| | [[File:Schindler_threat2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|After the sacking of Flynn, the IC spokesmen nolonger were making threats against a candidate or president-elect's life, they were calling for open [[sedition]].]] | | [[File:Schindler_threat2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|After the sacking of Flynn, the IC spokesmen nolonger were making threats against a candidate or president-elect's life, they were calling for open [[sedition]].]] |
| | *'''15 February.''' Intelligence Community frontline goon tweets second open threat against the personal safety of the President of the United State.<ref>https://tipolitics.com/cia-says-russia-tried-to-help-trump-win-election-then-trump-reportedly-names-rex-tillerson-831248e41ee4</ref> | | *'''15 February.''' Intelligence Community frontline goon tweets second open threat against the personal safety of the President of the United State.<ref>https://tipolitics.com/cia-says-russia-tried-to-help-trump-win-election-then-trump-reportedly-names-rex-tillerson-831248e41ee4</ref> |
| | *'''16 February.''' At a press conference Trump lashes out at the tapping of his [[Oval Office]] phone conversations with other heads of government. Trump says, "I called, as you know, [[Mexico]]. It was a very, very confidential, classified call... I spoke to the president of Mexico; I had a good call. '''All of a sudden, it's out there for the world to see. It's supposed to be secret. It's supposed to be either confidential or classified, in that case. Same thing with Australia. All of a sudden, people are finding out exactly what took place [in a presidential Oval Office phone call]. The same thing happened with respect to General Flynn. Everybody saw this. And I'm saying -- the first thing I thought of when I heard about it is: How does the press get this information that's classified? How do they do it?''' You know why? Because it's an illegal process and the press should be ashamed of themselves. But more importantly, the people that gave out the information to the press should be ashamed of themselves, really ashamed."<ref>http://time.com/4674061/donald-trump-press-conference-russia-transcript/</ref> | | *'''16 February.''' At a press conference Trump lashes out at the tapping of his [[Oval Office]] phone conversations with other heads of government. Trump says, "I called, as you know, [[Mexico]]. It was a very, very confidential, classified call... I spoke to the president of Mexico; I had a good call. '''All of a sudden, it's out there for the world to see. It's supposed to be secret. It's supposed to be either confidential or classified, in that case. Same thing with Australia. All of a sudden, people are finding out exactly what took place [in a presidential Oval Office phone call]. The same thing happened with respect to General Flynn. Everybody saw this. And I'm saying -- the first thing I thought of when I heard about it is: How does the press get this information that's classified? How do they do it?''' You know why? Because it's an illegal process and the press should be ashamed of themselves. But more importantly, the people that gave out the information to the press should be ashamed of themselves, really ashamed."<ref>http://time.com/4674061/donald-trump-press-conference-russia-transcript/</ref> |