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U.S. Homeland Security warns that Russia is trying to undermine confidence in mail-in voting

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15 minutes ago, Morch said:

Seeing right through you. You're trying to mislead in general, and that's quite obvious.


Well, do me a favour. As you seem unable to accept that people who disagree with you are acting in good faith, please do not engage me in discussion again. I don't like this style of ad hominen attack. I see that it is popular on this forum but it lacks class and intellectual integrity. So, let's agree to disagree and avoid interacting in future.

 

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    Oh!.. And I thought the chief underminer of the mail in votes was the incumbent president of the United States.. It is so refreshing (and original) that it turns out to be the Russians once

  • Whatever ineffective dicking around they did with a tiny number of Facebooks ads in the run-up to the 2016 election, by now the Russians must be truly horrified to have once again become the American

  • You better tell all the intelligence agencies they are wrong.

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2 minutes ago, Poet said:


Well, do me a favour. As you seem unable to accept that people who disagree with you are acting in good faith, please do not engage me in discussion again. I don't like this style of ad hominen attack. I see that it is popular on this forum but it lacks class and intellectual integrity. So, let's agree to disagree and avoid interacting in future.

 

 

You're welcome to use the Ignore function. Considering you post a whole lot of stuff contradictory to facts and available reports, refuse to back it up, send posters to look stuff in Google and engage in personal commentary yourself, no favors for you.

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2 hours ago, Poet said:


Well, do me a favour. As you seem unable to accept that people who disagree with you are acting in good faith, please do not engage me in discussion again. I don't like this style of ad hominen attack. I see that it is popular on this forum but it lacks class and intellectual integrity. So, let's agree to disagree and avoid interacting in future.

 

Well to me you sound just like another Trump monkey dressed up in a costume of pseudo intellectual guff.

Guess you better put me on your ignore list as well sweetie !

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2 hours ago, Poet said:


Well, do me a favour. As you seem unable to accept that people who disagree with you are acting in good faith, please do not engage me in discussion again. I don't like this style of ad hominen attack. I see that it is popular on this forum but it lacks class and intellectual integrity. So, let's agree to disagree and avoid interacting in future.

 

Homeland security disagrees with you so enough with the deflection.

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      You can trust the Russians ON all forms of vote Rigging.

 

     Navalny and Opposition........0

     Putin..........................................10

9 hours ago, Opl said:

Trump followers - so nearly 40% of the Americans voters - really don't care what the rest of the world think,

Does anyone in the US care what others think? I don't think so....and nor should they in my view.

 

Perhaps some one should review the need for any more of this sort of stuff from now on. It seems to inflame opinion and seems to serve no end other than to highlight the huge gulf in American politics.

 

The world either needs a strong and powerful, but stable and sane America, or it needs America not at all.

2 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

Does anyone in the US care what others think? I don't think so....and nor should they in my view.

 

Perhaps some one should review the need for any more of this sort of stuff from now on. It seems to inflame opinion and seems to serve no end other than to highlight the huge gulf in American politics.

 

The world either needs a strong and powerful, but stable and sane America, or it needs America not at all.

It's just that with Trump's election, America isn't that "exceptional" anymore, and that is something the rest of the World feels very comfortable with, meaning "so now you too.. "

Besides, and there is no doubt about it, Trump is good news for China, good news for Europe, good news for Russia   

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4 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

Does anyone in the US care what others think? I don't think so....and nor should they in my view.

 

Perhaps some one should review the need for any more of this sort of stuff from now on. It seems to inflame opinion and seems to serve no end other than to highlight the huge gulf in American politics.

 

The world either needs a strong and powerful, but stable and sane America, or it needs America not at all.

Solid point. While everyone everywhere is free to voice their opinion, why on Earth would rational Americans care what foreigners think? Why should people from the UK care what I think about their politics? A country's politics is up to that country's citizens. If you (you, generically) are that wrapped up about America's politics, you are probably too dependent on us and should get a life (all you statements generic).

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8 hours ago, MajarTheLion said:

Solid point. While everyone everywhere is free to voice their opinion, why on Earth would rational Americans care what foreigners think? Why should people from the UK care what I think about their politics? A country's politics is up to that country's citizens. If you (you, generically) are that wrapped up about America's politics, you are probably too dependent on us and should get a life (all you statements generic).

 

How the USA is perceived abroad may not immediately effect or interest the average American. But if one addresses the USA's national interest in preserving its international stature and image, things are different. Kinda doubt you needed this explanation, really.

10 hours ago, MajarTheLion said:

Solid point. While everyone everywhere is free to voice their opinion, why on Earth would rational Americans care what foreigners think? Why should people from the UK care what I think about their politics? A country's politics is up to that country's citizens. If you (you, generically) are that wrapped up about America's politics, you are probably too dependent on us and should get a life (all you statements generic).

Why would Americans living in Thailand care what Thai people think of them?

 

You don't get out much, do you?

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