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How many people know anything about the Jan 2017 Intel Assessment (ICA) other than as a pretext for delivering Steele dossier into public view? Public version is astonishingly, even embarrassingly, empty of content. dni.gov/files/document…
2/ nominally, it is 25 pages long, but the text of report itself is only 4 weak pages. 8 of 25 pages are title pages, table of contents or "intentionally empty", 7 pages are annex concerning RT in 2012 (!) election, 4 pages (3 separate sections) are throat-clearing disclaimers,
3/ 2 pages are given over to a summary of the mere 4 pages of "content". One of the precious 4 pages of content was given over to Soviet era allegations.
Yes Russia is at it again.
Get smart or get four more years.
Russia’s goal was never merely to elect Donald Trump, @FranklinFoer writes. It was to bring down American democracy. Now Vladimir Putin is poised to complete the mission he began four years ago. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
Get smart or get four more years.
Russia’s goal was never merely to elect Donald Trump, @FranklinFoer writes. It was to bring down American democracy. Now Vladimir Putin is poised to complete the mission he began four years ago. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
"Events in the United States have unfolded more favorably than any operative in Moscow could have ever dreamed."
"But instead of complacently enjoying its triumph, Russia almost immediately set about replicating it. Boosting the Trump campaign was a tactic; #DemocracyRIP remains the larger objective."
