Red Mosquito

Simple Torture wrote:

96583UP wrote:they require a gift gesture prior to offering a response. typically, either a dumpster or above-ground-swimming pool full of cash, with ed's favorite thing of the moment painted on the side

So a huge NASCAR logo? Very apropos for North Carolina.

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Bi_3 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

96583UP wrote:they require a gift gesture prior to offering a response. typically, either a dumpster or above-ground-swimming pool full of cash, with ed's favorite thing of the moment painted on the side

So a huge NASCAR logo? Very apropos for North Carolina.

Or his all time fav:

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Strat wrote:CIA: RUSSIA ACTED IN ELECTION TO BOOST TRUMP
CIA: Russia acted in election to boost Trump
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In a secret assessment shared with key senators, CIA briefers said it was now "quite clear" that electing Trump was Russia's goal, the Washington Post reported. "It is the assessment of the intelligence community that Russia's goal here was to favor one candidate over the other," a senior official said.

Bi_3 wrote:Rumor:

I heard the in the Podesta email hack, the phishing email was sent to IT for review but when they responded the word "illegitimate" in "This is a illegitimate email" was auto-corrected to "legitimate" and so Podesta opened it giving the Russians access to his gmail.

Shawn Henry, who once led the F.B.I.’s cyber division and is now president of CrowdStrike Services, the cybersecurity firm retained by the D.N.C. in April, said he was baffled that the F.B.I. did not call a more senior official at the D.N.C. or send an agent in person to the party headquarters to try to force a more vigorous response.

“We are not talking about an office that is in the middle of the woods of Montana,” Mr. Henry said. “We are talking about an office that is half a mile from the F.B.I. office that is getting the notification.”

“This is not a mom-and-pop delicatessen or a local library. This is a critical piece of the U.S. infrastructure because it relates to our electoral process, our elected officials, our legislative process, our executive process,” he added. “To me it is a high-level, serious issue, and if after a couple of months you don’t see any results, somebody ought to raise that to a higher level.”

Simple Torture wrote:So Podesta's e-mail wasn't "hacked," right? If someone fools you into sending them your password, you weren't hacked--you're just a buffoon.