It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind...

He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot.

And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army.

Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support?

As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks

http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks

NorthOfNorth wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 12:35am:

It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind... He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot. And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army. Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support? As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks

Perhaps Trump wants to privatize the spook and black ops industry.

Unforgiven wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 12:36am:

NorthOfNorth wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:35am: It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind... He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot. And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army. Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support? As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks Perhaps Trump wants to privatize the spook and black ops industry.

how long do you think it would last without being publicly funded?

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President Elect, The Mechanic wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 6:18am:

Unforgiven wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:36am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:35am: It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind... He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot. And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army. Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support? As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks Perhaps Trump wants to privatize the spook and black ops industry. how long do you think it would last without being publicly funded?

What good have they done ?
How have they benefitted the US ?

President Elect, The Mechanic wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 6:18am:

Unforgiven wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:36am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:35am: It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind... He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot. And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army. Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support? As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks Perhaps Trump wants to privatize the spook and black ops industry. how long do you think it would last without being publicly funded?

as long as a single CIA bullet to the head.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 1:18pm:

President Elect, The Mechanic wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 6:18am: Unforgiven wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:36am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Dec 13th, 2016 at 12:35am: It's been just over a month now and Trump's erratic and unpredictable personal style is already a well-worn cliche of the 'predictably predictable' kind... He is establishing a cabinet of plutocrats and ex-Generals that make him comparable, not to US Presidents past, but more like a South American despot. And now he's at odds with the CIA - An organisation that has acted for all his Presidential predecessors as the President's personal secret army. Of course, it's too much of (yet another hilarious) irony for the average person to honestly 'go out in sympathy' for the CIA... But can a modern US President preside (or even politically survive) without its support? As Trump Dismisses CIA, Congress Looks To Confront Russian Cyberattacks http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/12/11/505178242/as-trump-dismisses-cia-congress-looks-to-confront-russian-cyberattacks Perhaps Trump wants to privatize the spook and black ops industry. how long do you think it would last without being publicly funded? What good have they done ? How have they benefitted the US ?

Your stupidity is truly remarkable. Is there a single aspect or attribute of Trump you will EVER criticise?

What's so special about the CIA? they only cause havoc around the world. Suddenly now you leftie globalists want them to be God Almighty

Bias_2012 wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 4:21pm:

What's so special about the CIA? they only cause havoc around the world. Suddenly now you leftie globalists want them to be God Almighty

Because you bumbling fools, you would be an ignorant dope to simply ignore and write off their findings because you dont like them as Trump has done.  Americas enemies are laughing out loud now as they have seen Trump declare he will only accept intel 'he agrees with'.

Because Trumps intel background is... using an Intel computer.

Bias_2012 wrote on Dec 13^th, 2016 at 4:21pm:

What's so special about the CIA? they only cause havoc around the world. Suddenly now you leftie globalists want them to be God Almighty

yeah... coz I'm a globalist leftie. Ever occur to you that the only difference between your political position and mine is that I possses the ability to discern right from wrong; between good and bad?