Why does a supposed Lefty -- who says he supports Bernie Sanders and used to work with a Lefty news commentary outlet (the Young Trucks) -- cherry pick the IG report to defend the horrible Dotard? It is as if Dore desperately desires a 2nd term for Dotard. Hopefully -- despite Dore's best efforts -- that won't happen. And the useful idiot will find himself unemployed in November of next year.
Thank you for (what I assume is) a compliment. I'll stick with integrity over "tegrity". Given that "tegrity" is (I assume) fake integrity. Clearly it involves believing obvious bullshit.
What else can a person do when dealing with someone as dishonest as you? Certainly nobody can take anything you say at face value. btw, I don't GAF about your "tegrity" or belief that I am "sdubid". Also, what is the deal with all the comments in Russian attached to that video? Would I be incorrect to assume you're able to read them?
lol! You're the one who wasn't in the least bit skeptical of James Comey and the veracity of the Russia investigation... and you now accuse me of dishonesty when the true facts come out? You, sir, are a PATHOLOGICAL liar.
And no, I don't read Russian unless I pass the comment through Google translate.
You don't give a shit about "true facts", only narratives. Russian narratives, specifically. And, no, I was not skeptical of the Russia investigation. I believe what I see with my own eyes and hear with my own ears. "Russia, if you're listening" let's collude. Ukraine, "do us a favor though". China, investigate the Bidens. Collusion with foreign powers to cheat and steal elections is Dotard's MO. THAT is a true fact. "Pathological liar"... LOL. You're thinking of Dotard. Last I heard he had surpassed 16k lies.
The fact that Russia never provided e-mails and Ukraine never did him a favour is proof that there was no collusion.
Oh, and please ask Ukraine about the Russian e-mails, since they're the one's (CrowStrike) who "verified" the "Russian hack". Oh, wait, isn't THAT what Trump's being impeached for asking? lol!
CrowdStrike is an American company. One that has been hired (and continues to be hired by) Democrats and republics. Why would republic politicans (individuals and groups) continue to hire CrowdStrike if what you say were true? They do because your claims about this company are complete bullshit.
CrowdStrike isn't Ukrainian, and CrowdStrike and Ukraine certainly aren't one in the same -- as you imply in your absurd and unhinged comment (above).
Apparently you've forgotten, but Russia WikiLeaked the data they stole from the DNC via their stooge Julian Assange.
Crowdstrike has also FAKED data about Russian hacking in the past:
The CrowdStrike report, released in December, asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.
But the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) told VOA that CrowdStrike erroneously used IISS data as proof of the intrusion. IISS disavowed any connection to the CrowdStrike report. Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense also has claimed combat losses and hacking never happened.
The challenges to CrowdStrike’s credibility are significant because the firm was the first to link last year’s hacks of Democratic Party computers to Russian actors, and because CrowdStrike co-founder Dimiti Alperovitch has trumpeted its Ukraine report as more evidence of Russian election tampering.
Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.
VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.
CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.
George Kurtz was born and raised in New Jersey. Dimitri Alperovich (dob 1980) was "born in Moscow in the Russian S.F.S.R., a constituent republic of the Soviet Union ... in 1994, his father was granted a visa to Canada, and a year later the family moved to Chattanooga". Gregg Marston has no Wikipedia page.
"All Ukrainian tech born in Russia and raised in the Ukraine" = bullshit.
I'd ask if you have a source that says otherwise, but YOU linked to the Alperovich Wikipedia page. It does NOT say he was raised in Ukraine. Not that, if he was (after he was born, but before his family moved to Canada and then the US when he was 14) it would prove there was any validity to your BS conspiracy theory concerning this American company (founded in America by 3 Americans raised in America).
Wikipedia (which you linked to) says he was born in Russia, then his family moved to Canada for a year, then to the United States. It never says he lived in Ukraine. Not that that, if he did, that would prove there was any merit to your conspiracy theory. And you never explained why republic politicians and republic political organizations continue to hire CrowdStrike. If it were "proven" they faked data you'd think they wouldn't be getting such gigs anymore. The incident you refer to, btw, also isn't listed on Wikipedia (while other jobs they did are laid out in a timeline).
...behind the curtain, the Atlantic Council has initiated a lucrative relationship with a corruption-tainted Ukrainian gas company, the Burisma Group, that is worth as much as $250,000 a year. The partnership has paid for lavish conferences in Monaco and helped bring Burisma’s oligarchic founder out of the cold.
