To: Maurice Winn who wrote (127962 ) 1/9/2017 9:32:02 PM From: GPS Info 2 RecommendationsRecommended By Alex MG benwood
Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 220353 The problem with 'intelligence' services is confirmation bias, group think, fear of opposing the official ideas, stupidity, Stockholm Syndrome. I have little respect for your opinions, and that's all you have here. If I were to ask about how the Stockholm Syndrome applies to intelligence services, all I would get is more BS.Hence CO2 mania has been running for decades There is no "hence." This is just another one of your continuous conflations. You think you are right about group think in the intelligence business "hence" you are right about global warming. You can also be wrong about either topic or both. Being right about one topic doesn't make you logically right about the other.Meanwhile, on RT right now, NATO is gearing up for World War III, possibly even before Obama is finished. Yes, I know you believe what you watch on RT, but you are easily manipulated by post-Soviet propaganda. He would love to go out with a Big Bang. He apparently doesn't know about Genghis Khan, Napoleon, Charge of the Light Brigade, Barbarossa. It's totally MAD but that's what NATO are doing. Of course you don't have any clue about Obama's plans for NATO before he leaves office. This is your fanciful mind spewing nonsense out of pure boredom. You just can't help yourself, and start writing about the Charge of the Light Brigade and Operation Barbarossa. This is just more of your nonsense. What will NATO attack with a Light Brigade? Will they attack a heavily defended artillery battery? Will they forget to use reconnaissance satellites and drones to determine the strength of the enemy? Why do you always write this nonsense? Do you think there is enough manpower in NATO to invade Russia and hold territory. Do you consider the breakaway regions of Ukraine to be Russian territory now? Given your supposed expertise, where exactly will NATO attack Russia? How do NATO members attack Russia without provocation or a UN resolution? What is the historical precedent for NATO attacking Russia, given that the NATO members on the boarder with Russia would suffer the highest casualties?