the way Russia can with the Western world's media.
I know that in and of itself doesn't hold a lot of promise for a lot of people here, with police brutality going largely unpunished. Which is why sometimes it's puzzling to me that a lot of people are extremely confident Trump will be taken down by the same people who benefit from a non-Democrat in office. Country should come before party, but not enough Republicans believe that. Not yet. I'm hopeful that changes, but I'm not counting on it.
Our current sanctions are affecting them significantly and they are estimated to run out of cash reserves at the end of this year. Which will further depress their economy and standing on the world stage. The drawback is that it will push them into more reckless moves like Crimea in order to bring order.
The benefit they are getting is drying up. See the various approval ratings.
It can be. He could still have made knowingly illegal deals with Russians while being played at the same time. They know he's a fool and will believe almost anything because of his willingness to believe in conspiracy theories such as the birther stuff.I'm not a lawyer and don't have to prove how the dots connect. It's hilarious how Trump can involved in this part, but not that other part and it could just be the people under him doing things without his knowledge. The idea doesn't have to generate from Trump...it came from his team and he did nothing to curtail it.
It can't be both. He fucked up his end of the bargain by his tactics once he got in office. Too blatant with his media and intelligence attacks.