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Ex-CIA head of Russian operations blasts Trump for damaging ‘morale in the US intelligence community’: His ‘actions are making us all less safe’ – Alternet.org
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from "Ex-CIA head of Russian operations blasts Trump" - Google News. Architect of bin Laden raid issues stunning rebuke of Trump CNN-Aug 16, 2018 In an op-ed published by the Washington Post, McRaven, a former Navy SEAL who led US Joint Special OperationsCommand from 2011 to ... Ex-CIA head John Brennan says Donald Trump colluded with Russia ... South China Morning Post-Aug 16, 2018 Bin Laden raid commander to Trump: revoke my security clearance too Daily Nation-Aug 16, 2018 View all Ex-CIA head of Russian operations blasts Trump for damaging 'morale ... AlterNet-1 hour ago Ex-CIA head of Russian operations blasts Trump for damaging 'morale in the US intelligence community': His 'actions are making us all less ... Nearly 200 Former CIA Agents, Navy Officers, Ambassadors And ... <a href="http://GovExec.com" rel="nofollow">GovExec.com</a>-Aug 20, 2018 ... statement criticizing Donald Trump for stripping ex-CIA director John ... into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, Trump told ... Trump warns he'll revoke more security clearances as former officials ... CBC.ca-Aug 17, 2018 Trump's admission that he acted out of frustration with the Russia probe ... Brennan, who served under former presidentBarack Obama and has ... Why Trump revoking Brennan's security clearance 'only hurts the US' Globalnews.ca-Aug 17, 2018 John Brennan Fast Facts International-CNN International-Jan 8, 2013 View all US remains vulnerable to Russian election meddling going into ... Globalnews.ca-Sep 1, 2018 WATCH: Trump acknowledges 'meddling' from Russia in 2016 ... U.S. security leaders blast Trump for rescinding ex-CIA director's security clearance ... acted in ways echoing Russian troll operations before the 2016 election, ... An ex-CIA officer: the Trump Jr. meeting shows how the Russians ... Vox-Jul 14, 2017 An ex-CIA officer: the Trump Jr. meeting shows how the Russians exploit intelligence targets ... guns but explosions going off all over the place for years [that] show ... and through influence operations by shaping perceptions, by buying ... could engineer a meeting with Trump Jr. and the campaign director ...
Ex-CIA head of Russian operations blasts Trump for damaging ‘morale in the US intelligence community’: His ‘actions are making us all less safe’ – Alternet.org
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from Alternet.org. by Matthew Chapman written by Matthew Chapman AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to FlipboardShare to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to More34Share to Email President Donald Trump’s already-tense relationship with his own intelligence officials has deteriorated in recent weeks, with Trump going out of his way to attack their judgment. And as former CIA… President Donald Trump’s already-tense relationship with his own intelligence officials has deteriorated in recent weeks, with Trump going out of his way to attack their judgment. And as former CIA official Stephen Hall writes in the Washington Post, this could have serious consequences including a loss of talent in the intelligence community, erosion of credibility with foreign governments, and an increased risk to national security. “Inside the CIA (and, I would imagine, also in other intelligence agencies), there is a well-respected tradition of encouraging the workforce to ignore politics,” says Hall. “CIA officers are not hired or fired for their political beliefs, but rather for their competence and, in the case of more junior officers, their potential. Integrity is the key factor in hiring and retention; I never saw a case where personal politics played a role in hiring or firing. Nor did I ever witness politics playing a role in operational or analytical decisions. For decades, CIA leaders as well as front-line managers have counseled patience, suggesting that officers don professional blinders when it comes to public pronouncements regarding the arcane work of intelligence.” The problem, as Hall sees it, is that when the President of the United States calls his own CIA and FBI directors, and his own Director of National Intelligence, “passive and naive” people who should “go back to school” because their Worldwide Threat Assessment disagrees with him on the Iran nuclear deal, North Korea, and border security, that can make it hard for intelligence officers to do their work in a nonpartisan vacuum. Because, as he puts it, “the Holy Grail of intelligence professionals is knowing that the information they helped collect, analyze and disseminate went straight to the president, the commander — and intelligence consumer — in chief,” but now they know their findings could be ignored, dismissed, or publicly scorned by him if it doesn’t suit his narrative. “I am not predicting a mass exodus of intelligence officers from federal service,” Hall continues. Intelligence work is some of the most fascinating, complex and rewarding work that our government does, and its practitioners are dedicated and thick-skinned. But they’re not used to sophomoric public criticism from an impulsive, angry president, and they may eventually decide that it’s just not worth it.” Another consequence, Hall warns, could be that foreign intelligence services will be less willing to collaborate with ours. “Trump’s inappropriate public criticisms will also have a chilling effect on one of the United States’ most potent intelligence force multipliers: our relationships with allied foreign intelligence agencies,” he says. “Indeed, the president’s comments are uniquely self-defeating, in that our best hope for monitoring and perhaps modifying the behavior of rogue states such as Iran, North Korea and Russia is working in unison with our partners. Many have already taken note of Trump’s cavalier attitude toward sensitive information, as well as his apparent failure to understand the basic rules of intelligence sharing. Recall when our president shared sensitive intelligence obtained from one of our foreign partners with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, for example. I would be deeply surprised if many of our best intelligence allies were not already holding back information they would normally pass to their U.S. counterparts, for fear Trump might not be able to keep a secret. (Their concerns might even be darker when they consider the possibility that our president has reportedly discussed sensitive matters with Russian President Vladimir Putin behind closed doors with no record of the conversation).” The effect of all of this, says Hall, is that our intelligence services will not work as effectively, and our country’s ability to counter threats will suffer. “[W]e are well past the point where we can write off the president’s public criticisms of the intelligence community as those of a political outsider, who despite his constant missteps has a heart of gold and the best of intentions,” Hall concludes. “We are now at the point where Trump’s actions are making us all less safe.” cia
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from Trump Investigations. masha gessen - Google Search Monday February 4th, 2019 at 6:15 AM 1 Share "What we are observing is not most accurately described as the subversion of American democracy by a hostile power. Instead, it is an attempt at state capture by an international crime syndicate."
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story . It’s been a strange two and a half years. From the first allegations, in July, 2016, of Russian meddling in the U.S. election campaign to the arrest of President Donald Trump’s former adviser Roger Stone last week, many of us who write about Russia professionally, or who are Russian, have struggled to square what we know with the emerging narrative. In this story, Russia waged a sophisticated and audacious operation to subvert American elections and install a President of its choice—it pulled off a coup. Tell that to your average American liberal, and you’ll get a nod of recognition. Tell it to your average Russian liberal (admittedly a much smaller category), and you’ll get uproarious laughter. Russians know that their state lacks the competence to mount a sophisticated sabotage effort, that the Kremlin was even more surprised by Trump’s election than was the candidate himself, and that Russian-American relations are at their most dysfunctional since the height of the Cold War. And yet the indictments keep coming.