I hung on every wordYeah,more Chocolate Almond Joy the better,btw she was looking maad Tasty when filling in for Maddowww & Lawrence
RUSSIA/РОССИЯ THREAD—ASSANGE CHRGD W/ SPYING—DJT IMPEACHED TWICE-US TREASURY SANCTS KILIMNIK AS RUSSIAN AGNT
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New Zealanders are pretty much the most polite people in the world. This is their equivalent of throwing machetes, pipebombs and chainsaws at his motorcade in any other countryThe Hill
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's motorcade was met with protestors giving him the middle finger in New Zealand over President Trump's decision to remove the United States from the Paris climate agreement.
Tillerson greeted with middle fingers in New Zealand over Trump's Paris withdrawal
Protestors gave Tillerson's motorcade the middle finger and thumbs down.
THEHILL.COM
So no real proof of 'Russian collusion' after all this time and you guys still believing this made up hoax by the main stream media?
Yet Hillary Clinton gave 20% of US uranium to the Russians to make the most powerful weapons in the world
tee hee hee, you are fuhnee
First of all, the entire government signed off on this dealYet Hillary Clinton gave 20% of US uranium to the Russians to make the most powerful weapons in the world
second of all, Russia works with the USA on key nuclear proliferation topics.
Not to mention, a lot of our nuclear source material comes from Russia
:obamaumad:
Dude might as well see how far he can get with this guy
Everyone is loving this park ranger's face as he took Donald Trump's salary donation
AZBeauty
Stop lyin' nicca.
Poor Trump begging everyone to save Flynn. I wonder what Flynn has on him. 
He risking it all for Flynn. I dont like Pompeo but Rogers seems like a straight shooter. We have a meeting tomorrow, they better wrap that shyt up early. Edit: Pompeo wont be there tomorrow. Its Coats, Rogers, McCabe and Rosenstein.
He risking it all for Flynn. I dont like Pompeo but Rogers seems like a straight shooter. We have a meeting tomorrow, they better wrap that shyt up early. Edit: Pompeo wont be there tomorrow. Its Coats, Rogers, McCabe and Rosenstein.ShadowViper
Pro
Derailment
Cash Flowed to Clinton Foundation Amid Russian Uranium Deal
And the Clinton's getting money from the Russians around the same time is just a coincidence?
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
Sessions basically telling Trump he's out to save himself if needs be. He's sending a signal to Mueller that he's ready to cooperate. That's the bigger picture here. Sessions probably pissed that he's tied to this Russian scandal. He is patiently waiting to flip imo. He hasn't done anything since he took the job. He came up with some outrageous policies and then went quiet.
Trump better get his team on cue
Trump better get his team on cue
AZBeauty
Stop lyin' nicca.
AZBeauty
Stop lyin' nicca.
And on his follow up answers to "supposedly" clear up his answer, he still omitted other meetings.
For Sessions this has to be the worst time in his life. He made his career off of being a racist in America and he probably assumed that Trump was just going to be a domestic racist too, which is why he signed on so early in supporting Trump. Sessions is perfectly fine fugging over Black people and Hispanics, but Trump has taken Sessions into the land of treason which has the scarred the shyt out of Sessions. All Sessions wanted to do was hate Black people; he didn't want to take it no further, but now he is in too far and he is looking for a way out.
preach:obamalmao::TrollTrump:
WikiLeaks Declares War on The Intercept
WikiLeaks Declares War on The Intercept
The FBI says a reporter led them to an NSA leaker. Julian Assange says that person, whom he suspects is an Intercept reporter, is a "menace" to sources, journalists, and democracy.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told The Daily Beast he holds reporters—not just the Trump administration—responsible for the arrest of a U.S. intelligence contractor charged with leaking classified information.
On Monday, the Justice Department said Reality Winner, a 25-year-old National Security Agency contractor, sent top secret information to a news outlet. The announcement came shortly after The Intercept published a series of NSA documents claiming that Russian hackers targeted a voting-software supplier and local election officials just prior to Election Day.
According to the affidavit, reporters for the unnamed news organization provided a copy of the printed NSA report to the agency in order to seek comment. The NSA claimed six people had printed out the report including Winner, who the agency said had been in contact with an unnamed news outlet.
“If the FBI affidavit is accurate the reporter concerned must be named, shamed and fired by whomever they work for to maintain industry standards,” Assange said via Twitter direct message through the WikiLeaks account on Tuesday.
“Source burning reporters are a menace,” he said. “They chill trust in all journalists which impedes public understanding.”
WikiLeaks offered a $10,000 reward for information “leading to the public exposure & termination” of the reporter.
“It seems likely that the FBI affidavit refers to The Intercept, but not certain, hence we say ‘suspected Intercept reporter,’ said Assange. “But whomever this reporter was they are a menace not only to sources but to all journalists by decreasing the trust between sources and journalist and ultimately the public. Democracy dies in darkness.”
Assange’s defense of leaking NSA documents that accuse Russia of interfering in the U.S. election is in contrast to his agreement last year that he was “1,000 percent" confident Russia did not give WikiLeaks hacked Democratic National Committee emails. While Assange did not comment on the content of the leaks, he defended the alleged leaker Monday night.
