A writer from the Atlantic Ocean admitted dozens of intelligence officials, “they left the impression that they are in the democratic team” by trying to discredit the Hunter Biden's laptop.
President Donald Trump Withdrawing security permits Among the 51 national security officials who said that the Hunter Biden's laptop had “all the classic allocations for the Russian information process.” Officials issued a public letter in 2020 shortly before the elections, claiming that although the laptop did not have “any evidence of Russian involvement”, it looked like a Russian information process though.
message It came after the New York Post reported on the emails that it was found that Hunter Biden was coordinating with Joe Biden to meet a senior executive of the Ukrainian Energy Company months before pressure on Ukrainian officials to topple a public prosecutor to investigate the company.
At the beginning of the events In a title piece, “It turns out that the signing of Hunter Biden's speech was a bad idea.” He said that although the statements were “trivial and personal” amid a wave of executive orders, it was one of the easiest to defense.
President Donald Trump removed the security clearance of dozens of officials who signed an open speech claiming that the list of the laptop Hunter Biden appears to be a Russian misleading information campaign. (AP/Alex Brandon/Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
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Wood wrote: “Why were these people of intelligence ready to risk their arduous credibility of the possibility that Hunter Biden should not be very mysterious,” Wood wrote. “Even looking at their warnings, they somehow signed them and published their message without due care and without the slightest considering that Hunter was, in fact, subject to shaded behavior. There is no doubt that they felt that the laptop story was urgent, because it may affect within a few weeks.”
Employee After that, they collected how their job, in theory, “is to search for facts and judge them by controlling” with how “in this case, the search for facts will require the minimum question of Bidens if the strong laptop is real, and it will require controlling The soul is not wild adventure accusations. ” He later argued that the message in general “showed a very poor analytical craftsmanship.”
He explained that the behavior of these intelligence officials has ultimately explained them to the American people.
“Because they were excessively sarcasm to one candidate on the other, the signatories of the message left the impression that they were in the democratic team – moreover, they will stand their standards for the influence of the American elections,” the Atlantic writer argued. “The paradoxical experts will notice that the CIA historically had a few performance about the influence on foreign elections, and they will ask why they hesitated to influence one American. But even the influence on foreign elections takes approval from the White House, and to use the impact on the home Illegal.
President Donald Trump signs documents as he issues executive orders in Washington, United States, January 20, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Baria)
Fox News Digital has been calculated At least 13 sites who publicly supported Biden in 2020, including former director of national intelligence James Clapper, and former CIA managers John Brennan, Lyon Panetta and Michael Heiden.
The author of the Atlantic Ocean turns out that the motives of intelligence officials were “very mysterious” that sparked social media.
“Yes, it is a great mystery why they did all of it,” the editor who contributes to the scenes Stephen L. Miller, before referring to the “puzzles that have not been resolved”. “Someone digs Robert Stack and gets it in the case. We may never know the answer to this.”
It has also mocked that the phrase “Titans of Intelligence” should be the “MastHead logo in the Atlantic”.
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David b. Goldman, the column writer in the field of media, “the stupidest title in history,”.
Diana Stansi in Fox News contributed to this report.
