Epstein Secrets

ing face. GOLDBERG: Let me flip this entirely around and ask: Why is containment not your policy? In the sense that we contained the Soviet Union, North Korea -- PRESIDENT OBAMA: It's for the reason I described -- because you're talking about the most volatile region in the world. It will not be tolerable

I think it's entirely legitimate to say that this is a regime that does not share our worldview or our values. I do think, and this is what General Dempsey was probably referring to, that as we look at how they operate and the decisions they've made over the past three decades, that they care about the

es.com/news/2020/aug/24/kim-jong-un-coma-reports-even- more-tenuous-previou> (8/24, Taylor, 492K) reports a former high-level CIA official "and other North Korea analysts downplayed reports Monday that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is in a coma, asserting the reclusive young dictator is likely keeping a lo

nology at the University of California, Berkeley." Courts don't generally review "the president's determinations on questions of national security, Dempsey said." Newsweek <https://www.newsweektorn/why-we-are-suing-administration-read-tiktoks-explanation-taking- trump-1527249> (8/24, Watts, 1.53M) also

much of what is written about Israel: Why can't it just hang on? What's wrong with containment? It worked with the Soviet Union. It has worked with North Korea. Pakistan has bombs galore, but no one is taking shelter in the basement. How is Iran different? Iran is different because it has explicitly threa

erized any Israeli attempt to disrupt Iran's nuclear program as a short-term affair. An Israeli raid "wouldn't achieve their long-term objectives," Dempsey said on CNN — and he is surely right. But Israel also has a short-term objective — and that is to play for time. Israel notes that its 1981 bombin

berthreats facing the U.S., and really the FBI's answer for the last several years has been the same: China, China, China, ransomware, Russia, Iran, North Korea." Trump's new homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem, said during her Senate hearing that CISA had strayed "far off mission." She pledged to work

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berthreats facing the U.S., and really the FBI's answer for the last several years has been the same: China, China, China, ransomware, Russia, Iran, North Korea." Trump's new homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem, said during her Senate hearing that CISA had strayed "far off mission." She pledged to work

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e countries had stopovers in a country that was an ally of the United States, where officials could seize Snowden. The three excep- tions were China, North Korea (via China), and Russia. The only one of these three countries that Snowden is known to have had contact with directly during his thirty-three-day s

cuments that Snowden exfiltrated from our highest levels of security had nothing to do with exposing @ government oversight of domestic activities.” Dempsey based this @ assessment on a then still-secret Defense Intelligence Agency report on the breach. The classified DIA report showed that Snowden took “