Thursday, June 14, 2018

What he and Kim Jong-un and Trump and our allies pulled off has no precedent in history.

  1.  3 hours ago
    (1) CNN asks a Trump hater, "What do you think, Trump hater?" And the Trump hater begins excitedly vomiting his hate.
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    (2) Rear Admiral John Kirby, USN (ret) is a former Obama administration State Department spokesman. He resigned on January 20, 2017.
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    (3) Kirby is wrong, of course. The entire POINT of the summit was to give North Korea "face." Kirby is unaware that the North Koreans are now OBLIGED to live up to their promises.
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    (4) The North Korean state media has shown the US president treating North Korea with respect. ALL North Koreans will now be prepared for North Korea to RECIPROCATE that respect. This is very simple. Trump figured it out in the 1990s.
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    (5) Prior to the summit, the failed 70-year strategy was to force north Korea to comply to demands before we would even speak to them. Trump said, "Seventy years is long enough."
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    (6) Now, to toot my own horn, I said this BEFORE the summit.
    Kim Yong-chol TAPPED TRUMP ON THE ARM. That means they're friends. And THAT means Trump and Kim Jong-un have been speaking by videophone for months. Pompeo took technicians who installed it in Pyongyang. Guaranteed.
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    (7) "Trump and Kim Jong-un have been speaking by videophone for months."
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    (8) And AFTER the summit, Trump admitted it.
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    (9) "As you know, we discussed things over the last few months." NO! George didn't know that. But I did, and I told YOU.
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    (10) I told you, "Kim Yong-chol tapped Trump on the arm. That means they're close friends."
     
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    (11) All it took was a a knowledge of Korean customs. With that, I was able to work out that Trump and the North Koreans pulled the mother of all deception operations.
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  12.  47 minutes ago
    Sir, You're the only one on my twitter who was even close to my own suspicions about NK and Kim. Your posts were confirmations. I developed my opinions by reading you and Q. I missed ur ire on that subject and thought u and Q were saying the same thing. Confused. Pls dnt block me
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  13.  43 minutes ago
    (1) Qanon said that Kim Jong-un was controlled by the CIA. Trump told us the truth years ago.
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    (2) The CIA relies on "signals intelligence" (SIGINT) rather than "human intelligence" (HUMINT). Instead of training spies, the CIA has "case officers" who MANAGE spies. This is a former CIA case officer.
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    (3) The existence of Evan McMullin explains why the CIA is caught flatfooted again and again and again. CIA case officers are often three or four or five persons removed from the actual operative. The system is completely dysfunctional.
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    (4) was fired as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and then persecuted for telling the truth: The Intelligence Community was LYING in order to make Obama look good.
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    (5) The CIA couldn't control North Korean under any circumstances. It has no leverage, and it has no mechanism for controlling countries. What happens is operatives FOOL their CIA case officers. Easily.
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  18.  32 minutes ago
    (6) Qanon tells you that the CIA are both clowns AND supervillains who regularly carry out near-miss attacks on the president. It can't be both. And in reality, it isn't.
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    (7) The Intelligence Community are not CLOWNS. There are long-term dysfunctions in the Intelligence Community, but we have the same in the armed forces and in the private sector. Look at Twitter.
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    (8) A smart business model for Twitter would be to allow the free exchange of ideas. They can't do that, because the people running Twitter are leftist fanatics.
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    (9) In reality the CIA could never control a country, because the CIA is TOO TIMID. The corporate culture of the CIA prevents it from taking the steps necessary to do the things that Qanon claims.
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    (10) AND the organization of the CIA lacks a mechanism for controlling a country. You can't control a country when you have case officers five persons removed from the operatives.
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  23.  26 minutes ago
    (11) General Kim Yong-chol has joined the ranks of the greatest spooks who ever lived. What he and Kim Jong-un and Trump and our allies pulled off has no precedent in history.
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    (12) The operation to free North Korea had a million moving parts. It succeeded because each party did his or her work autonomously. There was no SIGINT to intercept.
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    (13) The way like-minded people carry out clandestine work is to simply do it and hope that the other parties catch on. You don't have to communicate.
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  26.  18 minutes ago
    (14) When everybody has great skills, and they're all working toward a common goal, they can read each other's minds. The CIA never controlled North Korea. Anyone who tells you that is a liar or a moron or insane.
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  27.  16 minutes ago
    (15) Mike Pompeo was CIA director from January 23, 2017 to April 26, 2018. It's clear that he was working with the North Koreans while he was CIA director. Trump and Kim were talking for MONTHS.
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(16) So Qanon is telling you that the CIA controlled North Korea, and Kim somehow freed himself from them, when in reality the CIA helped Kim free himself from CHINA and the Korean People's Army.
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      (17) The reason you believe Qanon is that you have no factual knowledge about North Korea or the CIA, so you're ripe for being misled.
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      (18) Knowledge is power. By educating yourself, you prevent others from misleading you...
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      I agree with that! BUT, one has to be savy enough to appreciate the source!
       
       
       
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      You are exceptional . Thank yo
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