At the CIA, Donald Trump freewheeling

It's crazy, with a little hindsight to sum up, Americans had the choice between the plague and cholera, this after the scuttling of Bernie Sanders in favor of Hillary Clinton by the Democrats, but hey, it's still cholera. I admit that there are things that I appreciate about Trump, like his fierce hatred of the media, but there are other much, much darker points, like the fact that the only thing that motivates him (and that he wanted to put at the service of his country), it is his avarice. It's not me who says it, it's him.

I admit that the times we are living in are extraordinary, and among the leads we are giving you, there are important things to know, in particular that the man who will make peace in the Middle East will be the Antichrist.

I confess that I am distressed by this, because the period is more than uncertain, but the message is there for those who want to hear it.

Repent, have faith, and listen.

Afterwards, I am like you, a prisoner of the present. But as we keep saying: the future is dynamic.

And that, here, it looks like you got it right.

Sincerely,

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Donald Trump assures the CIA of his support by afplp

VIDEO. The new president rewrote history and up to the weather for his first visit to intelligence agency headquarters.

By Hélène Vissière

On his first day in the Oval Office, Donald Trump paid a visit to the headquarters of the CIA, with the objective of assuring the employees of his support and of easing tensions a little with the federal agency, which he has violently criticized since the elections. In the end, he improvised an incredible speech mixing as usual insults, exaggerations and boasts.

To the 300 to 400 employees who had turned up on a Saturday, mostly supporters judging by the applause, Trump first declared his love: “No one believes in the intelligence services and the CIA as much as Donald Trump, Nobody. I support you 1000%. I love you, I respect you."

what God said

But he quickly changed the subject to attack his pet peeve, the media: "the most dishonest human beings on the planet", with whom he is "at war" because they are them, according to Trump, who invented that he was in conflict with the intelligence services. The facts force us to say that it is indeed the new president who has constantly questioned their conclusions on the involvement of the Russia in cyberattacks during the campaign. He even went so far as to compare them to "Nazis" on Twitter because they were, according to him, behind the leaks about his supposed escapades with prostitutes while in Russia.

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But let's get rid of the facts. Donald Trump took advantage of his presence at the CIA to accuse the media of being totally biased and of lying about the number of participants in his inauguration. A subject on which he insisted a lot and which seems to particularly irritate him. He claimed that the crowd was over a million and that the televisions had purposely shown empty places and said that he had only attracted 250.000 supporters. He even rewrote the weather forecast, saying it hadn't rained as he spoke: "God looked down and said, we're not going to make it rain while you're speaking. The truth is, the rain stopped immediately."

A "new chance" in Iraq

In front of the wall decorated with stars representing the 117 agents who died in the service of the fatherland, he boasted of the number of front pages that the magazineTeam devoted to him, his genius ("Trust me, I'm a smart guy") and his vigor ("I feel like I'm 30, 35, 39").

He hinted that he intended to relax the rules on torture put in place by the president Barack Obama, promised to eradicate "Islamist terrorism...from the face of the earth". Finally, he said that the United States should have seized Iraqi oil when it invaded the country. "But maybe you'll have another chance," he added, without explaining himself.

These sweeping statements immediately sparked vitriolic criticism from former CIA director John Brennan. According to one of his collaborators, the latter felt "deeply saddened and annoyed by the despicable display of self-glorification of Donald Trump in front of the memorial of the heroes of the Agency".

Source (s): The Point.fr via Chalouette

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