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Just for clarity, you don’t think they are attempting to influence the election?
Well for clarity, I came down on neither side.Well, that is who’s trying to interfere with Western democracy more than anyone else.
Here’s the indictment: https://www.justice.gov/d9/2024-09/u.s._v._kalashnikov_and_afanasyeva_indictment_0.pdf
It’s an interesting run through of a pretty bread and butter hostile state influence operation. The U.S. company and several media personalities are easy to identify. As can be seen, investigation has been very active since early this year and up to as recently as a few weeks ago. Since that operation was launched and ramped up in the run up to the U.S. election, obviously any succesful detection and investigation thereof must necessarily be with the election approaching too.
We do want these hostile foreign acts detected, disrupted, and prosecuted, right?
Head start to what?And here we go. Getting a head start maybe.
Russia, Russia, Russia with a touch of China, China, China tossed in to spice things up a bit.
What gotcha moment?Well for clarity, I came down on neither side.
As a Canadian Veteran and a patriot, I abhor any foriegn, or domestic, interference in our elections or government. My oath has no expiry date.
Unlike our current government who won't tell us who our prospective traitors are.
Sorry to ruin your gotcha moment.
What gotcha moment?
It was a simple question. You either think there is interference or there isn’t.
You being a veteran, a patriot and taking an oath is irrelevant to what I asked and is not an answer.
You lecture about making assumptions so in that spirit clarity was sought. If you prefer me making an assumption based on what you wrote then don’t get upset. From there we can see where this takes us.
Your creepy hobbies don’t really interest me.I've got some thicker skin in the back closet if you need it.
And another one; this time in Georgia, four dead (2 teachers, 2 students) and 9 wounded.They have to have surgeons. School shootings…
I've got some good moonshine too. If you want to drown your disappointment.Your creepy hobbies don’t really interest me.
avoiding the question then.
Got it.
There is nothing wrong with advertising what's going on.So if the criminally accused are not within reach of US police and courts, do you believe the U.S. government should keep such political interference by a foreign power secret from the U.S. population, and prevent them from knowing that they were being repeatedly exposed to (and actively fed) material designed to dupe them? Previously I think you’ve generally been in favour of our governments being more transparent, not less. Why your awkward carve out in this particular context?
you don’t really ever disappoint…I've got some good moonshine too. If you want to drown your disappointment.
<sarcasm>There is nothing wrong with advertising what's going on.
The carve out is for the pointlessness of going to trial.
Example.
"Prosecutors said they concluded that a trial, against a corporate defendant with no presence in the United States and no prospect of meaningful punishment even if convicted, would likely expose sensitive law enforcement tools and techniques, “potentially undermining their effectiveness.”"
I don’t see that they’re going to trial. Generally a criminal trial will require that the accused be within reach to be arraigned and to appear before the court. In this case, they’re laid charges, in case the accused ever do come within reach (and they can be a very long reach), and a decent exposure of the factual allegations can be made, which at least helps someone in preserving democratic integrity.There is nothing wrong with advertising what's going on.
The carve out is for the pointlessness of going to trial.
Example.
"Prosecutors said they concluded that a trial, against a corporate defendant with no presence in the United States and no prospect of meaningful punishment even if convicted, would likely expose sensitive law enforcement tools and techniques, “potentially undermining their effectiveness.”"
“I don’t believe that we have the luxury of writing in candidates’ names, particularly in swing states,” she said. “As a conservative, as someone who believes in and cares about the Constitution, I have thought deeply about this. Because of the danger that Donald Trump poses, not only am I not voting for Donald Trump, but I will be voting for Kamala Harris.”
FacepalmAnd another one; this time in Georgia, four dead (2 teachers, 2 students) and 9 wounded.
'Hate will not prevail': Sheriff chokes up after Georgia school shooting
A Georgia sheriff choked up Wednesday at a news conference as he and other law enforcement officers shared details about a mass shooting at a high school that left four dead and nine hospitalized with injuries.Colt Gray was identified Wednesday afternoon by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation as...www.rawstory.com