SBGold said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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BearGoggles said:

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Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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movielover said:

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bear2034 said:

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🚨Newly declassified Top Secret emails sent on December 22, 2016 complying with President Obama's order to create the manufactured January 2017 ICA about Russia expose how DNI James Clapper demanded the IC fall in line behind the Russia Hoax. Clapper admits that it was a "team… pic.twitter.com/fVHq9E1no7

— DNI Tulsi Gabbard (@DNIGabbard) August 13, 2025

Clapper admits that this was a "team sport" that required "compromise on our 'normal modalities'".

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In 2016 Nellie Ohr, wife of top DOJ official Bruce Ohr and rumored CIA contractor, took six Ham radio classes and acquired a new Ham radio license while helped fabricate the Steele dossier. She subsequently lied to Congress, committing several felonies, but never suffered any consequences.

We see here again Rogers being honest.

https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/press/rep/releases/newly-declassified-fbi-document-proves-fusion-gps-contractor-nellie-ohr-lied-to-congress-about-contributions-to-crossfire-hurricane

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What is suspicious and sinister about having a Ham license? I need to know because my Ham license needs to be renewed, but if I've been unknowingly associating with evil and dastardly people, that might influence my decision.

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Do you know a lot of middle aged/older women who suddenly pick up this "hobby"? And just coincidentally when she (or her associates, including her husband) might be looking to surreptitiously communicate with a person living a long way away, like England over a medium that is not closely monitored and leaves no records (as opposed to phone calls or emails)?

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I'm not a woman, but I was 47 when I got my license.

As for Nellie Ohr, I looked her up in the FCC database. She has a technician class license with privileges on the UHF and VHF bands, which have a line of sight communication distance of up to 100 miles, but generally no more than 30 miles in practice. You can tap into repeaters for more distance, but there are no repeaters in the Atlantic Ocean. My experience is that UHF and VHF are used rather like CB radios were used - chit chat between friends and traffic/Smokies reports.

Nellie would need a license with HF privileges (General or Extra) to communicate long distance to Europe or other continents legally. She doesn't have that, so your conspiracy theory isn't very likely. In practice, it's not terribly reliable to hop on the radio and reach a specific person halfway around the world at any given time. Atmospheric transmission is a fickle beast.

Also, the amateurs going after foreign contacts usually have a robust antenna system and in a suburban neighborhood, most neighbors will complain if you put up a 50 or 100 foot tower in your backyard.

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Well that blew the sinister spin on the HAM issue to shreds. MAGAts, don't know much about anything

UNITY OVER DIVISION

VOTE BLUE

Go Bears Forever

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smh said:

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ham license? nope, not me, but ~50 years ago late at night i used to work with hams on MARS' single-side band radio, patching personal phone calls home from far faar away. # alpha bravo eight alpha alpha oscar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Auxiliary_Radio_System

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bear2034 said:

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Obama's Disgraced CIA Director John Brennan Follows Clinton's Playbook Calls for Trump to Get Nobel Peace Prize.

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HAMMER of JUSTICE: It's official Trump wants everyone who weaponized classified intel for political or personal gain out. ODNI Tulsi Gabbard revoked the security clearances for 37 current and former national security officials. pic.twitter.com/rEowkhSD7k

— @amuse (@amuse) August 19, 2025

DiabloWags said:

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Sorry Bearister, I think she must of had a bad case of acne when a teenager.
Not as hot as you think.

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movielover said:

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Yup, $700 million in savings.

https://nypost.com/2025/08/20/us-news/tulsi-gabbard-to-downsize-odnis-workforce-by-40-eliminate-politicized-offices/

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tequila4kapp said:

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Because people won't read the article:

After examining state-reported breaches of election networks, the whistleblower said, "It seemed only brief interaction was occurring in some cases, no unauthorized access, or even attempted access, was detected on 'victim' systems." Though the suspicious activity initially was attributed to Russian actors, further analysis raised doubts.

But when he brought his findings to his boss, ODNI's national intelligence officer for cyber issues, he was ordered to stop investigating and not include his findings in the final ICA draft.

"After being directed to conduct analysis of Russian-attributed cyber activity for the ICA, I had been abruptly directed to abandon further investigation," the whistleblower analyst said.

He added that his boss, whose name was blacked out in the whistleblower statement, "directed me to abandon analysis of these events, stating reports of Russia-attributed cyber activity were 'something else.'"

While the names of the whistleblower and his boss are blacked out in the report, a RealClearInvestigations search of federal records shows Vinh Nguyen was the national intelligence officer for cyber issues at the time. The whistleblower would have been Nguyen's deputy.
Nguyen did not respond to RCI's request for comment.

The whistleblower's 2023 complaint***seems to contradict the recent claims of Obama's director of national intelligence, James Clapper, and his CIA Director, John Brennan, among others that the ICA was a neutral document prepared according to the highest standards whose conclusions were widely supported by the intelligence community. The whistleblower said his supervisor also "pressured me to accept the ICA's judgment of a decisive Russian preference for then President-elect Trump, and stated to me that he sought my concurrence as means to sway the position of" another intelligence agency.

"I was pressured to alter my views on the key judgment," he said.

But, he added, "I could not concur in good conscience based on information available, and my professional analytic judgment."

What's more, he said his boss "intentionally deceived and excluded me from things I was cleared for and had need to know" during the ICA's drafting. This included the fact that Clinton campaign opposition research the now-debunked Steele dossier was used as supporting evidencein the highly restricted, classified version of the ICA.

"I had been led to believe that Clapper viewed the 'Steele dossier' material as untrustworthy, and I had believed it played no role in the ICA," he said.

His boss told him there was other evidence that supported the key Trump-Russia judgment, which he was "not allowed to see," but "if you saw it, you would agree." Pressed to share the alleged additional evidence, his superior said, "You need to TRUST ME on this." (Emphasis in original.) "I need you to agree with these judgments," he said his boss demanded.

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movielover said:

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Yup, $700 million in savings.

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There’s long been more than enough evidence to prosecute Obama, Hillary & the Biden gang. pic.twitter.com/qX75xGIEQL

— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) August 21, 2025