Wall Street Journal: Rice had an accomplice in unmasking Trump Officials

WVPATX

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Get her under oath, find out just how many people were involved. Remember, Rice was National Security Advisor to Obama. She is a consumer of intelligence, not the provider. She would have almost no reason to unmask a citizen. If the provider deem not deem that person worthy of unmasking based on an actual investigation, what possible motive could Rice and her accomplice have had for unmasking, other than politics?

According to a recent Wall Street Journal report Susan Rice was not alone in unmasking Team Trump officials for political purposes.

Rice admitted to unmasking Trump officials on Tuesday but she was not the Obama official who unmasked General Michael Flynn’s conversations with Russian officials.

That was a different Obama administration official.


It was a coordinated effort by the Obama administration to take down Trump before he entered the White House.


This is where the WSJ comes in, with the new info that according to a Republican official familiar with deliberations by GOP lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee said that the names of two U.S. citizens who were part of Mr. Trump’s transition team have been unmasked in intelligence reports. One is Mr. Flynn and the other hasn’t been identified. The report involving Mr. Flynn documented phone conversations he had in late December with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

The WSJ then reports that Rice had requested the unmasking of at least one transition official — not Mr. Flynn — who was part of multiple foreign conversations that weren’t related to Russia.

And the punchline: “The Republican official and others said Ms. Rice wasn’t the administration official who instigated Mr. Flynn’s unmasking.”

In other words, the story that Susan Rice is the unmasker is incomplete as there is at least one more person exposing the identities of people in Trump’s circle, and that the NSA and other intel agencies have been surveilling, accidentally or otherwise, at least one, so far unnamed individual, from Trump’s circle. It may well be someone that the WaPo and NYT have already published about, or it may be someone who has yet to hit the newswire, delivering the latest twist of the ongoing intelligence-fed news cycle.

For now the answer is unknown, although when Rice testifies under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.

under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.
 

moe

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Get her under oath, find out just how many people were involved. Remember, Rice was National Security Advisor to Obama. She is a consumer of intelligence, not the provider. She would have almost no reason to unmask a citizen. If the provider deem not deem that person worthy of unmasking based on an actual investigation, what possible motive could Rice and her accomplice have had for unmasking, other than politics?

According to a recent Wall Street Journal report Susan Rice was not alone in unmasking Team Trump officials for political purposes.

Rice admitted to unmasking Trump officials on Tuesday but she was not the Obama official who unmasked General Michael Flynn’s conversations with Russian officials.

That was a different Obama administration official.


It was a coordinated effort by the Obama administration to take down Trump before he entered the White House.


This is where the WSJ comes in, with the new info that according to a Republican official familiar with deliberations by GOP lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee said that the names of two U.S. citizens who were part of Mr. Trump’s transition team have been unmasked in intelligence reports. One is Mr. Flynn and the other hasn’t been identified. The report involving Mr. Flynn documented phone conversations he had in late December with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

The WSJ then reports that Rice had requested the unmasking of at least one transition official — not Mr. Flynn — who was part of multiple foreign conversations that weren’t related to Russia.

And the punchline: “The Republican official and others said Ms. Rice wasn’t the administration official who instigated Mr. Flynn’s unmasking.”

In other words, the story that Susan Rice is the unmasker is incomplete as there is at least one more person exposing the identities of people in Trump’s circle, and that the NSA and other intel agencies have been surveilling, accidentally or otherwise, at least one, so far unnamed individual, from Trump’s circle. It may well be someone that the WaPo and NYT have already published about, or it may be someone who has yet to hit the newswire, delivering the latest twist of the ongoing intelligence-fed news cycle.

For now the answer is unknown, although when Rice testifies under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.

under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.
Why don't you provide links/info sources? because it's a shady source?
 

WVPATX

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Why are you being dodgy? Your original post was not written by the WSJ. Where is the link for the article that you posted?

Do you not read? It is embedded in this sentence:

This is where the WSJ comes in, with the new info that according to a Republican official familiar with deliberations by GOP lawmakers on the

I told you before it was embedded. Now you call me dodgy. The link hasn't moved, it's still there.
 

moe

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Do you not read? It is embedded in this sentence:

This is where the WSJ comes in, with the new info that according to a Republican official familiar with deliberations by GOP lawmakers on the

I told you before it was embedded. Now you call me dodgy. The link hasn't moved, it's still there.
So you're telling me that you wrote your original post?
 

WVPATX

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That was a yes/no question. Ok, you didn't write it so how about providing a link to it.

OMG. I provided the link twice, once in the original article and one in a subsequent post. I can click on it and find the WSJ article, can you?
 

WVUCOOPER

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That was a yes/no question. Ok, you didn't write it so how about providing a link to it.
It's the gateway pundit. They link to a credible news source but say something completely different.
 

moe

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OMG. I provided the link twice, once in the original article and one in a subsequent post. I can click on it and find the WSJ article, can you?
I found that link long ago. I just wanted to add to my list of fake news right wing blogs (your original post) and thought that you'd provide the link, I guess not.
 

WVUCOOPER

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I found that link long ago. I just wanted to add to my list of fake news right wing blogs (your original post) and thought that you'd provide the link, I guess not.
Looks like the pundit is just piggybacking off a Zero Hedge blog written by "Tyler Durden".



Real Pulitzer **** going on there.
 

Keyser76

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They got nothing but misplaced hope. Imagine hitching your wagon to Trumps team.
 

