John Chuckman
COMMENTS POSTED TO AN ARTICLE BY SCOTT RITTER IN CONSORTIUM NEWS
“The Spy Who Failed
“Oleg Smolenkov’s role as a CIA asset and the use of his data by the director of the CIA to cast doubt over the 2016 U.S. presidential election”
https://consortiumnews.com/2019/09/14/the-spy-who-failed/
Were it not so powerful militarily and financially, the United States would be the laughingstock of the world.
This entire business about a CIA Russian spy is just another avenue travelled in America’s nonstop Russophobia lunatic wanderings.
The DNC material was not hacked as a number of true experts have told us, including the key one now languishing in a British prison.
Putin had no plan because nothing ever happened.
Nothing.
And I think we’ve all seen that when Putin plans something, it happens.
The article is interesting for its laying out of elaborate security procedures – kind of a high-level, almost academic “police procedural” – but I do feel in the end it is not that helpful, much as I respect Scott Ritter expertise.
When nothing has happened, it does seem a bit odd to scrutinize every piece of fiber and bit of dust and to construct a massive scenario of “what ifs.”
Meanwhile, the murder of Seth Rich, a genuine and meaningful event, goes virtually uninvestigated.
No wonder you are in so much trouble, America, and no wonder you make so much trouble for others.
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Response to a comment saying, “Clods like these (add the Clintons) should have their post-employment millions confiscated and put on trial”
Sorry, but “Big Intelligence” is always a failure, and on many levels.
It is not a matter of any “clods.”
It is a matter of the very nature of the institution and the nature of the people who use its output.
The CIA only has a good record at doing bad things.
I refer to its operations side and the havoc and violence they have released through the decades.
They are an army of richly-equipped thugs without uniforms, interfering in the business of others, “lying, cheating, and stealing.”
The true intelligence gathering and evaluating side of things fails and always has to a great extent.
https://chuckmanwords.wordpress.com/2009/05/31/why-the-cia-always-will-be-a-costly-flop/