There was a noticeable changes in President Obama when he started his intelligence briefings. His candidate luster was gone. He became different. All I had to do was to realize the USA miltiary got to him.
This is interesting. He is rejecting his briefings while setting up his cabinet. Okay then.
I was not surprised when 2009 rolled around and Chelsea Manning decided President Obama broke his promise to end the war in Iraq. The military and the intelligence briefings caused Obama a pause in his promise to the people.
For activists that look on to notice how the USA applies an enormous military to the world I always wonder what the heck goes on to change the posture of a President-Elect. President Obama was a US Senator and all of a sudden he was backing away from his promises to his electorate. The military and the intelligent community must have one horrific agenda they serve up everyday.
I was not surprised when 2009 rolled around and Chelsea Manning decided President Obama broke his promise to end the war in Iraq. The military and the intelligence briefings caused Obama a pause in his promise to the people.
For activists that look on to notice how the USA applies an enormous military to the world I always wonder what the heck goes on to change the posture of a President-Elect. President Obama was a US Senator and all of a sudden he was backing away from his promises to his electorate. The military and the intelligent community must have one horrific agenda they serve up everyday.
November 23, 2016
By Greg Miller, Adam Entous
...A senior U.S. official (click here) who receives the same briefing delivered to President Barack Obama each day said that devoting time to such sessions would help Trump get up to speed on world events.
"Trump has a lot of catching up to do," the official said.
Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and a senior member of Trump's transition team, dismissed the issue, saying that Trump has devoted significant attention to security matters even while meeting with world leaders and assembling his administration.
"National security is Donald Trump's No. 1 priority and I think he's taking it very seriously," Nunes said in an interview. "Look how many leaders he's met with, how many phone calls he's done, positions he's filled. People who are being critical need to get a life."...
In the same vein, Edward Snowden blew the whistle on the intelligence community. Those two people were Americans and dedicated to their role in protecting the USA and they changed their mind.
Just sayin'.
In the same vein, Edward Snowden blew the whistle on the intelligence community. Those two people were Americans and dedicated to their role in protecting the USA and they changed their mind.
Just sayin'.