WVPATX

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Directly from WSJ:

One is Mr. Flynn and the other hasn’t been identified, said the official. The report involving Mr. Flynn documented phone conversations he had in late December with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

The official said Ms. Rice had requested the unmasking of at least one transition official—not Mr. Flynn—who was part of multiple foreign conversations that weren't related to Russia.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/susan-...p-associates-for-political-reasons-1491331871

I provided this link twice. Not sure why you guys either didn't read the article in the WSJ or simply didn't comprehend what it meant. If Rice did not unmask Flynn, someone else did. That means two people involved. My guess is Ben Rhodes.
 

moe

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Directly from WSJ:

One is Mr. Flynn and the other hasn’t been identified, said the official. The report involving Mr. Flynn documented phone conversations he had in late December with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

The official said Ms. Rice had requested the unmasking of at least one transition official—not Mr. Flynn—who was part of multiple foreign conversations that weren't related to Russia.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/susan-...p-associates-for-political-reasons-1491331871

I provided this link twice. Not sure why you guys either didn't read the article in the WSJ or simply didn't comprehend what it meant. If Rice did not unmask Flynn, someone else did. That means two people involved. My guess is Ben Rhodes.
lol no one has asked for the WSJ article you dope. Coop provided the source, go back to sleep.
 

WVPATX

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lol no one has asked for the WSJ article you dope.

The original article is irrelevant other than to highlight the WSJ disclosure of a second unmasker. You read the WSJ piece, that is all I was trying to convey. I know some sites are considered dodgy by libs (even though they love their own dodgy lib sites), so I used the WSJ instead. This is not very difficult to understand, right?
 

moe

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The original article is irrelevant other than to highlight the WSJ disclosure of a second unmasker. You read the WSJ piece, that is all I was trying to convey. I know some sites are considered dodgy by libs (even though they love their own dodgy lib sites), so I used the WSJ instead. This is not very difficult to understand, right?
You posted an editorial that referenced a WSJ article that couldn't be read unless you're registered at their site and I'm not. I asked for the source of your editorial and you were dodgy and refused to provide it for some reason. If I used sources like you do, I wouldn't want to reveal them either.
 

Keyser76

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The original article is irrelevant other than to highlight the WSJ disclosure of a second unmasker. You read the WSJ piece, that is all I was trying to convey. I know some sites are considered dodgy by libs (even though they love their own dodgy lib sites), so I used the WSJ instead. This is not very difficult to understand, right?
When you get called out just own up. Everybody understood.
 

WVPATX

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You posted an editorial that referenced a WSJ article that couldn't be read unless you're registered at their site and I'm not. I asked for the source of your editorial and you were dodgy and refused to provide it for some reason. If I used sources like you do, I wouldn't want to reveal them either.

I had no idea you couldn't read the WSJ article. I have been able to for years. I provided the link to the article. Once all you libs complained, I posted the exactly language contained in the article.
 

WVPATX

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It's the gateway pundit. They link to a credible news source but say something completely different.

You post makes no sense as usual. I linked to the WSJ article and it states specifically that Rice did not unmasked Flynn. Therefore, there had to be a second person involved.

Who said something completely different?
 

WVPATX

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When you get called out just own up. Everybody understood.

I didn't understand that you couldn't read the link. You never said you couldn't read the link. I didn't know until Moe's last post he couldn't read the WSJ piece.

I highly recommend you subscribe to the WSJ, some of the best reporting in the country. You'll learn something.
 

WVUCOOPER

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I didn't understand that you couldn't read the link. You never said you couldn't read the link. I didn't know until Moe's last post he couldn't read the WSJ piece.

I highly recommend you subscribe to the WSJ, some of the best reporting in the country. You'll learn something.
Agreed. The WSJ has been crushing Trump recently.
 

PriddyBoy

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Get her under oath, find out just how many people were involved. Remember, Rice was National Security Advisor to Obama. She is a consumer of intelligence, not the provider. She would have almost no reason to unmask a citizen. If the provider deem not deem that person worthy of unmasking based on an actual investigation, what possible motive could Rice and her accomplice have had for unmasking, other than politics?

According to a recent Wall Street Journal report Susan Rice was not alone in unmasking Team Trump officials for political purposes.

Rice admitted to unmasking Trump officials on Tuesday but she was not the Obama official who unmasked General Michael Flynn’s conversations with Russian officials.

That was a different Obama administration official.


It was a coordinated effort by the Obama administration to take down Trump before he entered the White House.


This is where the WSJ comes in, with the new info that according to a Republican official familiar with deliberations by GOP lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee said that the names of two U.S. citizens who were part of Mr. Trump’s transition team have been unmasked in intelligence reports. One is Mr. Flynn and the other hasn’t been identified. The report involving Mr. Flynn documented phone conversations he had in late December with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

The WSJ then reports that Rice had requested the unmasking of at least one transition official — not Mr. Flynn — who was part of multiple foreign conversations that weren’t related to Russia.

And the punchline: “The Republican official and others said Ms. Rice wasn’t the administration official who instigated Mr. Flynn’s unmasking.”

In other words, the story that Susan Rice is the unmasker is incomplete as there is at least one more person exposing the identities of people in Trump’s circle, and that the NSA and other intel agencies have been surveilling, accidentally or otherwise, at least one, so far unnamed individual, from Trump’s circle. It may well be someone that the WaPo and NYT have already published about, or it may be someone who has yet to hit the newswire, delivering the latest twist of the ongoing intelligence-fed news cycle.

For now the answer is unknown, although when Rice testifies under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.

under oath before the House Intel Committee, we hope that all outstanding questions will finally get answers.
 

WVPATX

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Agreed. The WSJ has been crushing Trump recently.

They have been anti-Trump all along as has most of the MSM. That is no surprise. Glad you read it. I hope it helps you become more fluent on current affairs.