OT How are the actions of Russia not an act of war?

Well we have Russia and North Korea firing off missiles as often as they like. Seems fairly provocative to me. I don't know if it justifies going to war, but it doesn't seem like a very peaceful time right now.

 

And so he was fired. I have no problem with that. What seems to me to be a giant problem is the leaking of the information to the press by the NSA or CIA, whom ever about the conversation.
That is the transgress I want fixed. I don't know shit about why Flynn was talking with the Russians nor whether it was Ok or not. I do know the leaker(s) have no right what so ever to spill it to the media.
That is abuse of the law that gives them to right to gather the information on any of us.

 

Naw, no reason to hit the panic button..

 

Let's get one thing straight... Obama fired Flynn... Trump did not. He allowed him to resign after getting caught in a lie and then made statements that feels he's being treated unfairly. Two entirely different responses. Trump is an idiot.

 

If Russia is blackmailing our President and turning him into a puppet, do you not think that we have already returned to those days? Putin wants to take Russia back to the glory days.

 

Perhaps it is time to calm yourself.

 

I said "if."