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To: LindyBill who wrote (618275)12/12/2016 2:46:09 PM
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If Russia did hack DNC, Clinton's emails and lots more besides, so what? It's not as though the NSA isn't doing the same thing to Russia along with everyone else, including, illegally, Americans who are specifically protected [or were supposed to be] by the constitution. << To complete the chain of dishonesty, the trope of Russian interference in the election is getting a new airing. In a painfully obvious charade, Obama is being “pushed” by his own party to reveal security service information on “Russian interference” in the US election. The focus is particularly on the allegation that the Russian state hacked the Podesta and DNC emails and gave them to WikiLeaks.>>

Getting all whiny about Russia possibly doing what the USA does 10 times as much is pathetic. Remember how Obama was listening in on Merkel's cellphone calls? Remember Evil Harpy Victoria Nuland interfering in Ukraine's politics, fomenting a coup. Then the USA carried on to influence the election in Crimea [they voted for Putin, not Nuland].

At least there was one patriotic person who put the kibosh on the NSA crimes against You the People [our great and estimable hero Ed Snowden]. Clapper and Clinton are still not in prison though.

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