New reports about election manipulation read like a Tom Clancy novel

American Thinker ^ | Andrea Widburg

[BraveMan]

Given this is FreeRepublic, I’d say more like a Matt Bracken novel.

[Travis McGee]

[attiladhun2]

Tom Clancey is a bigtime Clintonista and Deep Stater.

[mund1011]

This was all set up by the biggest scandal in American history, the swearing in of an ineligible usurper by BOTH parties in 2009 who proceeded to corrupt our ENTIRE government.

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Best summation of our clusterf*ck nation. Certainly not the only causal, but absolutely the most obvious one.

[American in Israel]

Great post!

[American in Israel]

What’s about to happen, hopefully, is a long-overdue smackdown of Iran.

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A flight of B52’s is a most epic smackdown.

[missthethunder]

911 was right out of a Tom Clancy Book too.

[V K Lee]

Very good movie, btw.
The ending was certainly not expected. Turner and Hurt had the chemistry to burn the screen. A movie to watch more than
once.

[reformedliberal]

...a lot of handles on these threads that I have never seen before casting major doubt and ridicule on stories like these. Dismissing out of hand without any proof of their own.
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What’s more disturbing is the number of posters across 2 days’ worth of threads, who are mostly concerned that the progs will laugh at them if they *fall* for disinfo.

Now, I can understand not wanting to have to face a prog after a Trump defeat by fraud and replacement with a demented, criminal puppet, but for me, it would be with my own utter disgust at the scale of the cheat and the slime that had to get into bed together to pull it off. That would only be exceed by the contempt in which anyone would hold a traitor selling their country out to totalitarian communists with no thought to the millions here and across the globe who will suffer terribly.

But actually caring if the D(rone) voters might think I am gullible?

Checking.....nope.

[reformedliberal]

They’re boring, predictable, and easy to understand. Fundamentally they’re sleazy, no matter what external facade they might present.
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Add:

...lazy

...quite willing to pass off a lie, a cheat or a theft as something earned and to accept kudos for doing so

...utterly lacking in self-awareness because they only exist, even to themselves, as reflections from others

...always excuse themselves with admitting they had to lie, cheat and steal or else they would have nothing at all.

That ‘nothing at all” is the fate worse than death. They do what they do as a form of narcissistic fuel. And it starts young. They play the longest con of all with their own pathetic lives.

[reformedliberal]

Clancy has been dead for 7 years.

[Savage Beast]

The reason I’ve been posting on FreeRepublic for many years is this: Many great minds post here; they comprehend.

[Savage Beast]

The music in Body Heat is also outstanding. One can hear her mind working. It makes my hair stand on end even to hear it in my mind. And it gives the entire movie a dreamwalking, non-reality atmosphere, as if the reality of what's happening cannot be comprehended.

Psychopaths have some uncanny 6th sense!

This was well demonstrated in the movie when she managed to escape the explosion in the end, and the directors brilliantly didn't explain how. That's exactly how their 6th sense seems to work. We can't understand it. It's like an idiot savant and is downright spooky.

The movie itself is like a Rorschach, separating the savvy from the uncomprehending.

[Savage Beast]

Yes. You know them well.

So do I.

They are lazy, but, in spite of it, some can manage to be quite industrious when it suits them.

One of them was probably the scariest and most highly intelligent people I have ever known. I had the misfortune to be thrown into daily contact with this person for years.

I've known others.

I recognise some well known people who cannot be explained in any other way. I'm sure you do too.