since you are incapable of anything but c/p - and since you cherry pick the rest of the article
without mentioning the MAIN STOREYLINE..I'll have to do your work for you.
This is getting old though- you need to use some cognition and not depend on me to slow-walk everything for you-
or do your analysis- i'm not always going to be here to think for you
while we do not know what was in the report -muchless the summary -you have to look at what we DO know: to wit:
so the December interview about "interference" was a safe bet -following Brennan's ( CIA) lead that there was "subversive interference" -without actually saying anything..it would be called unresponsive in a cross examination ( using legalese trying to make this EZ for you to follow, since you tend to jump to absolutes)
Again - whatever was said in late Nov/Dec was NOT SUPPORTED by the pulled report.
to quote Casablanca:
"I am shocked—shocked—to find that gambling is going on in here!" ... Renault
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the fact that the report found no hacking of the upcoming election doesn't mean Russia has ceased spying in the above manner.surely you can separate the concept and understand Spycraft goes on but Russian hacking of the election was not found? ( which is as close to clearing as a report will go-
think of it as a not guilty ruling if it helps beyond a reasonable doubt.)
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and why does any of this matter to the USA?
Because of the points I made above.
Because of the certainty of the 'conclusion' by our IC leadership- directly countered by the German conclusion
Because there is no evidentiary conclusion by the German report that there was Russian hacking-
complete undercutting our CIA/NSC unclassified conclusions.
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In summary both the ZeroHedge and the AP are in agreement with each other,though they cover different aspects, and both support my conclusion that out IC leadership is extremely politicized
and of questionable worth on anything regarding Russia.
Not to mention the leakage- designed to undermine Trump's desire for a less confrontational Russian policy.
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