@Pluto's Republic @Pluto's Republic
daddy was a Klansman. It's in the genes. As The Hairball himself endlessly asserts.

I agree with you about the baked-in Doom of the Clinton II woman. As I observed here, she was trying for a second time to land atop the great wheel, and the universe generally doesn't like that. It's greedy. In my view, all things Russia are irrelevant as to why she lost the election. She lost because the Americans didn't want her. Because she was a tired old has-been, whose show had been running longer than even did Gunsmoke, and they wanted it shut off. She could articulate no real reason why she should be the president, other than that she and The Clenis sat around one day and decided there should be "eight years of Bill, eight years of Hill." The Americans determined they had made a mistake with all those Bushes, and they really did not want to go back to the 14th Century and be governed by revolving clown cars of family dynasties. In this the Americans were wise. Unfortunately, the Americans were not wise in selecting instead The Hairball, who is a Piltdown Man. Which is why I consistently advocated here that the Americans should elect Annabella Piugattuk to be the president. Not many listened. Which is fine.

In the histories, it will be Sad to be the Clinton II woman. In trying to be the president, she first lost to a Kenyan, and then to a Morlock.

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...and suffers dramatic flare-up among his staff. He's getting dick-pics and fan mail from both sides of the aisle, and basking in the glow. But in his spare moments, he's praying to the Holy Blue Dress for divine intervention. If it doesn't come soon, he's going to be stuck with only this:

....waiting for Mueller to give The Hairball the special Paper that says he is not a Rooski.

I think Mueller is hoping that he will be thrown off the case — or maybe he can recuse himself — because the shenanigans of his philandering staff aborted his promising investigation. Damn them! It's bad enough that he will be forever tainted by the fraudulent FISA wiretapping of a US President, based on fake news purchased by the DNC.

Although — Trump has committed one very solid, well-documented war crime. They could go with that, if all else fails. Yeah, right.

In the spirit of helpfulness, I dug up a tidbit the other day. Trump's father was arrested in Brooklyn while marching with the KKK and slugging people. But that's more preventative than impeachable. Who am I kidding? Nothing could have prevented Hillary's loss, which was baked in the cake before the Primaries even ended.

@Linda Wood
was fired for his addiction to what those who suffered in serving under him came to call “Flynn facts”—shit he just pulls out his ass and declares Real. This of course endeared him to The Hairball, another creature who rolls dingleberries out his sphincter and then decrees them Reality. Flynn’s appointment to the DIA was actually a signal his career had hit the wall, as that agency is a yeehaw backwater staffed with special-needs people; the DIA is commonly known as “Do It Again,” because whatever comes out of it, must again be attempted, this time by people with detectable brain activity. Flynn’s career stalled when his mentor and protector, the psychopathic murderer Stanley McChrystal, was cashiered. Flynn himself made his bones running kill squads in Iraq. It is not possible to claim sections of Field Of Fight with which one is uncomfortable are the work of Ledeen, rather than Flynn, since that book is written in the first person, in Flynn’s voice. And it everywhere restates what Flynn has elsewhere upchucked. For instance, his obsession with reducing Iran to a plane of molten glass. Flynn once memorably went on the television and Flynn-facted that Iranian “terrorists” have killed more Americans than Al Qaeda. Challenged to come up with the numbers, he increasingly flailed about, until ultimately suggesting they just call Ledeen—he would confirm that Flynn was Right. It is also not accurate to assert that Flynn is not a pig with an unreasoning hatred for all that is Muslim: in his twitlers, in between odes to his fellow fact-free ass, the rapist Mike Cernovich, Flynn will chunder such wonderments as “Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL.” When jihading against Iran, Flynn will confuse Khomeini with Khamenei: Khomeini, Khamenei—what does it matter, they’re all mud people, who need to be dead. Flynn is at root a profoundly stupid person, unable, unwilling, to acquaint himself with, much less accept, even the most basic contours of verifiable reality.

