1 Jul 2020 3:54 pm
So much like Benedict Donald you take Putin's side over the intelligence of your own country.Termin8tor » 01 Jul 2020, 3:32 pm » wrote: ↑Wow, you're so freaking desperate you're back to the Russian Collusion Hoax again?Misty » 01 Jul 2020, 2:45 pm » wrote: ↑So, you didn't answer my question Precious.
Do you think it's FAKE News that Russia put bounties on the heads of our troops (mind you reporters have uncovered the money transfers) or do you believe Traitor Trump when he says that no one told him about it?
And BTW he knows now, so what is he planning to do about it except call it another hoax?
I guess you haven't received your official Trumplican talking point lies yet, so you're remaining mute on this one, huh?
How many times does Traitor Trump have to take the side of Putin over his own intelligence people and now even over the lives of our military before you see the writing on the wall?
Putin owns him, lock, stock and barrel.
No, the claim makes no sense. It would be stupid of Putin to do it, logistically impossible and utterly ridiculous.
Since when do the Taliban need any kind of incentive to kill Americans, moonbat?
Imbecile.
Explain this you gaping asshole.
Tell me again how it is 'logistically impossible' for Putin to do this?U.S. officials intercepted electronic data showing large financial transfers from a bank account controlled by Russia’s military intelligence agency to a Taliban-linked account, which was among the evidence that supported their conclusion that Russia covertly offered bounties for killing U.S. and coalition troops in Afghanistan, according to three officials familiar with the intelligence.
Though the United States has accused Russia of providing general support to the Taliban before, analysts concluded from other intelligence that the transfers were most likely part of a bounty program that detainees described during interrogations.
Investigators also identified by name numerous Afghans in a network linked to the suspected Russian operation, the officials said — including, two of them added, a man believed to have served as an intermediary for distributing some of the funds and who is now thought to be in Russia.
The intercepts bolstered the findings gleaned from the interrogations, helping reduce an earlier disagreement among intelligence analysts and agencies over the reliability of the detainees.
The disclosures further undercut White House officials’ claim that the intelligence was too uncertain to brief President Donald Trump.
In fact, the information was provided to him in his daily written brief in late February, two officials have said.Afghan officials this week described a sequence of events that dovetails with the account of the intelligence.
They said that several businessmen who transfer money through the informal “hawala” system were arrested in Afghanistan over the past six months and are suspected of being part of a ring of middlemen who operated between the Russian intelligence agency, known as the GRU, and Taliban-linked militants.
The businessmen were arrested in what the officials described as sweeping raids in the north of Afghanistan, as well as in Kabul.
A half-million dollars was seized from the home of one of the men, added a provincial official.
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That PDB is going to come out Precious.
So what will you say if it shows that Traitor Trump was briefed on this?