Pay-for-play collaborations have helped grow the Atlantic Council’s annual revenue from $2 million to over $20 million in the past decade. In almost every case, the think tank has churned out policy prescriptions that seem suited to its donors’ interests.
Government contributors to the Atlantic Council include Gulf monarchies, the U.S. State Department and various Turkish interests.
In May 2017, Turkish President Recep Erdogan was filmed watching as his personal guards brutalized Kurdish protesters in Washington, D.C.; lost in the headlines was the fact that he was on his way into an event at the Turkish ambassador’s residence hosted by the Atlantic Council.
America is a nation of immigrants. The danger she faces comes from the fact that American authorities currently trust recent Ukrainian immigrants to forensically identify Russian hacking...
We're trusting our intelligence services, all of which confirmed the hack originated in Russia. And your "deep state" conspiracy is bullshit. If real, the "deep state" would have prevented Dotard from being "elected".
You think the DNC leaked it's own emails so Hillary Clinton would lose, thus setting up the opportunity to attempt a "coup"? Your conspiracy theory doesn't even make any sense.
Why does a supposed Lefty -- who says he supports Bernie Sanders and used to work with a Lefty news commentary outlet (the Young Trucks) -- cherry pick the IG report to defend the horrible Dotard? It is as if Dore desperately desires a 2nd term for Dotard. Hopefully -- despite Dore's best efforts -- that won't happen. And the useful idiot will find himself unemployed in November of next year.
ReplyDelete...because he has something that YOU don't. Intellectual Tegrity.
ReplyDeleteNo, I have never done coke. I didn't know Jimmy Dore had. Using coke makes you believe idiotic Putin conspiracies? Who knew?
ReplyDeleteEven "coke" has more Tegrity than you'll EVER have.
ReplyDeleteThank you for (what I assume is) a compliment. I'll stick with integrity over "tegrity". Given that "tegrity" is (I assume) fake integrity. Clearly it involves believing obvious bullshit.
ReplyDeleteYou do assume a lot...
ReplyDelete:P
ReplyDeleteWhat else can a person do when dealing with someone as dishonest as you? Certainly nobody can take anything you say at face value. btw, I don't GAF about your "tegrity" or belief that I am "sdubid". Also, what is the deal with all the comments in Russian attached to that video? Would I be incorrect to assume you're able to read them?
ReplyDeletelol! You're the one who wasn't in the least bit skeptical of James Comey and the veracity of the Russia investigation... and you now accuse me of dishonesty when the true facts come out? You, sir, are a PATHOLOGICAL liar.
ReplyDeleteAnd no, I don't read Russian unless I pass the comment through Google translate.
You don't give a shit about "true facts", only narratives. Russian narratives, specifically. And, no, I was not skeptical of the Russia investigation. I believe what I see with my own eyes and hear with my own ears. "Russia, if you're listening" let's collude. Ukraine, "do us a favor though". China, investigate the Bidens. Collusion with foreign powers to cheat and steal elections is Dotard's MO. THAT is a true fact. "Pathological liar"... LOL. You're thinking of Dotard. Last I heard he had surpassed 16k lies.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that Russia never provided e-mails and Ukraine never did him a favour is proof that there was no collusion.
ReplyDeleteOh, and please ask Ukraine about the Russian e-mails, since they're the one's (CrowStrike) who "verified" the "Russian hack". Oh, wait, isn't THAT what Trump's being impeached for asking? lol!
CrowdStrike is an American company. One that has been hired (and continues to be hired by) Democrats and republics. Why would republic politicans (individuals and groups) continue to hire CrowdStrike if what you say were true? They do because your claims about this company are complete bullshit.
ReplyDeleteCrowdStrike isn't Ukrainian, and CrowdStrike and Ukraine certainly aren't one in the same -- as you imply in your absurd and unhinged comment (above).
Apparently you've forgotten, but Russia WikiLeaked the data they stole from the DNC via their stooge Julian Assange.
CrowdStrike was co-founded by George Kurtz (CEO),[4][5] Dmitri Alperovitch (CTO),[6] and Gregg Marston (CFO, retired) in 2011.
ReplyDeleteAll Ukrainian tech...
Crowdstrike has also FAKED data about Russian hacking in the past:
ReplyDeleteThe CrowdStrike report, released in December, asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.
But the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) told VOA that CrowdStrike erroneously used IISS data as proof of the intrusion. IISS disavowed any connection to the CrowdStrike report. Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense also has claimed combat losses and hacking never happened.
