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Karnal
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Frank wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 7:49pm: Karnal wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 7:30pm: Frank wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 7:13pm: Karnal wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 5:41pm: Frank wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 10:00am: Karnal wrote on Mar 28 th, 2025 at 12:57am: Frank wrote on Mar 27 th, 2025 at 3:28pm: Armchair_Politician wrote on Mar 27 th, 2025 at 12:38pm: MTG showing how small minded she really is. Rather pathetic but not surprising... Gotcha! didn't work. Good. That's right. MTG deflected, played whatabout that, then ran off. But now you're here, would you care to share your thoughts on the most incompetent security breach in US history? Cheers. I have read the transcript. There is nothing there that you wouldn't read in any newspaper the next day. Or even any newspaper the day before. How Goldberg got onto that list is a question. I even wondered if he was included out of mischief, deliberately, as a leak to friend and foe, to give a glimpse into the 'unguarded' thinking of the US national security leadership. In any case, was able to publish that chat because there was nothing in it to threaten national security. No newspaper has ever been accidentally invited to a war plan meeting, dear - not in the history of print media, anyway. Two world wars, a cold war and all the endless wars since - never ever. How Goldberg got onto that list is on the public record. Mike Waltz said he accidentally added him to the chat, you silly old thing. Mike didn't say if he accidentally invited anybody else. Loose lips sink ships, innit. Who knows? Maybe Vlad was in there too. So now you know that, would you care to share your newly informed views? Cheers. A hit on the hootin' Hotties has been promised. So no surprise there. Who they would target?? Hmm... that's a mystery, innit? Leaders? Comms? Capability? Really, really hard to know, innit. Will allies be involved? They never have been before, so who could possibly guess? Tell us, paki, what was said in those texts that could not be published in a newspaper the next day - or the previous day - because it's highly sensitive, classified information? Nothing. Birdy num num. That's why it could be published. No no, dear boy, you were asked about the most inept security breach in modern history. Ancient history too, Trojan horses excluded. So, no more pwemises, no more whatabout-that, no more no-speaka and Birdy Num Num. What do you think about the most ridiculous blunder in living memory? If you refuse to answer, just say why. Ridiculous, yes. Significant? No. It is infinitely less significant than Hillary's blunder at the attack on the US Embassy in Labia. For example. Or wikileaks. Or the Russia hoax. Or Biden's incapacity, covered up. Or lots of other blunders. I see. Whatabout that, is it? All good. We'll go one by one, nice and easy. Let's start with Labia. Do tell how how Hillary and the Kenyan broke multiple laws, breached multiple security protocols, ignored and evaded all security procedures, and leaked any or all military plans, including the coordinates of air strikes, in real time, to the FAKE NEWS. Actually, I don't believe they made any air strikes or war plans, but that's okay. This one's all yours. Please explain?
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