I asked him whether it was appropriate for Bannon to have a permanent seat on the NSC. He paused. “Well, I mean, that decision’s been made,” he said. Besides, didn’t other political advisers enjoy similar access? He brought up Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Obama. Jarrett did not have a seat on the National Security Council, I said. “She didn’t? How about, like, Axelrod? He was Clinton, right?” (David Axelrod was Obama’s chief strategist.)

I understand the impulse to cite to authority figures to buttress what one has already decided to be true. However, Flynn is a serial killer, a devotee of Thanatos, who has murdered people all over the globe, willingly enlisted in organized criminal gangs dedicated to killing people and breaking things. I am unable to credit such a person, on anything. Unless he first, like Leo Tolstoy, James Jones, Tim O’Brien, etc., repents for all he has done. That is not Flynn. Flynn to this day avidly advocates the creation of more corpses. So he can go to Hell.

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you may be right about Flynn being contradictory in writing a book with Michael Ledeen, who I would agree is a psychopathic Neocon. I'm guessing the quotation you posted was written by Ledeen. It is consistent with his Neocon madness, whereas Flynn consistently pointed out the insanity of our alliance with the Gulf countries and Turkey in their support of AQI (Al Qaeda in Iraq) and with what was becoming the Islamic State. I believe it is generally understood that Flynn's outspoken criticism of this policy is what got him fired from his position as Director of the DIA. His hour-long interview with Al Jazeera likewise emphasized the counter-productive nature of this policy in no uncertain terms.

Seymour Hersh also quoted Flynn thus:

https://geopolitics.co/2015/12/22/dempseys-pentagon-aided-assad-with-mil...

… … Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, director of the DIA between 2012 and 2014, confirmed that his agency had sent a constant stream of classified warnings to the civilian leadership about the dire consequences of toppling Assad… ‘If the American public saw the intelligence we were producing daily, at the most sensitive level, they would go ballistic,’ Flynn told me. ‘We understood Isis’s long-term strategy and its campaign plans, and we also discussed the fact that Turkey was looking the other way when it came to the growth of the Islamic State inside Syria.’ The DIA’s reporting, he said, ‘got enormous pushback’ from the Obama administration. ‘I felt that they did not want to hear the truth.’

… General Dempsey and his colleagues on the Joint Chiefs of Staff kept their dissent out of bureaucratic channels, and survived in office. General Michael Flynn did not. ‘Flynn incurred the wrath of the White House by insisting on telling the truth about Syria,’ said Patrick Lang, a retired army colonel who served for nearly a decade as the chief Middle East civilian intelligence officer for the DIA. ‘He thought truth was the best thing and they shoved him out. He wouldn’t shut up.’ Flynn told me his problems went beyond Syria. ‘I was shaking things up at the DIA – and not just moving deckchairs on the Titanic. It was radical reform. I felt that the civilian leadership did not want to hear the truth. I suffered for it, but I’m OK with that.’ In a recent interview in Der Spiegel, Flynn was blunt about Russia’s entry into the Syrian war: ‘We have to work constructively with Russia. Whether we like it or not, Russia made a decision to be there and to act militarily. They are there, and this has dramatically changed the dynamic. So you can’t say Russia is bad; they have to go home. It’s not going to happen. Get real.’

Please realize, hecate, that even Vice President Biden criticized the policy:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29528482

… "Our biggest problem was our allies," Mr Biden told students at the Harvard Kennedy School.

"The Turks… the Saudis, the Emirates, etc, what were they doing? They were so determined to take down (Syrian President Bashar al) Assad and essentially have a proxy Sunni-Shia war, what did they do? They poured hundreds of millions of dollars and tens, thousands of tonnes of weapons into anyone who would fight against Assad."

These policies ended up helping militants linked to al-Qaeda and ultimately IS, he said...

He was forced to apologize! The point I am trying to make is that pressure of various kinds is applied in order to discredit critics of this treasonous policy. Flynn has also been made out to be anti-Islam, whereas he is anti-Salafist, anti-Wahhabist, anti-terrorist. I respect your scrutiny of Gen. Flynn, but I hope you will read more of his public statements and the DIA report in order to understand his consistent opposition to treason by our political leadership.