Get back to nature
Wear flowers
In your hair
How would any of these people know
What the Intelligence Agencies have?
Because the Intelligence Agencies report to POTUS
And not to the public or any elected official
POTUS knows what the REAL reports say.
Dan Coates said a baldfaced lie
When he said
We will continue to provide unvarnished and objective intelligence
Intelligence agencies do not provide anything
UNVARNISHED
Raw data is not useful to decision makers
It is called raw data
Intelligence analysts weigh the raw data
Compare it to other raw data
Make connections
And try to draw a map explaining it
This is NOT unvarnished
But this is what converts the raw data to intelligence
Also, intelligence agencies do not issue absolutes
They speak in probabilities
And they do not rest on their previous works
They seek new info
And continually reassess their reporting
Trump has the very latest results
From all the intelligence agencies
While the BARKING CLASSES are left with the bones
Moldy old stinky bones that simply do not satisfy
Hey, what if Trump said to Putin:
You know we actually have all the data from that DNC server. We have had it analyzed and we learned that all the hacking came from within our own CIA. We also know that all the leaks attributed to Russia came from a DNC employee named Seth Rich. And we know that elected members of Congress were involved in ordering him to be murdered. It is a big mess but we are slowly cleaning it up
Guess what?
Schumer just demanded the contemporaneous notes
With this information
Be released to Congress.
What do you think the Republicans in Congress
Will do?
1911 you say?
Have you read the Dodd report to the Reece Committee on Foundations?
What else happened in 1911?
Carnegie Corporation of New York (CCNY) was founded in 1911 by the prominent philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, whose principles have guided the organization since its inception. Carnegie believed that it was the moral responsibility of the rich to eschew ostentatious living, to live frugally, and to use their wealth to benefit the public. Carnegie’s original endowment of the foundation had a market value of about $135 million
Buns