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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1401807)5/7/2023 8:24:42 PM
From: Sdgla  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576230
 
Ahhhh.. no. All your chickens coming home to roost. Pass the popcorn adolf




To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1401807)5/7/2023 8:27:20 PM
From: Sdgla  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1576230
 
Liars like u lie… 24/7 .. like your Russia lie & your grifter biden lies

'Premeditated and admitted lie': Intel pros slam Biden laptop letter after bombshell revelation

Ex-CIA boss Morell wrote colleague that the Hunter Biden laptop letter was a "talking point" to help Joe Biden at debate.

Intelligence professionals reacted swiftly to the news Wednesday night, saying the revelation that two former CIA chiefs used their professional credentials to influence the 2020 election was troubling. "This wasn't a 'talking point' to toss back at Trump, it was a premeditated and admitted lie to the American people designed specifically to deceive and hide the truth," retired FBI intelligence chief Kevin Brock told Just the News. "And for what? To help elect a politician? What a steep and sad cost to the soul for such a meager goal." Morell testified to Jordan's committee that a conversation he had with current Secretary of State Antony Blinken, then a Biden campaign adviser, "triggered" his effort to organize the letter, that his intention was to help Biden win the election and that the Biden campaign provided assistance spreading the letter to news media. Blinken has since tried to minimize his role in the letter, insisting it wasn't his idea. But he has not denied having the conversation with Morell or sending a subsequent email to the former CIA boss containing a USA Today article that provided the key passage in the letter claiming the laptop was possible Russian disinformation. That claim proved untrue. The FBI had the laptop since December 2019, and U.S. intelligence had no evidence the laptop was a Russian disinformation operation, officials have admitted.