The Axios guys say "Former top intelligence officials tell us domestic unrest is one of their biggest fears — whether it's triggered by court rulings against former President Trump or protests over war in the Middle East."
Would any of these officials be the former senior intelligence officials who signed a letter, en masse, telling us th…
The Axios guys say "Former top intelligence officials tell us domestic unrest is one of their biggest fears — whether it's triggered by court rulings against former President Trump or protests over war in the Middle East."
Would any of these officials be the former senior intelligence officials who signed a letter, en masse, telling us that the disclosure of the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop in October 2020 had "all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation"?
The people staffing "our" intelligence agencies are most worried about their domestic enemies, and not "our" foreign enemies. We really are "two Americas": one filled with hapless Americans and recent immigrants, the other filled with those of a transnational view. Obama was their first president.
The Axios guys say "Former top intelligence officials tell us domestic unrest is one of their biggest fears — whether it's triggered by court rulings against former President Trump or protests over war in the Middle East."
Would any of these officials be the former senior intelligence officials who signed a letter, en masse, telling us that the disclosure of the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop in October 2020 had "all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation"?
The people staffing "our" intelligence agencies are most worried about their domestic enemies, and not "our" foreign enemies. We really are "two Americas": one filled with hapless Americans and recent immigrants, the other filled with those of a transnational view. Obama was their first president.
I could really give a rats arse with regard to anything of substance shared by “former senior intelligence officers.