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re: Since 1993
Posted on 9/5/25 at 10:18 am to DyeHardDylan
Posted on 9/5/25 at 10:18 am to DyeHardDylan
If your premise is true, who would be more to blame: the president, or the people who voted for that president?
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Posted on 9/6/25 at 1:02 pm to LSUROXS
The China Card
"Intelligence Community Inspector General Charles McCullough had been losing sleep for weeks. The evidence was unmistakable: China had hacked Clinton's email server. Not attempted to hack. Had hacked. Past tense. Game over.
He sat across from FBI officials in a sterile government conference room, his briefing materials spread between them like accusatory fingers. "Every single email," he said slowly, "every classified document, every state secret—Beijing has it all."
The FBI officials nodded politely, took notes, and filed his warnings in what McCullough would later learn was essentially a bureaucratic black hole. The Bureau had bigger fish to fry, or so they told themselves."
"Intelligence Community Inspector General Charles McCullough had been losing sleep for weeks. The evidence was unmistakable: China had hacked Clinton's email server. Not attempted to hack. Had hacked. Past tense. Game over.
He sat across from FBI officials in a sterile government conference room, his briefing materials spread between them like accusatory fingers. "Every single email," he said slowly, "every classified document, every state secret—Beijing has it all."
The FBI officials nodded politely, took notes, and filed his warnings in what McCullough would later learn was essentially a bureaucratic black hole. The Bureau had bigger fish to fry, or so they told themselves."
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