#SSCI

Asha Rangappa

AshaRangappa_

THREAD. I see a lot of people commenting on the SSCI report, and claiming that Mueller dropped the ball in his investigation. Not true. I think Mueller did drop the

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

(OPEN THREAD) I'm the author of 3 books on the counterintelligence threat posed to the U.S. by Trump and his aides and associates. The most recent—Proof of Corruption—is out in

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

18/ I understand this seems confusing, so I'll simplify it in this way: when Manafort joins Trump's campaign, the Kremlin hacking campaign is well underway and the propaganda campaign is

Roscoe B Davis🎖⭐️⭐️⭐️

RoscoeBDavis1

Bill Priestap did the SSCI briefing in Feb. 2018, Priestap is in a real bind, because he had first hand knowledge that all that crap in that briefing was bullshit

D. Dean Johnson

ddeanjohnson

UFOs 2020: This thread is intended as a catch-up for people whose attention is newly drawn to recent published revelations regarding interest, by some organs of the U.S. government, in

Zamaan Qureshi

zamaanq47

Testimony from Elizabeth Denham of the @ICOnews to the @CommonsDCMS as it relates to the investigation of Cambridge Analytica | A THREAD First up, Ms. Denham says the Senate Intelligence

Richard Goldberg

rich_goldberg

I truly hope that what we are seeing right now on Russia/Afghanistan leaks didn’t derail a comprehensive intelligence analysis and policy deliberation process that was still underway, potentially leading to

April Falcon Doss

AprilFDoss

When SSCI looked at social media amplification of false and inflammatory messaging in the 2016 election, online influence operations and radicalization were relatively unfamiliar issues for the public and lawmakers.

emptywheel

emptywheel

In his reply, John Gleeson argues that DOJ didn't respond to the points he made in his brief, but DID invent a new reason to explain the motion to dismiss.

Chris “Cal” Carnahan

xtrixcyclex

1. I’ve been looking at the sock puppet/alias account of Russian Military Intelligence (GRU) Officer Konstantin Kilimnik over the past few days and tweeting out the posts chronologically because it’s

Natasha Bertrand

NatashaBertrand

JUST OUT: Volume 5 of the Senate Intelligence Committee's Russia report, focused on counterintelligence threats and vulnerabilities. It's 966 pages long. https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/report_volum

Peter Strzok

petestrzok

1/ Today’s bipartisan SSCI report - and each Republican Senator signatory - conclusively debunk Barr’s mendacious assertions that the FBI’s investigations were based on “a very thin, slender reed,” which

kekked

kekked16

Follow up to previous CTH ThreadFoolishness and betrayal of our country have served to reveal dangers within our present condition. Misplaced corrective action, regardless of intent, is neither safe nor

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

(THREAD) BREAKING: The Senate Intelligence Committee Report solved the Trump-Russia *and* Trump-UAE collusion mysteries simultaneously. Using the Report, this thread explains that collusion wasn't what—or where—many thought. I hope

emptywheel

emptywheel

Far too many people are thinking of Trump's actions in terms of what is legal. He has broken the law, before and during his presidency, over and over and over.

Ed Randall

TRandallizer

Hey #ufotwitter I've been thinking about the last few years and how it came about. I've got a view on what happened and i wanted to share it. It's by

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