The challenges to CrowdStrike’s credibility are significant because the firm was the first to link last year’s hacks of Democratic Party computers to Russian actors, and because CrowdStrike co-founder Dimiti Alperovitch has trumpeted its Ukraine report as more evidence of Russian election tampering.
Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.
VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.
CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.
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ReplyDeleteRe: "All Ukrainian tech..."
ReplyDeleteNo. I looked at the page you linked to. It does not say this. CrowdStrike is an American company founded and run by Americans.
American's born in Russia and raised in Ukraine... known to now HATE Russia and lie about the evil Russian hackers to ALL the world.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Kurtz was born and raised in New Jersey. Dimitri Alperovich (dob 1980) was "born in Moscow in the Russian S.F.S.R., a constituent republic of the Soviet Union ... in 1994, his father was granted a visa to Canada, and a year later the family moved to Chattanooga". Gregg Marston has no Wikipedia page.
ReplyDelete"All Ukrainian tech born in Russia and raised in the Ukraine" = bullshit.
I'd ask if you have a source that says otherwise, but YOU linked to the Alperovich Wikipedia page. It does NOT say he was raised in Ukraine. Not that, if he was (after he was born, but before his family moved to Canada and then the US when he was 14) it would prove there was any validity to your BS conspiracy theory concerning this American company (founded in America by 3 Americans raised in America).
Dimitri is the CTO. The others are CEA/CFOs. The "tech" is ALL Russo-Ukrainian.
ReplyDeleteWikipedia (which you linked to) says he was born in Russia, then his family moved to Canada for a year, then to the United States. It never says he lived in Ukraine. Not that that, if he did, that would prove there was any merit to your conspiracy theory. And you never explained why republic politicians and republic political organizations continue to hire CrowdStrike. If it were "proven" they faked data you'd think they wouldn't be getting such gigs anymore. The incident you refer to, btw, also isn't listed on Wikipedia (while other jobs they did are laid out in a timeline).
ReplyDeleteAll people born in Ukraine before 1991 are Russians. Dimitrova's on the Atlantic Council, Ukraine's top lobby.
ReplyDeleteWhy the Biden's love for the Atlantic Council is MUTUAL.
...behind the curtain, the Atlantic Council has initiated a lucrative relationship with a corruption-tainted Ukrainian gas company, the Burisma Group, that is worth as much as $250,000 a year. The partnership has paid for lavish conferences in Monaco and helped bring Burisma’s oligarchic founder out of the cold.
ReplyDeletePay-for-play collaborations have helped grow the Atlantic Council’s annual revenue from $2 million to over $20 million in the past decade. In almost every case, the think tank has churned out policy prescriptions that seem suited to its donors’ interests.
ReplyDeleteGovernment contributors to the Atlantic Council include Gulf monarchies, the U.S. State Department and various Turkish interests.
In May 2017, Turkish President Recep Erdogan was filmed watching as his personal guards brutalized Kurdish protesters in Washington, D.C.; lost in the headlines was the fact that he was on his way into an event at the Turkish ambassador’s residence hosted by the Atlantic Council.
Re: "All people born in Ukraine before 1991 are Russians". Wikipedia says he was born in Moscow. Moscow isn't in Ukraine.
ReplyDeleteA Ukrainian can't be born in his nation's capital? Who knew? Can a loyal Kentuckian ever be born in Tennessee?
ReplyDeletePossibilities and guesses do not make Dimitri Alperovich Ukranian at birth. Only facts would. And you have yet to provide any.
ReplyDeleteHe's not a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council? Who knew?
ReplyDeleteHis dad (Michael Alperovich) defected from Russia and was given a new cover by the CIA. His background was scrubbed.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a49902/the-russian-emigre-leading-the-fight-to-protect-america/
http://themillenniumreport.com/2017/01/dnc-russian-hackers-found/
America is a nation of immigrants. The danger she faces comes from the fact that American authorities currently trust recent Ukrainian immigrants to forensically identify Russian hacking...
ReplyDeleteWe're trusting our intelligence services, all of which confirmed the hack originated in Russia. And your "deep state" conspiracy is bullshit. If real, the "deep state" would have prevented Dotard from being "elected".
ReplyDeleteYou think the DNC leaked it's own emails so Hillary Clinton would lose, thus setting up the opportunity to attempt a "coup"? Your conspiracy theory doesn't even make any sense.
We're trusting our intelligence services, none of which examined the raw data...
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