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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1352976)	4/7/2022 10:27:51 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mick Mørmøny Respond to of 1574681

You should verify where you're receiving your Russian disinformation from...make sure they keep their lies straight. But the lies are worth it, right? because, you know, our own gov't wouldn't lie or manipulate us.... In a break with the past, U.S. is using intel to fight an info war with Russia, even when the intel isn't rock solid “It doesn’t have to be solid intelligence,” one U.S. official said. “It’s more important to get out ahead of them [the Russians], Putin specifically, before they do something." April 5, 2022, 10:43 PM HST By Ken Dilanian, Courtney Kube, Carol E. Lee and Dan De Luce It was an attention-grabbing assertion that made headlines around the world: U.S. officials said they had indications suggesting Russia might be preparing to use chemical agents in Ukraine. President Joe Biden later said it publicly. But three U.S. officials told NBC News this week there is no evidence Russia has brought any chemical weapons near Ukraine. They said the U.S. released the information to deter Russia from using the banned munitions. It’s one of a string of examples of the Biden administration’s breaking with recent precedent by deploying declassified intelligence as part of an information war against Russia. The administration has done so even when the intelligence wasn’t rock solid, officials said, to keep Russian President Vladimir Putin off balance. Coordinated by the White House National Security Council, the unprecedented intelligence releases have been so frequent and voluminous, officials said, that intelligence agencies had to devote more staff members to work on the declassification process, scrubbing the information so it wouldn’t betray sources and methods. Observers of all stripes have called it a bold and so far successful strategy — although not one without risks.