Spicer hints Obama's Russian sanctions 'politically motivated

[MarkPerry 488]

You can rest assured it Hillary would of won the Whitehouse as was expected and Obama's legacy was secured, then this wouldn't of been an issue.

 

Good Job Dumbo

 

[Dakine10 5,452]

5 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

I believe the reason you have different point of views is Obama hasn't done jack squat about Russians or China spying or hacking for 8 years, now that he is about gone then he tried to get tough.  He is like a little child, once his parents show up to escort him out of school then he starts mouthing off. 

 

    Obama's sanctions over Russia's involvement in Ukraine have been absolutely brutal for Russia. There are many US sanctions against Russia ATM, such as for supplying weapons to countries on the US state sponsored terrorism list, human rights violations and interfering with other governments. Most of the sanctions were done through congress. The Ukraine sanctions are by far the toughest, and they are the only ones's done through executive action.

 

  If you consider Obama to have been weak on Russia, good for you. It fits the overall picture of the fanboy narrative that some of you are caught up in. The Russians don't feel that way about him.

 

  The reason Putin would rather see Trump in office, even with all Trumps idiosyncrasies, is that they cannot get out of their economic black hole without getting those sanctions removed and Trumps suggestion that he would look at that is the bone that Putin needed. 

 

   

  

[Dakine10 5,452]

5 hours ago, Jacque67 said:

 

trump, who doesn't trust computers, uses his android to tweet about miss universe in Russia . You think his phone and room weren't hacked. Putin has lots of stuff on trump.

 

 

 

   I doubt this is Putin's first dance either. I wonder if the people who think we should move on realize how much Putin didn't want McCain in office in 2008 or Romney in 2012. Failing to ascertain the scope of this now just sets us up for worse in the future.

 

  The extent that Putin has or will interfere with US policy will always be determined by Putin's interest. Putin is not interesting in making America 'great'. Putin is interested in making Russia 'great', and mostly in making Putin 'great'. Often times that runs contrary to America's interest.

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35 minutes ago, Dakine10 said:

 

    Obama's sanctions over Russia's involvement in Ukraine have been absolutely brutal for Russia. There are many US sanctions against Russia ATM, such as for supplying weapons to countries on the US state sponsored terrorism list, human rights violations and interfering with other governments. Most of the sanctions were done through congress. The Ukraine sanctions are by far the toughest, and they are the only ones's done through executive action.

 

  If you consider Obama to have been weak on Russia, good for you. It fits the overall picture of the fanboy narrative that some of you are caught up in. The Russians don't feel that way about him.

 

  The reason Putin would rather see Trump in office, even with all Trumps idiosyncrasies, is that they cannot get out of their economic black hole without getting those sanctions removed and Trumps suggestion that he would look at that is the bone that Putin needed. 

 

   

  

Or maybe it's because he would love to have another super power to help him in the global fight against radical Islamic extremists 

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19 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

Or maybe it's because he would love to have another super power to help him in the global fight against radical Islamic extremists 

 

Putin is not a new player to world politics. We can see how he has acted in the past. It is pretty clear his number one focus is on himself, and his number two is on Russia. I am very confident when I say that his happiness over a Trump Presidency is not because Trump will make America great, but because it will make Putin greater, and Russia stronger. American benefiting would be, most likely, an unfortunate side effect in Putin's eyes.

[Jacque67 7,328]

30 minutes ago, Dakine10 said:

 

   I doubt this is Putin's first dance either. I wonder if the people who think we should move on realize how much Putin didn't want McCain in office in 2008 or Romney in 2012. Failing to ascertain the scope of this now just sets us up for worse in the future.

 

  The extent that Putin has or will interfere with US policy will always be determined by Putin's interest. Putin is not interesting in making America 'great'. Putin is interested in making Russia 'great', and mostly in making Putin 'great'. Often times that runs contrary to America's interest.

Indeed. Richard Burt, the GOP lobbyist for a Russian oil pipeline the US opposed, crafted Trump's Russian alignment speech, April 27.

 

But hey, I'm busy trying to corner the courier pigeon market and brushing up my pig Latin ...computers and all...

[ready4ONE 5,400]

7 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

I liked the tweet about him messing with his opponents.  I would of done the same, after all the was said about him, and how he didn't have a chance and he was this and he was that.

 

Very Alpha Male, You beat them now you get to rub their noses in it. 

 

#RespectSchizoidMegalomaniacs! Donald Trump was rude, boorish, most of the time incoherent and inconsistent, clearly only able to handle praise and adulation while being extremely sensitive to criticism or even jest at his expense. Nothing Alpha about Donald Trump.

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[MarkPerry 488]

5 minutes ago, ready4ONE said:

 

#RespectSchizoidMegalomaniacs! Donald Trump was rude, boorish, most of the time incoherent and inconsistent, clearly only able to handle praise and adulation while being extremely sensitive to criticism or even jest at his expense. Nothing Alpha about Donald Trump.

You make me laugh, I am loving it. 

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27 minutes ago, ready4ONE said:

 

#RespectSchizoidMegalomaniacs! Donald Trump was rude, boorish, most of the time incoherent and inconsistent, clearly only able to handle praise and adulation while being extremely sensitive to criticism or even jest at his expense. Nothing Alpha about Donald Trump.

 

Ready you have to remember that when they say "Alpha" here on these forums, they actually mean "Adolescent". Replace the word and you'll quickly realize how well it fits and it helps all of the posts make sense.

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11 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

Dang, I need to wear my tinfoil hat

Yeah the Ruskies are out to get us conspiracy theories are getting quite ridiculous. They made a big deal in the corporate news this weekend about a utility worker having malware on a laptop that might have come from Russia.  Fear mongering to people who don't even know what malware is or what it does. Let me explain for all the snowflakes what malware is. It is software designed to monitor a computers activities for marketing purpose. It comes from all parts of the world including Russia and the US. I might have Russian malware on my computer. I guess that means Putin is personally trying to hack my computer. Malware cannot take down a power grid. In fact a laptop used by a utility worker isn't even connected to the grid in a way that would allow that. The systems that control the power grid aren't even connected to the internet. Most conspiracy theories are harmless but this one could trigger WW3.

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48 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

Yeah the Ruskies are out to get us conspiracy theories are getting quite ridiculous. They made a big deal in the corporate news this weekend about a utility worker having malware on a laptop that might have come from Russia.  Fear mongering to people who don't even know what malware is or what it does. Let me explain for all the snowflakes what malware is. It is software designed to monitor a computers activities for marketing purpose. It comes from all parts of the world including Russia and the US. I might have Russian malware on my computer. I guess that means Putin is personally trying to hack my computer. Malware cannot take down a power grid. In fact a laptop used by a utility worker isn't even connected to the grid in a way that would allow that. The systems that control the power grid aren't even connected to the internet. Most conspiracy theories are harmless but this one could trigger WW3.

My husband had to mansplain to me that he's not quite sure you actually know what malware is and if you suspect you have malware stop posting and get that thing checked out by a professional.

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14 hours ago, Jacque67 said:

Spicer has been criticizing Obama for being weak on Russia for years. Now acting as Putin's spokesperson in the US.

 

the guy is so angry he's gonna explode!!!!

Obama has been weak on Russia for the entirety of his administration. I was disappointed most after he just turned his cheek when Crimea was invaded by Russia. But it seems Trump, and his alt-right army want to take that even further and take direction from Putin and Russia. That would seem to be the antithesis of democracy.

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17 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

You can rest assured it Hillary would of won the Whitehouse as was expected and Obama's legacy was secured, then this wouldn't of been an issue.

 

Good Job Dumbo

 

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