CIA: Russia influenced the election

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  1. barfo

    barfo triggered obsessive commie pinko boomer maniac Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Interesting that you think this one is a conspiracy theory but you are so eager to believe the birther stuff.

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  2. riverman

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    Jill Stein has a great chance at becoming mayor of Eugene and getting a seat on the Oregon Country Fair Council
     
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    blue32 Who wants a mustache ride?

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    I work in I.T. When a company like Forlabs considers a document fake, you listen. Otherwise I did not believe it.
     
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    If true, scary.

    LOL.
     
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    not true...but hey....it was a fun thought
     
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    Me too! We must know everything!
     
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    All because Obama has been afraid to confront them. His cowardice has also emboldened North Korea, Iran, and Turkey.
     
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    I wouldn't go that far my dear I.T friend. Maybe you're suffering from a mild case of Dunning-Kruger though? Don't fret, it happens in this industry quite a bit ;) .

    I guess we'll see where this goes from here, if at all. The points of forgery that were uncovered by Forlabs were interesting to me, mainly because that whole avenue of technology/research is fascinating.
     
  10. magnifier661

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    Denny Crane It's not even loaded! Staff Member Administrator

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    The electors refused to steal the election for the loser.

    http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-electoralcollege-idUSKBN1480FQ?il=0

    The "faithless electors" as they are known represent a rare break from the tradition of casting an Electoral College ballot as directed by the outcome of that state's popular election.

    The most recent instance of a "faithless elector" was in 2004, according to the Congressional Research Service. The practice has been very rare in modern times, with only eight such electors since 1900, each in a different election.

    The two Republican breaks on Monday came from Texas, where the voting is by secret ballot. One Republican elector voted for Ron Paul, a favorite among Libertarians and former Republican congressman, and another for Ohio Governor John Kasich, who challenged Trump in the race for the Republican nomination.

    Republican elector Christopher Suprun from Texas had said he would not vote for Trump, explaining in an op-ed in the New York Times that he had concerns about Trump's foreign policy experience and business conflicts.

    On the Democratic side, it appeared to be the largest number of electors not supporting their party's nominee since 1872, when 63 Democratic electors did not vote for party nominee Horace Greeley, who had died after the election but before the Electoral College convened, according to Fairvote.org. Republican Ulysses S. Grant had won re-election in a landslide.
     
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    Which Russian agency do you work for?
     
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    All of them.
     
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    https://www.washingtonpost.com/blog...stration-was-that-bad/?utm_term=.dadbdf606c7e

    The Russians weren’t that good; the Obama administration was that bad

    Just how incompetent is the Obama administration? It turns out they knew the Russians were behind the Democratic National Committee and attempted Republican National Committee hackings, but according to NBC News, decided not to take any decisive action because they were assuming a Hillary Clinton victory, and therefore felt President Clinton could deal with the Russians when she took office.

    At his end-of-year news conference Friday, President Obama admitted to his own weakness with his statement that his response to the DNC hacking was to tell Russian President Vladimir Putin to “cut it out,” when he saw Putin in China in September, fully a year after FBI agents tried to contact the DNC about the hacking attempts. What?! I hope Obama added a determined foot stomp and a “by golly” to his pitiful admonition to Putin. I wonder if Putin laughed in Obama’s face, or waited until he left the room. I think history will show the Putin abuse of Obama reached a crescendo at that moment. How is it possible that Obama’s team decided a flimsy warning to Putin would be enough of a response? Maybe Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said it best when he tweeted, “There would be no strong Putin without a weak Obama.”
     
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    I see that the CIA has released a photo of possible Russian hackers:

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