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In reply to the discussion: Regarding tonight's "nuclear" news. I actually feel like a weight is being lifted off... [View all]Scrivener7
(59,641 posts)87. You're better at processing this than I am. I'm still back at "WTF?" and not yet at "getting
over it."
Also, I am stuck on the fact that NONE of this makes ANY sense at all. The completely absurd timeline, how those papers ever got out of safe rooms in the first place, regardless of who was president, given the security protocols in place for top secret nuclear material that NO ONE is allowed to circumvent. There's a lot of talk about "well, he forced them." The way the rules work, he couldn't force them. So how DID he force them?
None of this makes sense.
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Regarding tonight's "nuclear" news. I actually feel like a weight is being lifted off... [View all]
LuckyCharms
Aug 2022
OP
I hate the fact that he has had this stuff, and no doubt has been hawking it, for a year
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#3
Do you have any insight into why they wouldn't just go get it back from him immediately?
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#16
It's entirely reasonable to assume that the National Archives people were doing accounting of
ancianita
Aug 2022
#42
Top secret materials. There should never be a need to "track down" top secret materials.
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#46
You're missing the point. It's the National Archives that preserves ALL documents. It took TIME
ancianita
Aug 2022
#57
Top secret nuclear materials. Eighteen months. One would think it might have been the priority.
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#58
Okay. 12 months for the National Archives materials to get retrieved, then another 6 months for
ancianita
Aug 2022
#62
I'm driving at the fact that our top secret nuclear materials were on walkabout for eighteen
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#64
The Division of National Security was looking for what tfg had in his possession while in the WH.
ancianita
Aug 2022
#86
You're better at processing this than I am. I'm still back at "WTF?" and not yet at "getting
Scrivener7
Aug 2022
#87
Me, too. This is just the beginning of ferreting out which foreign entities got our state secrets
ancianita
Aug 2022
#47
I broke up laughing when I heard. It's not funny at all but of course he did.
uppityperson
Aug 2022
#25
I'm not shocked he would but it's like reading a spy novel with an unbelievable plot.
Solly Mack
Aug 2022
#33
Consider that the CIA stopped giving Trump intelligence after January 6th.
LudwigPastorius
Aug 2022
#43