Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Wed March 08, 2017 8:54 pm
Yes burt, there is bias in the media. You really cracked that one.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm mildly surprised by anyone who didn't already think that the government could and would do these things, tbh. Maybe I just watch too many movies.
That's all I've ever wanted you to say.Strat wrote:Yes burt, there is bias in the media. You really cracked that one.

Technically I posted the update.Strat wrote:Lol. I just posted that.bune wrote:Well...Self wrote:After Snowden, it's hard to muster any shock about what the CIA can and does do. To be honest, I'd be disappointed if they couldn't hack into my car and make me drive off a cliff.Kaius wrote:Yeah, but, is anyone even surprised by this leak? It just feels like, "yeah...eh". It is wrong and it is scary, but it's not a shocker.
https://www.wired.com/2016/08/jeep-hack ... ion-hacks/
I think in general, even when the Snowden news broke, the American public's interest in these kind of stories have been far lower than the attention they deserve.Kaius wrote:Yeah, but, is anyone even surprised by this leak? It just feels like, "yeah...eh". It is wrong and it is scary, but it's not a shocker.
But seriously, are you guys really shocked that our government would do this? Would you also be shocked if I told you other western-civilized countries more than likely do this too? Despite being "liberal" and "European", it happens.Strat wrote:E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm mildly surprised by anyone who didn't already think that the government could and would do these things, tbh. Maybe I just watch too many movies.
I think both 10club and the CIA have put tapps on the lines of RM. No question.
No, im not one shocked. Its why I haven't really given much thought to this.E.H. Ruddock wrote:But seriously, are you guys really shocked that our government would do this? Would you also be shocked if I told you other western-civilized countries more than likely do this too? Despite being "liberal" and "European", it happens.Strat wrote:E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm mildly surprised by anyone who didn't already think that the government could and would do these things, tbh. Maybe I just watch too many movies.
I think both 10club and the CIA have put tapps on the lines of RM. No question.
It's hard to be shocked by anything anymore, but it's still a pretty big deal when the CIA is doing whatever it wants, especially when they are targeting Americans and American companies.E.H. Ruddock wrote:But seriously, are you guys really shocked that our government would do this? Would you also be shocked if I told you other western-civilized countries more than likely do this too? Despite being "liberal" and "European", it happens.Strat wrote:E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm mildly surprised by anyone who didn't already think that the government could and would do these things, tbh. Maybe I just watch too many movies.
I think both 10club and the CIA have put tapps on the lines of RM. No question.
I think there will always be (mostly) apathy if the "general population" feels helpless to do anything about "it".digster wrote:I think in general, even when the Snowden news broke, the American public's interest in these kind of stories have been far lower than the attention they deserve.Kaius wrote:Yeah, but, is anyone even surprised by this leak? It just feels like, "yeah...eh". It is wrong and it is scary, but it's not a shocker.
Don't worry, we all saw it. You've gotta change your Skype voice-activation phrase from "Oh, yeah, am I glad I ran into you at the Waffle House" to something you say less often.McParadigm wrote:If the CIA can't spy on me via my appliances, then no one has ever watched me get blown on the couch, and that means I need to get a dog pronto.
Wait a minute this doesn't followBurtReynolds wrote:Trump news: "Anonymous leaks confirm Trump administration in complete disarray! Here are all the juicy details!"
CIA news (if they bother to report on it): "OMG who is the plant leaking info in the CIA!"
Most of them are known I suppose, but they certainly weren't waiting nearly a day after other outlets report it to bring it up, and when they do, largely ignoring the content.theplatypus wrote:Wait a minute this doesn't followBurtReynolds wrote:Trump news: "Anonymous leaks confirm Trump administration in complete disarray! Here are all the juicy details!"
CIA news (if they bother to report on it): "OMG who is the plant leaking info in the CIA!"
Why would they ask who is leaking info on the Trump administration?
They know who their sources are

That is a very bullshit liberal media slant on today's events.cutuphalfdead wrote:Burt: These liberal news sources are bullshit:
Liberals on RM: Burt, your complaint is valid, but those aren't the sources people should be reading anyway. In fact, the ones we rely on are covering the stories even you think they should.
Burt: FUCKING BULLSHIT LIBERAL MEDIA!
Ok, I've been away from my computer a lot today, so I ask this sincerely: was there something among those leaks that showed that the CIA was targeting Americans or American companies here without a warrant?BurtReynolds wrote:It's hard to be shocked by anything anymore, but it's still a pretty big deal when the CIA is doing whatever it wants, especially when they are targeting Americans and American companies.E.H. Ruddock wrote:But seriously, are you guys really shocked that our government would do this? Would you also be shocked if I told you other western-civilized countries more than likely do this too? Despite being "liberal" and "European", it happens.Strat wrote:E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm mildly surprised by anyone who didn't already think that the government could and would do these things, tbh. Maybe I just watch too many movies.
I think both 10club and the CIA have put tapps on the lines of RM. No question.