It doesn't matter why she did it or the quality the report. Acts of non-elite sources communicating knowledge should be strongly encouraged.
— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) 9:12 PM - 5 Jun 2017
As for The Intercept, it said in a statement Tuesday that it has “no knowledge of the identity of the person who provided us with the document,” before adding “the U.S. government has told news organizations that Winner was that individual.”
“While the FBI’s allegations against Winner have been made public through the release of an affidavit and search warrant, which were unsealed at the government’s request, it is important to keep in mind that these documents contain unproven assertions and speculation designed to serve the government’s agenda and as such warrant skepticism,” The Intercept’s statement reads.
The Intercept added it will not make further comments at this time.
With President Donald Trump’s call to prosecute leakers, WikiLeaks and Assange find themselves opposing the man who once said, “I love WikiLeaks.”
“The Trump administration has already capitalized on the incompetence or treachery of this reporter by gloating about her arrest in press release hours after the Intercept story broke,” Assange said. “Such press releases are designed to deter future sources.”
On his personal Twitter account, Assange expressed support for Winner’s actions, saying “she is a young women [sic] accused of courage in trying to help us know.”
Alleged NSA whistleblower Reality Leigh Winner must be supported. She is a young women accused of courage in trying to help us know.
— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) 8:39 PM - 5 Jun 2017
The Intercept was launched in 2014 initially for the purposes of publishing documents released by Edward Snowden. They have faced criticism from WikiLeaks before. In 2014, The Intercept published a story about the NSA’s recording of cell phone calls from the Bahamas and WikiLeaks took issue with the publication redacting Afghanistan in its report.
WikiLeaks Declares War on The Intercept
WikiLeaks Declares War on The Intercept
The FBI says a reporter led them to an NSA leaker. Julian Assange says that person, whom he suspects is an Intercept reporter, is a "menace" to sources, journalists, and democracy.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told The Daily Beast he holds reporters—not just the Trump administration—responsible for the arrest of a U.S. intelligence contractor charged with leaking classified information.
On Monday, the Justice Department said Reality Winner, a 25-year-old National Security Agency contractor, sent top secret information to a news outlet. The announcement came shortly after The Intercept published a series of NSA documents claiming that Russian hackers targeted a voting-software supplier and local election officials just prior to Election Day.
According to the affidavit, reporters for the unnamed news organization provided a copy of the printed NSA report to the agency in order to seek comment. The NSA claimed six people had printed out the report including Winner, who the agency said had been in contact with an unnamed news outlet.
“If the FBI affidavit is accurate the reporter concerned must be named, shamed and fired by whomever they work for to maintain industry standards,” Assange said via Twitter direct message through the WikiLeaks account on Tuesday.
“Source burning reporters are a menace,” he said. “They chill trust in all journalists which impedes public understanding.”
WikiLeaks offered a $10,000 reward for information “leading to the public exposure & termination” of the reporter.
“It seems likely that the FBI affidavit refers to The Intercept, but not certain, hence we say ‘suspected Intercept reporter,’ said Assange. “But whomever this reporter was they are a menace not only to sources but to all journalists by decreasing the trust between sources and journalist and ultimately the public. Democracy dies in darkness.”
Assange’s defense of leaking NSA documents that accuse Russia of interfering in the U.S. election is in contrast to his agreement last year that he was “1,000 percent" confident Russia did not give WikiLeaks hacked Democratic National Committee emails. While Assange did not comment on the content of the leaks, he defended the alleged leaker Monday night.
It doesn't matter why she did it or the quality the report. Acts of non-elite sources communicating knowledge should be strongly encouraged.
— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) 9:12 PM - 5 Jun 2017
As for The Intercept, it said in a statement Tuesday that it has “no knowledge of the identity of the person who provided us with the document,” before adding “the U.S. government has told news organizations that Winner was that individual.”
“While the FBI’s allegations against Winner have been made public through the release of an affidavit and search warrant, which were unsealed at the government’s request, it is important to keep in mind that these documents contain unproven assertions and speculation designed to serve the government’s agenda and as such warrant skepticism,” The Intercept’s statement reads.
The Intercept added it will not make further comments at this time.
With President Donald Trump’s call to prosecute leakers, WikiLeaks and Assange find themselves opposing the man who once said, “I love WikiLeaks.”
“The Trump administration has already capitalized on the incompetence or treachery of this reporter by gloating about her arrest in press release hours after the Intercept story broke,” Assange said. “Such press releases are designed to deter future sources.”
On his personal Twitter account, Assange expressed support for Winner’s actions, saying “she is a young women [sic] accused of courage in trying to help us know.”
Alleged NSA whistleblower Reality Leigh Winner must be supported. She is a young women accused of courage in trying to help us know.
— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) 8:39 PM - 5 Jun 2017
The Intercept was launched in 2014 initially for the purposes of publishing documents released by Edward Snowden. They have faced criticism from WikiLeaks before. In 2014, The Intercept published a story about the NSA’s recording of cell phone calls from the Bahamas and WikiLeaks took issue with the publication redacting Afghanistan in its report.