Comey, Brennan, and the Hoax

[ionel]

1 hour ago, mspart said:

Trump said Coca Cola was going to make coke with sugar.   One week later, Coke made the announcement themselves. 

An example that negates your axiom.   Therefore your axiom is incorrect. 

mspart

Maybe it's rv that always lies - 100%.  

[1032004]

2 hours ago, mspart said:

Trump said Coca Cola was going to make coke with sugar.   One week later, Coke made the announcement themselves. 

An example that negates your axiom.   Therefore your axiom is incorrect. 

mspart

They haven’t said they’re getting rid of HFCS, just that they’re adding a cane sugar version to “complement” the existing product line.  And they already sell a cane sugar version in Mexico and for Passover anyway.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/coca-cola-confirms-cane-sugar-114507638.html

[Offthemat]

With an intelligence document showing that Russia had retrieved discussions within the DNC that Hiliary was a physical and mental basket case, over stimulated on tranquilizers, Comey wrote that it was  “reasonably likely that hostile actors gained access to Secretary Clinton’s private email account.”  Changing the wording to “possible.” before making the statement publicly.  

This is from documents that were restricted from being digitized, that about five hard copies exist, all locked away in super secret status, with access approved to only a few very high level officials.  

[Caveira]

10 hours ago, ionel said:

Maybe it's rv that always lies - 100%.  

The media in a loop saying fact Russia hacked the election over and over etc 

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8kJA4Wq/

[Caveira]

17 hours ago, Offthemat said:

With an intelligence document showing that Russia had retrieved discussions within the DNC that Hiliary was a physical and mental basket case, over stimulated on tranquilizers, Comey wrote that it was  “reasonably likely that hostile actors gained access to Secretary Clinton’s private email account.”  Changing the wording to “possible.” before making the statement publicly.  

This is from documents that were restricted from being digitized, that about five hard copies exist, all locked away in super secret status, with access approved to only a few very high level officials.  

So was Rudy right ?   She looks like something is wrong.   

 

[Offthemat]

26 minutes ago, Caveira said:

So was Rudy right ?   She looks like something is wrong.   

 

Pretty obvious, I’d say. 

[Caveira]

2 minutes ago, Offthemat said:

Pretty obvious, I’d say. 

Hillary acting weird again :

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8kJoJ58/

[mspart]

19 hours ago, 1032004 said:

They haven’t said they’re getting rid of HFCS, just that they’re adding a cane sugar version to “complement” the existing product line.  And they already sell a cane sugar version in Mexico and for Passover anyway.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/coca-cola-confirms-cane-sugar-114507638.html

How does this make Trump a liar?   They do not sell cane sugar in the US.   They are adding to to the US market, I don't know in what "to be named" product.   But he announced and it and a week later Coke confirmed it.   That makes Trump a liar how?    The axiom was that whenever he opens his mouth he is a liar.   This proves the axiom wrong.   It really was nothing more than that. 

mspart

Edited Thursday at 08:57 PM by mspart

[Offthemat]

The second ODNI report ~40 pages:

https://www.dni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/DIG/DIG-Declassified-HPSCI-Report-Manufactured-Russia-Hoax-July2025.pdf

[Caveira]

Had ai give me the top 5 critical players  in the article and what they did 

Here are the top 5 individuals who emerged as most responsible or central in the Declassified HPSCI Report on the Manufactured Russia Hoax (July 2025) and associated oversight findings:

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1. John Brennan

• As CIA Director during the final drafting of the January 2017 ICA, Brennan pushed insistently to include the high‑confidence assessment that Putin preferred Trump—even after veteran CIA officers objected––and against internal warnings 

• The report singles him out for over‑riding standard tradecraft practices and promoting intelligence conclusions based on ambiguous, unverified sources Politico.

2. James Comey

• As FBI Director, Comey is implicated in perpetuating the collusion narrative and involved in leaks that contributed to public overstatements of Trump–Russia ties 

• He is named among key intelligence figures criticized for bias and mishandling of the investigation 

3. James Clapper

• The ODNI/HPSCI report states that President Obama and his national security team—including Clapper—directed the creation and release of an ICA they allegedly knew was false to promote the collusion narrative 

4. Tulsi Gabbard (as DNI and report issuer)

• While not part of the original intelligence process, as Director of National Intelligence, Gabbard led the declassification and promotion of the 2025 HPSCI report.

• She referred evidence to the DOJ and labeled actions by Obama-era officials a “treasonous conspiracy,” giving the report legal and political weight 

5. Obama-era National Security Team (collective)

• The report identifies a coordinated group—including senior figures in the Obama White House and agencies—who influenced and shaped intelligence assessments, allegedly manufacturing a false narrative regarding Putin’s intentions toward Trump

[Offthemat]

Matt Taibbi’s take:

https://www.racket.news/p/in-brutal-document-release-the-russia?r=5mz1&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

“All three reports weren’t just unsourced and unreliable, but discarded fictions pulled out of the CIA’s trash heap. “They manipulated the manipulations,” is how ODNI Deputy Chief of Staff Alexa Henning put it. 

The Assessment was written by just five CIA analysts hand-picked by Brennan, but even these most favored lieutenants couldn’t accept the key pieces of evidence. Two of the five went to Brennan to say, “We don’t have direct information that Putin wanted to get Trump elected,” only to be overruled. The same thing happened when members of the group objected to the Steele material, saying it didn’t meet even “basic tradecraft standards.” When confronted on this point, Brennan reportedly said, “Yes, but doesn’t it ring true?””

[Tripnsweep]

The only Coca Cola I enjoy is the Mexican variety in the glass bottle. It just tastes better. One of my students travels to Mexico frequently and asked if I wanted him to bring anything back. I told him to bring back some coke, which was a joke as intended. No joke he must have brought 50 bottles of it. It's so cheap there too, I remember paying 75 cents for a half liter glass bottle at a corner store 2 or 3 years ago. The smaller bottles are like 50 cents. 

[mspart]

My son prefers Mexican glass bottled Coca cola.  

mspart