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paleotn

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3. "The finding is broadly accepted within the intelligence community"

Reply to gab13by13 (Reply #1)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 09:41 AM

Apr 27

Careful not to dismiss things out of hand just because they don't fit a pre conceived narrative. Maybe it's accepted among those with far more info on the subject than we. Maybe it's not. It is possible though.

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US Agencies Say Putin Didn't Order Navalny's February Death: WSJ [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 27 OP

No gift for me, gab13by13 Apr 27 #1

Then why reply here? BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #2

"The finding is broadly accepted within the intelligence community" paleotn Apr 27 #3

Navalny was a dead man, denvine Apr 27 #4

Murdoch Times reports story favorable to Putin. Shocked, not shocked. Comfortably_Numb Apr 27 #5

WSJ should be on everyone's pay no mind list FredGarvin Apr 27 #6

I could say that I couldn't care less, but I commented so clearly I care. Don't trust, despise, but Comfortably_Numb Apr 27 #7

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Mm-hmmm ... just like Trump wasn't behind J6. KPN Apr 27 #9

Prison conditions are dismal at best GregariousGroundhog Apr 27 #10

These CIA and other intelligence people mentioned in the article must be the trump wing of these agencies. BComplex Apr 27 #11

The Welcoming Committee in Russia of moniss Apr 27 #12