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1. about 3 hours ago on Clay Jones

   You have to laugh at Interventor12’s gullibility. I’m sure Rand Paul went to warn Russia against meddling in the election (wink wink).

2. about 3 hours ago on Clay Jones

   At this point it looks like Trump is flailing about, trying desperately to find a way out of this and not succeeding, throwing out anything that comes to his mind.

   He’s in a lot of trouble and he knows it.

3. about 3 hours ago on Clay Jones

   Your beliefs do not trump reality! And you apparently believe a whole lot of BS.

   You clearly need to educated yourself on the process involved in declassification. You can’t BS your way out of this one – there are too many here who are familiar with how it really works. People with high level clearances. If Trump really had declassified those documents, there would have been a paper trail showing it and the documents would have been marked as such. If the DOD says there is no evidence that the documents were declassified, then they were not declassified. Trump can’t just say he declassified material. Not even the President can do that. It doesn’t work that way. And it doesn’t matter what Kast Patel “thought” he saw. If the documents aren’t marked declassified, he’s wrong.

   But, it doesn’t matter whether the documents are declassified or not, it was still quite illegal to remove the documents. Just because Trump “declassified” them, doesn’t make the secrets contained by them any less dangerous in the wrong hands. That is the reality.

   If Trump “declassified” the documents, which he didn’t, but for arguments sake, we’ll say he did, then WHY did he? What possible reason could he have to do so? He still can’t take them home. What he did was flat out illegal, independent of the classification.

   Why are you defending a known crook?

4. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   I really would have thought this would be a line they finally would not cross, but they did anyway. I’m amazed that veterans are still supporting him since highly sensitive information could include that which would endanger troops if the information was in the wrong hands.

5. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   One has to assume that all the information in those documents is already in the wrong hands.

6. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   As bad as that is, I’m more concerned about Human Intelligence – the names and locations of human assets.

7. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   I think those who support Trump the traitor are going to eventually go down with him. There are NO good reasons for Trump to take dangerously sensitive information home on his way out of the White House.

8. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   You have to wonder why Rand Paul would want to weaken protections against the security of the USA. That’s not what a patriot does.

9. about 16 hours ago on Clay Jones

   You have to wonder why Patel thinks it’s more beneficial for him to support Trump than to support the USA.

   Trump didn’t declassify those documents or there would be quite the paper trail. And not all classified documents can be declassified by just the President.

   One has to ask:

   Why would Trump even declassify top secret SCI documents?

   “Top Secret shall be applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause ‘exceptionally grave damage’ to the National Security that the original classification authority is able to identify or describe.”

   And also: Why would Trump take these home as he is leaving the White House and is no longer President? There are no good reasons for him to do so, but plenty of bad reasons.

10. about 17 hours ago on Pedro X. Molina

    Yes it has, but what are the repercussions of letting such serious crimes go? More people in high places getting away with it and doing massive irreparable damage to the country.