2010: Hillary Clinton Worked to Protect Russian Spies

a reply to: TinfoilTP

Except for the fake news story in the OP, it's totally not real.

It's worrisome that some people take certain stories as fact without bothering to fact check them. You end up believing a lie without even realizing it.

originally posted by: theantediluvian

I'm not saying you should disregard everything reported in The Daily Caller but you should probably adjust your level of skepticism accordingly.

But you're constantly posting fake left wing news and promoting conspiracies that have literally zero evidence to back them up.

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: TinfoilTP

Except for the fake news story in the OP, it's totally not real.

It's worrisome that some people take certain stories as fact without bothering to fact check them. You end up believing a lie without even realizing it.

The real fact is that Hillary's "pay to play" escapades are not a hoax. If this is indeed a hoax, it wasn't necessary in bringing more proof to the table of Hillary Clinton's wanton corruption and felonious behavior. At this point in time, it is more likely than not for Hillary and her helpers like Podesta to initiate and participate in all manner of crimes including treason on a grand scale. Some of her many crimes are so grand in scale and scope, it is probably why she isn't already given the death penalty she deserves, or at least life behind bars, since this could be enough to take down the entire government by exposing past presidents and top officials who are as corrupt as hell itself.

So, no one seems to care that we had Russian spies cozying up to Hillary's inner circle during a time when Hillary was using her own private email server?

Funny how the U.S. reported that these people spent a decade here without gaining any secrets while Russia provides them with top state honors four months after their return.

October 18, 2010...

"Russia Spies in U.S. Swap Get Top Kremlin Honors"

Although Russia has now reportedly given the spies the country's top state honor, the U.S. court complaint against the flame-haired Chapman and her alleged cohorts described their many spying blunders, leading to some embarrassing coverage for Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service in the Western press.

www.cbsnews.com...

Fake news perhaps?

To top it all off, we didn't even keep the 10 Russian spies around long enough to see who they had been passing information to and six months later we have counterintelligence looking for a Russian mole inside the NSA that these other 10 were possibly helping.

Was the Obama administration really that inept or were they too busy covering each others' a$$e$ to care?!

December 1, 2010

"Inside the Ring: Counterspies hunt Russian mole inside National Security Agency"

The National Security Agency (NSA) is conducting a counterintelligence probe at its Fort Meade, Md., headquarters in a top-secret hunt for a Russian agent, according to a former intelligence official close to the agency.

The former official said the probe grew out of the case of 10 Russian “illegals,” or deep-cover spies, who were uncovered last summer and sent back to Moscow after the defection of Col. Alexander Poteyev, a former SVR foreign intelligence officer who reportedly fled to the U.S. shortly before Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visited here in June.

Col. Poteyev is believed to be the source who disclosed the U.S.-based agent network.

NSA counterintelligence officials suspect that members of the illegals network were used by Russia’s SVR spy agency to communicate with one or more agents inside the agency, which conducts electronic intelligence gathering and code-breaking.

One sign that the probe is fairly advanced is that FBI counterintelligence agents are involved in the search.

“They are looking for one or more Russian spies that NSA is convinced reside at Fort Meade and possibly other DoD intel offices, like DIA [Defense Intelligence Agency],” the former official said. “NSA is convinced that at least one is at NSA.”

Some of the 10 illegals who were posing as U.S. citizens helped service Russian agents working inside the U.S. intelligence community, the former official said.

www.washingtontimes.com...

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Trump's cabinet donated 11 million to his campaign, talk about "pay to play".

a reply to: Deetermined

I don't think it was forgotten

originally posted by: Regnor
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Trump's cabinet donated 11 million to his campaign, talk about "pay to play".

The kind of "pay to play" that is relevant at all is when politicians use their positions in government to reap personal rewards.
Like Hillary Clinton would still be doing if she had won the election. This is the "pay to play" that is relevant and important.

a reply to: Deetermined

Ya know Clinton supposedly said if she loses we all hang. I am wondering if all the crap coming out is what she was referring to.

Any time things aren't looking good for Trump, the conservative media dangles Hillary's name around to distract and muddy the water.

And because these "conservative" talking heads all repeat the same things on every blog, website, radio show, podcast and television station ... people here seem to behave like little robots and repeat it with predictability.

I've actually noticed it takes about +/- 30 hours for something to show up on ATS after the conservative news cycle starts circulating new talking points.

It's almost comical how you can nearly set your watch to it. Apparently Hillary is this "shadow president" or something. Fox is obsessed with her right now.

I guess Trump is so inept and weak...and despite holding the highest office in the land with his party controlling congress, he has to compete with someone who doesn't even have a job and is barley making any public appearances.

LOL Cracks me up man, cracks me up.

a reply to: Kettu

You're right, you are cracking up.

Corruption is always news. Get used to it. When or if the FBI ever comes up with anything newsworthy to expose Trump, we'll hear about that too. Heck, it doesn't even have to be newsworthy for the media to print a story on Trump.

On the other hand, it turns out that the entire Obama administration opened the door wide open for Russian spies and hackers in the U.S. and it's only NOW that we get to see all of the fake outrage because they can't stand Trump and they're rushing to cover their own a$$e$.

originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: Kettu

You're right, you are cracking up.

Corruption is always news. Get used to it. When or if the FBI ever comes up with anything newsworthy to expose Trump, we'll hear about that too. Heck, it doesn't even have to be newsworthy for the media to print a story on Trump.

On the other hand, it turns out that the entire Obama administration opened the door wide open for Russian spies and hackers in the U.S. and it's only NOW that we get to see all of the fake outrage because they can't stand Trump and they're rushing to cover their own a$$e$.

Speaking of spies and corruption..

I think we can throw in the Awans in the pot too.

Possibly Iran has the whole scoop and blackmailed Obama with the idiotic deal and all that cash.