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Let this serve as a reminder that, no matter how noble your intentions, leaking national defense information is still a crime. twitter.com/ericgeller/sta…
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Dug in
@000000000xxxxx
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Jun 5 |
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Unless you hand it over directly to Russian spies in the White House. Prosecution free zone.
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NYEMSMom
@rehtaeh1628
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Jun 5 |
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But if so noble, why choose Greenwald for something related to Russia? And who has a name like Reality Winning? This smells...
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Monica
@MonicaLogallmon
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Jun 5 |
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But, it's still OK for dump and his administration to leak classified Intel to Russia. Got it. 💩💩💩
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Monica
@MonicaLogallmon
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Jun 5 |
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So when are we going to file charges on dump for leaking classified Intel to Russia and God knows who else ...? @CivilRights
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Happy Islander
@LifeIsACuldesac
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Jun 5 |
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I am having a hard time with the name lol If its code, whoever made up the code could not be more witty! If its a real name pls ask mom
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MoonDougie
@Dbm0117Doug
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Jun 5 |
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Somehow it will be lost that the "News Outlet" actually reported receiving the classified intel.
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James A
@rainbowjah69
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Jun 5 |
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Yes and if you do the Intercept is not the media you want to use
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Rev. Magdalen
@revmagdalen
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Jun 5 |
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Will y'all take her case though? Or does she have to go with a criminal lawyer now?
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Joseph Pally
@realjosephpally
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Jun 5 |
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Why is this national defense information???
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Darwin Santos Furcal
@DasfNYC
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Jun 5 |
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Because is info on a foreign enemy trying to brake into the very fabric of the oldest democracy: Voting itself.
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Joseph Pally
@realjosephpally
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Jun 5 |
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This should be open information. Not classified stuff. There is no earthly reason to keep this classified.
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Sharman Kitzis
@Sharkit
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Jun 5 |
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Yes it a crime. And no excuse but can understand desperation and fear in the times we are in. People just want truth and that's hard today
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Darwin Santos Furcal
@DasfNYC
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Jun 5 |
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At first I saw it the same way, but, you'd never want your enemy to know you are privy to their plans.
It gives you an edge.
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Darwin Santos Furcal
@DasfNYC
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Jun 5 |
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This information is most likely being used to build countermeasures cases (retaliation) against them and whomever helped.
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Scott Lowe
@Glitchy_Ashburn
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Jun 7 |
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And don't ever trust @theintercept...
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Claudia
@CMarPA
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Jun 9 |
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My thoughts exactly. They work with assange
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beef soda
@jtamadmoney420
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Jun 14 |
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illegal doesn't mean immoral, Brett
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Barbara Ann
@TweetingYarnie
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Jun 17 |
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Not if the leak uncovers corruption!
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Barbara Ann
@TweetingYarnie
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Jun 17 |
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U.S. Gov cannot do unconstitutional & corrupt things then hide proof as TS because of national security. Whistleblowers must get immunity.
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